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TITO lightning Express Trains
BALM.

This Is the only line from Cincinnati to New
York under one management; the only Line
from Cincinnati 10 New York without break o.
Gauge; the Gully Line whose trains run through
to New York without change; the only Line
running Coaches through without using Cone
promise Wheels the only Line running Palace
Broad Gauge Coaches through without change.
Eas~Ifyondesire prompt,ime and certain con,
neetions, finest scenery on The Continent, most
comfortable cars in tbs world, most magnificent
dining halls and ample time tor meals, aud sa-
fest, best, and moat eeuifetlahle reute,-g0 te
New York By the ERIE h ATLANTIC 4
GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.
Tickets by this Line for Eale 1t All Ticket
Offices through the South.
". u. SliATTUG tsen. Sih' m. Agf. Gin ~
wM. II. BAra Gen Pass Agt. Y. N
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|es Or Commission Chargea for
M0nsj Orders.


mia Loper No. 307 A. r. A A. NJ.
k.,,A Communication third Thursday
Il IN ssch month
JOHN WRIGHT, W NJ
In wADDEY, sec'y,
sardls Chapter, No. II.
.der Of the Eastern Star, Regular meeting
| Thursday night In each month.
Mrs. NJ. A. Thompson,
Worthy Matron,
h u, B. Wright
Sec'y.
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RAILROADS Il HOTELS


81, i, aud I. NJ. K. K.
Trains leave 81. Louis for Belmont and colum.
bus as follows
Mail daily, Except Sunday 800 a. nj.
Express daily a. 600 p. m.
Reiuruing-leave Belmont;
Mail daily Except Sundays 10 p. m,
Express daily loo p. n.
Trains connect al Columbus with NJ. h @
r. Il. for atl points soath. At ~. Louis witt
roads running North, Ea t and West.
ADDISON GAY Snpt.
w. n. ALLEN, G.T.A
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PASSENGERS GOING EAST,
Via Louisville or Cairo,
Should purchase tic ,ets by the
ERIE & ATLANTIC & GREA1
WESTERN R'Y.,
WESTERN R'Y.,

forming the best and most comfortable Line to
New York, Boston and Northern and Atlantic
Cities, with magnificent Palace Combined Day
and Night Coaches, through TO New York with
out change
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Services by the Rev. DR.. W. Mitch
pnd, and 4th. Sabbath at Sardis, at Como
HI and 3rd, Sabbatbs Of each month.
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For Coal OIL Lamps and Tinware
call on II. Wetter 4 Co, ID Monroe
street.
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Pay Up.

u is now payday with us and we
bnt cur debtors to rush frantically
this office to pay up their arrears
we are desperately in need of
Pney to pay our debts with, and
less those who owe Us are prompt
Pugh to pay us, we cannot pay
debts, and 1t is a great mistake
think that editors and printers
everything given to them. Pay
we say? what do you say? And
all say pay up.
Planters wanting their old Gins
|p~roughly repaired, will send them
my shop. All work guaranteed,
bgines, Boilers and Machinery
bmptly repaired.
r. IL. STRAUSS.
EOfice over Kinehloe and Wrights
Caldwell and Stitts Planning
Ellis.
Duncan M'Lean the proprietor 0
: celebrated ebay Horse" Saloon
rnner O. Second and Monroe st
emphis, is a bonny good Scotch
an as ever listened to the shrill
ping Of the pibrach or clasped the
(na Of f~ellowman in honest fellow
ip, and with all his stern old Scotch
God he cannot fail to keep the
st liquors in the city. because he
Plys he does-and what he says We
fileve-Vou know we don't drink
US our devir) and if you don't think
|e has the finest liquors 60 and try
i'm.
PHoToGRApHIc.--One Of, the OBJ.
Ects of interest and attraction ii
emphis, now, is the palatial Pho
Pgraphic Gallery Of Bingham 4 Ora
pr corner Jefferson and MAR
@freets. We were shown through
while in that city last week, ant
onfess we have never seen an,
hing Of the kind to equal it. w,
oubt if such a magnificent CALLER,
TO be found anywhere South 0
Pew York. Tho rooms comprise
y whole of the third story of TIL
M4 AEHMNE4
oyer block, one Of the most ST atel..
the city; they are elegantly fur
lashed aud handsomely fitted VI
zoe light beng better for the pur
pose than we have ever seen. The.
Peep the best Of stock, employ non
out Competent workmen and tur
Ouf Nc bad pictures. IF you wal
correct Likeness Of yourself call I
'ais gallery wlen sou 20 10 Men
ha.-fEs.
/ Register. Register.
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AIIluIml LlMM-a

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aaas sAar. ttsv ss,F Haf4sf
3D.
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Weed Sewing Machines,
Ii. B. DENNY. 263 Second st.

Registration IN this county is now
in progress and the precints south
Of the river havebeen all registered.
We have not been able to ascer-
taine correctly the number of blacks
and whites already registere and dthe
number OF voters.
r. II. Strauss, Agent for N. !
Rubber Belting--b best and cheapest.
j22-3m
The registration has closed in the
county Of Desoto, giving a white
majority, much to the chagrin Of
the Republican party. We have
not the returns yet but will publish
them as soon as ascertained.
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others,

According to Article Nv Of the above Act,
WE hereby Incorporate With this notice Section
7 Of the aame
= . . = .
ascc. 7. The Board of Registration, IN al
matters pertaining 70 their registration, shall
be eonseryaiors Of the p ace and empowered 10
arrest and cause to be imprisoned in tbe county
jail, when necessary, all persons obstractinq
their registration, intimidating, threaten Ina
ot frsudulently contriying 70 prevent any per
son entitled thereto from registration, creating
riots, disturbances Or quarrels at the place 81
registration, or otherwise interfering herewith
10 prcyentc Of delay the Registrars in tie dis
charge Of thciT duty, and All such ~ofeneea
shall be punished ~ misdameanots under the
Criminal Code; ana said Registrars axe en-
powered to call upon all sheFflfs, constablcs
and their Deputies and Ill other Peace officers,
and when necessary, other citizens, 10 sid and
assist them 10 enforcing tic laws and public
peace ard suppress disturbances and prcFeni
the offences enumerated. and this ~aoesIon
shali be published and posted With every notice
10 hold registration
CA BEyJANTg,1
j. b. SMITH, Boatd u Registration
LEROY Young.
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Ii YOU want Cheap Goods go to
Layender's. He sells for Cash.

hAt 1IANSA ~
Attention is called to the new
advertisement offs. II. Gunter. He
has taken out license as a wholesale
liquor dealer, and is now prepared
to sell by the quantity at prices to
compete with Memphis markets.
His stock of groceries is complete
and very large.
Horsemea Attention.
Most of the Liniments sold have fallen into
i'll repute with owners of stock, from the fact
that they become sticky, monldy, rancid, and
when a little old, %irritate the skin without
beneftting. The Magic Arnica Liniment is o
beautiful ruby-colored fluid, which is always
limpid and never spoils, 1t is powerfully pen
~etIating and there is no disease of stock that
can't be reached by extended means that the
Magic Arnica Liniment will not cure. Read
the evidence.
Can Swinaey in Horses and Mules be
cured. =
MEssRs. MANSFIELD h HIaBBEE.
Gentlemen. had a mule which was laid VI
this season for three weeks with swinney in 1t
worst form. I commence the use OF youl
Magic Ainica Eminent, and in two weeks n
was perfectly cured and as hearty as ever
This mule is a valuable one, and cost me S325
You can ready ~prereive with this evidence an'
experience, | can give your Magic Arnica Lin
iment my cordial support and indorsement,a AM
| do cheerfully recommend it to all planters an,
owners Of stock as a remedy which should al
ways be kept on hand, as | know from what
ave seen in other cases. and what | have hear
from others that this Linimentis the very bes
external remedy ever yet discovered, aud tina
it will cure promptly all pains and achei
whether in man or be asst. Respectfully,
N. s.. BROOKS.
i Formerly Of Brooks b Dennis, NO. ~
Nam street Memphis Tennessee.
CEDAR BURIAL CASES
so.1m At LAvENpER's
For good bread, buy the "Cham
rion'' eook stove.
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CRITICIsING NEWspApERs.-lt is
very easy matter to criticise a news
paper; but to publish a live one, so
as to interest, amuse and instruct
the public, is no small undertaking
those IN this community who are
SO prone to tind fault with every
little item which does not suit their
critical and exalted ideas, should
buy type, ink, aud paper and pub
fish an organ of their own. Let
them try it for threc months only
and if it don't give them some now
IDEAS Of the newspaper business,
then we are no Judge Of human ma
ture. The conceit would be taken
out of such individuals so quickly
that they would hardly know what
was the matter with them, or
whether they stood on their heads
or feet E1change.
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Courts.
CIRCUIT COURT.
CuANCERY COURT,

ecets 4th Mondays Of March, July and No
Fter, and holds two weeks.
CuANCERY COURT.
bsets I'D Monday in January, April,Jnly,
tober and holds two weeks.
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Religious.
CnuF Gil.

at the Catholic church
Sunday in each month by Rev.
her Wise.
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EPISCOPAL CHURCH.

every LIST and 3rd Sundays BY th'
Mr.. Sage,
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
BAPTIST CHURCH.

every Ind and 4th Sundays Rev
Doak, Pastor.
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REMOVAL
A GREAT DISSIDERATUM.
FOUNDED IN 1882.

CHARTERED by THE LEGISLATURE or
LOUISIANA.
Is removed to 1874 and 1876 Canal Street OPP
posite Christ Church, and on The same Square
as The Law and Medical Colleges, the univer-
sfty Of La, and the Mechanics lngsitute--lle
Headquarters Of the Mechanical and Agriculin-
raj Fair Asso~eiation--thus concentrating the
leading Educational Inatitntions Of the STATE
on the same square,
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Republican Convention.

The meeting of the Republican
party OF this county to-day in this
place for the nomination OF county
officers and members of the Legis-
lature is pregnant with interest to
the entire citizens of the county and
we do hope that calm sober reason
will enter their deliberations soas not
to make their action that ola pre-
JUDGED mob and as acting alone for
one purpose that of greed of office,
and that their nominations may at
least have some responsibility about
them, as will entitle them to receive
courteous treatment from us as oppo-
nents. We will publish the result
of the meeting IN our next issue.
Bell Treble Pianos, and Bnrdet'
Organs. L. b. DENNY,
263 Second st.
FLYING DUTCHMAN-Quite Il novel
mode of hob horses have been on
exhibition in our county towns for
the last week which has the cuphro-
MUS lame of "Flying Dutchman.'
Old aud young tried a ride.
yellow Fever is raging in Jack
son and Yicksburg, and quite {
number of deaths have occurred il
Natchez. 1t has produced a panic
among the citizens o fthose towns
and emigration is quite lively tc
more healthy parts.
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Sew Advertisements.

Mossrs, Roots 4 Co. successors
70 Roots, Vance & Co, 49, Front
street, Memphis, cotton factors
aud commission merchants, are full
y prepared TO receive shipments
Of cotton and store il in their own
shed, and to secure the highest
market price for it, as Col Roots
Is one Of the finest cotton dealers
in the city and a better firm than
this one cannot be selected to ship
cotton to.
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METHODIST CHURCH.

every LIST and 3rd Sundays Rev
B. Young, Pastor,
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tits DE oldest and most Efficient and success
fol Commercial college in tho United States.
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TERMS OF TIE NEWS.

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months S.; three months So 80. Served In the
city at EIGHTEEN CENTS s.weei, payable to the car
riers, or ss year, paid IA advance at Inc ounce.
TIE TeI-wEEKLY News, published on tuesdays
Thursdays and Saturdays, one year s4' BIZ
months 50.
TIE WEEKLY NEWS, one year 81. SIX copies
$40. Ten copies, to one address, $40.
SuRscR1pTIoNs in all cases payable In advance,
and no paper cout,nuea after the expiration OF
the time paid for.
o.sH RATES FOR ADVERTISEMENTS IN TIE DAILY
Nrws.-Firss insertion IL cents line; subsequent
Insertions s cents line. Special Notices u cents
a line. Business Notices (by count Is cents line.
Marriage and Funeral Notices 81 each Meet
ings Is cents each. Cuts and Electrotype Adver-
tisements viii be inserted on the Fourth Page
only. Z
NOTICES Of Wants, To Rent, Lost and Found'
Boarding, DO, not exceeding 20 words, % Genus
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words, 40 cents each Insertion; over 80, anu moi
exceeding 10 words, so cents each insertion.
These rates are NET, and must invariably roe
paid In advance
i. CONTRACT ADVERTISEMENTS, to run two weeks
or longer, for each line Of solid nonparei: 2
weeks 60 cents; month 81; months 81 Is; 3
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advertisements In exact proportion.
TRANSIENT ADVERTISEMENTS will be published
IN the TIE TRr.wBxkLY NEWS at the same rates
a. In TIE DAILY NEWS. Contract advertisements
at one.hslf the rates fer TEE DAILY NEWS.
q aApyHKrIssaEHTs IN THE WEEKLY Nsws, per
line Of solid nonparei, insertion Is cents; l
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months So.
Rrn1rrANops should be made BY Postofflce
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or by sending the money In registered letter.
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Gueeial Nntlres.

@sTATE AND COUNTY Taxes
COUNTY TREAsURER's OFFICE, FIRE-PRooF
BUILDING, CHARLESTON, S. G-Nohce is here.
by given that ths'ofice will be open for the RE
CEIPT OF THE STATE AND COUNTY TAXES for
the year 1870, on the eighth t8th) day OF February
1871. Taxes not paid on OF before the first (lst}
day Of May, 1871, are liable to penalty OF twenty
per cent. All Taxes remaining unpaid on the
first lst day CT June 1871 are liable to collection
by distress or otherwise, with additional penalty
of five t5l per cent. for collection thereof.
The total rate OF levees for State purposes is
nine 10y mills on the dollar. The total rate Tor
County purposes Is three (s) mills on the dollar.
The State Taxes are payable in Bills Receivable
of the State, United States Currency, National
Bank Notes, gold and silver coin; In addition to
the above, Coupons dated since July l, 1867, from
certain State Bonds, will also be received In pay
ment Of the State Taxes, viz:
lst. Six Per Cent. Bonds, issued by the State
under an Act OF 1854, in aid OF the Blue Ridge
Railroad.
I'd. Six Per Cent. Bonds, issued by the state
under the Acts Of 1858 and 1855, for the consTruc
ton OF the new Statehouse, and SIX Per Cenf.
Bonds, issued by the State under the Acts Of Sep
tember and December, 1866, for funding the past
due principal and interest on the State Deot.
All Coupons that have accrued on Bonds dated
1st and 3D. on or before the 1st Of July, 1867 are
fundable under the Acts referred to above OF Sep.
tember and December, 1885, and are not receiva-
BILE for taxes. WIN. GURNEf,
feas-l2 Treasurer Charleston County.
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of negro producers, who raise 9 few bales,
have nofdificulties of labor or offertilizers 10
contend with, and may be expected to grow
the usual quantity, which, however, Is not
large insthe aggregate. On the other hand,
there Isl very Important class who have the
means of increasing their crop to any extent,
that may seem desirable; and very much de-
pends upon their action. These planters hear
universal complaint of losses; they see their
poorer neighbors unable to plant as large an
area as last year and they find the papers and
the factors loudly urging diminished produc-
tion of cotton and an enlarged cultivation OF.
cereals and seeing these indications of re-
duced crop, they jump to the conclusion that
the crop OF 1871 will rule higher and they
therefore hold back their cotton as much as
possible and plant q larger acreage than they
otherwise would. If 1t were possible to ascer-
tain the increased production in the case OF
this class of planters, and the decrease in the
case of the poorer class, we should be in po-
sition to Judge accurately how far the results
of the present crop are likely to affect plant
ing for the next. We are disposed to conclude
that these two elements in the calculation
about Offset each other"
It may perhaps be safely estimated that it
will require further experience of unproft-
able planting before the crop is curtailed.
The anticipation may be an unwelcome one;
but-it nevertheless appears to be the fact
that the remedy of Improbable planting
must come through succession OF such
seasons so far weakening the planters that
they are compelled to curtail production
very severely. By this means labor would
be cheapened, and s'the now independent or
''ildolent negroes would be necessitated to
"work on such terms as planters could Of
''ford." 1t is from this gradual solution OF
the labor question alone, that, in the opin-
ion of The Daily Bulletin, we can expect
cotton planting to becomeproitaole. Gun
ssdoubtedly, the planter must suffer in the
ssprocess; and we fear he can but little
''remedy his difficulty by employing his land
"ou other products; for by so doing he keeps
"up the demand for labor, and postpones
'qhe condition of cheaper labor on which
''alone cotton growing can become profit
cable.
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hundred dollars and two gold watches. There
was, no clue to the assassins.
-Thes sAstronomlsche Nachrichten says, T rofes-
sor Strive, OF Pultowa, had been for years watch.
Ing therlngs ofSaturn, and the inner one Of the
rings an obscure, partly transparent mass:of
what appeared to be vapor, has been seen to ap.
proach the body Of the planet, and to widen 1ts
distance from the other rings, which seemed to
be fluid In character, or perhaps made up OF myr'
lads of small bodies, moving together like the
streams Of rneteors which supply tse pertodte
showers. But during several months past thls
inner ring has fallen more rapidly, and analy
the attraction Of Saturn entirely eSercame tpe
centrifugal force, and 1t closed upon the body OF
tile planet forming belt, which was graaualy
tfrused over Its surface, SO that there is now no
trace whatever OF the ring left Is this to be the
fate also Of the other rings or Will they ultimate
ly gather into satellites, as has more commonly
been supposed'
"A Chicago paper has been happily permitted
and from the fair hps Of nilsson herssn-to
hear the truth concerning certain gossipy ru-
aors which In some degree concern the Swedish
singer. 1t appears that an absurd story found us
way into print, to the effect that Miss NILSSON,
while listening to the song, 'tShe's Foong Thee,
as sung by Miss Kellogg broke her fsn In Vexa'
tlon-not out Of any feeling OF professional jeal'
ousy-for that is out Of the question-but because
she conceived that the song had some reference
to her reported jtlng OF Gustave Dore, the artist
The story went further and related that on sub
sequent occasion Miss NILSSON apologised to MISS
Kellogg for her rude conduct on the occasion or
the fan-breaking. Now, this was pretty "Ket-
tie OF nsh" for our Chicago contemporary to
broach toMiss Nilsson during her sojourn In Chi
cago; butit representative went at it manfully,
and heard the truth, as before remarked, from
Miss Nlllson herself. The substance OF Miss NIL.
son's statement is, that she never broke any fan
at concert OF Miss Kellogg's or anywhere else;
that her acquaintance with NJ Dore is very slight.
and he never proposed to her at all; and
that, finally, NJ. Dore was well aware that she was
engaged to -. "a gentleman" as the Chicago
Journal neatly puts it, "who accompanies her In
Ade the velvet case OF Partisan miniature"
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xrSUGGESTIONS FOR THE SEASON.
Thousands regard the winter as q season OF trials;
and the truth.ls that II there Is o weak point In
the stem, winter is pretty sure to and 1t out.
Constitutional tendencies 10 disease are generally
aggravated by damp and cold. tRheumatlsm
sometimes lies perdu all the summer and fall, to
pouncc upon its victims in the season Of cold.)
AS means OF fortifylng the body against all the
diseases which prevail most extensively in winter,
HesTETER's STOMACH BITrERS canuot be too
urgently recommended. There would be fewer
cases OF the pulmonary complaints tending to
consumption, II all feeble systems were inv1orat-
ed during the season with ,urse OF this inestl-
mab.e vegetable tonic and Alternative. Constlpa.
tun, indigo ,tion, torpIdlty OF the liver and gen.
eral slugglshness Of the secretive organs, very
genera ly prevail at this period OF the year. To
all these ailments experience tthe most trust.
worthy of all mentorsl teaches US that the BIT
TERS Is q reliable remedy. Warm clothing is a
good external defence against atmospheric cold
ana moisture, but vigorous activity in the vital
organization which generates heat and delivers 1t
to The surface, is also essential to health, and this
activity ls secured through the operation of the
B.TTERS. The skin symparhizes with the
stomach, and II digestion tsregular and perfect,
tn exterior circulation will be brisk, and damp
and cold may be encountered with comparative
safety. 1ebl-60&C
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j.. gs- TO THE CITIZENS OF CHARLES
ToN.-The YOUNG AMERICA STEAM FIRE CON-
PANY would respectfully represent that their pre-
sent financial condition compets them to make
an appeal to your wcll-kHown lioeraltty and pub
lie spirit.
After five years. uninterrupted service our appa-
ratns, worn and Injured by the faithful duty per-
formed, has been sent to the bsilders for repatrs.
The pay from the city, having been g. eatly re-
duced. is inadequate to NICE. our current expenses
and ray the debt incurred by the company for the
necessary repairs now being made.
Tile following gentlemen have been appointed
to call on the citizens for donations:
I'D. W. LEVIN, Vice. President,
P,eEIHH,- J. MCD0UGAL,
GEO, RELYEA, J.. RoSlS, -
]. c. MAHER, JAS. QUINN,
n. CAREY, NJ. KING.
BY order Of the Company.
R. S. BRUINS, President
I S. wEsTESDoRFF, Secretary. r--
cheerfully recommend the appeal OF the above
Oompany. .Art II. II. NATHAN, u
jan25 Chief Fire Department.