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tions 5A and b, after Section in said
Act Approved July 10, 1870.
Al Act to further amend Section l46 of
the Civil Code. Approved July sl, 1870.
An Act to enable the Commissioners of
Crown.Lands to convey certain parcels of
land belonging to the Royal Domain.
Approved July 81, 1870.
An Act to repeal an Act entitled, "An
Act authorizing the Board of Education
to establish an Industrial and Reformatory
School for the care and education of help
less and neglected children, as also for
the reformation of Juvenile offenders" /"
approved December 80, 1854, and to
authorize the Board of Education TO con-
tinue the Industrial and Reformatory
School at Keoneula, kapalama, Oahu; as
well as to institute or establish, when ne
cessary, other Industrial and Reformatory
Schools. Approved July 81, 1870.
An Act to amend the law in relation to
the tax on animals, and to repeal Sections
4sl and 497 of the Civil Code. Approved
July 2l, 1870.
An Act making specific appropriations
for the use of the Government, during the
two wears which viii end with the Slst
of March, in the year 1872. Approved
July %, lS7o.
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The "CrrT OF BosroN,"-HKR Loss ADMITTED
Br HER OwNERs-The New York Herald Of June
ID says:
THE sad fate of the City Of Boston, which len
this port the e5th OF january last can not longer
be gainsaid. Everybody can remember that the
vessel len this port on the date aforementioned
She had on board at the time general cargo, con-
sistng Of cotton, oIl-cake, aour, beef bacon, lard
hops, ,allow, wheat, and copper ore, weighing. al
together 500 tons, ard had also on board QS7 tons
of coal for her own consumption. She arrived at
Halifax on the s7th of January, and there took on
board the mails, small quantity OF cargo, consist
ing of the extra luggage Of passengers aud packages
shipped BY the naval store-keeper, which made
about 20 tons extra weight The total weight the
ship had on board when leaving Halifax, was:
Machinery, 500 tons; cargo 9l6 tons; coal.ss7 tons
making total OF 20ST tons The above mentioned
facts are stated together with ether particulars IN
a communication made by William Inman, Of the
G;man line of steamers, to the Secretary Of the
Marine Department Of the Board Of Trade. In Lon
don. He says: The Company steamer Etna, with
the outward mails for Halifax arrived at that port
on the 25th Of January and reported clear weather
and 10 ice visible on the northern track I think
that Capt. Halcross, upon this report, TOOK the
northern track. By all accounts, the ice broke up
suddenly this year, and can only come to thu con-
cluson that the vessel foundered in consequence Of
getting amongst it, Ny Companys steamer City Of
Antwerp, which left New York the day sffer the
City of Boston left Halifax was aware OF ice 20 the
northward, although 1t was not seem Mr. Inman
claims that his views OF the loss sppcar to be the
more probable from the fact that no portion Of the
wreck has ever been picked up
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Government bonds have greatly advanced ia
Europe showing iavOrably the credit Of tie coun-
try. The Guano Islands still hold out, producing
WELL there are about 100 vessels at the Guanape,
but only about 20 at the Chinchas. those islands
being about used up. These are the ouly islands
they are working at present. 1t is fortunate lcr
Peru and for the shipping Of nearly oil nations.
that guanO is so extensively used as il gives en-
ployment to many vessels that would otherwise
be la,d up.
Peru has at present large navy, say 10 or ~
vessels most of them very formidable. mostly
iron clads. Two very fine sbaiIors pnr-
chased in the United States have just arrived.
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IcoSocLAsM.-The late persecution against native
Christians in Japan not to have been directed
against that faith Alone but against Buddhism also
or, in other words against image worship In general
The japanese are worshiPpers Of nature; no images
10 be found in the temples Of what may be called
the established religion. Buddhists are as much
dissenters from the State religion are the Chris
tians. Buddhists and Christians alike have images
in their temples Of worship, and the lconoclasiie
zeal of the orthodox faith can not break the mum
meries Of image worship, whether Of Indian or Eu-
ropean origin. A remarkable evidence Of their de-
termination to utterly abolish IDOLS is shown By an
iconoelastie ediet, which dooms 10 destruction even
the great idol Of the Empire, colossal image Of
Buddha, in bronze, Of worldwide fame, called b.
boots The gigantic statue is for sale and Il Is
too large to remove without breaking II up Il q
likely soon to be turned TO some useful purpose,
afer having for six centuries contributed to pro
mote debaslng superstition.
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OUT OF BUsEsEss--The answers Of fhFgs ship
masters on the witness stand IN Portland N4ine.
are cited as showing The deeaF of navigation To
the question. " What j. yonr busincssf' the nrst
replied, al am gentleman losfer;" The. nezf, 81
tend babies and feed the hrus; the thlrd. =. have
no business, but have gos the rheumatiam.s
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Az aeronaut near London, was precipifsfed from
his balloon when at the height u 80 feet report
Of the occurrence states that be landed safely ou
u.ighboring roof but the tiles being slippery. b
could not maintain his hold and rolled 10 the arth
striking his head on the pavement ani dashiag ouf
bis brains.
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NAN named Jones. in Troy, told bis wife %
pour little kerosene in fhe store and the are would
kindle quicker Ar. Jones broke up hoaseksepisx
that morning before Breakfast
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How 0ns "ExPLoDE."-The expression ofen
used that oil Is explosive. conveys a wrong ldea
The oil does not explode. An oil may even ezfln-
guish burning match when thrust into II, and yet
be highly dangerous 10 as a burning fluid. Il is
the vapor Of these oils mixed with air that Is dan
gerous, far as explosion Is concerned. Where
partly filed lamp has the portion above the oil fed
with mixture Of Tapor and air, IL may explode.
When lamp is filed while lighted, the mixture Of
air aud vapor in the can or filler, explodes upon
coming in contact with the fame the oil Itself does
not really explode, though ii does serious injury
when scattered by the expIosion
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The WRONG WoKD-Ouce upon a time, there
lived among the hills old gentleman whose entire
personal and real estate consisted Of wife, we'll
ventilated log cabin, half acre os not very pro-
duetive land, and a fondness for what IS called
"tangle-leg' whisky. One spring morning, the
owner of all this property struck with the con-
viction that his land must be pIowed. But be had
no horse, and found 1t impossible TO borrow one
Nevertheless, the ground must be broke up"
horse no horse, and it was fnay determined that
the "old woman should hitch up the old man, aud
bold the handles and drive while he drew the plow
This was accordingly done, and the plow went
bravely on until the plowshare under a root and
the team was brought to 4 halt. But the serIttsr'
had become warmed up by this time aud a. the old
lady gave him rap with the reins, and cried. Git
up, there ~ he threw his weight upon the harness
with heavy jerk, which snapped the trace short
of and he shot forward against the fence, his bead
striking the end Of rail with the force Of a maui
"Thunderation, old womanr r' he exclaimed, As he
wiped the blood and dirt from his eyes, "why
didn't you say w-h-o-ag'
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REER-Dee1en & Schroder's Best
Hamburg Ale, II quarts
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WINES Genuine German Rhine
Wines. viI-Geissuhsines, Leibfrauuilsh. etc, in
pints and quarts
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DEFEAT OF THE SANDWICH ISLANDS RECIPROCITY
TREATY.-The Senate spent much Of the day in exc
cutive session discussing the reciprocity treaty with
the Sandwich Islands, and finally rejected 1t By a
vote OF 20 to 10 Speeches were made in favor Of It
by Cole, Corbett and Sumner. aud against il BY
Chandler Morrill, of Vermont, aud other tari; men.
who have set their faces against all reciprocity trea
ties with whatever Power. The Senators from the
sugar growing States opposed it the ground that
it would interfere with their productions Senator
Sumner, who was the principal advocate Of the
treaty, made a strong closing speech in It's iaTor
which in point Of eloquence and power is said to
have surpassed his famous Alaska speech. He de-
picted in glowing terms the greatness Of the com
meree between the United States and China and the
East, and showed the necessity of possessing the
Sandwich Islands a sort OF halfway house and
naval station upon the Pacific. All Mr. summers
eloquence, however in favor of the treaty fell upon
the Senate like water upon a sieve, and he was
powerles to its atifeation-W Waaingtos, Corr
" y. Herald, June Isl.
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vISE0AR. HEATED old bachelor sayr he aIrsyI
looks under the head Of Marriages Tor tbs news
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BOLI.E< a co.
CHING HOON.

co=zissicz Merchant E.6 eszs-zl Agent
--rrar ~ Ts1s 1uf 1-ts- Ceu=ss au5 Fursz-1 eass.
ete=ale -r1- Eiauaz1 ErQ.iuo-- Acr-r flr
Fa-saa a-a Auazzll 49, Fla--a=i11s- Ezr--lro.s
S-Er Nz1..z s-rees. lzllu EizE l--FE
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Special NOTICE TO parties in want Of Doors,
Sashes AID Blinds, We retertos the advertisement
of P.P.f fTo1Lr. the large manufactures OF those
sTSat s,,;cotior- l,r -, ..- -Lf.fs 47-9m
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LATEST QUOTATIONS OF

LATEST QUOr.fIlONS Of
SOUTHERN SECURITIES,
IN, CHARLESTON, S. C., - - .
Corrected Weekly by a. G. KAUFMAN,
Broker, No. 25 Broad Street.
. - FEBRUARY 1s, 1870.
STATE SEcuR1TEs.-South Carolina, old,
-@s4; do new, -@79; do, registered
stock, ex int -(9l9.
Cry SECURITY Es--Augusta, Ga, Bonds,
so@s4;; Charleston, S. c.. Stock (ex Or
int3 54@56 do, Fire Loan Bonds, -(9a
rs; Columbia, S. c., Bonds, -@7O.
.RAILRo4 Al. .BoNDs.-Blue Ridge, first.
mortgage -95O; Charleston and Sa.
vannih, 5000; Charlotte, Columbia and
Augusta, @(a90; Chcraw and Daring
tom. .-@S0; Greenville and Columbia,,
Qst mort Z@76, do, (State guarantee)
Z@64; northeastern, S2@S4; Savannah
and Charleston, Qst mort =fga0 ;sdo'
Estate guarantee) --@64; South Carroll
ma, -@S2; do, 10; SpaItanburg and
Union, 52@54.
RAILROAD SrocKs.-Charlotte, Colum
bia and Augusta, ,-@55 Greenvile and
Columbia, -@2; Northeastern, 7@S;
Savannah and Charleston, ,-@25; South
Carolina, (whole shares) -@42 do, (haff
do) -@2l. -
EXCHANGE, &c.-New York Sight, off
par; Gold, l19@121; Silver, 1l3@llo.
SOUTH CAROLINA BANK BILLS.
SPANK of Charleston. n............-(9-
*Bank of Newbelry. %
Bank of Camden. .4o(9-
Bank of Georgetown. wn............ 5(g-
Bank of South Carolina. ......... l0@-
Bank Of Chester: :.........".... 5(g-
Bank of Hamburg $50. SIG
Bank of States c., priorto 1861. ..559-
Bank of State of S. c., issue 1861
and 1862. ................ .l0(9-
*Planters' and Mechanics Bank of ~
Charleston ...............,.. ..-(0-
*PeopIe's Bank of Charleston. ....-9-
*Union Bank of Charleston ..-9-
*Southw cstern Rail Road Bank Of
Charleston, (old(.; ;-...-@-
southwestern Bail Road Bank of
Charleston, (new) ............ g
State Bank of Charleston ........ 3(9-
Farmers and Exchange Bank of
Charleston ......-NY
Exchange Bank Of Columbia: LUG
Commercial Bank of Columbia. 20-
Merchants Bank of Cheraw. SO
Planters Bank of Fairfield ...... So
State of South Carolina Bills Re-
.ceivable. par.
City of Charleston Change Bills. par
Bills marked thus ('O are being re-
deemed at the Bank Counters of each.
Jan 13, 1870 80 ly
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NOTICE
INVITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE,
.AssistantAssessors oHoe,
5th Division, 3rd Distr1ot oou'H 1o-o
ANDERSON, sc, February ., 1871

5th Division, 3rd Distr'ot eou'n 'a,' 1n-o
Asprnsox, IS. .Ac., February g. 1871
[, nm now prepared to receive the Annual al ke
,Ss,.,s Of Income, old Watches, Gold and Silver
S15,o and other articles enumerated insSchedule
"a, for the year 1870. A..
Strict conformity olthe requirements OF the
law in rendering these returns will be required.
Under. the ruling of the H honorable Commission
er of Internal Revenue; no Return will be accept
ed unless male out in detail, that is, with the
proper entry opposite each-ieem of the Return
and the whole subscribed and sworn TO.
TIE form and manner for:declarins that aper-
son is,h5tpossessed of u taxable income, under
the proviso. of: Section 1lS, of the Act ;of June
80. 1854, amended by the Act of March 2 1851,
is prescribed by the Commissioner OF interna
Revenue to be the Blank Return furnished prop
erly filled up, subscribed and swornto before me.
For the purpose Of of1expedtion and promptness
in response to these requirements the following
Is. stated for convenience of tax payers
will be: ut Walhalla from the -lotn = TO !, !he
18th of the month. of February at Penale7
tom from, the 10th. to the 10Th; at Williamson,
from the 2lst to the OATH at Beiton, on the
o5th and 26th, -nnd1 the remaining portion OF
the time at my Office at Anderson G. II.
ERASTUS W. EVERSON, -
y,.e.,s.: Assistant Assessor. Il
Feb 10, 1870 sT54 SS 500
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Sheriff Sale.

In the. Common Pleas-Equity Side-An-
derson, South Carolina
Catharine D. Norris, Exrcutrix, vs.. Samuel Il:
Langston and wife, Lucy j., and others.-BiH
for Construction of lIfL, Relief &c.
BY virtue of Decretal Order in this case, 1 will
sell ut Anderson Court House, on Saleday in
March next, the = -
Tract of Land
Described in the pleadings known as the James
Burrjss Tract, Situated in Anderson county, on
waters of Generosiee creek, bounded by LANDS OF
j. F. Wilson, A. R. Broyles and J."c. Keys, and
containing
sos ACRES,
More orless, of which 81 acres is lease Of the
Wadsworth lands, having about IL years to rum
Terms of Sale.-One half cash. end the balance
on a credit of twelve months, with interest from
day of sale, the purchaser to give bond with ap'
proved surety, and q mortgage Of the premises 10
secure the payment of the purchase money. The
purchaser to pay for papers and stamps:
VIM McGUKIN,
Sheriff Anderson County:
Feb 10, 1870 SO
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FTIWAN GCJ-A.lNOS,

SOLUBLE MANUREs sULPHURIC ACID MANI AT
Al PRATT Chemist for the Sui
phuric
Soluble
which 8 n
Snphur
capable Of being taken psn.s
in
the proportion this soluble wa sny
ne
sthatcon
Baltimore able to offer to pn
of
: Fertilizer
tor, for
all ton p
planters VINO may aeAfe
be sd at n4eo Fe
NO. Adger's Wharf, Charleston, =. G.
T3.F. Cray yton& at Anderson
Jan6l i
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ANDERSON COUNTY,

ANDERSON COUNTY. =
IN TIE COMMON pLEAs-EoUITY SIDE.
T. n Whitaker vs. Elias G. Brown and others
Bill for Partition, SC.
1T appearing to my satisfaction that Harvey G.
Rrown, John w. Brown, Jesse Palmer and wife,
polly Palmer, james Moore and wife, Lucinda
Moorc John Watson and wife, Malinda Watson,
Defendants in the above stated case, reside beyond
the limits of this State On motion of Reed s.
Brown. Comp. Sols.,
ordered, That said Defendants do appear and
mead, answer or demur to said Bill within forty
days from the first publication hereof, or the
same will be taken pro confesso against them.
.laf JOHN W. DANIELS, o:cp. :
Jan %. 1870 go 6
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AssIGNEE's SALE.
Feb II, 1870

In the District Court Of the United States
for the District Of South Corolina.
In the matter of GEORGE w. RAsoR, Bankrupt
BY virtue of an order to me directed in the
above mentioned cause, from the Hon. George S..
Bryan Judge of the said Court, will sell at pub
lie outcry at Anderson C. H., ON the 5th day Of
March next, the CHOOSES IN ACTION of said
Bankrupt. Terms cash.
W. S. KEESE, Assignee
Feb II, 1870 "a
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
ANDERSON COUNTY.

ANUERSON COUNI I.
BIZ W. W. Humphreys, Esq. Pro. Judge.
WHEREAS, D. ]. Sherard has made suit to
me to grant him Letters of Administration de
6oais non cun, testameno annero, of the Estate and
effects of Wm Y Sherard, deceased
These are therefore to cite and admonish all and
singular the kindred and creditors Of the said
VIM Y Sherard decd, that they be and appear
before me, in the Court of Probate to be held ut
Anderson Court House on the 4th day of March
1870. Mt IL o'clock in the forenoon. TO shew
causes if any they have, why the said Admin
isiratiop should not be granted
Given under my hand, this 10th day of Febru-
airy, Ammo Domini, 1870.
W. W. HUMPHREYS,
Judge of Probate.
Feb II, 1870 81
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sHERIFF's SALES.

BY virtue Of a Writ of Fiera Facias to me di-
rected, Twill expose to sale on Tuesday after the
first Monday in March next, at the residence of
the Defendant, the following property, to wit:
One sorrel Filly, 8 years old, one Cow, three
Yearlings, one Buggy and Harness, one folding
table, one Secretary, levied on as the property of
A. D. Gray, Mt the snit of Ezekiel Hall and James
Thompson, Administrators.
Terms cash.
WM: McGUKIN, Sad.
Feb II, 1870 "a
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Sheriff's Sale.


John L. Williams vs. Mrs. McDavi and husband,
Robert McDavid, John. R. Mattison, ct al-BM
for Payment Of Debts, Relief SC.
IN pursuance of the Decretal Order of the Cir
cult Court, sitting in Equity in the above stated ID
case, will expose to sale on the first MONDAY
in March next, in front of the Court House in
Anderson, within the legal hours Of sale,
All that Tract of Land,
Situate and being in the County of Anderson,
within or near the corporate limits of the town OF
Belton, containing -
One Hundred Acres,
More or less, on which B. D. Dean now resides,
adjoining lands of Ira C. Williams and others
TEnMs-One- third cash, the balance on credit
of twelve months, with interest from day of sale,
purchaser to give bond with approved sureties,
and mortgage of the premises TO secure the pay
ment of the purchase money. Purchaser to pay
for papers and stamps. ,,r
Sheriff Anderson County.
Feb.1O, 1870 Sa
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& Bills marked thus (O are being re-
deemed at the Bank Counters of each.
Jan 13, 1870 90 ly
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House and Lot for Sale.

THAT House and Lot on Calhoun street, oppo-
cite the residence of Mr.. W. F. Barr The lot
contains two acres and one-third, with com!or-
table dwelling house and all necessary ou,ouid-
in aay IN March. and if not sold by that time will
be offered at public auction. - o.r,n
Feb II, 1870 81
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Feb II, 1870
Executors Notice.

ALL persons having demands against the Es-
tate of Elias Earle, deceased, are requested 10
hand them in immediately, properly attes'eo a; !;
and those knowing themselves to be indebted Will
please make payment at once.
THOMAS B. LEE, Jr.,
.!si L. PRESTON EARLE,
i Executors.
Feb II, 1870 81 ea 81
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
= :, AND EBSON COUNTY.

AlFUEhOON OOUNLI
By w. ". Humphreys, Esq, Pro. Judge
WHEREAS, John j. Mattison has made suit to
me to grant him Letters of Administration of the
Estate and effects of Sabestha Manly, deceased.
: These are therefore to cite and aimonish all and
singular the kindred and cred tors of the said
Sabestha Manly, deceased, that they be and ap-
pear before me- in the Court of Probate, 10 be held
at Anderson Court House on the 4th day of
March, 1870, at II o'clock in the forenoon, to
shew cause, if any they have, why the said Ad-
ministration should not be granted.
Given under my hand, this 1th day of February,
Ammo Domini, 1870.
Judge of Probate.
Feb. II, 1870 81
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REASONS why

s You should nse TUFTS IMPROVED LIQUID
HAIR DYE.
Because the. BARRIERS say it is the best.
because it iinparts n natural color.
.SBecnnse it does not ipjure the halr.
Because tileaves the hair soft and glossy
Because it does notlstain the skin or bed linen.
Because its application is simple aud easy.
Becaisesits eFect;is instantaneous
Because it is the best in the world.
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TnE soUrH cARo11SA ELECTIONS

The Baltimore sun gives the following re-
port of the debate in the House Of Representa-
tives on Monday, on the South Carolina cleo
ton case of Wallace, Radical, against Simpson,
Democrat:
The House then took up the contested cleo
tion case of A. S. Wallace VS.. w. D. Simpson,
from the Fourth District of South Carolina.
The resolution Of the majority OF the committee
declares that Mr.. Wallace has the prtn,a fdc,e
right to the seat. That Of the minority declares
neither entitled.
Mr. Burdett. oc Missouri, addressed the House
in favor of the majority resolution.
Messrs. Randall, of Pennsylvania, and Burr,
of Illinois, argued in favor Of the minority re-
port The discussion was further continued by
Messrs. Cessna, OF Pennsylvania; Bowen and
Whittemore. of South Carolina; Stevens, OF
Ohio; Burdett, OF Missouri, and others.
Tse question was then taken. first upon the
resolution reported by the minority OF the
committee declaring that neither Wallace nor
Simpson had the prtma .tdcie right, and
which was offered as an amendment. The
resolution was adopted-ycas lO3, nays I3.
Mr. Kelsey, of New York, then moved 10 lay
the resolution as amended on the table. Re-
jected
The question then REQUIRED Upon adopting
the amended resolution, pending Which Mr..
Whittemore moved 80 adjourn. Rejected
yeas GS, NAYS 100.
After some further fllibustering, the rcsOlu-
ton rs amended was tabled.