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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-12-20
Low, SCOTT & CO.,,
fer the purpose Of conduetinra
General Brokerage and Com
mission Business.

In the city OF Memphis, Tennessee.
They pledge their patrons to give strict per-
Sonai attention In the execution Of Cation
order and other business committed % their
care EDWIN II. Low.
WILLIAM ]. SCOTT.
JOSEPH r. SCOTT.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-12-20

KMEMrnIS roSTOr lCE.
OrFcH HoURs-FRoMS Am. 10 6P.x. SUNDAY.
From 9 TO 10 Az. ~
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-12-20

CyRKrE COMMANDMENT No. 4-meets eth Mon
day Of each month. Geo. Mellersh. Com. 7.
CANARY CHAPrxs or Rose cRorx. 18th, No.
l. Charles W. Adams, SD, M. w.; II.
+. Tomlinson. SD. Sec.r.- 1a .iaG
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-03-18

planned BY surprising shat their uncon-
scious tercbration is blindly fumbi:pg
to perform tasks needing conscious di-
rcction. And Bc il remembered That.
the bfoverb sin yiino reyitas is hero In
esact harmony with our theory. The
drunken man unconsciously blurts out
the truth, His muddled brazil being I'm
equal to the task Of i~uyentiug q piadsi-
BILE falsehood. The delicious fun Of
Sheridan found under q tree, and tell
ing the policeman that he was "Wil9Wil
Wilberfosce,H reveals Mt once that tho
wag, if little exalted, was by no means
really drtpk. Sdot at3oke could hardly
have occurred to an unconscious brain,
even one SO well accustomed to the pro-
duction Of humor. AS in dreams, in-
to2ication never brings new elements Of
nature into play, But oily aBHiSSrraaiiy
eScites latent ones. 1t il otly a Po,ffsSh
who, when trunk, solemnly cifses the
~s'aggravating properties Of Illuminate
ON AH-.MEFI
matter," or when he can not ft his latch
key is heard mnttering, aD-n the d I.
tarc Of .hia9s" A noble miscr ofthe
last century revealed his true character
and also the state Of his purse whenever
he was fuddled by %murmuring softly to
himself, "Pm very rich! I'm very
sich2" In sober moments he complain
ed continually Of his limited means. Tn
the same way it is the brutal labcrer
who in his besotted state tlrashes his
horse and kicks his wife: 4 dfafken
wotiahii, on the contrary, unless an ha.
bitual yiragc, rarely strikes any body.
THe accustomed vehicle for thcs emo
tiens-her tongue-isth organ of whose
services her unconscious cerebrt.ion
ayails itself.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-03-18
QuieL ami eomrosurc
IlSfs AsrEfM.&

II is n specife-oae dose often relieving lie
distressing choking, and predicting calm and
pleasant rcIosc.
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rs nn orc Ri al.


These instruments have been before the
Public for ncarley Thirty years, and upon
tserf excellence nionc attained an ~unpwrclus-
ed fre-emiaence, which pronounces them un-
eqinled.
Their TONE combines great power, sweet
ncssald fine singing quality. as well as great
purity of information and SXcetncss through
out the entire scale.
Their TOUCH is plant and elastic, and
entirely free from the stiffness found in so
many Pianos
IN WORKMANSHIP they are uneauallcd
using none but the very best SEASONED NATE
MAJ, The large capital employed in our bust
ness crayfing us TO keep continually an i'm
mcnse stock of lumber, sc, on hand. re-
Ill our SorARI Pianos have our New I'm
proved OrerstrUng Scale and AGuArrE TagnLg.
We would call special attention TO our
late Improvements in GRAND PIANOS AND
SQUARE GRANDS, PATENTED ArGrsr IL
1866, which bring tho Piano nearer perfcc-
lion than has yet been attained.
Every Piano fully warranted for Five Years.
Wchayc made arrangements for the SoLr
WHOLESALE AGgScY for The most celebrated
PARLOR ORGANS AND MELoDEONS.
which we offer. Wholesale and Retail. at
Lowest Factory Prices.
WNi. kNABE & co.
BaAimorf Nj.
sept 10 Gm
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FOR GROUP

No mother should ever be without a bottle of
The ENPECToRAST lathe house. We have
numerous certificates of it's hayth. relieved.
almost INSTANTLY. tl;c litiic sufferer, when
death appeared almost inevitable.
N9TllIIfS III kDlEISFDI
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-03-18
OFFICIAL.
Acts and yoint Resolutions
Passed by the legislature.
Session 1870 and ls7I

Ssh
Librarian % eaase 70 BE Prepared az
Laaeetto TOlams Fourteen atAc Stat
utcs efr&is Stale.
Whereas, in binding the Statutes or
the State of South Carolina at large, de.
signed to form the Fourteenth Volume,
ii becomes necessary tGat an index of
contents be prepared for the SAME !;
therefore.
SEdrIoN 1. BE it resolved by the
Senate and House of Representatives, of
the State of South Carolina, dow met
and sitting in General Assembly, and by
the authority Of tho same, That the
State Librariaf fe, ind he is hereby,
authorized to cause to be Compiled an
index of contents to the fourteenth
Volume of the Statutes Of this State, at
a cost not exceeding one hdndred and
ninety d0llats.
SEC. 2. That the Treasurer of the
State be, and ho is hereby, authorized
and directed to pay the amount named
iu the proceeding Section, out OF any
Public funds no. dthetSise appropriated,
ON tho ts6oipt of sufficient evidence of
the completion of The work.
Approved The 10Th diy of December,
AID. 1870.
,joi"i ResolatiOa AuA rising The County
Commissioners Of Ocoaee to Leiy a
SIP rial Tao.
BE it Resolved b. fhr Senate md
House of Representatives Of the State
of South Caroliua, now met aud sitting
in General Assembly, and by the au-
thority Of the same. That in addition to
the tax heretofore authorized 10 be ie-
We'd, the County CcrKsmsS&ioRess OF Geo
'ncc County are hereby authorized to
levy and cause to be collected a special
tax of ono mill on a dollar, the same to
be used exclusively 70 paging tho in.
dedtedness of the county.
Approved 23d January, 1871.
Joint Resolution for tn R.lsfef s4a.ss,
casaran, Thomas caeAfap, E1isabeA
Cochran, Jlliama Lcpine, Etisa6eA
Lpia, Henrietta Lrciac.
Be it resolved by tho Senate aud
House of Representatives of the State OF
South Carolina, now met aud sitting ia
General Assembly, and by the authority
of the same, That my and al property,
real or personal, ofthc late Juliaua lizard,
dcooascd, nov 10 the possession or under
the control of 3. G, Presley, Esq, of
Charleston, South Carolina, Executor of
che hast viii aud testament OF said Jul
iaaa lizard, deceased, DO distributed aud
disposed of according to The true intent
and purpose o. chs said Jaliana 1zard,
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authority ofthe sa,tes Ttafi Ss SIsre o;tbs
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authorized to nsoi;5e rs eontr,et e.
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the State as NAV by them Ia aecn,ea
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other States. be bound S $ gsod .nd
substantial manner and tb.5.To cI..t
of the Senate and tho Clsyf ii ibg
House of Rapsssent,t;vea fS! sad 81.
are ,,etebs authorized, d ssss ;bs sa@s
done Immediately npon The eioss of tbs
session, or as sool thereafter Il g,5ey,.
cable.
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An Act % Propi'e a SararyIort he 0afes
of LteylsR.at Gaassx9og.


SEcrioN l. BE it enacted by the Sea-
ate aud House of Representatives Of the
State of South Carolina, how met AMI
sitting in General Assembly, and By The
authority of the same, That che Lieu.
tenant Governor of the State Of South
Cdfotfnai 81 n receive an annual salary
of twenty Eve Rundred dollars dc saass
to be paid TO him quarterly out Of tho
Treasury of the State; The said salary
to be exclusive Of the pay keresosoto
provided by law for the Lieutenass Gov.
crnor whilst acting as Prcsilsns of tho
Senate.
osfIeE sEcRErlaY OF sfxrs,
Columbia, s q. january is, ISL.
This aea having hssa presented 70 tho
Governor for his approval, and not bay.
ing been returned BY him 70 The branch
of the General Assembly, III Which Il
originated, within the time prsssrihsd bv
tho Constitution; has become i law With.
out his approval
E Z GARDoZA
Secretary . re s
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NEXT DOOR TO

RED COFFEE rOT,
iast II i~irss5yterida Chhsrehh, RRasseH- Sc.
INN happy to ANNOUNCE to the CiTI.
ZESS of 0rangchurg, tiatI am now PRE-
PARED 10 SJffES Families and Customers
with BREAD CAKES, PIES, and all other
articles generally found in q FIRST CLASS
BAKEBY.
WEDDING CAKE prepared with great
care TO suit the most fastidous tastes.
Tho PATRONAGE of my friends and fell
low-cititensri is respectfully solicited.
THDS. w. ALBERG0TTI.
Mrs. AI.BERGOTTI retnrns thahss ftcg,
tho Patronage Heretofore beslowed, and
hopes her frienjs and Customers will eontin-
,Mc,thc same. @-
She will keep Constantly on, hand ai NJ.
sortmcnt of FRUITS, CONFECT10NARY,
and FaNCY ARTICLES as usual.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-02
GREAT FIRE IN VIRGINIA.

Virginia has been devastated hv a
great c-onflagration. which broke out
about 1875 O'Clock yesterday morning.
Ii started in the G. OF the Old Mer-
chants Exchange lately occupied as a
lodging house by Mrs. sherman, on G
street, jus, south Of the Post Office. So
rapidly the flames spread that the
dodgers had but little time to escape.
and two OF them persisted in the
flames. The fire spread in an eaSteriy
and southerly direction burning about
forty houses, being, with the excep-
ton OF Legate's chop house. all frame
buildings. The Gold Hill News says
the burnt district is included Between
Union street on the south, Sutton
avenue on the north, c street on the
west, and l. street on the east. The
fire burned 10 the brick building occu.
pied as the National Guard Hall on
u street, but below there it burned
through to Union street. The News
of last night says:
About daylight, amid the shoulder
ing embers of Mrs. Sherman's lodgins
house. two charred and blackenec
corpses were found, and taken to vii
son X Browns undertaking establish
ment. on Il street. One was identifie,
as the body of Patrick Lyons, a youn:
man about twenty-five years of age
brother To Daniel Lyons, formerly wei
known as dancing master ut Virginia
The arms were folded PEACEFUL,
across the breast, and the body wa
charred completely black. Some q
his fellow dodgers tried to arouse hin
when tho fire started, but failed to d
so, and he apparently died an eas,
death, as there was no contortion &
the muscles apparent. The othe
corpse was simply a charred body
without either head. legs or arms. j
was at first supposed to be that of
bootblack known as ''Snorkey,'i bu
Smokey proves TO be alive as usual &c
day, and up 10 noon the body was nc
identified.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-02
lFRoyE RENO.

RENO. Feb. l..
The party of officers and citizens
who were in search of the road
agent Roberts. returned this morn
ing, having found their man in bed
at MS fathers house; but none of the
missing money has been found.
Roberts was taken before Justice
Kelly for examination, which was
postponed untI Monday next-the
prisoner being taken to Washoe for
safe keeping. He denies all knowl-
edge of the robbery. Beaver. who
Is in 4 very critical condition. made
4 deposition before Justice Kelly
last night, stating his home is in
Butte county, California; that he
and Roberts put up the job TO rob the
S~usanvillc stage ut / o'clock yester-
day. and that no other person was
aware of their intention. Beaver is
still living. and much easier this
evening. Both r young men
Roberts not over 20. and Brown u
or - years old.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-02
SAN FRANcrsco. Feb. /.

SAN Francisco, Feb. /.
The recent expose Of the character
and objects of the Magdelena Bay
Company has eflectually killed the
enterprise.
The steamer America to-day EAR
ried 1897 900. in treasure. and mer-
chandise valued at Sis. 900, includ-
ing LOO barrels Of -four, for China
and Japan.
i committee, consisting of Drs.
Beverly Cole, Henry Gibbons, Jr..
and Grover, appointed by the San
Francisco Medical Society. at tine re-
quest of many parents and tax-pay-
ers. visited the principal public
schools to day. Their report is not
vet prepared. buttl.ey express them
selves as satisfied that the course of
study is too severe and trying. and
the amount Of exercises allowed are
too little forthe health OF the pupils.
The report is Likely to Il a de
cided modification in the course of
studies and discipline in schools. ii
being a very general opinion among
parents that the health of the emil
dren is materially affected at pres
ent.
The funeral OF the late Commodore
Woodworth was largely attended by
Pioneers, officers Of the army and
navy, and citizens generally. His
estate is quite large, probably ag.
gregating in the vicinity of $500, 900.
The San Francisco Police last
month made 1,2l2 arrests.
Stocks active. Hidden Treasure,
81 %; Crown Point, S33 30; Ophir.
81: Belcher, SIC; Yellow Jacket
SiI 70; Savage, Si7: Imperial, SO
Chollar, SO p; Hale X Norcross
| SIO2 %.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-02

The Examiner sums up an article on
the annexation project with the follow
ing truthful remarks:
There can be no doubt of one tbipg
Nevada has neither the wealth nor
population sufficient 10 make a State.
There IS too much justice in the appli-
cation Of "'rottcn borough to her,
term used in England 10 designate the
imaginary districts of certain menu
bcrs Of parliament who have no real
constituency. Her admission into the
Union rs a State was "A cheat and n
fraud on the older States, and a ~serio,s
INJURY Ia her " people and their in
tercsts. Nevada would be infinitely
better of to-day had she remained n
territory. She finds herself bankrupt
IN cash, bankrupt in credit. and with.
ont hope OF relief. There is no money
IN n treasury 10 pay her members or
the Legislature, and they are too poor
- ve without pay, SO they must yio-
late the Constitution in Il desperate
effort 70 make a small raise. And all
this that Stewart and I'VE might bo
commissioned 20 plumber the country
and make themselves rich on national
loot. Nevada has been ruined to graf
ify the greed Of a few constituencies
Radical Office seekers. No wonder
that her people readily embrace any
scheme TO relieve her of her difficult
ties. No wonder that they view with
favor the acquisition of the thrifty
Atormons and their well appointed
homesteadS.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-02

Tho Springfield Republican, a lead
ing Radical paper, tells the following:
1.-The simple sincerity and good will
that General Grant shows in going
for his personal friends and relations
for public places are charmingly illus
trated in u story now current in the
papers. He was about to nominate
George b. Johnson, OF Lebanon, Ohio,
to n revenue ~assesSorship, when OBJ
lection was made that the man was
unknown, his fitness would be dis
puted, and the politicians, especially
General Sehenck, would be outraged.
'Why.' cried the President in astonish-
ment. johnson married a sister OF
mine And Johnson was appointed,
while Schenck's tender feelings are
| kept tender by the English mission.
General Grant may he n very excel
lent cousin. and even brother-in-l law
but he is In danger Of turning ont a
very roor politician"
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-02

Carl SHURz.-The President is
carrying on the war against Senator
Shurz. All Of the appointments made
in place o. the friends of Shurz. re-
moved for adhering to him in tho late
contest in Missouri, have been con
iirmed by the Senate. Notwithstanding
the determined opposition Of the Sen
ator. Gran; seems determined TO let
his late friends feel the strength OF his
revenge, to teach, perhaps, n lesson
for all other rccalcitrant Senators who
may aspire 10 n personality, and Q
manhood above that ofa passive dog
Shurz is drifting into the same path
which Doolittic, cowau and Dixon
have trodden before. Tie will com,
To the Democracy. and he will bring
powerful reinforcemeuts from the Ger
man element.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-02
FROEI ARIZONA.

san DIEGO, Feb. !.
Indian hostilities are occurring all
vs. Arizona. Within ten DAYS the
Apaches have made several raids on
the ella and Pimo reservations
places heretofore regarded Is safe.
A mass meeting was called for this
evening, to consider some measures
for the public safety, the troops hav-
ing been ordered away from the posts
when there is need for additional
force. Families on the Santa Cruz
and about Camp Crittenden will be
obliged to abandon their homes IN
less better protection is afforded.
Auch alarm is felt on the part OF the
mail contractors, farmers and citi.
zens generally.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-02
SESSION.

Assembly convened AZ 100 p. M
Speaker Lowery i'm the Chair.
Roll caiIed-qnorum present.
House resolved itself into Commit
tee of the Whole, Mr.. Beck in the
Chair. for the consideration of Senate
Bill M. G6 and Assembly Balls Nos.
80 and 81.
Senate Bill No. 81. authorizing a
state loan ami providing ior the pay
ment thereof. was taken mp. amended,
and Committee instructed 10 report
the am back with the recommenda-
ton that il be printed as amended.
Committee also inttrUcted to recon-
mend that Assembly Bills Nos. TO and
u be laid temporarily on the table.
Committee rose Speaker pro tenn,
Tenant, in the Chair ana reported.
ON motion Mr.. Williams was nj.
lowed To change his vote from the
affirmative To the negative on the Leg,
islative Fund Bill No. 90.
1t i:03 Assembly adj ,rucd.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-02

INPEAcHMENT.-The latest impeach-
mont Ease heard from i in Arkansas,
where the Lieutenant Governor having
d~ispleased the House by swearing ina
member of the Senate, preferred arti-
Giles of impeachment against that Off
Ger. BY a close vote tie Lieutenant
Governor saved himself from trouble
-28 ayes TO % noes. The people of
that section seem 10 have little cont
dence in the carpet-bag courts of their
own construction. Hence this mania
for impeachment-a trick learned from
their Radical masters mt Washington.
1t was an evil lesson. well learned,
and is bringing tho wrong chickens
home TO roost.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-02
TIE LEGISLATURE.

The Senate yesterday transacted but
lille business. 4 discussion com
menced in the morning over a motion
TO permit Mr.. Crawford to change his
vote IN the bill to aid the construction
of n railroad in Eastern Nevada. The
adjournment yesterday before reach
ing that order OF business prevented
the motion to reconsider. of which Mr..
Crawford had given notice. Pcndin.
this motion, the Senate adjourned tor
the day.
In the Assembly Mr.. Hogan gave
notice OF n bill taxing railroad bond,
In this State. The bill separating til,
Office of Lieutenant Governor from
that Of Warden 81 the State Prison
passed by a vote of b To ). The sen.
ate bills funding the State deb. wcr,
considered and amended in Commute,
of the Whole.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-02
FROM STOCKTON.
SrocKToS. Feb.

STOCKTON. Feb. i.
The Board of Health reports TWEEN
ty-three deaths in this city for the
past month.
The San joaquin Valley Bank and
the Bank of Stockton each declareda
dividend Of one per cent, payable on
the 18th inst.
THE Cou .ty Clerk issued during
the month of January fourteen mar
riage licenses.
The Stockton and Copperopolis
Railroad bridge across the Mormon
slough isto be completed tomorrow.
when large quantities of material
viii be sent to the front.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-02

RorGH on run DRISKERs.-Morrill,
Of Maine. has invented a Maine liquor
law of a new and extraordinary char
ncier. lie proposes, AID has intro
duced a till to make Il a crime pun
ishable by fine and Imprisonment for
any person 70 sell to any civil. mill.
tary or re- nj officer Of the Govern
men; Intoxicating liquors 10 be used
as 2 beverage. Tho bil! also further
provides hat if any officer of the GOV
eminent shall continue to us intoNi-
eating liquors, or shall become o, all
intoxicated, shall be summarily dis
missed, and shall not be re insta:ed
for two years. If this measure should
become a law & would be terrible on
some Of our Federal officers. We APP
prehend, however, hat there is not
much danger OF 1t. There are too
many old bloats around Congress who
have an eye on the future.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-02
FROM SACRAMENTO.
SAcRA,rENTo. Feb. I

sNNNItANIFNL ItN. 4.
The monthly count OF money in
the State Treasury shows that there
is in the 'strong box Sl,3i6. 265. Of
which SIS, 92J is in currency.
The street railway company this
morning commenced the extension
If their road.
There is a grand celebration to-
night over the capitulation of Paris.
The streets are Illuminated. German
flags lying, torch light procession,
101 guns fired. sky rockets, blue
lights and Roman candles. They
are having a grand time.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-02

DIvoRCEs.-Somc of the States arc
becoming frightened at the cxtraor-
binary number of divorccs-among
them Indiana and Massachusetts. The
Indiana Legislature is al work on a
bill to prevent that state from being
oyerrun with dissatisfied wives. Ii
the bill should pass, that paradise OF
the disappointed will clos. it, gates.
The Massachusetts Legislature has de.
vised a system which appears prlcti-
cal and effective in diminishing the
number OF applications for divorce. 1t
is a provision that no divorced person
shall be permitted to marry again
under three years. Il isa fact, that in
a majority of eases another marriage,
engaged far i'm advance, is the princi-
pal inducement for the divorce. Re
ducinc this inducement for divorce
may reduce the applications; but ever
here there is a chance To- dodge the
prohibition by going into another
state. and having the ceremony per
formed there. The women will hav,
their own way. anyhow.