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@-OFFICE OF THE SOUTH CARROLL
MA CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY =
CHARLESTON S. O., JULY s. 1S7o-subscrbers
to the Capital Stock Of this Company are hereby
notified that TEN PER CENT. on the amount OF
their subscriptions (belng FIrst Instalment Two
Dollars-and Second Instalment-Eght Dollars
per Sharel is now due and payable. EIs
5They will please pay as follows, viz: s
Sin Charieston-Att the ONCE OF the Company. .
In Sumter-To Colonel JAMES D. BLANDING.
q In Nlarendon-To DR.. JOHN J. INGRAM. EEHz3
Sxsa D. B. MoLAURIN, President.u q
WM q. PERoNNEAU, Treasurer.
tuly6-WfmS
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this one will be equally so.
CRUMBs.-A school with two teachers has
been organized in the county Jail for the pris
oners.
Colonel Low, engineer OF the Blue Ridge
Railroad, has been in this city for day or two
General Butler was in Columbia on Satur.
day.
Laura Keene and company are delighting
the good people of St. Paul, Minnesota.
Annie Abrahams, colored, was sent to jail
Saturday morning for term of ten days, un'
der the vagrant law.
During recent debate in the United States
Senate senator desired to know if Beaufort
was port.
Julia Johnson was sent to Jail Saturday for
term of twenty days, for immoral behavior
on Beaufain street.
There are at present sixty-eight prisoners
in the county Jail, of whom a large portion
are children, sent there for petty theft or va
grancy.
On Saturday Jeffrey Dayes, charged with
stealing spoons and set of harness, was SEN
fenced to a term Of thirty days in jail by Trial
Justice Magrath.
Samuel A. King, the well-known aronaut,
who ascended here from the Citadel Green,
made short voyage from Buffalo on tie
'tFourth."
A Chicago paper, speaking of hereditary
peculiarities, says that: there was In South Car
ollna dog which lad accidentally lost its tail
and transmitted the defect its descendants
for three or four generations.
John MCPHERSON, arrested for assaulting
stepney Rney with horsewhip, at the South
Carolina depot has been sentenced by Trial
Justice J. G. Mackey to pay fine of $50, OF
remain thirty days in jail. An appeal from the
decision was entered.
We learn from the Abbeville Press that
Colonel D. Wyatt Aiken has recently sold
some 400 acres of his Coronaca place to Mr..
Law, of Darlington. at SIT so per acre. The
Press also states that Mr.. I. D. Gaillard has
sold his valuable plantation near White Hall,
in that county, to Northern firm, for SIS, 900.
The manner yereln," composed Of three
hundred members, now existing under the
name and title of "Catholic Politic Casino" In
Vienna, District Mariahllp, Austria, have sent
a vote of thanks to the Congressman who Sc
cured the appropriation Of $4,000 to enable
the Sisters of Our Lady of Mercy to rebuild
their Orphan Asylum, which was destroyed at
the bombardment of Charleston In 1862.
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GLENN RINGS,
SPAnrANBURG COUNTY, S. c.,
W. D. FOWLER, PROPRIETOR

This delightful WATERING PLioE, unsurpassed
by any in the South, is now open for the recep-
tlon Of 1nvalIds and pleasureseekers for the sum-
mer. The Billiard and Bowling Saloon, both for
Ladies' and Gentlemen. will be found in complete
order. Rooms newly and comfortably furnished,
and the tables supplied with the best the market
afold ds.
Stages direct from spartanburg to Rotel same
day. Charges-$35 per month. jun2o-1mo
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~ WITH SPECTACLES.-0LD
Eyes made new, easily, without doctor or medi-
cines. Sent postpaid on receipt Of 10 cents. Ad-
dress Dr.. & B. F0OTE, No. 100 Lexington avenue,
New York dec15
~ MANHOOD.-AM MEDICAL ESSAY
on the Cause and Cure Of Decline in Premature
Man, the treatment OF Nervous aud Physical De-
bility, &c.
sOThere is no member OF society by whom this
book Will not be found useful whether such per-
son holds the relation C Parent Preceptor or
Observation-Disclosures Times and Gazette.
Sent by mail on receipt Of ffty cents. Address
the Author, DR.. e. DEF. CURTIS, Washington,
DO. septl lYE
E AWAY WITH UNCOMFORTABLE
TRUssES.- Comfort and Cure for the Ruptured.
Sent postpaid on receipt Of 10 cents. Address
DR.. E. B. FooTE, No. 12o Lexington avenue, New
York. declb
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H6l4np LODGE, No. s. Z Q: o: Fat reg
ulsr sjs1ni annual meeting Of this Lodge, held
on the 7th instant, the following officers were
installed for the current term, VIZ: Bent.
Rice, IN. G.; c. F. Lubs, v. G.; J. T. Forbes, R.
s.;J. 3. Meyer, p. 8. and treasurer; E. L. Ter
~, O.; 2. Dunlap, W.; c. F. Willie, &. a. 8.
toNG.;J.P. Bland, L. b. s. to N. G.; VIM.
semken, 3. H.s. toy. G.; A. Duncan, L. H.
s.toV. G.; h. Dublin, I. G.; 7. N. Brown, O.
GID. Loeb, B. 8. s.; J. Larchman, L. S. s.;
G. W. Gruver, Junior P. G. Committee on
Finance-C. H. Eberhardt, J. 7. Forbes, G. W.
Gruver, ]. n. Martin and Jacob Mietzler. Com
mittee on Charity-Wm. Semken, E. L. Terry
and C. volgt.. Committee on Educatlon-Geo.
Opel, c. Francke and W. F. Surau. Commit
tee on Magnolia Ground-C. F. Lubs.
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m ESTATE OF MOSES D. HYAMS.-
PUBLIC NOTICE FOR LETTERS OF DISCHARGE,
UNDER ACT OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF
SOUTH CAROLINA. MARCH 2s, s,lSss.-ApplIcation
will be made to the Hon. George Buist Judge Of
Probate Court for Charleston County, on MONDAY,
the 9Th day Of August 1870, at II O'Clock NJ, for
Final Discharge and Letters DIsmissory TO the
undersigned Executors Of said Estate.
s. Y. TUPPER,
T. GRANGE SIMoES,
THOS. b. DEVICES,
Executors OF the Will Of N. D. Hyams.
t,,Iro fr,w
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DEATH OF W. T. McKEwN.-The Orangeburg
News announces the death of Mr.. W. T. Nc
Kewn, which took place on Tuesday last he
was my eight years Of age, and was among
] the old linhabitsnts Of 0rangeburg, of which
town he was at one time the intendant. For
thirty-two years he had been connected with
the South Carolina Railroad, and, during his
longconnecnon with the company, has never
failed or mlsered in the prompt and careful
performance Of his duty. 1t was in this en-
ployment particularly that he has earned that
high reputation for integrity which is the
fcrowning honor Of the citizen and the gentle
Imam II, Z .ksstsasl 81. 49, \.
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ng- ONLY rs CENTS FOR CUTTING
HAIR, 25 cents for Shampootng, and Eight
shaves for 81, at J. LOMBARDo's, No. ia Mar
ket street. july6-6"
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~A GRAND EPOCH IN SCIENCE
From the time when, In 1884, DR.. RUGGE dscoV-
cred "Carbouc Acid" and its extraordinary medt-
cal effects, nothing iE :he history Of Medicine has
equaDed it. Largely used by the French phyal-
clans IN treatment Of consumptlve and scrofu-
ious diseases, It was introduced BY the Court Ply
stefan OF Berlin, MAX ERNST HENRY, into Prus-
sla, and from thence TO the United States. No
thing else Of the present day can equal HEN
RYrS SOLUTION OR CARB0LIC CONSTITUTION
RENoYATOR Patients get better aJter only one
dose has been, taken, and we cordially recommend
It to the pubhc.-fEditor argus ian17 1yr
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@-STONO PHOSPHATE COMPANY
NoTlOE.-An lnstalment OF TEN PER CENT.
s hereby called In on the Capital Stock OF This
Company, payable at the ONCE OF the Treasurer,
on or before tue 18th Instant. The Shares Of
Stockholders who fall to meet this instalment
will be forfeited at the option OF the Board.
B. F. HUGER.
iuly6-wfm4 Treasurer.
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Two YouNa LADIES KILLED BY LIGHTNING.
From apriyate letter to q gentleman In this
city, we learn that on yesterday week, while
Miss Mprrssf dsdsaser Of JosepbM Murray,
and Ms 4Hin, danshtsApf DanleSaE ehoth Of
St. J6hn'a. Berkeley, ere sss4s tsem
church with Mr. Murrds, MsS tooE shslssr gs
undesia tree to avoid fson1.sa son.s
show While there ths t9e
tree a3d instantly EkISd EAe Sssni
Mr. H4raysFhok 4 IA \ RRalng Ssss un-
oniceH Lovstt assess b cSA AK fAih ls alias
Henry Bryiht blored, Sso6sthe Charge Of
being2h esGlped convict ftohtha Meth Caro-
lima peniteaasry. The charge was made BY
two other colored men, named respectively
James HargroYe and Henry Baker. As soon
as arrested, Bryant charged the other two men
as being escaped conyicts also, and they,
too, were arrested. An of1cer from North Car
olina Is expected in 9 day or two, when pos
Gbly this mixed up affair may be set Alright
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july64
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seaItb an6 Recreation.
rom SPRINGS:

Thsarge and commodious Hotel at this delight.
full watering place has been thoroughly repaired,
and fitted up with new Furniture, under the super.
intendence Of JOHN A: MAYS. and VIII be opened
ors. No pains Or expense will be spared In pro-
vid!ng for the comfort and enjoyment @ Of guests.
healthy and beautiful country, added to the cura-
tive properties Of the water and the pleasant
invalid or pleasure seeker can find no place OF the
kind hereabouts where the time will be spent
more prohtably or agreesbly.
The rooms are large and airy, and are 80 ar
ranged as to furnish many conyeniences, es.
pecially to families who do not Wish to be sep
arated..
The table Will be always furnished with the
best the country ahd cities can anord, and, In
their culinary department; they would say that
they have secured the sc, ices OF those who can
not fall to please even til. most fastldious.
Complete facilities are likewise afforded for
amusement; In wori.. the proprietor fatters
himself that he has left nothing undone that
might afford pleasure and comfort to hls guests.
A few good horses and buggles will be found
constantly on hand FOR the accommodation OF
visitors.
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Special arrangements vii. be made with Famt-
lies at z lower rate than the above.
july4-1mo JOHN A. MAYS.
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CRUaBs.-A school with two teachers has
been organized in the county Jail for the pris-
, 1870-04-26

no3n the wresehed mother spoke oz having
been tsunted BY hnr sister relshyo to EEaav-
hi Tho children to their fsthet,
"a s.sy ,ars don't ,0n ,,Dn,,,s g - ,o'a s;fs
hae Mi 10 De sI soni ls ss i. on former ooeasios
expressed The 1iah that hsr CID! !dren were desd
and out OF The way Of The wnrld; th.t II she
should die her children would b kicked and
cuned about the world like 10 many Thousands
ard who have neither father nor mother to
watch their footsteps ard guido them
and the thought Of her dying md leaving
behind her childrep seems to bs tho tue sol1-
ton for the horrible decd that has bee11 COM
mitted. It occupied her mind day and night,
and none bat d mother can tell With what An-
guish ebe kissed her boy End bade him hurry
home after school was ous, and how shs
by hex eide 1t night, wondering Whit Kind OF =
Life was in stote for her. md il she would ever
be left in the sad condition thst her mother
was. Her anguish became fired with An un-
quenchahle fame, reason became dethrpned-
ind in An awful moment she conceived the
en-, And not permit them to battle with tho
temptations Of this world.
Tie funeral Of the children took plAce yestes-
day afternoon from the dwelling Of their
grandparents The collins, containing their
bodies, were placed in two he1zses, and at
about ~ o'clock the funeral cortcge, consist
iug OF the hearses and = number OF hacks, in
which werc the family and friends, proceeded
to St. John'E Church, corner OF Eager and
Valley streets. On the sidewalks and on the
streets through which tho funeral train I,assed
. larye number Of persons had gathered, many
Of them following from the dwelling. on Cen.
ttal avenue, to the church, in front of which
thcy crowded. 20 that it was almost impossible
for person to pass- The collins were rcnov'
ed from tho hea1ees and carried into the
church, which in few minutes WAS completely
filed. The service in the church w.s abort
and was conducted hv Father McDeyitt, whe
made but few remarks. After the service tht
cof1ina were placed again in the hearses, AMI
the funeral Iam proceeded to 81. Patrick,
burial ground, ont on the Fiiladelphia road
HheIe Tie ipte1mept took place.
, 1870-04-26

hecause OF the largo amount Of tho capital
Of The country which is in tho hands OF
small capitalists, poor men, who combine
good deal of work with the use Of . very
moderate amount Of money, TINT the Gen.
eus Of 1eGo zrsurns tho average earnings Of
the whole property Of the country a 81 per
cont ror annum, the property being
lees than 81, 900, ooo, 900, md the annual
eafntngs more than $4,000, ,ooo,oo0. Hare
Y hava fhA rn1y- fair r,,aa aura of fhA 1xrY4h
, 1870-04-26

WIN ,rrY,t dn:.,, ----
n+.:ss ~. S.mu ~ a3l4ore Lbs wreck of the
tcrs5aot s5ac 1 ssc s!saeo N reaching the quar-
49, ;31o 1oeI uIonHni eatlsae and ;
NM, m sssns1,.l ss1ns.al .oo to!1or theJ took
n..rnt1y ao.tad ~ ~ - k, me i.tser hsd ap-
tea 11sso.r roaa ap u one OF the cahins and
Thst~crn nn.tss n.sa ~ portion Of tbs det7is,
da"2 ~ b.tnhss - PeneIa,e TO The lower
49, *t1u h,7rIh".S. ehs olosaeo up with hhruken
.hst E rf9o-4s I;n ~ nts, ~ ,s as. II Il probable
siates Adnr,itv H. ,ecoxan w m1s th " the United
1;es' I hnt tpr4haL pets sne mnoe MsGck Is it now
MI, ". adnit.i " e3 Ras.n ons WIZ ne suspended
~h.t - n ~ doas 1n H., ResSonay. doe'dns on
her - n,,sno5 Ao AA''' sao tous1eFn sof fasainB
0e' ~ Tro k1sst., ,o-o., :
,h,t .In,o ,.uSsn 1i 6oseament hse announced
;..1 .ctnoIs .aa va ~ ~ ~ ~ ~1amlstad to med
rrt;s e. ~ H. na 70 me9csi practice, The
mas5,. = - -. @ se1ss.S ,haa ~ ~ Trskaee' Fo9.
IL a4! ~ "As louno taAs re Goasacka objected
1esticst;,n & s1'Iasa y ~sa y @ sana On In
seau6H.H.55n u We 4scose,eo taat they hala ,
, 1870-04-26
SEAL OH AID ITS AHTAHoH1bI IN
CONGRESS-,

The New Bedford Glnasschusetss) us-
ssict is represented in Congress by r.
James Bufhnson. Du1ing the discussan
OF the dog law in tho Illinois Legislatofe> !
few years ago, member startled the Aouss
by e1clairning, "Mz. Speaker, I represent
shesp." Er. Buh>.ton might - tEuthfnNy
declare that he represents whales HIS
craftsmanship begins and endt in bfubbeE-
He .osas for, or against, eresJ proposition
from IN oleaginous standpoint He Will
vote for the, Funding bill, or against u, "a
ths supporters CT opponents Of That bill vtn
agree TO vote on fish oil He xants whale
oil protected, and he Is ready to vote
with any pezson, on any question, provided
that porson will vote right On grease. Nc
a.Kunaons can roach him, that il not luhri'
Gated by whsle oil Papez-milla, and axes
and shoyels, and salt, and steel. and wool
len, md Aa1, and cotton machinery al have
4 special representatives but Bufantoz
| stands there the great Antagonist Of seal oil
! codli,er oil, wAlrus oil, dog-dsh oil, ami
cvcry other imaginable oil that can possibly
| compete with whAlo oil.
In Newfoundland there IS large popu
la.ion who live by fishing. They catch cod
, 1870-04-26
POLITICAL.

The New York Times sAya: "Anothar Pres
idcntial ticket has been suggcsted-Salmon r.
ChAser Of Ohio. feE President, and Gilbert G.
Walker, Of Virginia, for Etca President 90
Walker might not he bud to put upon the polt-
ical course by thoee who want their candidates
to run well. Further than this, we sar not"
Tho Albany .Aryas tells tho following:
:" Al recent revival In one Of our leading
churchea, lady meuaber Of tho congregs-
irg her manifold transgressions, earnestly
implorrd her auditors 70 tell her il nhe
had forgotten ny sin a gentletn.n arose
say to me that :on .ished IL Democrats we're
itent was covered with confusion, but acknowl-
edged her error, and declared that, though shs
had once uttered such Eiah, she now deeply
regretted The e1Ixession.
The A1kade1phiA (Arkl Tribune announces
adds: +" Then such Rczibhling lepers rs repre-
sent the Ku-Elu1 Demoezc! of..shis place at-
TEMPT 10 libel him, pe1ron21y, and contempt
his court, We shall ever BE- found in his sup
rort With the many others ct bis dafendern,
ae1inst these teAsouAbsa Pohtcassefa who are
rsnderane to the tastes Of their distempersd
"A personal controyarsy has arisen n ken-
tuekJ between Seuatox Thomas c. MecreasJ,
on the one hand, and his s1ceessor in the Sen-
ate, love1nor Stevenson on the other Iha
complaint Of Senator McCree3 is thAs
Governor Steveneou hsd stated that he had
t 1ecopmended General S. 3, nutbr1dge
| for othce under tho johnson Adniniist1 alton
The Governor Aduits that from January Il
March he neve1 doubted tia truth Q!
tho report, and 20 expressed himself
| TO thoso With whom hn cmyezted or
tho basis Of soeh m opinion. In March ha
heard that Mr. MoC1eGy denied il, and he in
| paeliateiy avnwed ttat his denial should be re-
| ceiyed Is proof thA& tho Eumnr WIS untrue
| To this Nj. McC4rety responds that thu Gov
e1noe, after tho danial, IN March. wrote Il
| Washington, 10 Colonel Jones, urging him t,
investigate the ehargc, and, il possihle, Il
substantiate it. He calls for tho pubhcauo,
| Of the whole correspondents.
, 1870-04-26
Anes, don't you sAe THAI il yoa 70 on pro
tecanB everything, Jou DESTROY protection p

Anes, p" don't you sae thai il yoa 70 on pro
tecsang e1erythtnE, Jon destroy protection =
=. No. ! dont, responded 8.
Wen, you just do. We must have cbeap
materaA and cheap labor, and II we don't got
hese' We hase no protection. Now you put
NJ material On ", and Jou pat mp la1,or by
tdding to tho cost OF living, don't you sea -"
see" responded tho Chairman Of Wans
and Means, "that in your eeIash crnetf nrn-
tcetion is = good thing 80 long as Tou mako
money By it, and not 80 good shsa my one
else has chance"
t'But that ID not protection; We want to
protect the manufacturer" roared Amen.
''The1e Is no sense in attempting TO protect
material II is skilled labor thai hss 10 be
built mp. Nov, how could | make tho Groat
American shorsl at = profit II serap iron rore
put up On me 7"
"you will not help me on jute!" sskel
6cheuck.
.'No, won't, because -
"Yon will not :"
"So, I WON'T" -...
"Then I'll be id il I don't 90 for a duty
on ecrap iron!"
q ''schonck. you're not serionss"
Never more SO, Oaty. in my life; An
going to stick you on sctsp iron; 30 look out
Tor the Great american Shovel!"
And sure enough the new bill puts up scrap
iron, and the Honorable Amos Is standing On
bis head, which, by the way, is about a. nat
uzal and eafe position as Oil Shovels could
assume.
, 1870-04-26
Suffrage In Illinois

From th fhiroeo Leqaf .se1ex, .aprils
The mAjolstr Of the members of the Con-
stitutional Convention, with the Intention OF
defeating the proposition, and for the purpose
Of securing votes for the adoption Of the pro-
posed contribution. hAre reconsidered their
former action upon the WOMAN suffrage quea-
r1on, and decided to eubmit that question to
vote Of the people in separate article. In or
der 10 determine whether this change in the
aetiou Of the convention had been brought
shout by the real friends Of the woman suffrage
movement, Ne examined the body OF the pro-
posed constitution 80 far as the same had been
adopted and found the following,
SEC. !. No person shall l,e eircted or appointed
p.onl Or emolumcns, tn this stale who Is not an
elecsor OF Ibis State.'
Should tits be adopted aud the que ation Of
WOMAN suffrage be ro,ed down, then no wou1-
Al can be elected Or appointed to any civil
Office, public position, OF place Of trust, profit,
or enoluuent IN this state, and it 50 etfectual-
/ y ties the hands Of tho Legislature that they
would not have the power to pass ; law allow
| ing women to bo Sotasies Public. School Di-
| sectoE, or deputy clerks. Suppose next
| winter the Legislature should appoint
\ las the Legislatures OF several States
have doue), t.o poor, but able and talented,
widows Of deceased soldiers. enrolling and en-
| Could womau under this section b. an exc
| cntor, administrator, guardian, trustee or
SCHOOL teacher? 1t Is not onls blow aimed At
| the rights OF woman, but At the rights Of our
foreign born population Ender it no foreigner
can Be elected or appointed to any position OF
trust until he has been IN this country i've
Eeans be cannot be deputy clerk, Constable.
= Deputy sheriff, policeman, \ bndse-tender,
or School Director, and va question whethar
he can be N attorney-.t-1aa, school teacher,
| A executor, or : gu.rdiAn- There is no such
no11ous provision IN our present coustitu-
| tiCn.
, 1870-04-26
i Terrible Disaster BEarely AveFtcd.
Fort Jerrls {4p71l lp> co17xstonIEnee AZ The .Ssv
T-ort IeroLf

The Erie Hallway haa Just escaped 4 disaa-
ter that in al probability would have exceeded
1ny that has ever occurred On that road~ md
through the presence Of mind Of ! WOMAN md
the heroic cunduct Of her tHo Small children
SeAr CARR Rock, il that wild gorge ct the
Delaware Division 30 well known IN connection
with reccpt horrible ca1arnitr. is petched
email shanty. occupied By this vom1a, anidow
named FAr1m, and her two boys, aged respec-
lively 5 and 4ye&s.
Yesterday forenoon, ehortly after the w1teh-
man had rsesed this precipice, returning from
looeened probably By the recent stoxn1, plunged
centre Of the ttack-bed, whcre it lodged.
breaking the rails and badly damaging the
track. The crash Vas heard bJ this uouaan,
who ran to the track and discovered tho situa-
tinn- It immediately flashed scross her mind
that the Cincinnati express, coming cast, VAS
at that nounent due Her two Children we're
near By. She called them at oacs, and hur-
ne dly told them Whist to do Kith al their
might they rau to neet this ttAin,
the roar Of which vas already heard
ss it tore along through those nar-
row vindings. Engineer Day, On the alert for
dsu9cE- saw those little heroes, one Of them
violently waying \ yellow hanke1chief, sisd
both Of them making Wild gestures. The e en-
gine Was Immediately reversed, but ere The
train could be stopped the angina VA within
| few feet OF the rock! This much accom-
| pli.hed, and back sped the boys down tht
trim that might be approaching tn the oppo
eite direction. They scon overlook the watch
man md related Nhat hAd occurred. NOV
, 1870-04-26

fish md s.,l. and ~
-. ,:..,S ~.oJ ,.1a1o cae: 1ney
s1ticaas from The {Tn3t,v1 Rfs(.. 7h.sa
THAR sr,, Ill. In n,,.+o,, -. p.-,1.s
crchsnpe Il f,r Aonr mt, -, = -. '
Newfoundland .hort sn ..n.s
car1on. Thore Ia . t,~ :. - IN
ner cent in oo,d vh;ch ,.;,t tsa;ah.
and other chareaa n,,onn., ;. .,a,. - g..
rent This t.r orar,ta, a;-as.,.. go. r..
American eon.n,1er w;th ~ Vi, ~
7on1 a. s1 ner h.na1 4hs .ss.;.
cbant conld nnrrh.a, nm o.,,ons =, 49,,
nil, bn. tha lar of IN ,>or 49, La;..1.-s I
nron tha a., h. ost. n 49, ~. 800 oAo
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80 - m..s:S..s - "u1 WILL
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49, '11s ~ .eo ~ " 'ays ana means
0 ~, ess,.. es,t .u au 1ouo "ng hees.on;
md ali sh otia cr1de no. otneITi.S rrnvsdsd ~
20 cents per gallon" =.
1Ms 1S an increase OF ihe tax from 10 70
4o pef CENT. II includes both seal and cod
liver OIL. "na!e Oh now pays ia1 OF ~
per cent, and mus proposition carries 1t up
10 ~ per cent. 10 get This ta1 on oil
quaofupled' IL me misalon OF ar' buft1nton
10 congress. 10 get that ta1 increased be
~lll vote TO ta1 pig iron $20 per ton, or
sa5t 81 per onanel; OF he VIII vote to mike
them both tree. He has no special lntesest