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, 1870-12-17

oses.iod snee he corqnsss OF Baxasd tnas Per-
.am ua1 snsa hafmAdo fls ap+araneo On Tu,kiah
sou. toa kaese u some talk 1t Contsaununpse Of
sadnx tas opportunity OF proposing tha fos1,auon
OF confederation Of Mahometan Sts,ex. which Il
noN REGARDED u Indispensable In view Of the
xIest RECOMMENDATION Of States on The eon,tnent and
Inc threatening asutude OF Rusua
- London letter says: "1s mus ba delightful.
'naoen. soF any respectable pee., Jealous Of the
nonos OF hfa ancient order, 70 court eouunanto
Win the RereafosdA Not to mention tnst :, frT
months 40, the head Of tho house sttaIne<1 car
tfin celebrity hy the arixtocr.s.c ossr,ms Of Dc.
cfnpinE with somebody elsea vie. re now per-
et!Se tho younger brothers 70 oo ttetermlned rot
sq ioee Inc ehance Of proving to m sdmir1ng pub.
nt that they too. though uufortuuate1y only
younger sona, Rre not the leas 1ada of mfrft: and
whilst Lord Asrcas reneYes hts fansu b. dsty,oR
sun uf 1t night through the stfeeta Of Yort-ukc
'he younx. French anu-revotut1eusrv nop,ess+.
who 'cdn'gcd In the nah!e emp1q,jon Of seeing
how many eanaiis< tney could in ,hIs rnauuer ttii
-oti William. notle fellow, aruasaes The nose Of
An 10 npesttnent scouadfeI OF m Attorneys clerk.
who hsd the smpudence to serve u,s Lo,a,nip
with Wit. Both these 4c,oas Of fauous hop.e
arc in the Asmy,n
, 1870-12-17

peticd ho.iFtano;ss but, dtrasny u.s prepared
70 ate thn oferd.e-S. Tho SECOND period az
tenda from tbs Sid Of AuguGt 70 tho 2od Of
bepte1nooF. md can b tafmod that Of tho
great heh operations. The Gs.12n armies
under tho general direction OF ths..Comm1nd-
trh-Chief and the field genar1lahip OF thu
Cfo1n Prince, Prince Frederick Char rles, and
croxn Prince Of s1xuny, take the o1ensivo,
enter tho frcoch territory. and carTy on the
TsctoIy. Tho d&yn Of Weissenburg, Worth,
btAbtucken (5peichorn1, Met9 {pA2ge), MArs-
!e-Tour (7lonrlle),' IeIonyill1 (GsaYolotse),
beaumont, sedan, and .Noisseyllle. arc 20
many day. Of glory fos the Gertnan armies,
n9.n s'. ~ french armies vess reneeEsd pow
hasi1 s been tsken prisoners At Sedan, and
the htdne Army under Raxsine belns shut up
md fotced TO keep themselves inactive il
Metz. Tho third, and not yet finished, period
has an essentially different character from tho
other two. No 8eld batttas ara fought. 70.
f1apce has no army to place in the feld but
abe er8sgea the Germans with het forta and
fortified toNns. Tbs prspatations 50 on On
10th .ides; aEmissicea are proposed md de-
organise war party, inlame this lntred OF
the people. etc. In this period the German
armies before Stzaaboutg, Metz, Pa1ia, aud
nrmerous other fortified places, haze had m
opportunity to prove themselves IN sieg3nE
and atofnIng operations, and through IonR
months Of patience and bxavery have acquired
I l. new glory in this direction. straabourg,
Motx, md many Other important Notifications
bare fallen It the bands OF tho Germans, and
faF1s 70 expected shortly. The new French
Army, formed ont OF heterogeneous elements,
cxo Eeither place itself in opeu Held nor min
tain itself behind the wills against the ad-
vantinE Ge.mans. ABB,
, 1870-12-17
4 Nam Drowned While 3seinK Rap.
t1zeds

*sd'd dtH hY, tDfe. % Correspondence u the Cn-
e1anats Edz<ifs,
One OF the most melancholy aad hesrtreutl-
ing accicents which it has been cur duty u \
newsgatharer to chronicle, occurred near Til.
village On Sunday last. The particulars. in brief,
a1e ~ follows: 4 few vetka since Dr. \. i.
Pownal}, o? this place, after = brief coust-
ship. WAS manned to Miss Mary J. Wilson, also
resldent Of this place. Shortly after his
marriage. Dr. povua!i uoited With the Chris
tian Church, and Sunday last vas The day ap-
having requested ~ bis pa:to1. nevs ~
J: D. Hougb. to perform the lite. 1t
tha appointed hour 4 large number Of per-
tons had assembled on the btnks Of Crooked
Cretk. the place chosen for the immersion.
After singing and prayer, everything being In
readiness, the Rcv. Hough entered ihe wate..
K AIDING the Doctor, and the descent being very
gradual they were obliged to proceed scme
distance from the eho1e in order to reach
sufficient depth, but suddenly both were eeer
to 60 down, having stepped oFer bank con-
cea!ed BY the water; both coon arose to the
suEtaee, and the Rev. Hough regained tho
bank but tho Doctor being un.bie to exica
was 6wept By : current under doodgAtc orI7
= short distance below: every exe.tion w.s.
made to save him, but in v4ia.
The body WAS soou After found and brouY;.k
to shore, amid the most heaxt1eudip9 scresIns
from his young wife and friends. EVERYTHING
possible Was doae to. reauscitate the Doctor.
hut the vital epatk ~aa down. This sad oc.
catTence has cast \ gloom over the country
for miles around. Ill Joining In extending
their sympathy 10 Its Ro4nsll. A. / bafora
remarked. the Doctar had been married but !,
ehort tune, his marriage being published II.
tho Gdzetfe At tha-tinne-
, 1870-12-17
TIE STATE FINAHCEs.

VIC oAs6 oct1 1u1HI8QeQ Will dayAncf
sheets of the report OF the State Auditor,
General Iippincott, for the year ending
Eovembe. 80, 1870.
The tax for State purposes upon tbs a..
seaslnent Of 1870, will be si1 aud one hill
mills-two mills for State debt, two mills
for schools, and two and a half mills fol-
general revenue, being just one half the
levy of Last year. This covers tho expense
| Of the Constitutional Convention.
The exhibit, Of the State finances is very
gratifying. Daring the list year S.34, ,o5s
of the principal Of the State debt was paid.
The present bonded debt of the State
amounts to -, ,8s0, ,s37. OF this sum the.c
fel1 due in 1870, and will fall due in 1871,
S2,o83, 1904, leaving to be paid in 1876,
u, and '7e, 81. .S9s, 496. To meet the bonds
now. due and payable, md those falling
due in 1871, there are nov in tho Treasury,
Of, the state debt fund, 81, ,s16, siG, and
Of the Illinois Central Railroad fund,
S76b 7eT making, together, 81, $50, loI.
The estimated receipts OF the State tar Of
1863, yet to be received, and of the Octo-
l'cr payment by tho Illinois Central Rosd,
amount to SAC, 900, leaving surplus over
the amount required to meet the payment
on tho debt, Of about $40, 600.
The Auditor estimates that the lew of tho
twn-mill tax for 1870, which is to be the LAST,
will yield $815, 600, and that five semi.an-
nual instalments Of tho per cent On the
gross receipts Of the Illinois Central Rail
81 RI
, 1870-12-17
POLITICAL.

l A,ronr sho,.
p.a.s,,s. 100 snaoaea ID ecnrectton With tht
su 1s.s- ,.s,, nomination IN lows aFe
o.n..s. ..1, =, a w" Seae1al oConnot. v.
~ n.S euI D :: Aaeo.
| -. o~tus edltof OF the 1fue GeoF15an,
-. Aaa, ~ MHuen letter to President
us, sa - "nlsa We Processes to give h!A reasonl
~. sVmk ~. 80 " eue oemocfat!c party, and A.
~, e*1 ~ axa pcfsou&i regard for the
4'se.oen. ~ unoeIRone no change"
l. .ot ~ warmer, ot a'aoama. who came With
..8 moue 'ess ~ oela8 9e-eected, Ia candidate 10.
sSp.s sos.a.aea1 prominent. and the report Il
w.. ue "as s GAes W sent 10 Utah al Governor.
un y. tnaue eoon1As'one1 OF The General LAnd
oues-
ne9e cape cod nahermao," asid Gen
~, ouoct ~ recent speech, "acd anybody ID
1etis,ea *H0 u! t98ats, would light He
aoaoa uo An5tainE ot TIE lind. He would At
1Mps W o'o" up HE petsecatof With powder
su!p. os eauh asoanu him, Or alp round and
eotnscate MS spoonA"-cAaTlotte 0bserpT.
Cfoe Denocsstic Congressman arc III sppeAled
'en! the richmond D'.pdteh 70 vote against Gen.
eIal hauefs General Amnesty BILL It being insult
ing to eJe'J Southern man, u It .prov,des
toAs me olsq0a1'ned shall appear In some such
eleiat coutt aa tnder"oods, and declare their
couuhsoos" &C.. DC.
III Tue Aouee Of Representatives., on Tuesday,
one Of me members rose 70 the roor 80 drunk thar
ne could not address the Chair. After repeatedly
trying to mp him down, and filling, the Speaker
tciuEed 70 recognize him, and proceeded 70 busi-
utes, With tho inehrtate standing In the alsle
lit IL sntsmated that Governor Hoffman and
his friends have sought, and, perhaps, closed, 4
, 1870-12-17

SERAT0R sCHURZ's 6pEEcB.

There is favor OF nan1iness in Seps-
tor Sehurzs speech, which cannot full 10
command attention and respect, even If
his argument fails to convince the judg-
n'cnt Of the reader. For our own part, We
r":acadc fully with The supporters OF G.atz
htosu IN the recent contest in Missouri
We t'el'esed that the McClurg faction WAS
uade up in part Of narrow-minded pro-
ecrptionists, bent upon keeping alive the
eiuhess OF the rebellion. for mere partisan
ends, aud in part Of high tariff monop-
oii>ts who are pIuuderiug tie public
under the false psetenee Of protecting their
Industry. Such faction ought to have
s'cea beaten. As they were. The e, 600
uA]ority rolled up against them will be
i's',o00 next time, unless they mend their
ways and put themselves in harmony with
tho srirlt OF the age. 1 .ebuke of this
soFs is necessary noT and then to keen i
party to its 1nooEings, and to prevent a
greater calamity at more critical time.
sunatut Sehurz has : rendered his
country service, for which, We
are glad to observe, he does not aud it
ruccaAary to apologize. He has in like
nahnet rendered his party service, which
will t.e recognized and acknowledged at tbe
psuper time in the manner most orat;f1no
IL a SECULAR aud thinker of Mr.. Schnz:s
type. that is. bT steering clear OF The
tfealess upon which McClutg and his So
sociated lul,hers shinyrecked themselves
IN Missouri
It's, Senator Schutz and Gorernor
1,1oxn had a right to do what ther did will
I've denied on)y by Slaves. Thu conteat IN
Missouri was an affair of merely local i'm
,s.rtanec until the President, nj tba ;ra,i.
gs,ion OF Senator Drake rave it a nat;on.1
character by removing from ofY;ca tha ann
portess OF Bnwn, and causing it to be mn.
desstood that the election Of McClurr was
An administration measure. Whatever
discontinue, therefore. Tie President
has received has resulted from adoo,inc
Tie unwise counsel. of a man Vim WA =
bitter pro-slavery partisan while Car,
Schu,z md Gratz Hnoxr w,,a 1,hor;,a
with ali their might for the Republican
party and Republican prinuiples, MI.
Drake, it is we'll known. sunported and
voted for the bill to sell the free blacks of
Missouri into slavery unless they
Ahould leave the State within a
certain time. It will generally ba
found that those men Who ara most vocifer.
ous in denounciup Senator Schurz and
othera uho burs h.x,.1 t-,. =,
, 1870-12-17

j 3acNAu.Q Hlaut u lied up for debt IL Buffalo.
-Erc15 ot1cer and soldier In tho German ss.uy
mas whfstlet which enables The chief to perform
tas different calls And tbs men 10 Hlve Wa1uluR Of
the approach Of the enemy, to eau each other,
and to seek thetE company when they have st1sJet.
SOME thieves hare lately been "gotox
| thfongh" The camps OF the " He4&hep Chioot y on
the East Branch, below Soda Bar. Cal, carving
on provstonss DC. John, IN giving rerston Of the
ana'ss says that. No catch 'en now, al right;
bine-oJ hell catch EN-. ale ss1ue."
Not long ago The body Of deceased native
Nas caf11et deEn to The banks Of the Juma, At
Enwzh, Icdia, 10 be burned. Tho Pile wa made
and the wood was lighted. and while waiting 10
as'to give some little time for good blaze. The
men moved on TO little Distance aquatttng them.
selves doFn to have smoke. 4 huge crocodile
seeEnirgiy watching their movements, rushed out
sfthe wafer atlhts point Of the cerumonY, seIxed
tht coTpae and doubled back, making tremen-
dolls header laio the river with the BODY bet En-
hi! jaws. leaving the followers md mou4uefa In
petfect bewildernent
-An amateur war correspondent vr1t.s; "soue
OF lthc Turcos looked csen pretty; maybe they
Ef1e TonEn. That thtJ ,htd women with them
b taEc Apparent when TWO Turcos, most uuex-
pecfeoly, were coutued In hospital OF Cobiep,x
soap WAS recently put 10 queer use bY St
lawrence County tNew York) criminal. Altar
discreet arrangement with outside friends, the
adventurous geuius submitted ti8 right arm TO
."H1Vukn soaking 10 so1t sosp. and When the meua-
oef " ~ aumCteutly slippery. he thrust hand and
arm through bsIa thst would hardlf admit m Ia.
fzri1x ana nnioefrd tta docr tns -. s.L.-
haE, ~, ,h... ~ -. 49,. .ne AsJ naF!uS
80 ss.s me.o ~ tae jal'ol. knefBeo from us
own cell. be proceeded to hta friends, mho had
taken care before hand to make a wooden key.
which on.pad ,hn of,ter i'm dnor ~ tha ssn ~
ra1n ooar nncs ,,.ss ~ :. ~ 1ue
fcaehed tnc Canada border.
--One afternoon, lately, while the fema1e stn
denis Here brneeedinD +, fha classroom. i, ~.
H,xn1 ro1Iara ~ c. Nv 1-,N~ oA ~ ea'
-.c.aI So4ske y. oul9eous' II hdnoufGn, fneJ
"ete aeoted and 1oatled ~ large humber Of
nale uuepts rho had assembled In front of the
building a. the unrnan .nrrn.cn n rha .or.-"
,ha o.to-.. .hn+ ~ 49,. s" aDe eoHeses
suot u ueu lseea' ana IL was Only
talned admnrance. The anatomical ctase.,pom.
to which the women proceeded. ras crowded. II,
, 1870-12-17

The 1esnrns nom ucushtop, M2ck1nac, md
Aanitou were not received 30 AZ to be included ia
the Official CANVASS Beside thosc gwen abovo
there wese returned 2,1l0 votes for uenry Fish,
ls9 imperfect and 81 scattering: Of the imperfect
voses. le4 In Cheboygan County were Intended fer
the Democratic candidate. The toiA vote Has
1ss..Ns, Against 2qs.lls. Mr. Baldwlna clear ma-
70 E1ty this year u 1s,S4h
, 1870-12-17

The General Assembly of the State Of
Illinois will meet On the first Wsdpeadar
Of January next. This viii be- the first
Session under the new constitution. TIA
proceedings will be of absorbinp iuterest tn
the whole people OF the State. The prin.
eiph cause which moved the people to call
convention and adopt a new constitution
WIS the abuse Of Legislative powers. The
convention did its duty in framing a con-
stitation intended to break up these abuses,
and to prevent their repetition The con-
stituhon, however, in its most essential
feasures, requires legislation to put it in
active operation It wll depend upon tho
intelligence and honesty of the Legislature
whether this legislation shall fairly and
fully GRITTY ont the purposes sought by the
people. or be made the instrument of still
greater frauds aud nbuses-
The members Of The General Assembly
taay confidently rely upon one thing, and
that is. .ha. the people are deeply in ear
nest in their purpose to put an end to leg
i"1s:ive misgovenment and to put in
forcs all the reforms provided for By the
new instrument. If the Representatives
slect fail in their duty, or shall use their
nfaer" to defeat the popular will, there will
ee sweeping change OF Representatives
AZ The ne11 election, and when the princi-
lie OF minority representation comes in
pay. enabling the people, as it will. to
nseAk Up the csucos system of selecting
'seneeFa OF the GeneFni Assembly,
, 1870-12-17

W r.
NJ 2tats i1n1ss '-.'''''.".'-...-'.'' a.
H1tfA AVYtcu1tuYfi ann untHcni,v,st
a.ses st.a;cst.t t.1t'......---'*.-....
~'~~~ -'''''-'''-'''s- oS'''s
Total extra aordtuxry expensos. q fr1e T4l Of
- ---
4utM 49, ms.x.ss e.sr sr4,nr ~ yasars
"a 1s30 . =, Is. -. "a
ourrr4xn1Su WARRANTS ram.
Amount Tevenne warrants
1sao n1ss'aaoln4 ue<oes t:t,ea or.ss
oatssandinS December i, ......
rIs7e. ..............- 4,'is.95
Amount outstanding war:
f2nts paid dutfng nsca1 IN, "a. =,
3eas'.-...-.....''''''.''' Do','''.s =
rcts, ,rnoY,nt rrvrnue fn,d dis-
hnrsed by the Siate TrtasurJ
November -, 1870. ~. Ia. .o:s,sa
x..
aH,1ss =, nr.r ssIen1r dt.n,,.ad ~ dn1.
trx nsrs' Vesp senn' 14'ea4oo1 "1 Il ..s 4a5 ?.
i1I1Sois CENTRAL aA1Lao 70 T1sD.
From ! per cent on grnss earnings for
AZ 4cntas ending octoaeI II. ny. ssss es
F!9n PET cent On Tfoss easnings ~ Ing for .
IL oou'as eao'"s Apsn sos '''0'''' s1t,' ~
.To,x, 1lftnnts Central Ra{trosz1 fupd
received dufirx the nscsl wa. s4ss. s.sos. Il
l1f9Hf441&EHEk1
Amount px.d for ssate bundled indeot-
edness 80 s..........-.-....-.....-. Nsooo6s
Amour, n,,,.n c.,.-., p.u-,., ,,
raretrsH nrsr sn,nrnF a;shn.nsd
tinsfnS n.cst 1enr x.sa o., az
---|-
hePun1se3n Eancna In >4asnsnxeoo- "
Dsseaaaaon en- sno sencFha A1aNessy
-FFoPasasaons .....-...
WARRINGTON, Dec Ia.
The Republican members hald CAUCUS to-
night in thu ball Of the House Of Rapresent1-
tises, General Banks in tho Chair. and Mr.
P1att, OF Virginia. Secretary. About 100
members were present.
oor1l OF dnatititias. "a provided hv ina Fnnr.
teenth Amendment to tho Couetitutiou Of the
United Staxee, ard argued that tbs severnl
8tstes shall sty uhen ifssbi1it}os therein ah.lf
cease. He referred approYin9Iy to the oour,e
OF tho Schrtz Republicans il Missoui. and
gave i've 1essous xhy the,e shopU be : een-
eral amntsty, and offered. = Resolution thnt
the COMMITTEES On Decentralization be request-
ME. Bingham, Of Ohio. offa1rd N smend-
uent REMOVING i'll disabilities under tbs Four-
tesuth AtuAndmrnf. e1rentinuI f.nm thn.a
vho held Federal ohicea in 1g8 ard 1as1. md
those who had beid cfice In yfo4ation n ench
a1ne1dmens and OF tho laws Of he Unitad
a,.trs .inrn Innu,-v La 80 -n-nr+.5 ~
ssne n = meeeh' 'Aa'' "'44 sotf''fN'e 'ne
Mr. Marnard. Of Ten,e,s.a rafsrra1 n N.
nnuuer II Vhfrh rnbela hSd ssted; shnEnS
they were nor viliine ia lat hvr9ne-hn ~
RopfA T. They rarnecfed noth;ne h1e 1nvs-
Th1 cuurre or thesa mar, in M S6rth 49,.
to mska rnbeilion rrsnarsshia nd ~ E:5s~sI
Government conte nptihia- o>A'@"'
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, 1870-12-17
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~ sl,ooo war bonds, payable afsei
1Ss9.... ...--...---..ss-.... .
9:s 500 var bonds, paJ1ole alter 1870.
Ga JlGo Haf boz d., payable 1fier 1872.
10 81 coo canai tonda, payable tn New
YMk < II 161o.--..............
9t $l.oto cAnal bonds, pay aole IN Ncs
Ycfk, TegHtertd. tn,165e, balance. ;.
Is E92$ cA1N bond2. .p4faole In Nal
York In lS7u. ....4.....,..:......
York, reettsred,i in 1870. balance.
-. E22a canal bonds, payable Ii Lon
den Ia 15iQ.- -. ..h.......-.-..
SIS ,f92a c2na1 bonEs; pAga gabae IN Lon
don, rezlalered.H .Hn 1870. baiaDet :.
q Ezao canal boEdas payable IN Lor
. don, In 1870. ..:- ...-...........
t4g ESQ canAl bondse payable IN Lon
don, registered, In 1870, ba1. -.-.....
n Ctto canal oonds, psJAafe Ia Lon
do1, In 1870. -..-......,...-.....
4Q3 Eioe canzi bouds. ray2ble IN Lon
don. reaIkfefes1, In 1871 bal al....-....
State ho1d1 called IN oy Go5e1nM'
pfcEdnHRt1hp. Eot ret EKffudEIta. !.
, 1870-12-17

Bpnds called In By Governors procta.
mk.te1, not yet presented. .... 1A1aano
, 1870-12-17

Statement Of receipts and disbursements Of The
General Revenue F md during the nscel ye1r
eo.nnerc1ng December !, 1850 and ending No
Tenber 50, 1S1S.
, 1870-12-17
979,mW

-. ~. A..
......-
w,Wo-W
.. ~. ~
u.....
n-fEhM
=, m.n a.
1850.
1880. @
...
-.
.... :.
,n
,..
,u,.om
....A
-FTN
, 1870-12-17

Total Stata debt outstanding, Nov.
SO, 1884,. .:.........-.:..-.$tsao.ss $3.50
To ocpdknse lae foregoing 1eufes, 1t shows
hat the Bonded debt fails due ~ follows:
Honds due IN l87o..... .,..3t, ,oaE 3Sa5T
Bpada due after $780,. 337 ,ola60
- ----S91sa,3A ,3A u
Bprdl due after 1s1S...,. Eo.1o0.no
Bcnda due after 1s77.-.,.. 1,s6a6>d;8S
Bouds due after 1esH....... k,80s00
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-02-09
NEW ADvKRTIsEMsNTs.

Ns..rs. GREEN, WATSON : wALsH-OE-
fer Liverpool Salt, Corn, Bacon sud Ri,sr, at
reduced prices, named. Also Spring CsIicoss
This house 10 siways libsfai and always up with
business. They ere siso sgent, for the "Navss.
% 3uano Company" )" Of Wilninxso N, c. Our
readers are referred to ih ir advertisements.
DICKSON IMPROVED COTTON SEED
Mr. W. G. DusOax. at the Post once, oifsrs ,hs.e
celebrated cotton ses.l direct from the producer.
fnr sale.
TiIoS. L. BURGEss-Advertiss Tho Patent
Common Sense Safety Bride. We have seen
this bride tried. and can recommend II. Tho
patent attschment may be seen ut this ofacc.-
see sdvertiseo,ent and apply TO Mr.. Burgess, at
mayesvtlls, 8. G.
CHEAP BUTTER-Mr. J. D. wLpEa adver-
tiscs the Copyright Butter Receipt" which
makes eight pounds Of butter to one gallon of
swee, milk, and no mistake. A sample may be
seen at this ONCE.
ROBERT BRoUN--Appoints Mr.. JOHN p.
BR0UN his lawful attorney during his absouce
from the State.
REAMEs, CHANDLER d CO-Lumber at
greatly reduced prices.
MONEY TO LEND BY tho Monumental
Association Of Sumter.