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Newspaper Decisions
OUR FRIGHTFuL PUBLIC EXPENDITURES

we trust that every one INTO whose hands
this paper may fall, will give u thorough and
attentive perus;tl to the article on the Xpend-
lures of the present administration, which
appears on the outside. 1t is from an au-
thentic source, and one that will command
respect; but in addition to this its figures are
from official documents that will not and cam
not be contradicteh. 1t is SO plain that
child may comprehend its force. and yet so
terrible and irresistible in It's conclusions as
to bring home to the authorities at Washing
ton the proven charge of prohigate expend
ture
One hundred and sixty millions, in excess
OF the legitimate expenditures of government,
are yearly made away with by the admins
tration. And this without the shadow of
necessity or excuse. The war is over, the
country is quoted, we are at peace with the
world, there is no extraordinary demand on
the public resources And still for the ordi-
nary expenditures OF government, not count
ing the interest on the public debt, and al
lowing Il fair proportion for the increase of
tration is expanding ONE HUNDRED AND SIN
TY MILLIONS more than Buchanan's. And
yet principal charge against the Democracy
in the Republican platform of 1860 was that
it was extravagant-tha il expended too
much money!
Why, here is waste enough to cxtinguish
the debt in about three times the number of
years that it took to create it. And where
can all this vast amount 90, except into the
pockets of party favorites, official leeches,
and party swinders? We ask men who are
taxpayers (and all who buy anything are tax
payers) to look at these appalling figures.
| We care not whether they be Democrats,
Republicans, high tariff or low tariff men,
mechanics or farmers, shp-wrights or sail
ors, but let them think, THINK, we say, how
terrible q burden is being laid upon them to
heap up these enormous sums, to be filched
as soon as gathered. If people will only
realize this state Of things, a voice for re-
form will be raised all over the country, that
will make itself heard even at Washington.
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Republican 3ourml,
. THURSDAY, MARCH q, 1870
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING.
BY
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Congress has got over its virtuons spasm and
won't look into the cadetships any further
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1870-03-24

Col. A. W. Bradbury delivered very elegant
and scholarly address on st. Patrick's eve, to the
children of the Catholic schools of Portland.
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CITY AFFAIRS.

The members elect of the City Council for thi.
municipal year, met at their rooms on Monday 2l.t
inst, for organization. The Convention was called
TO order by the Mayor, Hon. AXc Haytord, and the
certificate of election of the Officers read by the
City Clerk. Hon. Joseph Williamson then admin
iSered the oath of Office to the Mayor and members
Of the Council present Prayer was offered by
Rev. w. o. Thomns after which the Mayors adj
tgcss read 10 the Convention by the City CLERK
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directed is withheld from this paper.
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LETTER FROM BOSTON.

Winter vs.. spring--St. Patrck's Day---A GAY
Procession---Looking Aoft---New Books---
Hedged In---Society and SoItude---BattIe
About The Books---Fire On Green Street,
Fashions
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THE CASE OF GEN. AMEs.

The report of the Judiciary Committee upon the
credentials of senatorelect AmeS, of Mississippi,
comes up in the Senate on Monday. Notwithstand-
eligible by Of non-residence in the State at
The time OF his election, it is said majority of the
Senate will vote to give him the seat
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Age editors subscription, magnifed by nt-
tive dishonesty, $4,000
Coburn's salary, as it really stands, ,25o
Balance of meanness against the editor Of
the Age, SiS, 80
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-08-30
SIXTH DISTRICT.
(LATE JEFFERSON CITY.)

A
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FIFTH DISTRICT,
LATE AlGlERS.

4 Altman succession Doseph. 6
Albright Z J.................. 20
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NOR TIL CAROLIN
BENEFICIAL~ ASSOCIATION! |!
CLASS .B-SINGLE NUMBER sCHEAfE.i
ITO be, drawn in the Theatre,,at Wilmington,
Il, NC. Monday. January 16, 1871. +. j.
KhEDs, Manager. 10000 Numbers put in tho
Wheel-110 Prizes drawn.
Capital Prize, $1,000!
WHAT TIE CRY PRESS SAY

WHAT TIE CITY PRESS Sd y.
PRIZE DRAwiNG.-Quite q crowd assembled
at tho Theatre, yesterday noon, to witness the
Grand Drawing Of tho North Carolina Bene-
iicial Association. J hero were 100 prizes in
all, and little rolls OF paper separating these
wero placed III q wheel OH ono side, whilo the
tickets wcro in another wheel opposite to the
former. Between tho two WAS u table, at
which sat the Judges and hIr. John London
Commissioner. Tho whoe!s wero made with
glass sidcs, 20 that everything within them
could be seen, and we're securely locked, until
the drawing began. This wac done by means
of two littlo boys, who wcro securely blind
folded, ono drawing number from ono Of the
whoels and tho other tho prize to correspond
with it. There is no question but that tho
drawing was l0no in a perfectly fair and lust
manner Wilmington Daily Journal, Dec. 2.
THE GRAND DRAWING Yesterday Tho
grand single number distribution of tho North
Carolina Beneficial Association, which took
place at tho Theatre Yesterday, at u'cIo III
was the all-absorbing themc during the w.
The drawing took place in public, u commit
too having been selected from tho audi, nee
to act with tho Commissioner in keeping an
account of tho same, and to SEQ that it was
conducted fairly. Quito respectable GROVE,
WAS present to witness the drawing. Tho fol-
lowing numbers drew tho principal prizes: ::
No 3310. $1,000; No. COOS, 50 500; No 577G
S2500; No. 2Si2. $4,000; No. 1IU7, 50. 600: No.
44l2, $1,000; No. 11S6, $780, The Certificate o
No. 1907 WAS sold to citizen of Wilmington,
N. Wilmington Morning Star, Dec 2.
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ftctual remedy than any other. ri,n>.. w, have.
tried it, know that it cured tcn tl:u.c.., l,.vs
and all know That what il doe. ~ il dogs III,
ways-tliat il never i,til> through an, it'll. ...-
girrt OF l, ""n'!'":ilnn We have 'h"'':",i' "''n
OF the Following complaint i, hut sal. .,:y
known ~ "r"ty ncEi'i,'rllnnl, aa;l "r nr,,i "pt
publish them Adapted L. ;.i :; at! .rl:;irns
in all c'iintc- :rrnttnui; neither caluin.i any
!cctc,i''n- l';l;s. they r,Iv h. taken with >iy
ly boly. Their s;sar-;.:tin.. preserve. t.,".n
ever fresh, anl makes ,h.iu l.l-nt |, takc while
iicinR pnrri. Vegetable, u" harm xvi. from
their use in any quantity.
They operate 10y ihrir powerful l!u'ncr the
Internal vi;ccra 10 ll,riiy the '"n an.l stimulate
1t into healthy .'t;'n-r,mnv'. the .''a,,,"t;nns
the boly ,rctnrn" ,".ir;rvs,:,,' ,ri;o:! IT, health
an! l,y rr:r'.::. vi.':l'"r, ;in.y rS<I, >,.ii lc
r:,i-cni''ni: a ar" - :.:-i origin nf ,;'.'
Mmu" 'l'r,"inm, are gwen in iht wrapper nn
the box, fr IN" following complaints, which these
For asysPrI'"i.a or Enli;Ss.stior. F,iselc.H-
ness. H1anguor alnl H.s,s- OF Appetite. they
should lc taken moderately To stin,laic The -io-
a''h, anl restore its healthy tone AMI :trinn.
For Liver ComI'Iaint aud il various >ymp-
toms, lIiiioU. Haeailacftc, kIci. Hucasi-
iOus Collie and HsiviOus E'"vcr.. ihcv Should
e ju,liciousy taken for cach case, to correct tho
diseased action or remove tn1 distractions which
c::;:>C IT,
For Hpyaentcry or HsSarr,sor:a, l,tt one
mild dose is generally required.
pit,tion OF the Heart, Rsnin in the
side. Hack and Aoins, they should be conin.
uouSly taEcn rs required, tD change the diseased
action of the system. With such change those
complaints disappear.
For Hpropsy and IBrOpafcaI Rwellincs
they should he taken in large and frequent doses
To produce the effect of n drastic purge.
For Suppression n large dose should he
taken as ii produces the desired effect by sym
rahy.
AS u Dinner TiU. take one or two pius to
promote digestion and relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
bowels into healthy action, restores the appetite,
a't nvigoratcs the system. Hence it is often nd
vantageons where no serious arrangement exists.
One who feels tOlGrably we'll olcn finds that :.
ter, from their cleansing and rcnovating effect
the digestive apparatus.
Dr.J. e. AVER G. CO., Practical Chemists,
LOWELL. MISS, U. s. d.
Dec 81. Aux 81 =. a. Mol. Agent
Downer's Mineral Sperm Oil.
A NEW OIL, 1chich rW not light under 800
IN degrees FtU'enhcU; never gllma; is almost
cd rlcss and as safe as Sperm, or Lard oil for
family use, and ,rhen bur ned IN he MINERAL.
SPERM LAMP, tho light il equal to tho best
Kerosene, at a cost not exceeding one-half a
cent. per hour. II requires but little atterl-
ton, no trimming, and tho chimney never
breaks from heat.
supply OF this safety oil, and small
assortment of Lamps, just received and for
sale bv j T. r. r. AGNEW
bargains in Clothing nt HoKE's.
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CAROLINA HOUSE

Ea THE subscriber, in Wow Of tho an
Hproaching close OF tho present year, do
SDslr1s to state that ho proposes to close
anu patrons OF his establishment, as may bo
IN arrears, to liquidato their accounts, 80
That he may start in the year 1871 with an
past completely oblitcrated. Tho proprietor
OF this well-known house desires to assure
tho public Of his disposition and capacity 10
supply, at all times, tho best OF WINES,
best material and the promptest attendance.
DECD r. MARRY
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Executive department.

ETATE TREASURY OFFICE,
COLUMBIA. 4. c., December l, 1870
NNHE Interest falling due on the Coupon
Il Bonds of tho State of South Carolina
to the lat of January, 1871, will DO paid in
GOLD, on and after that date, at tho of1ico of
II. Fl. KIMpTON, Financial Agent OF the
State, No. Nassau street, New York, and at
this Office.
Tho interest falling duo on tho Rcgist cred
Stock Of tho State to January 1, 1871, will bc
paid in GOLD, on and after that date. at tho
Treasury oflico only. NILES G. PARKER,
Dec Treasurer State South Carolina
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CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK
SOUTH CAROLINA A
Deposits Of 81 and Upwards Received

lN II. Ed LlILO WE'D a L IIE IA 3E U
SEVEN PER CENT. PER ANNUM,
ON CER1IFICA z ES OF DEPOSIT,
AND SIX PER CENT. COM
POUNDED EVERY SIX
MONTHS ON Il Geo UNITS.
OFFICERS.
VIM. Martin, President.
John John 3. 3 Thnmas ralmer; yico-rres;dcrts.
A. q DrcniZcr. Cashier.
John q. 3. Smith, Assistant Cashier
directors.
Wado Hampton, William Martin, A. G. Has.
kcll, F. W. McMaHter, John P. Thomas E. II.
Heinitsh, John B. Palmer, Thomas Z. Gregg,
Columbia.
j. Eli Gregg, Marion.
G. II. Scott, Newberry.
w. G.. Mayes, Nowbcrry.
B. "a. Rutledge, Charleston.
Daniel Ravencl. Jr.. Charleston.
Mechanics, Laborers, Clerks, Widows, Or.
phana and others may here deposit their sav-
lngs and draw a liberal ratio of interest there
on. Planters, Professional Men and Trustees
wishing to draw interest on their funds until
they require them for business or other pur-
poses: Paronts desiring to set apart small
.ums for their children and Married Women
and Minors (whose deposits can only DO with
,irawn by themselves, or, in case of death, by
their legal reprcscntativcs,) wishing to lay
hside funds for future us :. aro here afforded
IN opportunity of dcposting their means
where they will rapidly accumulate, and, at
lhc samo time, be subject to witEdrawalwhep
needed. Aug 18
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[Fron the Chant Of the Breton Peasants.
sTo Us Child Is Born"
LoI the Prince Of Peace is born!
Lol on high the star of mornl
And it shall not fade forever,
Nor its brilliancy be shorn.
Then tho concord perfect. sweet,
Tones OF youths and maidens meet:
and thay gladly sing together.
This auepicions hour to greet.
Sing to, night-for Christ is born!
Lol on high the star Of mornl
And 1t shall not fade forever,
Nor its brilliancy bo shorn.
Siugi dcliveranco from our woes,
By the blood that overfipws
And renews tho Son of Adam
he no longer burdened goes.
9ingi because it is His foast;
Join the Princes OF the East,
Bring Him gifts amid rejoiciugs-
He will smile upon the leastl
6ingi wniie Christmas GROVES 20 weave;
On the Cross garland leave.
LOl the worlds one Virgin Mother
Heals the hurt that came OF Evel
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Speaking of female lecturers, tho New
York Globe calls Kate Field the "Rose
of the Rostrum." Olive Logan the Lilly
OF the Lyceum," and Lillian Edgarton
the "Pearl of the Platform"
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THE NORTHERN PU1PIT.-We find in
the New York Herald, of Monday, tho
following account of an entertainment
given by Rev. (?) Henry Ward Beeoher,
at plymouth Church, on Sunday last. 1t
must have been equal to first class
theatre, and surpassed anything ever
witnessed at political meeting. Such
preaching ought to 'tdraw," for Brother
Beecher seemed to put all of his hearers
in good humor, and they went their
way satisfied. doubtless, that they had
been favored with rare entertain ment
The Herald says: Yesterday Brother
Beecher abandoned tho sombre style of
delivery with which he had surprised his
fashionable congregation for some weeks
past, and was himself again. Perhaps
he had grown alarmed at the approach
ing revival of the Black Crook, and de-
sired to give sinners counter attraction
which would wean them from the mere
triclous influences of that pestiferous
drama. But whatever his reasons were,
it is certain that his sermon was not only
serio. comical in its language, but that it
afforded sublime opportunity, which
was not lost. for Brother Beccher to ex-
hibit his powers rs n comedian. Indi-
vidual responsibility in religious and
secular affairs was the theme of the dis
course. Roars of laughter attested the
powers of the preacher and the Joy of
the congregation. And when the swag-
ger of the popinjay of Europe was do
soribed in pantomimo, the enthusiasm
was immense One pious individual en-
cored SO loudly and persistently that he
had to be souelched by volley of ssh's!
Thus passed the Christian Sabbath at the
Brooklyn Tabernacle. We cherish the
hope that many souls were saved"
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KIRKLAND MILLS. lis, .larrh ~, 1870.
-HSS's. Jncob LIrrnr!m & Ern. NuyJiSiS,
Nhr'fhn'", ca fitEiitMIS: ! lave intro
dncrd your Gr':.! q. .'.,ni, Hi!tr~ lnr,. /" my
customers nn I.icI,s!s, and End hrttcr sale
Tor il il,an any have ever kept before. Those
who have tried 1t approve of it very highly,
and do not hesitate in sa.ing that it il far
superior iii ".uc to any c:l.i i;;:tcrs I:ow in
use Yours, respectfully, ". KIRKLAND.
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nh1ERY's UNIVERSAL
Cotton Gins and tCnndansar,

TUNHESE GINS, 30 we'll known tbrouehout
Il the South, need no comment. In sts 10 of
workmanship, and for efficiency OF work.
their turn ont, with the same amount OF
power, is unequaled. r. TOZER, Agent,
August 9 Columbia g. O.
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Executive Department.

COLUMBIA, s. c., Dec, mbcr l, 1870.
fHNHE Books of the Treasury Office for the
IL transfer and conversion Of stechs em;!
Bonds will be closed on and after tho 18th
instant until The 1st proximo, for convenience
IN preparing statement Of interest duo to
January 1, 1871. NILES G. PARKER,
Dec z Treasurer state South Carolina.
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WhOleaaiu Agents for state uf SOnth Carroll
ma D0WIE, NOISE DAVIS, HENRY BIS
CiIOFF & CO. GIArIG'S < WIrTE SITE
EI:NS, WERNER & nIHkEH, Charlnton.
Depot in Columbia, y. c.. at GtIGERG j.
NCGfEfOR'S. Druggists. .Inne 1vit
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ITO PRIZES WiLL BE DRAWN.

Whole Tickcfs, 5000; Halves, S2.5O;
Qunrtcrs, SI.25.
a5- Send money by Post Oflico Order or
Registered Letter.
For information and orders. address
". II. GERKEN, General Agent.
=. o. Box 50.
Principal Oflicc, II Second street
JOHN LONDON, Commissioner.
Dec 13 1mO
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/; CharI0tte, Columbia and Augusta &. &
COLUMBIA, s. c., September 1, 1876.
&,,n, GA irIttJfasSsS5;g1 ON and after THIS DAY,
sI@1 81 4Gaasss2 the Passenger trains over
this Road will run as follows:
GOING SOUTH.
Leave Charlotte, N C., at....... S2Oa m.
Columbia, $. G., at..... -. 3.45 p. nj.
Arrive Augusta, ut ------- $50 r. m.
GOING NORTH.
Leave Augusta, at....... at GOO a. III.
Columbia, =. c., at..... ....11.45 q. In.
arrive Charlotte, N. g. at.... SOP. H..
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN, SUNDAYS IXCEpTFD.
Leave Columbia .................l 10 10 p. n
Arrive at Augusta. TOO a. M,
Leave Augusta. a........... 4 80 o. m.
Arrive Mt Columbia ~ IS a M
Close connections made ria Gre enstclo and
hichmond and AcIuis Creek. and RIO Ealcirh
Weldon and Bay Line. Through Tickets sold
and baggage checked to all points North,
South, and West.
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SAyANNNI, March lG lN7O.E
.MsSrs. Jlc.'h LinIninn a Lro., Sarnnu.h,
Ga GENTS: have before mo your esteemed
/. tier IT the 1ith inst, containing various
iocnments relative tn y,.ur German Bittc.-."
After careful examination | must confcsa
that y'ur liittrrs - realty What !on represent
II to he, an Old German recipe of Dr. Mitch
crlich. of Berlin. frnrsia. Ii viii no ,lonbt b
excellent for dysprpsin, general debility and
nervous diseases. ami i- II pOm preventive of
rlills and fever. ;inl it to TO ) most lie
!IShttul al.d pleasant .toinAchic. ! remain
yours tr;ily, iSiEneI AUG. l.. WETTER
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FESIA AT.ES

Will find I.iPFaiAN'S GREAT GERMAN 81 +
TENS the best toni: known for tho tliscasrst,
which they arc generally subject, and where
gentle atimulanl is recommended.
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Change Of Schedule.

UHHHEG Cl ScNeuuI6.
OFFICE NOkTlI CAROLINA r. II. co.
C"MriSi SnoTs, y. c., Angnst 20, 1870.
~ So paY ~ snn snnt,nLsr after THgNS- I!4S
trainr will l,c run over this Road in accUrlanco
with thc following timetable:
Trains East. Trains West
ARRIVE. LEAVE. ARRIVE. LEAVE.
Charlotte. TOO m 2. 10 IN
Salisbury Q "a p M 9. 50 p m SEQ a m S t5 a NJ
Grecnsh'ol2 S0a m IL a m Ito n 200 a nj
CO: Shops 2 :'G II m 90 m 10 9pm11 25 pm
niiisboro' T. l3 nj - M 933 p m . b p M
Raleigh g. 80 n m Z. 90 a nj 6 SO m 2. Is . m
toiushoro lo.ao m 500 p n,
A Freight and Accommodation T,ai leavfr
Charlotte daily: at 8 80 p. M, and arrives ut
$50 q. IN. ". II. GKEEN, Mae. Trnna
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Hnttorfs Ditters can be obtained Of
the POLLOCK HOUSE.
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Heise's Dining Saloon,
TN rear of tho Confectionery, is fitted ur
Il with everything pertaining to \ frat class
establishment. Norfolk OYSTERS, FISH
and GAME of all kinds during the season.
Nov ID
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NOtlCe.
FTNHE CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK would
IL call tho attention Of tho public TO the fact
TINT they arc tram acting y GENERAL BANK
ING BUSINESS, and extend tho usual accom-
modations to bnsincus men and Cthcrs, who
favor them with their accounts
Oct % A. G. BRENIXER. Cashier.
The New York herald., 1870-01-13
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.


The foreign exchange market waa dun after the
steamer with rates steady as follows:-Sterling,
sixty days. commercial los a 1885,; good to prime
bankers, 1881 1csa; snsrt sight, 1924 loa7&;
Paris, sixty days. 5.22h 5l71s; short sight, Sad5s
AIS; Antwerp 5.225s 5.17h; Switzerland, 5.221s
L17,S; Hamburg, 35h q 357s, Amsterdam, 4o1
~; Frankfort, 4OA a 4o14; Bremen, 1s7. 7s?E;
Irussian thalers 70k III.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES.
The market for the Southern State bonds was quite
a,tlve under strong demand for investment on the
part Of individuals and corporations. The Tonnes.
SEES were steady In tine new bonds and rmer in the
old The virginias advanced rather sharply and it ID
supposed the buyers were taking the lots on European
account North Caroinas were heavy under another
"bcar' attack and the old bonds sold down TO "a.
The Loulsanas were strong and the South Carolinas
active the latter closing at 79sl for the new. The fol-
lowing were the closing street prices for the Southern
hst:--Tennessee ex coupon, 81 54J6; do, new,
AK 30; do, fve per cent 40 40; Virginia, ex
coupon, 6l11 52 do, new, SO 90; do, registered