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Pom Picture of joseph Crews.

The first thing to be said of Joseph Is
that TIC was chairman of the commi,tc.
appointed to investigate the "disordcrcd
state of affairs" in the Third Coperes.
k'onal District. The report of the com
hittce shows TIC manner of man he is
AS legislator he is not worth much Ia
ms constituents of Laurons County,
which nc represented, but was very use
fuI to the members OF the Legislature, to
whom he loaned money at high rate OF
percentage. Joseph is n native Of North
Carolina, and is "man Of peacc.
Joseph is very popular with tho State
officials. and it is generally believed docs
all the secret work that is done by these
officials. s.-Charlcslon News.
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j. Mr. OLSON,
Commissio ion Merchant
Nes. 1A2.AtIaltic Wharf,
CHARLESTON, s. G.

Having ample means for advances, a bus.
lness experience oftxerty years. and con.
flung himself strictly to q Commission
Business, without operating on his own 40.
count, respectfully solioits consigpments OF
Cotton, Flour, Wheat, Corn, &c. f..'.
Shippers Of Produce. to him may, at their
option, hive their consi2hnobts sold either
IN Charleston or Now York thus having
tho advantage Of two markets, without ex-
ira commission. l+ti stfrH
REFERENCES gu s,lt
Bishop w. NJ. Wightman, S. @; Col.
VIM. johnson, Charlotte NJ q ;sRev. T. u.
Sommers, Tenn. Hon. Johi, r. king, Au.
gusta. Ga. Messrs. Geo. w. Williams Il
Co., Charleston, s. e.; ,Mcssrs. Williams,
Taylor & Co., New York. ~ ~
April % II ly. .t".-l - g. a.
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DECLINE IN Dry GooDs.-The Now
York Financial and Commercial Chron.
iclc, in it's review Of the dry goods trade
for the past week says:
Tho market has been completely un.
settled by The action commenced ton days
ago by McsSrs. a. u. Stewart & Co., in
>fte,ing prints at great reductions from
the ruling market price. II is useless to
speculate as to the object of Mr.. Stewart
in taking the trade by surprise with his
extraordinary "flank" movement: the
fact Of the movement and its results are
OF more Importance to our readers. 1t
seems to DC quite evident that tho effect
Will b", and 1t was intended to DC, some.
thing much more permanent than merely
to draw the attention of buyers to the
Dry Goods Palace on the corner of Broad.
way and Chambers street. The result
has already been shown in general re-.
duction Of prices in prints in many
brands OF bicachcd and brown goods.
and also in imported dress r o d s.
1t may be fairly said that the movement
was'inauguratcd by the most prominent
dry goods merchant In the United States.
and his deliberate opinion as to the
course Of business in the immediate fu
ture, os shown by this important re-.
duction IN goods, Is entitled to much
weight. The range Of cotton and gold
have recently been such as to warrant
lower prices, aud since the first rush nj
Stcwart's store the tendency oflhcsc has
been do" nwards. confirming in re.
mn'ka ble manner the anticipalions which
nc probably held OF such course Of af
fuirs. :. -
inc market closes in an unsettled con.
dlt'on, with downward tendency In
t"oso goods which have not already been
reduced in price.
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NOTICE.

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She Always Made Home
Happy.

!noan oil clmrcb yard stood a !stohc, {
Weather, marked and stained, \ 1871 Is
The hand Of time had crumbled It,
So OILY part remained. y ms siS1A.E2'
ppogohs' side tcould lust trace an &
"ln memory Of our mot,er,"
Az .spimph which spoke Of ''home" 49,.
WAS chiscled OH tho other. ~ r.
I'D saxe Oh, monuments Of famc, .."
High towering to tho skies; ~,
I'd seen the sculptured marble stone
Where a great hero lies, ''- T" ".
But by this epitaph paused, ..... ~, ..
And read II o'or and o',r, t ....., ST =,
For had never seen inscribed
Such words rs these before. ,.,..,,
'S' always male homo happy" What
A noLlc record left! ". #' sf.... ,.r
A legacy Of .mcmory sweet, '...
TO those she loved, bercft. .. ..,.. .o.
Aud whs: a testimony given '"i
BY those who knew her best, . .. g..
Engraven on this plain, rude stone
That marked their mothers rest.
II was an humble resting place; .'
knew that they were poor,
But they had seen their mother sink,
And patiently endure. ... I
They had marked her cheerful spirit,
When bearing one by ono
Her many burdens up the hill,
Till oil her work was DONE
80. when was stilcd her weary heart,
Folded her hands so white. .-sr
And she was carried from the home
She'd always made SO bright
Her children raised monument
That money could not buy,
As witness Of noble liro
49, i"hose record is on high.
A noble life! but written not
In any book of fame;
Among the list Of noted ones,
None ever saw her name.
For only her own household knew
The victories sllc had won,
And none but they could testify
How well her work was done.
Better than costly monument
OF marble rich and rare,
Is that rude stone whose humble face
Such words orhonor bear.
Oh may We cl,iscl on the hearts
OF those OF whom wo lovo
An cpitaph whose truth may be
Witness for us above
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Well Boring.

Tho undersigned respectfully Informs the
citizens Of Ncw6orry that he is prepared to
bore wells upon tho most reasonable terms.
All work Warranted to give perfect aatisfac-
ton. G. W FRANKLIN
Feb 8 3mos.
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W. II. WISEMAN,
RESIDENT ARTIST.

TAXES pleasure in informing the citi.
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that he Is prepared 10 make Photographs
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and all other kinds Of pictures.
Having added largely to his stock, and
Keeping up,wilh all the recent improvements
in the art, he feels satisfied OF his ability to
gratify the tastes of all. .... ..tf.i
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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-03-30

The State Board Of Educntion adjourn.
9" yesterday, after n session of three
days. One Of the points OF special in.
1crcSt came near the close of the session.
They voted II memorial TO Congress ,ask.
ing that portion of the public lands be
set aside for educational purposes in
this State and also that the Hilton Head
abandoned lands be sold at once, and the
proceeds be devoted to public schools
Guardian 10th
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. KOSKOO!>

Is remedy of Wonderful Efficacy in thr
cure of diseases Of tho Kidneys and Blad-
der. In these Affections it as hear a spcci.
fic ns any remedy can be. 1t does lis work
kindly, silently, and surely. The Relief
which it affords is both certain and pcrccp.
tiblc.
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"AVING THE LARGEST AND MOST
IlCOMPLETE FACTORY IN the Sonth>
crn States, and keeping always on hand n
largo and most complctc stock stock of
DOORS, SASllES, BLINDS, Sash Doors,
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N; B.strict attention paid to shipping in
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A littlo four-ycar old boy in
Richmond Virginia, on being asked
by his mother If ho would not like
to DO an angel and have wings,
replied that ho had rather bo q
hawk and live On chickon.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-03-30

The now Lord Mayor of Lon
don is q printer.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-03-30

- Political darkcyin Georgia has
called n negro State Convention
to determine what shall bo dono
switlf whito folks. af4,
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it Old mon who get angry at the
vivacity and sportivoncss ofyouth,
might rs we'll find fnult with tho
spring bccausoit produces nothing
but blossoms, or oxpcct tho fruits
OF autumn at that early season.
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At tho tin wedding of Roberts,
editor. Of tho GAINESVILLE WIS }
Gazette, q tin pen, five feet long,
was presented, boaring tho inscrip.
ton, Tho Pcn is mightior than
Z tho Sword" ...f. Liz: IL
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1870-08-30
The NEEDLE. GUN AND MITRAI

The NEEDLE. GUN AND MITRAIL-
LEURE.-The war of 1866 developed
in Europe new and terrible instru-
ment of death, known as the needle
gun. This celebrated fre-arm is a
breech loading, single barreled, non
revolving rifle. With the movement
Of an apparent trigger, a section of
the barrel slides back far enough to
admit the cartridge to be placed in
the cavity of the barrel, which is done
by the gunner with his left hand, with
out removing the piece from his shout
der, or necessarily losing his aim
Another movement restores the Sec
ton of the top of the barrel to its
place and firmly fastens it ready at
the instant for firing. 1t can be fired,
therefore, twelve times in a minute,
until the barrel is too hot to admit of
the introduction of the cartridge, and
this is not easily done, as the cart
ridge ignites by friction only, and not
by mere heat, and the time it remains
in the chamber before firing is but an
instant. Behind the cartridge, as it
lies when the gun is loaded, is the air
chamber, about two and half inches
in length, through which the needle
darts forward horizontally to pierce
the charge. The cartridge is, of
course, made up with the bali in front ;
then, without wadding, the powder,
and then the percussion substance, in
to which the needle strikes, by the
force of a common wire spring, when
the trigger is pulled.
The French gun, called mitrailleure,
or canister battery" is capable Of
throwing one hundred and forty balls
per minute, and is the invention OF
Col. F. S. Claxton, son Of our late
Commodore Claxton, of the q. S.frig.
ate Constitution. The "battery' is
composed of number of small can
non like musket barrels, arranged in
a circular series, and furnished with a
device which both loads and discharg
es the balls by machinery, which exc
cuteS a continuous fire, and thus re
sembles fire by file. Col. CIaxton
has filed a caveat at the patent Office
in Washington. 1t is said to be q
death dealing weapon.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1870-08-30

The London correspondent of the
Philadelphia Inquirer thus speaks of
the resources Of the combatants:
"YOu will, perhaps, be surprised at
the following figures; but they are
nevertheless true. The German troops
now, at this moment, under arms, all
of whom are wei! trained and disci-
plined men, number no less than
1,124000.
At the lowest calculation they ale
more than double the French soldiery
on whom any dependence can be plac-
ed. You will see that the odds are
enormous, speaking numerically only.
Add to this the recent repeated ad-
missions of the Emperor and other
French officers, evidently wrung from
them under the effects of their surprise
and establishment, that, while the
French soldiers in the late battles
handled their chaSsepots almost at
random, the German, true to their
phlegmatic instincts, were under per-
feet discipline and with amazing cool
ness took deadly aim before discharg-
ing their needle-guns, and you will see
that the odds are greatly increased.
France, to be even numerically
even, must call out more than half a
million more of what will be practi,
cally raw recruits, but who, in the face
Of the German regulars, will become
only so much food for powder. 1t is
true they will still, according to their
own accounts, have another full mil
lion in reserve. But what has Ger
many to offset against these? Why,
no less than what is called the Land
sturm,' body quite equal, to say the
least, to the French National Guard,
and which numbers, at the lowest
calculation. nine hundred thousand
men. You see, therefore, that the
odds in favor of Germany are tremen.
dous. II may be wondered that the
Emperor, who ought to have known
all these facts, should have ventured
to challenge such an antagonist. But
the fact is he did not know them. L
you received his own personal tele
grams correctly you cannot have failed
to notice his expressions Of surprise
that the Germans had mitraileurs, anC
that the German soldiers fought 81
steadily and desperately"