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THE undersigned proposes to publish
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embracing speeches and compositions deliY-
cred and read at LeTisburg Institute, Mar
shall county, Tenn, during the years 1865
1873; and at the conclusion Of each Of the
annual departments the literary addresses
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tors. Also, the book viii have fourth de-
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The book will be printed on good, white pa
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COLUMBIA; + s. C{ss7
Saturday Morning. December. Id. ,,1s7o.

TIM BMRDIor INSTITUTE. CORES.
pondent of!ahe Charleston. Republican
speaks rs follows of this charitable in
stitute. located in Columbia and designed
for the benefit of the colored people: =
The Board of the American Baptist
Home. ;,tMission Society has Purchased
the. Rufus 'Johusoh estate. fformerfy
known as The Latta property In this
ci3. I'll conaists pf eighty acres, ,andja
lafRs mansion, With numerous smaller
buildings III The property lies mostly
within the Qity, limits and not. far from
thA ileRdt Pot ethe Charlotte, columbia
and Augusta Railroad It cost sixteen
thousand dollars, oil of:whioh is paid.
On these premises Che Society propose
to bpen' & School for preachers. ..teaohers
and 9ssbtssh School, sapsrineepdehts.
g. Dodge as pfineipah, who oomes highly
and a genial gentleman. =,
The Institute aiil bear the name of
Benedict, in honor OF the late Stephen
Benedict. Baptist deacon, whose widow
ID the chief donor in founding the school.
This benevolent Christian lady has given
thirteen thousand five hundred dollars
in cash tpWsfds this noble enterprise.
Thidob ,tor othA present will be free,
and board will be rendered as cheap as
possible. The 4hahagefs urge the colored
people of Sonth !Uafolina to remember
the wise saying of franklin empty
your purse into your head, and then no
one can steal 10 from you.n Assistance
will be t4tdiAhed as far as the fuhds
Of The 1netitGte will allow. to -sneh
:=aa;e7e1at. :=aa;seat. preachers and students for the
ministry as bring satisfactory recon-
mendations, aha desire to study with all
their might. This is splendid oppor-
tunity. and asfh5tc .>s horsaa t5a ts5aas ali VINO
read fhss stasanent will .anco4rage thoae
Of gsaHeAf{asss aff9iBfae ta.. coma At .pnee to
the Renadieb@ b@hool. ~ No work efaphilan-
thSopylt To wofl6lof patriotism, can. sur
paassthat M plaatingyand fostering of q
sahopl ao3:: hisa 'lescziptien. AL: letters
seeking information should dihe addressed
to Timothy 8! Dodge, Columbia. South
Carolina. .9t.s--------- ----
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and adopted: That when the House ad-
journs. it be to meet on Monday next, at
l7T5S Chair &pd@nosath4,nahes , Of the
Hem9sers of the Sommfsteeto investigate
se Hciai coddict os Judge T. o. P.
Vernon. I: -
The Committee on Engrossed Acts re-
ported bill to authorize the preparation
OF an index to certain volume of the
statutes as correctly epgrossed, and the
same WAS passed to third rending.
The House then adjourned.
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An OUrRAaE.-O Sunday night, the
9th ultimo. party Of disguised persons
went to the house of one Perry Price, in
this County, seized, blind-folded and
inflicted upon him most cruel and
brutal beating. Upon information Of
the facts, Trial Justice Fleming, with
three discreet and prudent citizens of
our town, went to Prices house to in
vestigate the matter. They found abun-
dant evidence of the inhuman lashino he
had received, but unfortunately for the
cause OF justice and humanity, he could
not identify any Of tho party.
LCarolima Spartan.
The Secretary OF State has received u
despatch from London, Announcing that
Russia, Prussia. England, Turkey and
Italy have agreed to conference con-
vention, to be held in London, to Oon-
slider the Eastern question. Franco and
Austria have not been heard from on
the srbject. but it. is probable the latter
will acquiesce." Secretary Fish says
this assures the peace OF Europe, ut
least SO far as the Eastern question is
concerned.
FATAL AySHAY, -On Monday morning
last, an altercation' occurred at tho Abhe.
Vile Depot, on the morning train 10
Hodges between two colored men, Mack
Evans and Robert Brown, in which the
latter was fatally stabbed.
A6beciNe Press a,M Banner.
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Special Notice NO. q.
Dec 10 Ia

THE Entire stook OF CLOTHING, GENTS
FURNISHING GOODS, HATS, Cars, vAL1sEs,
GARRETT BAGS, snAwLs, RoDEs, ETC, with full
limo OF WATERPROOF CIRCULARS, CAPTs,
ER-CoATS1LEGGINS, AND GAPS, will be
sold from THIS DAY, AT COST FOR CASH.
Tho Stock must be sold to close up tho busi-
ness. All wishing great bargains, will find it
to their advantage to call at the Store OF the
lato w. j. Hokc. NJ HOKE,
Dec 10
@ Ne=!:er:! 3s-a'i, GTcrnviiic Enterprise,
Yorkville Enquirer and Winnsboro Nt,cs copy
three times weekly. and soud bills to this Of
fico.
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NEW GROCERY!

M-R WE have Just opened GRO: Efsass Ef
- Gerry STORE on Assembly S8 M
>street, nearly oppoeite theQaaahh
hand fuu line Of GROCERIES,, PROVI-
SIONS. WINES and LIQUORS, at tho lowest
cash prices, and where VIC would be pleased
to havo our friends and the public generally
givo us call, feeling confident that in quail
ty. quantity and price, we shall be fully able
to meet their demands.
All kinds OF Country Produce taken in ex-
change for Goods in our line, and the highest
cash prices allowed.
Dec 10 A. II. MONTEITH GCO.
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NEGLECTED CoUaus AND CoLps.-Few are
aware of the Importance ofchecking Cough
or; or Common Cold" in its first atage;' That
which IN the beginning would yield to a mild
Lungs. "Brprns bronchial 7roches," or
CoU6H LoZEEaEs, afford Instant relief
owing to tho good reputation aud popuari.
ty Of the Troohes. many trortlaess and ohedp
mutations a's offered, trhich are goodJor no.
thing. 30 sure to OBTAIN the GHe "B,o,rns
bronchial 1f0ches." Sold everywhere. Dec1S1
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Builders Depot,

:. Builders Depot,
No. 94 Church st,'est, / Charleston, S. {.
TT IME, CEMENT. PLASTER, STATES,
~ Nails, Lumber, Hair, Plastcring, Laths,
!Sc.. &c.. for sale in lots to suit purchasers.
gnst p1a aIrivGd1loo, tons on = beat Slates So 600
K. NJ. GRIMKE,
Dec 10 &c Post Office Box 374.
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''It's nifty curis," said Mrs. Psrtington to
Ike. while resdinG about the impending war
ia Europe, that the Hollerhorn creates sueh
dlbeaso among the cattle in Ameriky." The
old lady, having delivered herself OF the
above, took dose OF LIrPMASs GREAT GER
MAN BITTERs to cheer her depressed epirits,
and resumed her knitting. 81. ..Y
Lippman's Ditters are for sale by all drug.
gists and d'deaiers. Depot in Columbia,iH. c.,
at GEIaRa 4 MoGREaoR's, Druggists. 8 18
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IN EYs LOST.-A small bunch OF KEYS
IN supposed to have been lost on Richard
son stroet. between tho National Bank and
Hopes storo. The finder will please hand
them to the Cashier OF the National Bank and
oblige tho owner. Dec 10
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CPECIAL ATTENTION given to the COL
- lection OF Commercial Paper, Interest
on State and Railroad Bonds and Stocks. and
Conversion OF Rtate Securities. by
Nov 2S emo D. GAMBRILL, Broker.
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Bargains in Clothing OF HoKE's.
Bargains in Clothing at HoKE's.
Hattorf's Bittera can be obtained at
the POLLOCK HoUsR.
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

Ian oo ~
In the District Court Of the United States fo,
the District Of S,uM Carolina.
In the mattor of Gouycrneur NJ. Wilkins,
Bankrupt-At Columbia, tho 10th day of
December, A. D. 1870.
llNHE undersigned hereby gives notice of his
Il appointment as Assignee OF Gouverneur
n. wilkins, OF Columbia, in the County OF
Iichland and State of South Carolina, within
said District, who has been adjudged a bank
rupt upon his own petition by the District
THOMAS J. LAMoTTE, Assignee.
Dec 10 s3
WE HAVE THIS DAY APPOINTED
Mr.. JOHN C. sEEdERS tho sole Agent for
the sale OF our WHISTLES in Columbia, 8. c.
JOHN GIBSON's SON & CO.
PHILADELPHIA. November 49, 1870 Dec
CToCKs, BONDS and COUPONS bought
. and sold by D. GAMBRILL, Broker.
NOV % emo
TLENK'S, ,OFEICE, COLUMBIA. Decembor
" 5, 1870.ZThe Special Sdssibn OF tho Court
OF Common Pleas, for Rchland County, for
the second Monday in December instant, is
indefinitely postponed.
Deo66 d. B. MILLER, C. G. C.
~ Co.partnership, and will BIO known as
Il. ". SE1BELS & co. They represent some
of the best FIRE and LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANIES In the United States.
.me Pioposo 10 pe 6ohe!ul Gano aSentS, anu
will sell or purchase Real Estate anywhere in
South Carolina, especially in Columbia. We
will prosecute claims before the Legislature,
and the renewal of lost bonds or other papers.
Persons wishing TO sell or buy Real Estate
will do well. to communicate with us at Colum-
bia. We have several handsome places for
sale. Office Mt Mike Hokes Clothing Store.
f. w. &EIBELS,
Deco J. Is. EZELL.
.NLD BANK BILLS and MUTlLATED
" CURRENCY bought and sold by
Nov 23 emo D. GAM tRILL, Brokor.
,I1iNAL NOrICE.-I hereby give notice
IL that will apply to Hon. William Hutson
Wigg, Judge OF Probate, at his Office, in Co.
lunlbfa, on 7th January, 1871, at 10 A. M, for
fnal dischargo as Executor Of estate Of Pri-
scilia Thompson, deceased. ,..
Dec 8 t13 w. Fl. BROWN
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FOR SALE.-A Fine Brood Saddle
AsNss,1<ssss> MARE AND COLT. Can be seen at
DALY'S STABLE,
-NN Dec 10 In rear OF Pollock Houee.
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TEE EvAcdATToN OF iOsEsANs. A de-
spatch from Tours. of the Pth. says:
An official communication announces
that General Palladines, on. the night
of the Sd of December, advised the
Government Of the necessity of evacu-
citing Orleaha and retreating to the left
banh,n tipa Isofre. The. Government,
boWHkef,, .&aS Nf opinion that ie would
ba beM1 q Ehalal laem az Orleans, .bpt
General Palladines, reiterating his views
for The 5peeesSity- Of retreat, the Go
$efnhent decided 20 aos ACCORDINGLY,
but at noon. on tue. 4th of December,
General Palladines telegraphed to The
Government that he had changed his
opinion, and would hold Orleans. There
upon Gambetta started to go to Orleans,
but when near La Chapelle his train was
fred upon by Pruasian cavalry, and
Gambetta returned to Tours, where he
found q despatch from General Pei
iiers. announcing that the enemy had
demanded the evacuation of Orleans,
under threat that they would lombard
the place; that Pellieres had agreed, in
the name of General Pallndines, to com
ply with the demand. Accordingly, the
marine batteries have been spiked and
powder destroyed, and at mid night the
Prussinns occupied Orleans Dispatches
from the chief of the corps d'armee
announce the retreat, Which was made
III good order. but no dispatches have
been received from General Palladines.
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IL AT PRIVATE SALE. or will be sold
H;H the FIRST no lDAY in January, at Alb.
---N beville Court House, s. c., large and
comrnodious HOUSE and LOT, in the town Of
Coktsbnry, Abbevile County, 8. O., with 25
acres OF Land adjoining.
IERMs-One-fourth each; balance in one,
two. and three years.
For particulars, inquire OF Mr.. A. Burt,
Attorney at Law, Abbeville Court House, or
Mrs. Blackwell, on the premises. or TO
W. D. LOVE Il CO.,
Dec 10 Ia Columbia, 4. u.
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INoEND!ARY FIRES IN EDaErIR1p.-
We learn from our regular correspondent
a. Edge6eld, that the gin house of Mr..
James D. Hammond was consumed by
fire on Tuesday night, the 9th instant,
containing eight bales of cotton. Seve-
raj bales were packed and stored under
the gin house. Also, that the gin house
of D.. j. Miller was set on fire the same
night, Int was discovered before the
fire had made. much headway and ex-
tinguished. The above named citizens
lived on the Martin Town road, eighteen
miles above Hamburg. The fires were
doubtless kindled by some of the disci-
pies OF che Radical faith in that County.
as these gentlemen are smong the best
citizens of Edgefeld, and are not known
to have an enemy among the white
people. viii not Governor. Scott or
Unole Sam send out some United States
soldiers to have q. stop put to these
incendiary acts?-Amgusta Constitutions
alist.
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LIST OF New ADvEnTIsEAlENTs.
-. NJ. Grimke-Builders' Depot.
NJ. Hoke-Special Notice No. 2.
Daly's Stable--For Sale.
W. d. Love e Co.-Private Sale.
j. S. G. Richardson-Spe Referee.
T. j. La1Iotte-In Bankruptcy.
A. II. Monteith & Co.-New Grocery.
2. CGntwell-Bacon Strips, &C..
W.'D. :Schoenberg-Jnst Receiyed.
Keys Lost. ..fl
Boyce & Co.-New Livery Stable.
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WIS uOn6.
A message was received from the Se-
nate. announcing that they had amended
the House joint resolution to meet on
the 10th December for election of Asso-
ciate Justice of tho Supreme Court and
Judge OF the First Circuit, by substitut-
ing o'clock, on tho 9th December.
Mr.. Byas moved to resoind the said
joint resolution. Adopted.
On motion, tho concurrent resolution
of the Senate was adopted.
: Mr.. Mobley off,fed the following reso-
luton: That committee Of three of the
House md -v. of, the Senate be ap-
pointed to investigate the affairs of the
constabulary. Adopted
MIR. O'Connell Introduced bill to re-
charter Moore's Ferry, under the name
Of Dinkins' Ferry, on the Catawbn River.
Read the first time.and referred to the
Committee on Roads, Bridges and Fer
ries.
Mr.. Smart introduced bill to amend
can Act to amend and simplify the rules
OF practice and pleading in the Courts Of
this State"
AT /. 80 the. Senate came to the hall of
the House, to enter into joint ballot for
All Associate Justice of the Supreme
Court and Judge of the First Circuit.
J. j. Wright, Frank Arnim, 8. l.. Hoge,
Lawrence Cain and G. D. Melton were
nominated for Associate Justice: Wright
received 90 votes: Melton 2O;' Hoge Il;
Cam l. J. j. Wright was then declared
elected.
For Judge of First Circuit. r. F. Ora
ham, w. j. Whipper, w. WhAley and
w. r. Jervey were nominated. Graham
received 80 votes; Whaley IL; Whipper
4; Jervey Q. r. F. Graham was then
declared elected. G.llf o., .,
The House was again called to order
at 3 p. m. s, =. ~
Mr.: Lloyd asked leave Of absence for
five days. Granted. ,fs
The following resolution was offered
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Mr.. Wilkes, from the Committee on
tho Judiciary, reported favorably on n
bill supplementary to 6n Act TO author
ize fiduciaries to sell certain evidences of
Indebtedness. Also, favorable on con-
current resolution to authorize the At
torney- General to summon an additiona
Solicitor, and recommend that the three
Solicitors be paid $40 per day each.
Also, on joint resolution to authorize
the State Librarian to purchase certain
books, and recommend that the resoIu-
tion be referred to the Committee on the
Legislative Library. Adopted.
The Speaker announced the members
Of the Committee on Contingent Ao.
counts.
Mr.. Wilkes presented the petition of
certain citizens of the town of Bolton,
praying an Act of incorporation.
Mr.. Wilson presented the petition Of
certain citizens of the town of Bolton,
praying that it be not incorporated.
Referred to the Committee on Incorpo-
rations.
+; Mr., Wilkes introduced bill to pro-
vide for the administration of derelict
estates; bill to punish persons obtain.
ing property under false pretences; bill
to cede to the United States jurisdiction
of the State in lands acquired for public
purposes by the United States. Read
the first time and referred to the Com
mitteeson the judiciary. Also, bill to
incorporate the Sonth Carolina Savings
and building Associatiop, No, Q. Road
the first time and referred to the Com.
mittee. on Interpretations.
Mr.. G.. d. Hayne asked leave of alb.
sence for four days for d, Ferguson.
Granted.
Mr.. Bascom introduced resolution to
authorize the State Treasurer to pay e58
to Henry Newton. Referred.
Mr.. Hedges introduced o bill to au-
thorize the Land Commission to pur-
chase certain lands on Edisto and Wad-
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LEGISLATIVE PROCBEDHHGs
FRIDAY, DEoRMBKR 8, 1870.

rhSaRa.. ulBs sshaB ssshEB. g,k b
j. NJ: W. bsnay &c., E''1t soss:2 sss Rss sisssd %
to, thS Committee On lCoatinSsnt Ac.