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New-York tribune., 1870-12-08

The bill yesterday introduced in the Senate
10y Mr.. Sumner to secure THAR wages to sea-
men should not only b. passed, bit it ought
20 be followed by others designed to protect
tis much abused class of hbOters. The
American system Of shipping sean en- is ad-
mirably calculated 20 demotaltae Oru' Merchant
Service and make our sea.nen mu nous and
piratical, and their Office bgutai. Seancn
have little or no political influence, lnd hence
they have neither numerous nor enthusiastic
advocates in Congress or tho Legislatures.
Only our charitable institution have nus far
attempted to assist the sejmen. II is full
time that the aid OF legislation should be
invoked
New-York tribune., 1870-12-08

The amended Postal statute introduced in
the House by the Post-0Gice Committee was
yesterday discussed, but not as fully nor as
seriously as the proposed changes seem to de-
mand. But the House has not yet settled tC
its work. There are several important meas
urcs embodied in the new bill which ought to
be adopted. In the first place, the revision of
the Postal laws is very necessary, for, if not
positively conflicting, they are decidedly con-
fusing. The penalty for sending circulars
concerning lotteries and kindred swindling
schemes through the mails ought to be made
very heavy, and the definition Of the Offense
broad and sweeping. The postage cards
which it is proposed to use will probably be
misappliCd by the idle and vulgar, as
Mr. Garfield suggested, but so may the
sealed letters now in use. The practical value
of the cards has been proved abroad, and their
utility ought to be tried by us. The amend
ment Of Mr.. FarnswOrth abOlishing the Frank
ing Privilege is but a halfway measure and
the friends of repeal ought not to be satisfied
with it. 1t substitutes money allowance to
Members of Congress and stamping
to the Departments, in lieu of the old much
abused frank. This will not directly result in
any great saving of money to the country, and
viii not have that effect which is to be hoped
from the total abolition of the privilege of
reducing the heavy expenses for printing use
less documents and tedious speeches. Besides,
the House has already committed itself on
this question by voting to abolish the prvi-
lege. Let it abide by that misunderstanding
on the good, wholesome rule that every man,
high or low, who uses the mails shall pay for
what he uses.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-08

The Scientific American calls attention to
some striking deficiencies in the makeup Of
our City. 1t says:
There perhaps large city In the civilized part OF
the world IN which such utter scientific dcsttuton pre-
vas as IN New-York However much the citizens may
hunger and thirst after scientific knowledge we have no
public place in the City where their wants can be sup
piled. There Is no museum Of natural history no coec
tlon Of mineralosy and geology, no accumulation OF
models Of machinery no geological garden no technolo
gieal collection for the free use Of the people,"
True as the above is, it seems to us less
remarkable and far less deplorabe than a
kindred deficiency. Our boys for the most
pant, are not learning trades, nor qualifying
themselves for any practical, productive career.
We believe more of our youth are tending
bars and biliard-rooms than are learning
mechanical trades Quite number are trying
New-York tribune., 1870-12-08
The Clereland PldipdeGler saws:

"The dispatches continue Ia give h7ts that
schenck Is TO receive the English mission; but 10 the
mean time Tug NEw-YoEK TRIBUNE confidently asserts
that the hero of Vienna will contest the seat Of Mr Low
Campbell his late successful competitor, and that be
VIII succeed. We opiue that the Revenue Reformers
will have something 10 say about that They are not 20
anxious for OF the ngbee OF Protection aS 10
be indifferent to this matter and they and the Demo
Gratis will organize the next House. the chances OF
Schencks recovering his lost seat by other than Ja~
means are not roScatc."
The Pldndedler has misunderstood THE
TRIBUNE. We stated that Gen. Schenrk was
not, but that the friends Of the crippled Union
volunteers, by whose disirancmsemt he was
defeated, were the contest NJ party. If the
"Revenue Reformcrs' choose to identify them
selves with that disfranchisement, so be 1t
We can stand it if they can.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-08

When Mayor Halls chivalry has the effect Of
lcaguinG linn with an offensive nuisance, it is
even less endurablc than when it moved him
to give lis a Police Commissioner whose an
cillaTy qualities were far better than was
claimed or admitted. The letter Of the Mayor
in behalf of the Rendering Company, read
yesterday to the Board of Health, makes him
the active ally of that corporation, as it is in
effect command to the Board to give the de-
manded permit to reGStabSh rendering at the
foot of West Thirty-eighth-st. We do not say
that the work could not be carried on without
dctrimcnt to the public health during the
Winter months, but the Mayors hint that the
Company must be permitted to render or they
will not fulfill their contract by removing the
oilal, is a complete surrender of the rights of
the City in the matter and we are glad
the Board took time to consider before acting
upon it.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-08

The Republican disseusions in Alabama which
vos er,,ay resulted in thc defeat Of Senator
Warner and the return OF Democrat in his
place to the United States Senate seem utterly
without excuse. Mr.. Spencer is undoubtedly
the man to be held responsible and Rcpabll-
cans, when hereafter he seeks support, will
not be likely 10 forget his present performance.
Judge Goid,hwaite, the now Senator elect, IS
an old citizen, a man Of the highest rcspccta-
Mijty, of liberal education, ard of considerable
talent. lie has been lawyer and Judge in Ala
bama for nearly forty ycar; and 20 the two
pursuits has added the management of the
cotton plantations which he owns in Alabama
and Texas. Tie was Rebel, hut not of the
most viru'cnt class; aud Union prisoners on
more than one occasion, hnd reason to cherish
pleasant rCcoil,ctoHs ot him.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-08

ringers are maintained at an expense y,
$4,000 per annum ond it appears tnat ol ,;nh ;at
9O4 fires in 1870 they discovered only a. w',vn r
was onlv = lit,Io worse than they did in the
nrcyions rTn T yoaT when they discovered ii'. IGo
new Gre telegraph having noue ,o 'nn,V of ;,;n,,
entirely useless in ther other Fln''o s u S'," a"
the alarm. it is evident Chat tAsr services can m
he dispensed with without hozard'ns inc
orcicycy of the fro service, and at consider
'llo s,yiuc Of the pIbl.c money.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-08

The new-neleed loyalty of the King of
Bavaria still holds ita freshest gloss. He writes
to King Wilhelm inviting him to assume the
title of Emperor. HIS Majesty viii wait until
the other German Kings, WHO have received
his orders IN tlie matter, shall join in the same
amiabe request, and then he viii consent. He
is nccAsciously initiating Louis Napoleon
plotting he Empire, in the fourth year Of the
ptrsidrUcy
New-York tribune., 1870-12-08
A CARD IRON MIR. F.ELp.

To Iht EdlfOr OF INC ITIVWH''
SIR: In an editorial article in this mornings
TRmrSr. respecting an argument yest rday. in whbh
was concerned, you assert that "oGrd John Il. Has
kia 5000 n he would procure his iend the judge 70
grant "A Ger ain i.Juuction."
VIII you please now to from me that never III
my hfe offered Johu b. Hasku 5000 or any other SUM-
II he would procure this any other Judge TO grant any
injunction or order whatever.
YOnr obcdient scry't DAVID DupLhf fihL"
No. Pine 81, Dee. z, lSi0
New-York tribune., 1870-12-08
TIE MIDLAND RAILROID.

This new iron way from Oswego to our
City is being vigorously prosecuted. Two
hundred and twenty miles have been COM
pletcd. whereof one hundred and forty-seven
are in operation, and doing Il fair business.
The means have been LARGELY subscribed by
the people of the towns traverscd, and now
the propcrty-owncrs ard business men of our
City are asked TO do their part. The farmers
have taken stock. and allow the City folks to
do their part in bonds, which must draw full
interest before the stock can receive dime.
We ask our citizens to read the advertisement
of those bonds by Messrs. George 0pdyke &
Co., and give the Road the timely help it
needs. If they will take One Million of these
bonds, the Road will be running through
trains before the close of 1871.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-08

Tie Daily Chronicle knoxville, Tenn) says:
Here in Knoxville we have more manufacturing
establishments than ever before In our history. In
Chat,anooga, we see mauufactore' sprngiug up on .
magnificent scale. AZ lockwood. In Roane Comfy "
have tie largest bastiurnace In the south. In Greene
W Washington and Cart Counties, We have bias furnaces
and otl er manufactures al o. which have been pat IN
operitiOn under this syst'm OF protection"
New-York tribune., 1870-12-08
TEENS or THE TRIBUNE.

DAuY TRIBUNE, Mail Subscribers, SO per annum.
SfNl-WEFKiY TRIBUNE Mail Subscribers, 81 per al.
WEiRLY TRIBUNE Mail Subscribers 81 per annum.
Advertising Rates.
DAILY TRIBUNE 30c., 40c., SOC, 15c, and 81 per line
SIM-WFUKIY TRIBUNE. % and ~ cents por line.
NEIRLY 1EIBCNE, %. s. and 81 per line,
According to position III the paper.
TeTus cash in advance.
Address. THE TRIBUNE. New-York.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-08
Lnrhu Oslrnm,s eslnte cnme heiore Snrroglto

lOchy OstrOm's estate came before ouIlOea,.o
Fowler al Pouglkeepsie again Yesterday. AmonS s.Io
Documents once belonging 10 LOchv, which wtf', vA
hlbltod in Court we're ~ soldiers discharge slGiru W
Cen Washington a bill for funeral charges, nciidlh.
n eofin, rum pipes aud tobacco. and an important "
ceipt proving Lochy's fathers name 70 have pee. -
c,hus oetrnuI motion WAS made that tho letter, o ny
ninistr on grantcd TO Walter H. Wheeler be- retoAeu
and letters be grauted % Jemma Mckihhin Inc suIlo
gate adjourned the case without deciding upon lhe NV
Luu.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-08

The many friends of Gen. Hiram Walbridge
will read with saddened interest the personal
tribute to his life and character, published
while he seemed still in robust health and
sure of many years, III Hunfs NerchcatS' Mdga-
cine, reproduced on our second page this
morning
New-York tribune., 1870-12-08
amnae ,enls. clr.. Oils Gpsninu.

RoorH's TnYArER-" Zip Van Winhe" Joseph
leieuoh -, -,
FIrrH. AVENUE TurATER.-"Thc Hunchhack'
Iiv, Fpvrv's TuF,rER.-"L Little jack sheppard
an Rcme1 Jahsr JeukiuS' , ~,
Scot-Sllons .. n
OnD.r.c 1rraATEr -" Wee Willie Wmho' o.
L. loA
NbIIACK's THEATER-" CJquettes"
HEBErw CHARITY FAIR.-Armory OF S2d Regiment
Nl.w-YoRT Cu,CUs-At q aud s; Equestrian eAcr-
Snses. tcrotoic per.orcsuo 6c L. b Lent
S.N FRANCI~,O MINsrRELs, No. 90 Broa'""''
Sorcs. drucea eocsutfc ac;s. c.-
SrlpT 1uEtTIR.-Gcman Opera; "Martha'
Ny.oi'- NTcrr,, ,Np MTNtGERIr--Al : """ -
p. o. no A.r'e pf onL" Liza 10 yn7son Tr npe.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-08

The Annual Report Of the Chief Engineer,
rnblished this morning, affords gratifying
proof Of the efficiency OF the Fire Department,
but 1t also furnishes evidence that there Is an
ppP~tn1lV tsr ONE Improvement. The bell
New-York tribune., 1870-12-08

The Republicans of our City are called to
meet in their several Assembly Districts on
Friday tomorrow evening to choose dele
gates to a new General Committee. We beg
leave, in the interest of harmony and efficiency,
to urge them to elect as delegate no person tcho
holds any Office or Government position ,chaterer.
If we were to recommend that only those who
hold Municipal posts should be left out, we
might seem invidious, but to exclude all
Office holders surely cannot be. We appeal to
the patriotism, the good sense and right feel
ing, of the Ofice-bolders themselves, whether
Custom House." "POlice," or other in sup
port of this recommendation. Let us have one
General Committee that does not smell of
Office holding, and see if this will not assure
us unusual harmony. "Let us have peace"
New-York tribune., 1870-12-08

A Beet-Sugar mandatory commenced opera
tons ut Alyarado, California, on the l5.h ult.
1t seems to he under good managcmen,, and
starts under fair auspices.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-08

Mr.. Sutherland, the solitary Democratic
Congressman elect from Michigan il State
New-York tribune., 1870-12-08
ens,ucos Nciircs.


VALUABLE AND RELIABLE.- p"o" y
c,,,, rso,- VII b, sni ipvauao to thoe ''''' 70 SUI
,,,,,, .rr prpnp, rHcfn o'ses Il Coughs 'o'' va
s,.-.,, and those who ove-t1r the voice 'he' 'Te
Jr,aisd Ihroet sai viii render sr''al'iOa eA'y'
h.. A., i,l.as-s ,e surc to obtain the sea-ia
REMEMBER
The Greet AOeasp faS 81 2 9 'o1 s ~ - fi''''S' H. '
T,.e ri,asl ears at FGioa Pr . yeI'c s-s ,,c.,..,
DNjEs' hiTcHAN \ 90 o ''''''.
-TI7rsSTs SUPPORTERS, ELASTIC STOCKINGS,
n,SpsSs 6-L w s'oc, choice y're correct H '9, ~, s .a
pnoos o. SIZE s-mens No Aa'-'I n L. AID ''' ''''
~ 81 RI --'-.--
NJ -E-l outtt can be complete wi hout
bers rg. a.tb Inois,'. yE'sr PovpEs v h onl = e
T...aro fof s.leb. g o-cr' eysrysiers -
MARBLE NANTEL', MONUTENrS, FLOOR
T-f.t g.. uENnI if't1 M'nui -ier ala f,i
vgrl oP'S dAR DYE.-Ihe best IN the
v, h..-.tel h-rnoss Iefecs lied st f"o'ry' No 10
b. -. ..,i a.c.t~'.-c -
,rIrF a WusON's SEWING MACHINE,
'...te cs ,c Rri'rc.td e. j. !. Eni<
A genuine WEATHER STRIP like RoEBUCR 5
r-i, Gov h.-fc-''r .JUt tS fut N 1e1r Ch&
A-TFITArITWs-PALME LINES.
rrlsst t; lt9 Cfcu1i-,-. biii 81 Geel o., boston
10 BuSlNESs MEN. .....,-,-..
.. .s,.. M ,w' months, tc pnfe' Of ave u''u-' lis
,, ar.-1,rp e,scd uidr spproGrae heads % cents
FIar a. o.. scl Advertisements clar-,a 'olil 'rae-
t.res' Er.t-- InI. n tS ger tine. cFch aseHon
page charged 40 cents per Tine e'ea IN
.c .N.t,st- fourth ns-s75 cents Inc. esch insertion
&c.. ,rs aceHea la City News ColIun' % een'' hne Tor
sri r,issr charged douhle or fpsce oceuprt
Aut M -e le, after tIe brst u4e Nn'h Hs0Aiy coz
"a ,u'r ..a. r s.
O. Mar. charged 81.
. ~ vi y In Journal dereuds somewhat The ru"r
a ti. SIN non, character. One eht ~
,rte ca sm.fg whom bus men W. OIL hn- u e
THB TEHrNE uce fCueh snl r~ad ~
or pfrsrs tirO.t otier An'-sn !ou 3 crcnlies 10
Ger u Township throughout lie Union ana ts
ne p, rsf-rs erc1r cio-a ierV'rteN siO
Ter. boz auot AMI 10 eil human tulraFo
n prorr rhhsh t Of ten would s0fear o. a. 20 "ei
irr aI uoos patron &c q 20 ase lr'ou" q"
of r. time For this rasou 90
rtuB tuiuess Of rchR Ao whose acnion nv N"le
found elsUltrr while rS woe columns
resr sr fr the ari oi rte igeut aler- TUB
rIBUNF te pies but hoaJ viii te Wot,
.ar- aaI ties o'erd and believing that r ar uhch
lower e o. OIL daily newspaper cons ceing the extent ana
have etu turi Ia t oni clstomer'
o. resdg 10 pay crowle columns Jay y day in'a
New-York tribune., 1870-12-08
- sINEss MEN.

A-TtFTAr LIMBS.
e. 1'r,s. s g.: It.9 Crcu1-. ibi; 81 Geeugi Bos'ot
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.."rUR * WusON'S SEWING MACHINE,
D. f. ,e- Tv,n'r->2ta - colt h. pyng 8 Do ,osn ana
..-.r. .f. .Ia..tc ct ne rircs to e. j. g. Liil~
,......., WEATHER STRIP like ROEBUCR
r-it, Gov h..fc -f,t .rro.L ao tult n uclr CiL
New-York tribune., 1870-12-08

r,,'rloP'S hAR DYE.-'lhe best III the
v,. lIa-els L-mcss Ieiecs AW bed st Factory No. 10
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Here is Boston boys composition on
''The Horse" "The horse is the most
useful animal in the World. So is the
Cow. 1 once had thirteen Ducks and
two was brakes and Skunk killed One
he smeltd Orful. I knew Boy which
had chickens but His father would not
let him rails Them and SO he got mad and
SO lie boared Hole in his mothers Wash
tub. I wish L Had horse-a horse
weighs LOCO pounds"
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher preached a
strong sermon on the character and locn-
tion of the celestial aud Internal regions,
at Plymouth Church, Sunday morning
He expressed his extreme doubts Of the
accuracy of tho fire and birthstone
theory, and he wnl equally dubious about
the streets paved with gold aud silver up
above.
FIRE AT THE ASHLEY PHOSPHATE
WoKks. On Friday night last. fire oc-
Cured ut these, works Oh the plantation
of William Middleton, Esq about eight
cen miles from the city, destroying the
washer OF tho works, causing a loss to the
Company of about 1000. OIL which
there was no insurance. It is thought
that the deed WAS on act of incen-
DEATH OF AN OLD CITIZEN. Rcu-
ben Robertson, II much respected and
valued citizen, died ut his residence in
this County on the 10th instant. Mr..
Robertson lived to be about seventy
seven years Of age, and throughout his
long life was blessed with many friends
and the affection of al his neighbors
LdlrensuiHe Ue'ula
MILLS BUENr.-The Sentinel saws that
the grist mill of Joseph S. Thompson,
near Lrasburg, Caswell County, n. G.,
was burned down on Wednesday night
OF last week, the work Of an incenlinry.
Mr.. John WGgstail"s mill, twelve miles
from Lcasburg, in the same county, was
burned the week before, also the work
OF an incendiary.
In the battle of Metz somo 0: the Ger
man soldiers, rs Il protection against the
continual showers of bullets that the
enemy poured upon them, fastened their
knapsacks across their chests After
the battle many were convinced that
these tactics had saved their lives. In
them they found Nd small number OF
bullets.
IHcESDIAEIs;M. The barn Of Z.ck
Cantey, Esq, w;s b::rncd on Monday
morning last, jnsi before day. Ho mi
dcrs!,nd tina. :. considerable quantity OF
cora and fodder were destroyed. :3.Lce
Wnrthington speech here. il is surpiis.
ing thnt more Sncl, incidents are not re-
corded. = CG0l,icu JOn7,M.
In England, in one newspaper, 40
church prcfcrmrnts arc offered for sale
The diseatlbliahmCn. Of the Irish Church
is said to have had !, lad effect ol. the
market for them.
B":on Sina, Of Austria, ciItrs to care
Srntni'onsly for 5000 Gcrluan wounded
nt his beautiful estate in Trrulsclil-
Trcplitz.
a man was arrested in Kansas city for
stealing ice, bat MS the property could
not hn presented for Identification, hav-
lDS mclicd, the charge wouldn't hold.
Mr.. Thornton Is. Brown, a prominent
citizen Of Darlington, died on tho 10Th.
Isaac Il. Heard, Esq, prominent
merchant az AuuuAi:I 1lrI nm tbn 1otl, 4
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Greenville and Columbia, Blue Ridge,
Lanrens, and Spnrtanburg and Union
Railroads, can obtain the telegraphic
news, market reports, etc, through the
columns of The PHOENIX. twenty -four
hours ahead of any other paper Re.
memher this. cotton buyers and business
men.
Two members of the Ku Klux Klan
were overhau!ed, on the Pacplet, in
Union District, few days ago. and
proved to be noted radicnIs.
a few hours can bo spent very plea
sanity Mt the cotton seed oil works: and
President Alexander will take pleasure
Ill explaining the mo2us opcr.nI. We
shall give our experience in n few duys.
The Fair Grounds are being put in
order, and will present tasty appear.
ancc.
There are two directly opposite rca-
Sons why some men hnve poor credit
one because they are not known, and the
other because they nre known.
Black Republican demagogucs aru last
i'll war. last i'll peace, but ii rst in the
pockets of their countrymcn.
The nuroraborealis loomcd up grandly
again last night.
Fine mountain apples, very conducive
to health rs well as tempting TO the
palatr, cun always be had at Loricl; &
Lowranccs.
New Orleans must be liye]v nlora
notwithstanding the yellow fever. On
Saturday there they had homicide,
three stahbirg nflrnys, three serious
accidents. II fatal casualty, Il fire. n man
beaten to death, Il man drown ed, n case
OF domestic infclicity und lady looking
for her waterfall
HOTEL ARRIVALS, October 14.-Nicz.-
erson Housc.-J. Nj. NJ. CaId we'll. Miss
l.. Minor, Greensboro; w. u. Siegfred
and wife, ". Pretzfeldcr, T. T. Griffin.
e. Thomas, Mrs. Fall gaut, W. Fl.
Howell, J. NJ. Briggs, Ga; W. L. Stead
man. Lexington; u. Ladd. Florida; J.
5. Williams, Chester; A. J. Kesen, Gn.
NJ. A. Hull, G. II. Hull, V. Mills, N. Y;
Miss Whitncr. Miss Glover, Master
Glover, Mrs. NJ. NJ. Furrow, Green
wood, Greenwood; Geo. w. Conner.
Abbevile; Samer S. Howell, Charleston;
L. q. Fisher, j. n. Charles, N. c.; II. j.
Cod1ingtop, New Orleans.
Columbia Uotck-J. H. jerks, William
Gurney, w. w. Judd, wife and child, S.
Q. Gilbert, Miss Aston, Mrs. Glover,
child and nurse, W. II. Evans, Charles
ton; Wm, II. Ware, New Orleans; J. J.
Greer, New York; J. G. Gullign, Pitts
burg; VIM Foot. Lexington; II. P.
tnrrow, Atlanta; J. n. Charles, N. c..
W. j. Jcrnld. Camden; L. w. Jordan,
Q. y. c. Waller, Grccnwood; j. Edwin
Myers, Baltimore; w. J. Dargan, Alex
AlcBee, Greenville; c. p. Ripley, New
York; N. G. Parker, city.
National HOiel-A1iss Bamie, Atlanta:
&. S. Scott and wife, r. Cosn ard. New
berry; a. II. Ellison, Mrs A. Fl. Ellison.
child and servant, Oconee; Miss Webster
and two children, Miss. W. NJ. Grier.
Ala; A. z. Matt and wife, Pn.; w. H.
Roam, a. j. Holman, n. c.; A. P.
NlcCormic. Marion; John Woalley,
Edgelield; Miss j. Reilt, L. Dart and
son, Lcxington; n. G.. Curlisle., Tenn.
LIST OF New ADVERTISEMENTS.
w. u. SchocnbrrS-OXen for Sale
u. l.. Parker Plantation for Sale.
Leather Satchcl Lost.
House for Rent.
w. II. Moncliton-Noticc
Rafllc-Wnx Fruit.
WIN. Hutson Wigg Citation.
Meeting Richland Rifle Company.
L.. Il. Bankruptcy.
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SroTrED LIKE DoMIHoEs The teeth soou
become spcckltd if every dcti.cmr1t liz not re-
moved from them every twenty four hours.
Io do this ctlcctually, there is nothing like
*GZoDoNr. 1t literally renders tho enamel
mpcryiot,s and ;lcr ;ri:c,i.,Ir.
''SrALpIHG's" celebrated, Glue. usciul ant:
true. Oct 4;
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4 Most SrnIkISG CoHTnAsT.-The old ba;,
dyes AMI ''tnlorcra." etc, are all more or lees;
sticky, muddy, and fctid, and The, hu"a thcy
lmpart are not natural. PuALoSs EITAIIA
OF SALvAIl.S FOR THE HAIR. the newly. disco
vcrcd agent, H. on the other In nd limn1
transparent, fragrant, and tffrc.i We, and has,
II" sediment. Sod by all drussists and fanc,
goods dealers. Oct o ~
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her virtues. It would he far more up
propriate to-duy for her to cali upon her
Garde Mabille than upon her Garde Mo-
bile to defend the jowel Paris"

Mr.. EDITOR: Honesty, truth and JUS
tico go together. Honest men will not
seek to cover up their acts by working
in the dark. felt satisfied from the be-
ginning that we would have fair olcc-
tion in this County, and now am happy
to announce that Mr.. Etter has como TO
the trout like an honest man, aud re-
quests our Committee to meet him and
satisfy ourselves as to the manner of Sc
curing The ballot-boxes before putting
them in ths hands of the Managers. I
can't see how any hon. st. gentleman can
refuse our request Mr.. Etter, the
Chairman of the Board of Commission-
ers for this County, has set an example
that can be followed with propriety by
his colleagues throughout the State, nnd
those who Will not follow had rs we'll say
we intend to count our men in. I am
yours truly,
GENITAL COMMITTEE U. r. p.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-10-15

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