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fPnhllc-No. ELI
ApnrOYeG July ], lsIO.

~ ACT 10 amend an act entitled A Act TO es'
taLllsh and to protect national Cemeteries"
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Approved July u. $50.

AN ACT TO amend section four OF the act OF March
thirtyunc, eighteen hundred and sixty-cight.
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ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.
0OLO Hill QUAkTz MILL

GOLD HILL QUARTZ MILL,
(T and Mining Company.-Location, Gold
lin Mining District, County o. storey
STATE OF Ncvada.-Notice Is hereby given,
mai nj q meeting OF the Board OF trustees
OF said Company, heidi on me sta 1 Gay %M nPoIlars
ner .hsrc yas levied upon the capital stock OF
snid Comnany PAYABLE Immediately, In United
S,.,.s coI8 coin TO the Secretary, r. Wecener,
ali California street, San Francisco, California;
A. 10y npon which said assessment shall
any any ,n nnnsid on the 18th day Of October, 1870,
ssSsI bo deemed delinquent, and will be duly
sjycrtised for sale Al public auction. and
unie.s payment shall be made before, win be
sold on MONDAY, the s1st day OF October, 1870,
TO pay the delinquent assessment, together
with coats of advertising and expenses OF sale.
Nv order Of the Board OF Trustees.
X. wEGESER, Secretary.
onace-41S California street, San Francisco,
c.Nfornia- sei0 I'd
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Tpublic-Eo, IL,
Approved July II, 1870.

lPublic-No. W.D
AN ACT for the relief OF the United States AMI
Brazil Steamship Company.
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(Publlc-No. 1881
AN ACT 10 constuc certain acts therein cited. In
.. relation 10 pensions.
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= Approved July II, $50.

TPubltc-No. II3.I
AN ACT 10 amend the net to incorporate the Ma.
tIonal Academy Of Sciences.
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LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Approved July Il. $50.

tPublIc-No. f7.l
An ACT to establish a port OF delivery at Kansas
City, Missouri,
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u TERED VOTERS for Silver CITY Precinct,
entitled to vote at the general election to be
held November 9Th, A. u. 1870.
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Approved July ]. $50

RESOLUTION to regulate the effect Of q vote OF
The thanks Of Congress upon promotion In the
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1870-02-12
The Departure of the Rev. Mr.'
vfdAkin>on.

1t is with deep regaet thet This e ~ ~ q,
ty hes been Gala upon 70 tale leave Of Gle
Rev. Jxo. WnK1sseS, tfer lie Ilsst the
years pastor d ths hethedist Episespal
Church Of Opslossas, and now suinmoned
to a new field Of duty in Shreveport.
eNe~~aaast acknowledge tact 10 sass- ease
we are disposed to cavil at a system OF
church government which removes a 1,ane
perhaps atjthe very moment that his sphere
Of duty a n usefassess is most piainiyadef
ned, and his influence greatest over the
congregation he superinteuds and the com
munity in which he resides: 1t is the work
Of time to draw clo- ely. together those reh'
tons Of affection and sympathy between
pastor and flock which re enact to the ad
', vantage Of both. In this instance, the tie
has been so strong, and She regrets SO deep,
that we firmly believe the most steadfast
uphelder Of the itineraut system in this
community wonld. willingly see it annulied
in the special case osMn Wilkinson. r'a'
"o Tlie heartfelt paif ofehe Methodist com
munity in parting with their pastor is a tri,
butte beyond words toshis meek and CHRIS
tiaulv virtues. Nor are ether deuomina'
tons behind them in regrets at his depar'
ture. In fact MI. Wilkinson's charity Of
thought and deed were SO comprehensive,
bis large mind, and broad views Of christian
duty so untaintsd by narrow sectarianismr,
that we cannot tAirs ofihim % the expo
neat of any, dogma, Aal solely an inserpre'
ter of the Gospel of Love and Peace. :.-
+ As an oratorp Mr.. Wilkinson has few
peers. The scholastic finish and clear 10
gic Of his discourses made them q treat to
mn.e.n" outside Of any religious conviction
| Hi; chaste classical style like the contours
of a Greek statue perfect in forms, was yet
that statue warmed to life and glowing with
the fervid eloquence of St. John the Divine
The most thread bare texts ON his lips took
original meanings, and clothed themselves
in unfamiliar ideas both quaint and beau
tifuf. %".'7"i
Were II only for the seventh day treat hi
gave It's, We would deplore the loss Of thu
eloquent preacher, but where the remaining .nhns
six days Of the week were filed with sym
pathetic aets of kindness, and unselhstt
eaertions our regret assumes . personal aad
acaterformy i fn btaI ,54t-a9 a IT,
We congratulate the Methodist Church
III Shreveport, and know that wherever
MI. Wilkinson may And himself popu'a,
opinion viii endorse our tribute TO- BIS vir
tues u IA. and talents. II fact there Is 1 a person
a maagynetisni about the gentleman himself u
which attracts the warmcst friendship as
we'll as respect and admiration, for hi
ability. GHH1 n .a tDJ, rtln+-
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,lougEa DocrRrNErRox REagANpeW ooa.

,IQugER D~ocTRfNEFRoA REREA NDe Wooa-
The debates in the House lately have. not
reflected much credit upon Democratic
members. The speech Of Mr.. Voorhees,,
the other day, is IN. exception. | have
heard the remarks of MIR. Wood, Of New
York in opposition to the admission Of
Porter; Of 'visginia, mitch criticised 1aad
serersly condemned. 4afP Porter himself, svbfy
probably, is,not '"ftpp to sit. in Congress;
but the obisctleps urged namely; 'nas %
bag, il 1859, spoken dis~parag jnsly Of ths
Government,So or rather Of the Lincoln Ad-
fsinistration, sounds, strangely enough
when coming from The mouth Or SFefnardo
Wood. I he doctrine u The hitter. would
athls. Radicals in nearly all their
inviduois coEduct in reference to- expelled
senatorG and Representatives.
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A startling incidens Occurred during
th,e services at St. Peters on the G c
sion Of the first congregatiou Of the Ecu
medical Council. While the leading
Bishop was praying before the cOnf,s-
son. . pierciug scream run through the
Church, followed BY a feeble cry, "A wo-
man-one Of the vast thropg gathered to
vitussss the eertmonies-had given birth
- : .b;ta "a f*1a5@ "'''it& @'F' II" "'-"
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Nj. James Powers advertises several
kinds Of Crepe plants. and cuttings, for
sale. in another Column, Mr.. Powers has
bald considerable attention to grape cul'
tu,re, and with success. we "a are r informed nfoFnS
Any information on the subject, may be
obtained BY calling on him. ,..a 81. ,.s
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NEW RULES aok srEAMBoAza-A full
board OF Supervising Inspectors VI Steam
boats has ~i1early Completed Its recommends
ton Tor alaem bill regulating LIE S,esus,r
craft on inland waters. One of TIA. n,.t
lmpottant et9!Ses J. the seetion providing
That captains and mates Stall sppraar aU~
fore IL board ior eAasni" nation, aud, IT
defined Qualified shall bc required 10 .sAs
ou1 u lcense, the salnc AS pilots and a..
sin.els. New PROVISIONS are lnade lvs
testing all irol used in boilers. Petroleum.
is only To- BIZ carried ol boEis that have
compartments specially prepared tor re-
reiving it. - aH 81 -.
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A cali 70: i Democratic meeting at the
Courthouse n che 2sth inst, for thee spulr,
pose Of choosing delegates to State con-
vention in New Orleans on the 9TH March
next. will, be foundin another column.
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Ref. Mr. HaisIp, Pastor Of the Methodist
Church 1t this place fortte present year,
will hold Divine Service tomorrow. !!
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Ransd CompositOr.

40 n ,Ica Ia, Jan. SSo.-A. eompos;tof 10 the
schicaxo Evening Post claims 70 have se'
iast weeka eigffty thousand ems m thirty
aiei,t hours Average lowest time two
~ssousand ems per hour, ordinary run Of
pnSku NATTER F.E.t
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Saturday. February II, $50.

rARDREW & co, ar Park Row, New
York, are our Agents. .s -
WHARTON & CO., Merchants Exchange
Cos Rooms. New Orleans, are our Agents.
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, SATISFACTORY 70 Army OFrrcEns. There
is yery general satisfaction among the South
ern members of Congress with the decision
made by the Supreme Court yesterday, IN
the case of the Union officer in Missouri
who destroyed certain property in Missouri
as a war measure. It is Of far more than
local interest, for there are hundreds of
s,,its. in almost every one Of the Southern
States, that must be settled on the princip-
hs hid down By the court in this ease.
The application of these PRINCIPLES! will
sustain every officer who seized horses,
stock, grain, lumber, fences, buildings, Or
other property, 10 pursuance Of military
orders or general military policy, and par
Ties ID the South who have brought suits
may as wen withdraw them and ,rsconelle
their souls and sheir pockets to a's sltaa-
tianss. ,,sg..+ MID G.fat5 @It t.'f f<t'
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T - tThe January number opens with "Earis
Dene," iii part The interest Of the" tale
wSsii kept up, and the clear vigorous Eng
iish Of the style very noticeable in these
days, Of slip, slop and ,obscnrity.:
!" John = = part I'll 4 eliminating q, chap
Ter. showing which way the wind should ID IL
blow, unless . woman's caprice turns it
out Of its Legitimate course, ~ a>.I i.,3r
| III "Lerdo Mayo and the Umballa1 Durbar
LA full accounts Of the interviews at Um.
11skEatla between the Y iceroy and the Amir,
"Shir Ali, for settling the vexed questions
Of Indian affairs. 49, W. '.%'' > "a
| Lord ilLsstofdf's comedy--5"'|WN aalpolee ~, Or
evesyI man has his price" Lord Lytton
in this new work has set aside all dramatic
rules, and given " a rhy1med comedy.
There is too much Of the burlesque in the
style, and the jangle. OF recurring rhymes
gives the verse asing song character sd'
verse to the dignity of high Art. Bet we
are no admiterof lord Lytten's Eersiicatoin.
with Che exception ofthe Lady Of Lyons
and Richelieeu,' and perhaps !: translation Of
Schiller's minor poems, his poetry hcks TO
III, The divine aaaatus Of true genius.
nllps. utt,s 'ia l~73t ssraaL ..a.3l4aT." !
|naHM Mr. Froude and Queen Mary A, hard
hit at tlse brutal historian who insults with
sneers the biesdingshead Of the dead Queen.
sLora Byron and his 'cu'u,niators'-A
firm, temperate SUMMARY Of facts which
exonsraattss lord Byron from the infamous
charge brought against him. Mrs. stove
|, h y wiittho d I gloves , and /, receives elves, .
scathins dismissal q as a jjaaeeAksahll fro from h. the y 9
ranks Of reliable authors, and decent wo-
men. sd u Lr3a71 T. Yrh1" 3rG"o "l!l'
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Balance Of receipts over dis
ou'sem'nts..:.:........... So 93 "a
Balance Ut cash in State Trea.
sury Jan. !, 1870: 80, ot4&iS
u. =. currency aud certificates
ot Indebtedness. 06O,45t 50
Total outstanding. g4%E
bonded debt vi
the State -. 8 ID, 1888, $50 90
Less buntts owne.E IS s. ,tl
by the Stats----l,4 9z 500 Co., 1856 800 W
Annual interest on = = '21
oynuS ---s-r.....---@.-+ u. a 6DS soy ~
Ms I'pett a~contailfs other iaforusstA,hiA
these arc It's salient points.
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yepors :. ! t'se State rr.,,,,,,,,..
From the New Orleano ~.

From the New Orleans Bee.
We have before us a pamphlet .os.
Anaual Report OF Tie Treasurer rs Il OF the
70 the General Assembly, embracing ".se
menu OF receipts and expenditures in hi A.
The Treasurer makes some very prone y
Communications to the Legisiat ire xb;ttb ~
serve to be needed. Ii 80 - A~ ue-
ne suggests the repeal of the law maxine
taxes payable ia w~arrants, as it creates ~
plexlry and annoyance. and 50 ~colnpl.trlv
Ion'onsus the various funds that the books n;
.me ne once are made uninttfigibie. He a}sa
sa',S ,ne ATTENTION Of the Negislatnre, to thu
'ass .na' mo lax Ca1leetGbs have received
to larger determinations" md AL alsefei
been unable to exact tesponsih,;,s nes aaa
Collectors of the loss. 'nS
The treasurer recapitulates the re recae;n,s
to the Treasury thus IL
OTulnary taxes al OAs ac...
Redemption of forfeited lands. AZ e. ~ ~
One per cent. ax..... nHh -c, z
Redemption forfeited lands 49,. 40. o.
Licenses. S2aGs1 An
Loans from banks to paw i'm ''''o ~
y terest on State bonds, II 4, oaa oao7as
Receipts from all other source. o y1'o S,9 ~
Observation-Disclosures. 1882, 75e 05
~ AaA Collector 723,04s 67
Ao"' $4,3I47lO 4u
D1sRuRsEMENrs "a
contingent expen-
ses Of The LesisIa. f.. "a. 81. #
lure o1 loo4;..- % 90
Ihn do Sc
Do. do of
1907 .-.......... 1892 ~
Do. do. of
1869 ..-.-..... 237.7O4 s.;
Contingent expen.
ses OF sen.::-.. 1896 CO., s33t,s
DO. of House
of NepNs s'4 Of.
s,,.,., -, -- 453,2l6 10
co vmvr1s 334,o45 70
n n", ana o'nsr 'Incers.'........ 1854 g.
act of Legislatu'S
f.. various purpciSs;
Printing and adveIAA Isl ..,y
tlsIng.......... $3.50, 648 O3
Pensions (~veteran 10
negroes saldEQ hayea
vbeen at the battle
ofN. O. in 1910 80 O4,73l IS
Interest OIL State
bonds-;:----.-.. 339.594 81
EXPOSES Board ofRe-1 TTTI Iii
gls tlon .4.-..... III ,3S9 SO
Al other purposes l ,257 AT ~ 2.152aa1 ~
Current school fund, 4aS asI o3
Overdrawn Jan. ], 1869: Gene.
raj fund An, en-
Internal Improvement tag fnnd 1si az a.
Levee and drainage fuud...... III 2os0 ~
~ .aA $500 w
speciaftax Of ons per cent. y. 33s'067 AZ
A'o '.noo i0%o..--.-.---. 1857 "a
, $4, 200, 1868 Sc,
Less overdrawn Jan. :, 1859. s'u46 "
Total disbursements, is6e...:. s4,1e4,el7 10
----
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,Tndvce,uents to Subscribers.

We win send to each CASH Subscriber, for
one year, the m HLq TIl/
Journal and HAmeritan, Stock Joarns1,
for ~
JOURNALS and SssRrdGg sEusaing Post,
.1o,,anAt and Ladu's Friend, tor..-... 3 so
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-~EataRANTs FOR The :SourH. The. Tri-
bune's Hamburg correspondent writes that
immigration to the Southers. States opens
very. lfayorably for Mississippi. On the
steamer to New Orleans nearly two hun
idred Swedes sailed for the Water Valley,
i'd Mississippi, To people plantation and
for SOME Industrial ii enterprises iof' Mr..
5Berglund, one Of their own sIeountrymen.
He advances every cent Of the cost. Of the
journey Of these people from the north
Of Sweden - Che, 'eentre, q. Mississippi;
to them will 6s repaid through their labor
in Mississippi during February and March
efihis year. Sixlm eight hundred persons
will be- sent by the same gsntisnanf under
tho same, TERMS to- mississippi These
Swedes are, not Mormons, az several papers
enormously report. A.. H.. A.
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Wares on Triial,-H il curious ! to
know that at one Time taking wives on
trial, was . custom in Scotland. At, The
public fairs, men selected, female COM
p~anions with whom to, cpthabitt for "a" a year "a
At the expiration Of this period both
parties were accounted tree; they might
either ,usaite. in marriage d, live single.
From The ndonasterfes frriars were dis
patched into the rnral districts to inquire
coacsrnipg taaatfassedN persons add to
ibsstow che clerical benedictioh on those
who choseqeo exchange thsir exceptional
condition for stateaf nsatritnoDysi Hand
facing was one of the sociaiairregulari-
.sieswhich the Reformessr sought 20 sup
press In l56d she iKirksession cfsAb-
erdesn dscfoed that persons,swho had
been cohasitinguuder hana.fast engage
Fmsnts shBnlds. forthwith abesiainsd in
wedlockss Except III Highlauasa iusr;vts
|whsren it .hngeredy hand.fastips Teeamsa
with'aFawsnty ysass alter the Rsiorma-
tien. os saf1alo bsTtaitd 4 .hs rssy w
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VoTB oS-FHs~GHAFTAsoocA BuA.-Ip
srsgasd'ts'the sots'ous shis biifn tlias Hbuse.
ftha Pieayunsssays g. ,dtfab I'd bseaHq
'1Tsof those voting Toy The bslI. Messts ~.
7,.rsill, De 9Gfangss Fouts, HaskiiL Hsrlen
dN0hie and Waters asssD eAsocratsln Ofahoss
1yotings IN the nsgatava, olsssrsaL eBaanc
oMcDnileas PeaEce, Kant and, Raser IRE De
mocrats. t'.dtsaa 1t.s,sn mid 40.
Mr.. Lowell. Republican. gave the NOS
gallant fght 10 the bill in committee of On,
whole, tue record of whisA u too tedioss !,
: givA. our readesx 40 Iz'a Y
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w VASE, 's, Feb, s.-There has been
nothing c~onffn1atory received Of the fol
lowing news, published by the Cubans IN
New Fork this riiosninr.! It is most likely.
eazard. Key West intelligence from Ha,
vana has been received, thatvup to 4 10
e'eleek On Sunday nj ht about $50 persons
bad been killed and wopndedb by, Spaniarls'
in . tnmult growing out Of the Castanon
affair. 1t the latest accounts The, carnage
had not ceased The Cabans seem to have
beeas Murdered without snys respect to po-
.siesons etc. THIS news has just been re-
csived by the agent Of she Cuban JunSa
hsFe, Mf: Ramess' fig I'D siay ezbaiwoa4
1ev saav washinsten Newsgl9f ,Gog
wasErseros, Feb. Among the nom
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Cok2Ss VOC ~A AS oRSSsoa VANVI Va III
day, Tor Thursday next a5.t' 10s ,.fH9
Bills to- create the parish Of Cameron
and to- divide, tbs parish of 0iachita into
wards, we're reported fayorably upon by the
j judiciary .Com,nlttee. aa5,-fEF ~r.,ft:.,
Fl In the House, q resolution was adopted
appointing d committee Of three to iirnrvesti-
gate into the disposition ofthe| five, MILTON
bonds, bearing 10 per cent. interest, 'whnch
the city fof New Orleans was at'ths last
session authorised to- Tissue, and ascertain
what has been done with the fnndsi fol
which they have been negotiated. b.. sb,
Tie resohtiop was adopted providing for
the appointment of committee TO inyesti-
gate Che asffairs Of Judge Leau1nont, Of The
Fifth District Court Of the parish OF Or
leans with a viswito impeachment emah
sfsworn1 charges ~ by Auditor CEickliGa
against Gogennor.Warm were received
and read in the House, and a., committed
appointed to investigate the same. l..
.Fopr. sections Of, the bill to regulate pub
lie educatioon,,' and All amendment that all
children, frregardless Of color be admitted
Cd the free schools, we're adopted sa5 ~"
i'd Fsm Ain the Senate Tie joint resolo-
ton suspsading; Aeditor Wickhfsb from
rfice, Rassefsa ii d9utf oH III .hiae
Five sections of the registration bill were
's The Governor ammo announcer 6dsi that ltbs o1. lad j
signed TIE biz to amend ahe set relative to
pubic printing. b5!s .ssh!st3 s%tEa ia
tbs cetn1nisspe On Impeachment soi
Auditor Wickhffe and superintendent hwsre
aaapointddJa IA biz I '.EaEd 4aaT tIo
The hill prpyiding that all laws passed
,yby asspEEesent session of, the Legislature
shall have precedence over all acts Of the
Code Of. Pracfics ana Statutes " wherever
coatiiets u decfsfoht shaIt afisss, passed.:5
w II sthNH ouse.. the Fss6lntions pissed by
the g Chamber esf dGosnmsycsa ut taesf4Ats
enaeeting,+ relative toioeftain proposed lsgis-
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w.sHrsaros, Feb. Among the nom
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&l&s
The Mississippifb bill ss reported at noon,
passed, after q long discussion. fg.s4 .-
An agent of Frazier, Trenholm & Co.,
late agents Of the Confederacy, is here en-
deavoring to induce Ia. Government to &C
eeps $s0,0oO III pronnissnry notes, and to
dismiss oil suits here and in England. 49,
Gen. Ames stated to-day, before the Re-
construction Committee, that the admission
Of Mississippi would probably result in
MIR. Yerger's discharge. In answer to the
question whether, If The State was admitted.
slie would remain loyal he repliedtin effect:
Yea, Tor several years at least =; ss in addition
70 the csrrying out of the military provis-
ions of the reco1 stsuctson acts, he had Sc
lected civil officers who would protect the
rights Of ell the people, regard IS Of race
Of color. The committee with Mr.. But
1sar ia the chair, finally adopted the Viz
sgiaia bill for Mississippi, merely changing
narnes when nece>sai y. and adding the
Ella sss that the conscientious people might
affirm, instead Of swearing. "Is.A .Du @E
Internal revenue. receipts to-day, 1868,
600.
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To Republican. Voters Of Riohland Co.

To Republican Voters Of Richland Co.
THE following candidates for County Of
fcers OF Richland arc respectfully submitted
to the people for their consideration. Believ-
ing that the masses are opposed to the action
of the (so-callod) County Convention, held in
Columbia on the 22d, 23d July, the same being
not legal; and that while they heartily sup
port the nomination by the Convention Of H.
X. Scott, for Governor, and A. j. Ransier, for
Lieutenant-G Governor, as well as the selection
OF r.. B. Elliott, for the Third Congressional
District, yet they feel it as an usurpation Of
power by the said tso-callcd) Convention, in
their having made any County nominations,
and that they are not disposed to be dictated
to by any clique or ring, who may assume
and as they also believe in the Republican
principle OF rotation in Office.
our TICKET.
For Gorcrnor,
ROBERT Il. SCOTT.
For Lieufenant- Governor,
ALONZO J. RANSIER.
For Congress- Third District,
ROBERT B. ELLIOTT.
For Senate.
REV. DAVID PICKETT.
Representatives.,
HENRY DOBBINS,
WILLIAM MISHAW.
JAMES J. GOODWIN,
s. KRAFT.
Probate Judge,
JOHN HEAKT.
School Comm iSsiOner,
ALEX. WILLIAMS.
County Commissioners,
N. THOMSON,
r. I. CANNON. Aug 25
Union Republican Nominations.
For Governor.
ROBERT K. SCOTT.
For Lieutenant g Gorernor
Al.ONIO j. RANSIER.
For Congress, Third District.
ROBERT B. ELLIOTT.
For Senate.
WILLIAM B. NASH.
Representatives..
SAMUEL 3. THOMPSON.
WILLIAM SIMONS.
JAMES DAVIS.
ESOP GOODSON.
Probate Jud1e.
WILLIAM HUTSON WIGG.
School COnln,isS ioner.
NATHANIEL L. EDWARDS.
County Commissioners.
JOHN H. BRYANT.
JOHN j. GOODWIN.
URIAH PORTEE.
g. NJ. WILDER, Chairman
Aug 21 Richland County Central Com.
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ORN A II E N tail iron WORKS,

GARDEN and Cemetery adornments, Cast,
VI Wrought Iron and Wire Railings, Fount-
aims, Vases, Verandas, Settees, Arbors, Chairs,
Summer Houses, "''
IRON STAIRS
Spiral and straight, in every variety OF pat
tern. New and improved styles Of Hay Racks,
Managers, Stable Fixtures, Stall Diyisionp, 60.
PATENT WIRE WORK.
Haillngs, Store Fronts, Door and Window
Guards, Farm Fencing, DO
BItONZE WORK.
Having lifted up our Foundry with special
reference to tho above claes of work we are
now prepared to fill with promptness all Or
ners Ior BronZc OastnGs OF Statuary, colossal,
ORNA MENTAL IRON GOODS
The largest assort tment to be found in tho
United States, all of which are executed with
the express view of pleasing tho taste. while
they combine all the requisites of beauty and
substantial construction. "N
Purchasers may rely on having all articles
carefully boxed and shipped to the place az
destination. Va
Designs will be sent to those who wish to
MAKO q fclcctl0n. April 13 Gm