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mar 3-tf.

The Heather. - Thrcc-fourthS of
March is gone and May was rarely
ever more mild and lovely. The
peach trees have been in bloom for
nore than week and the cattle are
grazing the new grown grass. The
Bee have been deeper than their eyes
iR bloom and have stored away quite
a Showing Of new honey. Gardens
have been planted and the farmers
with their plows have been busy
Tic sun has crossed the line and no
body is hurt. A more pleasant win
Ger Or lovely spring we have never
seen.
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CONSUMPTION.
Its Cure and It's Preventive.
OF J. 4. SLHtNLk, Il. D.

M ANl nntIan being has l.is-ri away, for Who's
- ueA,H 'iefe Wa no ot-ivr sc>,'n than th,. fss-
leet Of known and ind >int,l..v rr,,vep me- :,
cure nose near and deal 70 IA uiiy ard fisid, ARE
sleerins the drestale,s s!umLcr into = lirL- E,d
they calmly adou,d ''' '''
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Fine atoes.-Thirty-fiye Bus.
Harrison White and Peach Blow Po-
tatoes for sale at Dunn's.
March loft
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jan l3-3m
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Gold in New York, LII.
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establishment are requested to come
forward and settle the same on or be-
fore the LIST day of April. as there
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v UUU For any Of Blind Bleeding Itching
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edy fails 10 cure. Itis prepared expreSsls 70 cure
the Piles ard nothing else, snd has eurci eases Of
over 20 years standing. sold by All Druggists.
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Send for circular containing 500 names - per-
who have purchased the sttch Pianos in the
= ifh since the war closed.
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mar. Is-Iy
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4 Case Of Htdntjcjde. -On Mon
day last the body of a dead infant
WAS found by the boys of Messrs.
Devault and Cowan's school. 1t was
tied up in a. sack made of coarse
Brown Cotton and had been thrust
into a hole in the brick wall bereath
the floor. An inquest was held by
Mayor Fowler over the body. and the
evidence failed to elicit anything ex-
cept that it was either in whole or in
part of, white parentage and had
probably not passed beyond period
of six months ut the time of its DIES
tructIon. The body was quite far adj
Sanced in decomSosition and it was
impossible to say what time had
probably transpired since the act of
infanticidc.
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and Tenn.
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IuSt arrived mt the NECEIELS
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Supreme Court,

APRIL ], 1871.
TTYHE order OF March 20. 1871. fixing tl.e or
L der for tho call OF the Circuits for the
Tuesday in this month, il rescinded.
In tho place thereof it is ordered that at
tho said torn the Causes on theseveral Circuits
shall be callel in tho following ordor. and the
from each Circuit shall be to the day fixed for
tho commencement OF the next, except as to
tho Last below named. to which shall be al
lowed ten days, il 80 much be necessary:
Third Cirouit-Tueaday, April.l8. 'f7 3!B
Second Circuit-Monday, April q: HI ID,
Fourth Circuit-Wedncsda April 26.
Sixth Circuit-Monday,M May, I.
Seventh Circuit-hIdndsy, May 8.
E:sh:h Circuit Thursaay'M May :ils
Fifth Circuit Wednesday, May II. y,
First Circuit: uesdayi May 2S. .,.l5.
0'''' . "a afBERT NJ. BoozER,ja.'
April S W. Clerk.
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DEATH OF PARTIc1pAToR IN A FAMOUS
SCENE We announced day or two
since the death of Mrs. Sarah Hand. at
the age of ninety three years. Mrs.
Hand died nt Cape Mny Court House.
She was the last survivor Of the young
girls who strcwed flowers in the pathway
of Gen. Washington, when he passed
through Trenton in 1889. on his way 10
Now York. -Phiidoelphia BuNeiin
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SOMETHING ABOUT CARPET BAGaERs- -
A REPUBLICAN NEWSPAPER ON THE RAM.
PAoE.-The Orangeburg Ners, which
claims to be Republican paper, but
which processes to deplore "the dis.
honesty, the corruption, the oppression
that have been committed by men who
have como here as the representatives.
and leaders, and who have disg1aced the
party name-aye, humanity itself!"-
pitches into the carpet-bng fraternity
with red.hot shot An editorial in the
Inst number of that paper says, on this
subject: : II
Behold the menl Look at them as we
point the gaze of the community at
them. See them, as they come here,
md prowl. and stir up blatant Repub.
licanism, and obtain ofIicel For whit
do they seek, aud stoop, and obtain
office? Say you for the perpetuation Of
Republican principles? Ridiculous
farcel Arch -fiendish b, pocrisyi What
care they for the party? Foul yultnres
birds Of oarrion, they have scented the
prey, the carcasa from niar. and are here
to gloat and gorge upon it. They seek
Office for its pay for what they can
make out OF it by every human and
demon arti6oe-by every vile and strata.
gem and speculation and cunning-of
fraud, OF peculation, Of larceny, Of rob.
berry, OF oppression! Theae are the men
over whose crimes the Republican party,
in it's integrity. weeps. These ere the
men over whose thefts and wrongs this
crushed people howl Iand rage In their
seething ruin ':n!Thess are theS men
against y hnss sch emes 6i robbery, to be
tsd With re, last mile taxed t?r out Of
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.f.4U6 .COiOSeu AsouSou"hs VI
.h shhs s Nstate--A.- y Ransiery,has been
Whiting seticsYof stticlea on fpar,
TROUBLES Hsgthus dbses Hp hisAHird3
letter, giving bih plan e reiiSf: VA
sf.sIiet the lsAai1g men I'D both the
white7and col6red race come together In
convention, soy each choose one OF their
own from each County in the State.
Let them meet calmly, discuss the situa-
tion and determine what is best to be
done as to matters Of taxation, and the
general policy OF the Administration
In the frst place, let them ask Of the Ad-
ministration, in view of the high rate OF
taxation this year, Tor for 1870,) the
postponement of the collection Of the
taxes for 1871, which, under the amend
ed Act, would occur next November,
thus bringing the collections of taxes for
1870 and 1871 within six months or 30 Of
each other, which is Of vital moment to
both classes and all conditions of our
people. In the second place, let them
the si;uation) certified statement of the
public debt up the latest possible mo-
ment, and invite him and other officers
having the Immediate control of our
finances to give their opinion as to onr
financial condition, where benefit is to
be derived from the sterling fund Act to
the State, and as to other matters as may
be calculated to inspire confidence in
our securities, and thus satisfy those OF
our moneyed men at home and abroad,
and give such other guarantees as will
seohre confidence in the ability and viii
lingness of the Administration to pro-
tect life and property in the State. In
the third place, let them consider the
militia organizations. propose such
amendments to the militia law as may
be deemed advisable, and recommend
upon all other mntters the powers and
duties Of Comfy Com missioners, &C., as
in their wisdom may seem to call for
amendments, corrections. &c. Some
such thing will, in my humble judgment,
accomplish more substantial good than
convention of Taxpayers" or Of the
whites exclusively, or any of the many
plans suggested; aud most respectfully
ask my white and colored friends, and
tho people of both classes, to consider
these suggestions, which do not involve
the political opinions Of any one. or ne
cessarily destroy the organization OF on !,
or the other political party.
''The object Of suggesting mixed
conventions. e. o representation IF
both races-:s, first, because it is right
and proper in itself that it should be SO;
and next, whatever ia done by such a
body would, at least morally, bind both
classes of our peopie,inn go Ear towards
laying the foundation of HARMONIOUS re-
lationshirs between them. yThis ought
to be desirable, and seems to me entirely
practicable and easy Of fTnceomplish ment,
the only thing being necessary is for one
class to throw away certnin prejudices,
and the other feeling Of distrnst aud
want of confidence ID the other. The
future then will take care OF itself.
Will this be tried?
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An exchange says: '.Wa are In receipt
OF two poems, one on the :Throbbing
Bradp.' and itheE E9oth4s OIL az sB4ating
\ ssHedHt.' We will wall nRSil wesreceive
Pnef1n the 'Stbhach AchSi' and;publish
Iell t5ree togetheH" H 81
= h Ashharty esssesesa sssss!plts;;na.ssA ~! plts;; killed
q number and captured fifty Hostile
Apaches near the bordsr.of Sonora and
Arizona. few days ago. The Mexican
Government pays $500 for each scalp,
and the State OF Sonora the same.
The King Of Denmark, who has been
IN very feeble health for some time past,
it is said, in Copenhagen, intends to ab
dicate his crown Ia favor OF his son Frc-
derrick. 'aHa 2 Fi'IF (
Unmarried ladies may take comfort
from the fact TINT they are likely to live
about ten years longer than wives, If Dr..
Hertmuller, German physician, snys
what is true.
At fashionable boarding hous., on
Fifth avenue, New York, the walters
appear at dinner in dress suits, white
neck-ties. gloves, aud with flowers in
button hole.
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MID NIGHT SUICIDE AT the den,i
hours Of night, rats and mice leave their
holes, bed-bugs and reaches their Gran
nies to feed on Isaacsen's Sure Pop and
die ns if struck by apoplazy. Sold by
NIL druggists.
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II ynn don't want to disgust everybody with
yonr offensive breath, cure your Catarrh. $500
reward is offered by the proprietor Of Dr..
Sago's Catarrh Remedy for osse he cannot
cure. 1t ia sold by druggists. Gan get 1t for
sixty conts by mail from DR.. Il. v. Pierce. l,uf-
falo, N. Y. Pamphlet free. 4 9T1t3
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The jury in the case of the Beaufort
commissioners OF Election, charged with
fraud sin the recent election, (the case
having been on trial for several days be-
fore Judge Bryan, in Charleston.) re-
turned the following verdict:
s.stssWe dnd. The defendants, Alfred viii
liaaua. lwhite) and;L.i 8. Langley (color-
edO guilty on all fonr OF the counts in
Acknowledgement, end r. H. Gleaves guilty
as tothe fourth count. and recon meni
them 10 tue mercy of the court"
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Fickling & McCaw.

A TTORNEYs AT LAW AND SOLICITORS
~ IN EQUITY, will practice in the Courts
or liichland, Kershaw, Lexington and Edge
field; in the Supreme Court of tho State OF
South Carolina; and In the Circuit and Dis
trict Courts uf the United States for the Dis.
trict OF South Carolina.
FRANCIS W. FICKLING,
April t13 WILLIAM Fl. MuCAW
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CUjL.l L.llJh,1B|lltA:. 81 s. 70.
Wednesday Morning April u, 1871.

. rt- : .
Wednesday Morning April IL. 1871.
LOUIS NAge4EoN. The e1sEmperor
Louie Napoleon hos beer received with
many courtesies in England. to which he
returns as poweraess as when he left it,
aboattwenty:.hfees Years ago. to launch
his bark upon the troubled waters which
sollSWed the overthrow Of Aouis Phil
Hppe. His life hRa been replete with
yipi&isnaeSS and a5nadi 9ontrasts,ss .:HiiS ohild-
heed was passed in the splendor of the
ftatlmpefial court; then he was an exile,
driven from country to country; then an
italian insurreotionist; next he made
himself ridiculous by his Quixotio enter
prises at Strasbourg. ard subsequently,
at Bonlogne, both having in view the
throne of France; afterwards he was a
pgisoper at Ham, and thence escaped to
England, where he passed his time in
literary labois,i until, man OF middle
aBg he, vent ITO France, in 1s4s, to be-
eomai;the ruler OF that country. and the
m5ss Renowned Z monarch of Europe:
During, his reign,in 1866, Napoieon:and
Eugenis visited Qneen Victoria inner
own dominions. Both the conrs and the
people received him With enthusiasm.
The pslaoeFpf Victoria blazed with fes-
sivisies in honor .ot the. imperial guests.
The rLondont Times Of that date said: !:
..Ghay We're sthe ASSOCIATIONS 9dSuneoted
With Naputeon III astaa ifsaaem lsassiam branoe of
his, ,HpaadSo ana ti1e .issi aye af his
s,a iab prsassd progress
sH4sSmtliSSs sRho thts'Rsss hasassg given to
fhe Rdrid anoimperiishabfe,z testimony of
thAiF 'apbreolation, their ain'pIy-founded
nppreoiation, a'of ..fortisude in TROUBLES,
energy g5 III 10 iaadsion, courage amidst dan
gersI and clemenoy amidst triumphs.
They honored the. wisdom and probity
which occupied a, mighty. throne, and
honored the thousand prinoely qualities
whschs had won it,, they honored the
great man who had retrieved the prospc-
rity and the power Of France; they hon
ored the good sovereign whose chief care
is'the, welfare Of his: people. andwho has
Gpened lhI for Franbe anew, career Of
anpreoedenfed suocess 'ia What a change
in'shp;a h4Aiion 81 The Emperor since
that timel 1T is to the credit, however,
o2EEHglishmsni, that ,2.'falleh greatness"
1asbssn received at least withirespieo..
Whatever may bs the merits or demerits
Of lNapoleon5fp other respects. it is m
asniable th,t the sentiments of esteem
and sympathy for the English people
*hichj Ae sx pressed when fret an exile in
sheir country wore carried with him to
the French throne. and that he was
tras ALLY 81 England. Nothing would
have Been easier than for Louis Napoleon
toihaye encouraged the ancient passion
Of France to avenge Waterloo, but he
had she intelligence and firmness to
shape the policy of the nation towards
itssormer adversary in conformity with
what he conceived to be its best inter
ests. as we'll as those of general civiiza-
tion.s lf anywhere the fallen Emperor
should receive hospitable refuge, it is
In England. .innh
The jury in the case of the Beaufort
Commissioners OF Election. charged with
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"The Great Trophy Tomato
PRESIIUhI All0

L7OR the largest GROWN TOMATO. from
Il aeod raised by George E. Warng. Plants
of this remarkable Tomato raised from seed
of the fruit weighing not less than ten pounds
now ready and for sale. Also, Plants Of the
riidon, Large Red and Giaut Tomato, at 25
cents dozen. Call cnrly and leave your or.
dera at HEINIrHH'S
April 7 + Drug Store.
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List OF NEW ADvRRT1aBMRN7s., Z y;
Acts of the Legislature. 'tp:t, :.
Paysinger & FranklihAW Wanted. $ s
Heise's Zee Cream Saloon, etc. ti'
Meeting Oomhittee Fire Company.
J.tW!f Parker 1:Nptfcs.di s"S ao5 Y
Meeting Columbia Chiptet. si''i2 8
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Lippman's Bitters are for sale by all drug.
GistH and dealers. Depot in Columbia. 4. -,
at GE1oEn MoGREdoR's. Druggists. SIS
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Seegers' Beer is Pure.
TT don't contain Copperas, Salt. Lime or
i Alum. March"11
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SPIRIT OF THE NORTHERN PREss--
TAXATION .W1THpUr REPRESENTATION
1n the last number of the Nation is
powerful leader, on the crisis in South
Carolina. AFTER printing the resolutions
adopted 10y, the Chamber of Commerce
and. .Bpatd aof' ,Trnde Of Charleston, the
.M..ss,... ...ssse,... ea.e ssents "a follows: p,
sliInlthe presence of this disgraceful and
npPfe6s state OF things, the ma
iofisy ~ The property holders and tax
payers Fof: the; State are excluded from
any;shaye in legislation. It is not won
deyfnls therefore, that the meeting. after
declaring that the taxes are corruptly
raised Ggd fmprQvidensly spent, and that
tbe credit pf the State! hns been pledged
nIBSs.fy I&na tkEt isis nov proposed to
pledge 1t for Still further loans by new
issu6Toe bonds; 'en1ouDced that The tax
payers ana proparty.holdsrs OF Charles.
tonwillq not hold these bonds binding,
endswili resist all taxation for tho pay
nsRsltdshthsA ,lRH tI...sfery Legitimate
mearis In their power, We add our
warniqE 60 that Of Il the meeting. T. is
impossih hles,I e1 I6at i the linbilities which the
CARPET; Bag govetn hiefits at the South are
ereaMkg, dan 1be. .fafaly met when society
gets .R dts normal beonditions and any
one who takes these new bonds not only
helps Is sustain q pack of great knayes
IN the GHjoyneht 6f their plunder, but
taE6DE EhbHnii oh lxf Had iHebnfitH {stt n fs
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ICE CREAM.

ICE CREAM,
ITO be had at McKENZIE'S SALOON, on
Il and after today, during the season.
April7
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st. Mary's Mission, town OF 400 or
ooo Inhabitants, twenty-five miles West
OF Topeka. Kansas, has been destroyed
ny ire: It. is reported, that only. the
railroad depot was saved. in,l,i, -,
Two ladies. on d Missouri railway train
recently got their babies mixed, and
couldn't tell theme apart They tossed
up'a cent to deoide the matteraIaHI A
IA s6rs In tiiy W8bas'sSt ,ffra oto 76pd DE-.
stroyadt Sandy Greek 1 Church, Jneesarr ,nesrr
Athens, Ga last week
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aB THE Committee oil the Independent
Steam Fire Engine will mect in their Hall,
THIS EVENING. at 8 o'clock.
April 10 D. 9. PEIXOTrO, Jn., Secretary.
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To Tanners.

To Tanners.
VKJE have ton thousand pounds OF A No. !
w DRY HIDES for sale at market prices.
One thousand pounds TALLOW.
April II POPE .A FRANKLIN.
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NOTICE IL hereby warn all parties i1on,
IV HUNTING or FISHING on my Farm,
in the vicinity OF Smiths Branch.
April 1913 j. W. PARKER.
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Cotton. Seed, Oil.

"a PURE article, superior to others as a
"A salad oil for table use, at one-third tho
price Of imported For Halo by
: April EDWARD HOPE.
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Absent from Office.

TINE undersigned will be sbscnt from his
l. Office until FRIDAY next, in attend lance
upon the Southern States Dental Association.
April 93 II. T.. MOORE.
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9A.o,mSnbstsl Uongress. from Utah
being asked IN derision hon, many wives
hshaa, answered, ''just,enaughi to keep
me from running after other people's."
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HOTEL ARRrvAhs. April II. Columbia
Hotel-J. x. Macon, Bristol; G. Nv.
Mitchell. Ashland; w Z. Hardin, Bal
timore; 3. J. Ravenel, D. O. Ebaugh;
Charleston; G. II. Wicker, Wateree: W:
Clyburn. Camden; n. NJ. Drane, N. c.;
w. G. Oaughman, Baltimore; 9 81. p.
Cooke, Lewisville; w. Dudley, 8. c.;
A. NJ. Aiken. Greenville; D. Bieman,
Walballa; J. F. Stelling. Miss Karr,
Miss Taft, Miss 81. Taft, y! w. O'Brien,
Charleston; A. Desanches, Nashville;
w. b. BealI, j.. Stelling and child. city.
Ntckerson Rouse-J. nj. 'McCarley,
Hodges; Mr.. and Mrsy r. Bush. city;
J. n. Gay, Raleigh; W.Johnston, Char
lotte; J.. NJ. Selkirk. city; J. Lunney,
Darlington; T. W. Waterman, wife and
child. Camden; w. r. Kline. Chester;,
7. III. Waohler, Augusta; 8. Lawton,
Milledgeville; 5. Conroy, New York; ~.
II. Trescott, Pendleton; JIM 6sig,eP.
Newberry.ns'; Gftf''yAi sf.e;tt tssg .sfrIa
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W1NNsBono, s. c., April IL, 1871.
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prisoned or shot for not having answered
to their couutry's call when the wnf
broke ont; and the other in the very
great probability that they would he
massacred when recognized as Germans
in Pnris.
The ub.prefect of Bonlogne very
kindly informed them TINT he wished to
avoid the crime Of assassination, to
which they would be exposed in France,
and therefore insisted upon their return
to Englnnd. Most Of the Germans in
question appeared to be thoroughly IN.
conscious Of the irriteted stnte OF feeling
existing against them throughout France,
and imagined that because peace had
been made. they would be allowed to re-.
sumo their former occupations in the
French cnpitnl, to which they we're ali
bonnd. One obstinate Bavariau insisted
that, with n passport from the ''Bavarian
Minister" he was entitled to travel any
wherel In this case. however, the Baya-
rian proposed, but the French sub.pre.
feet disposed.
The result was, that on Thursday and
Friday last, twenty-three Germans were
sent back to England at half price, III
the expense of the American Consul,
who, although his political mission is at
an end through the declaration of peace.
hns still a large stock of humanity left on
hand for the relief of the victims Of the
war, whether they be French or German.