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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-08-15

"A WASHINGTON special to the Cincin-
natl Enquirer says: seen. Sherman
expresses tae opinion that the troops
must be Withdrawn from the Southern
States and transferred to the frontier in
Dakotsh if the Sioux actually break out
in open hostilities, otherwise the army is
too weak to cope with them"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-08-15
LOUISVILLE.
A white BOY Beaten TO n Jelly by
O Negro-A Psychological Blot.

n WHIEO hOy boHteH 10 u july DJ
q Negre-A Psychological Blot.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Aug. 14.-At the
corner of Hancock and Madison streets,
in this city, tonight, negro attacked q
lad named Forester, about II years old,
beating him severely, fracturing his skull
and breaking his jawbone. Anumber of
young men pursued the negro to church
on Jackson street, between Market and
Jefferson, which they attacked with vols
leys If rocks.
A general fight ensued between the ne
groes and whites, during which several
negroes were hurt, but not dangerously.
On the approach of the police the parties
dispersed in every direction and no ar
rests were made.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-08-15
ARKANSAS.
The Desperate waikis,.

LITTLE Rock, August 14.-Davidson,
the pedestrian, completed his one hundred
hours walk, stopping only two hours and
twenty-eight minutes. He carried q
blacksmith's anvil weighing Ill pounds
every twelve hours for half an hour, and
walked backwards half an hour every
twelve hours
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-08-15

ADEIcEs from Maryland represent the
opening of the political campaign in that
State in an exceedingly favorable aspect.
the Democrats, ignoring every thing but
complete harmony and contingent over
whelming success.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-08-15

The Hawkins adultery case at Salt Lske,
has created great excitement am0ng the
Normons. This is the first case of big
amy ever entered by Mormon woman,
and It is generally believed that if she
.ehould succeed others will take similar
steps.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-08-15
RUSSIA.
The Baptists Under Ban.

ST.. PETERSBURG, August IAN order
has been issued by the Minister of Wor-
ship forbidding throughout the Russian
dominions the holding of Divine services
according to the forms of the Protestant
Baptist religion. ~
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-08-15
SWEDEN.
Fighting the Cholera.

COPENHAGEN, Aug. 14.-Most stringent
precautionary measures have been ad-
opted and will be enforced by the Danish
government for the prevention of the in
PRODUCTION of the cholera into the country.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-08-15
FRANCE.
THEIRS.

PARIS, Aug. lathe press generally
contend that the vote in the Assembly
yesterday is success for the advocates of
the prolongation of Thiers' powers, as
the Right was DESTROYS of postponing the
question Indefinitely.
VERSAILLES, Aug. IA The debate on
the proloDgation of Theirs powers will
begin in the Assembly Saturday. 1t is
estimated that five hundred of the De-
puties are in favor of the measure.
Negotiation between Manteuffel and
Minister Ponyer for the imme date evacu-
alton of the northern forts have 80 far
been without result.
The Communist Courbei.
VERSAILLES, Aug. Is The defense of
Gustave Courbel, which was submitted to
the courtmartial to-day, is to the effect
that he joined the Commune for the pur-
pose of endeavoring to effect pacifcs-
ton between its members and the Yer
sailles authorities, and that to his personal
exertions was due the saving of many
objects of art from destruction during the
siege of Paris.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-08-15

asss1 The Louisville Ledger says that Gov.
Leslie has polled about lo, 900 more votes
ma than any other candidate ever received in
aazs Kentucky s.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-08-15

e The widow of the Hon. Q. 1. ys ALA .
digham died at Cumberland, Md, on
Sunday forenoon. - - q. AAe' 49,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-08-15

"Fhe Republican party is marching to
Big Bethel defeat. Too many Buffers,
too many Simon Camerons, too many
Mortons aud Chambers, too much steal
ing and land grabbing have killed it; it is
dead before it goes into battle.'' -
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-08-15

The Union Pacific Railroad and the
Pacific Mail steamers have laid their
heals together and advanced freight and
passenger rates. Wall street says they
are going to consolidate.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-08-15

a OorToN continues to decline in New
s7lz York, middling being now quoted down
- TO 1Si.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-08-15

TIE Springfield Republican, the lead
ing Radical organ in New England,
echoes the words of Wendell Phillips,
that ''the Radical party is dead" Listen
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-08-15
The Sunday Question.

The excitement in the German part of
the city over the Sunday law question
has by no means been quoted by the
action of the Council against its repeal.
The beer gardens have seldom been 80
full as last night. The Olympic Garden
admitted to their concert no one save
such as had checks costing fifteen cents,
which entitled the holder to a glass of
beer and cigar. This being regarded as
an evasion of the law, the proprietors to-
day were arrested and propose to make
the case Q test one.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-08-15
Volcanic CONFUSION in Malay
Archipelago.
OCEANlCA.

416 Persons Swept into the Sea,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-08-15
CINCINNATI.
The Tennessee Press.

CINCINNATI, Aug. 14.-The members
of the Tennessee Press Association left
for Washington to night at 10 o'clock,
over the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
after having spnet three days here. They
adopted before departing strong resolu-
tons of thanks to our citizens for their
hosnifaliiv
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-08-15
ri = TsT8ol YAQsqJT EA0TaalA dA K0TNJ aIIlyHsAN
FOREIGN.
Illness of Queen Victoria

Another Riot in Londonderry.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-08-15

The reception to day by the authorities
and business men of Cincinnati has been
perfect ovation to the press of Tennes.
see. Everything was done to contribute
to the qualification and amusement of the
representatives of the press, and it was
done with that genuine, whole-souled
hospitality which Is q distinguishing char
acteristie of Cincinnati. The representa-.
tive sof the press of Tennessee can testify
that whenever her business men take hold
OF a thing, they pu: it through in magni-
feent style. SEwANRR.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-08-15
TIE MINsrPRra

In the evening the members of the
Press Association attend, by invitation,
the performance of Hart, Ryman Is Bar
ney's Minstrels at Woods Theatre, which
was highly amusing.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-08-15

While speaking of Mr.. Bishop, NAV
sAy without transgressing propriety, that
the evidences of bis judiCious administra-
ton of the affairs of Cincinnati are to be
met with upon every hand, both in the city
and the suburbs. He had the honor of
originating and carry to PERFECTION many
of the noblest charities of the city, and
the parks which add so much to the
healthrul recreation and amusements of
the citizens. they are enduring monu-
ments of the large hearted and liberal
man that he Is.
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OvHsgl ORE saHJNEssaH H1nD PAGES,
TIE WONDERFUL nEMEpY +,

Printed in TWO CoLORS. tl superb TINTED PA.
FER FER Four Hundred Engrnvings of Flowers
i'lants and Vegetables, with descriptions and
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1YaIMlll:, Chmntcr, NO. rs, Is. a. RI
Be.Guided by what you Know.

There is an old provcrb which says, "Expcrioncc
is the safes: guide" TO this guide the sick and
ailing naturally turn when caslin : about for the
means of relief. They inquire what medicine
l,as done for otEcrs, before they adopt it them
selves or all the remedies nn,l prcvcntvcs in
use I1os.ctcr's Stomach Bitlcrs meets the test
most triumphantly. and hence lis immense popu
lurity and vast sales The sufferer from indigestion
is sure 10 find some oncanoag his friends who has
been cured of that ailmcnt hy The famous vcgc
table stomaclic. The victim Of fever and nguc
liver complaint, cohstilation nervous rrostr"
ton, or general debility, has only to make inquiry
in the ncighborliood where he resides III order To
discover what this standard restorative has cr
fcccd in similar cases TO his own In the pub
lishcu testimony TO its merits he will lind VOL
umc Of proof Of its sanitary propcr rites, when II
Is impoSSibc for his common SchSr to resist. lie
tries il. and tho effect i. produces on his SiS'cm
odds another to the host Of Witnesses III it's :nvor
Thus its rcputntion. founded on facts. not aSScr
lions continually grows and spreads tha.lnIamS
and iml,nst orS. some of th' mere local ircE$ierS
and others who take somewhat wider range, nj.
trmrt 10 thrust into the han"S AMI do"n lh"
tllEoats of ndvdur'H. their hnphnzarl c"ncoct ions
M sab StuicS for the tonic which for 50 many
wears has been n medicinal staple throughput The
United States Spanish Anrrirr. Canada and the
West udirs. Int only succeed to very limited
extent. In this reasoning age tho people. hnvirE
asccrtninrd what is really deserving ot thrr con
flenca. dacliun ''runnin,, after strange gods
Novcmhrr lin
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TOBACCO NOTICE.

DEING unable to procure the eervices of
ID skilled buyer, will suspend the purchas-
ing of tobacco until the lst of next May, ut
which time Mr. John T. DALTON has promised to
return and resume work in my factory. ! will
ture on the shares.
Persons desiring to compete for the premi-
ums have offered. will please inform mo of
the fact and measure their ground and weigh
their tobacco after it is handed, in the presence
of credible witness They will also assort
the different grades produced, and preserve the
weights Of each grade. Much of the profit
both to producer and manufacturer depending
award Of premiums will be influenced by the
former us we'll us the latter.
j. NORTON.
Oct. 8, 1871 sc
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TIME undersigned have formcl partner.
Il ship in the above business at the points
named and have supplied themselves literally
with the best Vehicles, Horses, Drivers and
Ostlcrs; Grain. Forage. &c. for the accommo.
dation of the travelling public.
Hacks, Carriages, Buggies, or Saddle Horses.
can he had ut all times, by the day or week. at
reasonable rates; and We arc prepared at n
moments notice to convey passengers from
Anderson or Walhnlla to the terminus Of the
Airline RAILROAD. or to any other point desired
Tho Stables Mt Anderson will be under the
immediate charge of Il. J. STEELE, and those
at Walhalla under the direction "f a w.
THOMPSON. each of whom will give his personal
supervision to the business, and spare no pains
to give general satisfaction.
ssY- The patronage Of the travelling public
respectfully solicited
A.. w. THOMPSON T. j. STEELE,
( Walhala, S. G. Anderson, S. c.
November 81, 1871 '.h5
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
co UN TY or CONEE.
In PROBATE COURr.

tN hODatE COUNT.
Pormeli" G. Rogers Petition tor o.. Partition
Martha,B B. sncad ct al. Peal Property, &c.
DY Virtue Of a decretal order from s. p.
D Dondy, Esq. Judge, of Probate. to ND d.
rected, in tho above stated case. will sell to
the highest bidder, on ,..sl
salcday in December Next,
nt Walhalld. al that Tract or Parcel of Land
situate in, the County and State rcsaid, on
tho cast side Of the north fork of Little River.
adjoining lands of William WBitmire, Lay.
Grant and others, md containing FIFTY. FIVE
ACRES, more or less. Also, ono other Tract,
containing NINETY NINE ACRES, more or
less, and adjoining tho former one--plats of
which will he exhibited for further description
on day Of sale. The two tracts above described,
containing in the aggregate One Hundred aud
Fifty. Four Acres, more or less, to be sold to.
gcther ns ono tract.
.1ERWS:-O half cash-purchaser to give
bond and mortgage to sconre the other haif of
the purchase money, to bo paid within twelve
months, with interest from day of salo. Pur.
chaser to pay extra for titles aud stamps
j. II. ROBINS, soc.
Nov. s, 1871 3. 8
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&sss.g1Ess.gi


Go u G 1lil q GU a III o..
Price $40 CaSi, wM IsMM -iir,m"e ior W'.4c.
Q1NPETNENCE in The use oH this Gmano for
4 u The past six years in this Sin'c, lT toit'n
and Curn has sn FAR established IL character
for excellence as to render comment unnccca-
snrv.
In accordance with tho established policy Of
the Company to furnish, III Lest Concentrated
Errtilizcr ut tic lowest cost To consumer, this
C,unun is nut into market ilsis scasc'n at sIe
u;myc reduced price, which Tic. .tnmlnnyis en-
nl,cl to do by reason its large facilities ana
,Lc reduced cost OF manufacture.
Tic su"plic< nr int" market this season arc
MS hc,n,oi;,rc prepared under the personal sn
,crin,cndcncc Of Dr.. ST. julian Raycncl. Chem
;S, of The Company, at Charleston, SO. hence.
,,ontcys may res! assured ihat its QUALITY
and COMPOSITION is precisely :hc same q,
lint heretofore sold. at tho present low pric
every acre plan, | can be fortified with q"
p,.tinds Guanoa ut acostnot exceeding the present
Value OF 20 pounds Of cotton, while cyrerirnr"
has shown Tint under favorable conditions of
season and cultivation the crop is Increased by
tho nnrlication from two to three fold the nntn
raj capacity Of tl,c soil Hence. under no con
dition could its application fail to compensate
for tho outlay. Apply to ne,o,r
j. N. ROBSON,
Agent Pacific Guano Company.
No GS East Bny and Nos | & = Atlantic Wharf,
Charleston, $. C..
JNO. S. REESE & CO, General Agents.
Dec. |, 1871 ON
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,.yAIR LINE RAILROAD -Four hundred
,hapds have commenced work on the Air Line
Nailroad in this county, on tho Eastern side,
and we suppose more will be put on it MS
snop i'' as tho necessary preparations arc made
$Ihe Contractor, Mr.. Amcs is having shantics
erected near Mr. Warren IIamitons for the
accommodation Of two hundred hands, and a
like number at the Saluda River, where. We
understand, his contract begins IIo has,
VIC arc informed n contract Of sixteen miles
IN this county. The work on the entire line
's being pushed forward rapidly. Pchcns
Sentinel.
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TgsEieTY YEARS EXPEHelENCE,
IN TIE TREATMENT or
Chronic and Sexual Diseases.

A PHYSIOLOGICAL, VIEW OF MARRIAGE.
The cheapest. bookleyer published l--containing
nearly three hulFllrd pages, and one hundred and
thirty fine plates and cngrnvings OF the human or.
gans in a state Of health and disease, with trca.
iise on eady errors, ts deplorablc consequences
upon the mind and body, with the authors plan
mode Of cure, Gs shown by report Of cases trea-j
ted. a truthful ad1fer tho married and those
contemplating marriage, who entertain doubts of
their physical condition. Sent FREQ of postage to
any address, on receipt of twenty hve cents in
stamps or postal currency, by addressing DR. La
CR0lN, No.'h Maiden LanoAlbany, E.Y!uTLe
upon Whicl his hook treats, ciiicf personally q,
by mai,, and medicines semitic any part of' tho
world pNi 0ls bas sygl
December ]. 1871 N" g 1w
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SALE OF NOTES.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
County Of OcOHce.

IN T1HE CIRCUIT COURT.
Thos. j. Pickcns, Ex'or, Bill
vs. for Account. Relief
Andrew G. Pickens ct al. &c. &C.
10y Virtue of nm order from the above named
ID Court, / will sell to tho highest bidder, at
tho Court House. in Walhnlla, on Saleday in
December next all the ASSETS in my hands
belonging to tho Estate of Mrs. Eliza PIcKENs.
deceased, said Assets consisting Of such sale
notes taken by the Executor as have not vet
been collected. Besa- TERMS CASH.
j. w. STRIBLING, Ger.
Nov. 8, 1871 3
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A EAUTIFUL FAR M,

Containing Fifty Acres third under cul.
tvnton and the balance in underestimate
near the centre Of the town of Walhalla, S. G.
IMPRovEMENTs.-A fine Brick Stable and
Carriage House, a small Dwelling House, good
Crib. Well, &C.. sc. 1t also contains large
Garden. enclosed with close board fence 81
feet high, planted with the choicest grape vines
and other fruits. The yard around the stables
is also enclosed with close fence This place
has also q BEAUTIFUL BUILDING SITE
for q residence, near the Public Square, ut a
convenient distance from tho Court House,
Newbcry College, Lutheran and other churches.
All these things combine to render this one of
the most desirable locations in the up.country.
TERMS.-Onch half Cash, and the balance
in one and two years. with interest, secured by
mortgage Of the premises.
On the same day, will be offered on the prem
iscs. FOR CASH, sundry articles, valuable
Improved Farming Utensils, Buggy, &c.
For further information, apply to Maj. S. P.
DENDY, Walhalla, S. G.
Mrs. f. w. WARNE,
Charleston, S. G.
Oct. 81, 1871 l 6
a1y- Edgefeld Adyertiscr and Newberry
Herald each copy till day Of sale, and forward
bills with copies Of each number, to Maj. S.
p. Dcndy, Walhalla. S. G.
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IT HAVE yosumod tho,praetice Of my profes
IL sion. atsmy old st1pd opposto Dr. Nor.
man'a. ] shall work at prices which will defy
compettiop, b9t, sball continue 5tsyase tho very
best Of material. ", y
Dec. l, 1871 40 y}4
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The State Of South Carolina.
OCONEE COUNTY.
In the Conn III on PLEAS.
Floridc Calhoun Bill
Thomas ]. Clemson, Admir-, Foreclose
John 9. co1hoo0 Us; 4 d.,,r Mortgage or
Nj. M. Calhoun, ct al. Land, &c.
pY Virtue Of dccretal order in the above
~ stated case, l will sell to the highest
bidder, on the
First Monday in January, 1879,
That VALUABLE PLANTATION known as
FORT HILL"
And for many years tho residence of tho late
Hon. JOHN C. Calhoun,
situate on Seneca River, adjoining lands of
four miles from the village of pcndlcton and
in one Of the most desirable ncighborhoods in
tho State. The Dwelling is commodious and
handsome, and is located on an cminencc, with
gentle slopes. which commands pleasing
view Of the adjacent country, with the noun
tans in the back ground.
This Tract is represented by rc-surycy
made in 1858, us containing
Eleyen Hundred and Ten Acres,
OF which about Une lIunureu unu I,i,y 4,o. ~
arc said to be GOOD RIVER BOTTOM
Much of the Upland lies we'll and produces fine
cotton. The out buildings are suitable in num-
Der and size, and are convenient for this fine
Farm.
II II r M s.
Onchalf cash balance on a credit Of One
Year, with interest. The purchases to give
bond (without security and q mortgage Of the
premises, to secure tho purchase money, and
to pay extra for stamps and necessary papers.
j. w. S'rRIBLING,
Special Referee.
Wahalla. S. c., Nov. l, loIl 2-8
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fVNIIE Undersigned having permanently es.
l. tnblishcd himsclfat Walhalla as n MER.
CHANT TAILOR, hereby offers his services t.,
those desiring a good suit Of clothes For the
information of such the following prices are
nnpexed Fora cottonado suitA- Cutting Pants.
so 0ccnts; Vest, 50 cents Coat, rs cents. For
making .6no Broadoloth snit Cont. Vest and
Panta Sl4. Other snits between those two
mentioned above, in proportion.
DeA~ The above prices are cash and will be
strictly adhered to. limo ct no charge will be
made. asnLg N. = ~
I aau svM. svALsEsIAN.,
\ Nov. IL, 1871 .!y! 4 ,l
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tVDYiD deJACE6S.--A victim of early in
II dsalclion causing nervous debility, prema
turc decay, otc. having tried in vain every aaver-
tiscd remedy, has discovered n simple means of
self cure, which he will send to his fellow suffer
crs. Address j. II. REEVES, 78 Nassau ST., ~ Y
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"RENDER UNTO CESAR
TIE THINGS
HInII
rxaAT ARE GHiS a II IS >

<NXE earnestly request Snr friends a to c"mo COM;
wv forward and settle their accounts This
Go tlo season Of the year when we need money
10 meet our cnga gcnicnts. If yon wish CESAR
to do' wvell, p,ay C.rsAH what you have promised
ia. bay CESAR And when yyon, conc to town
VIII n.oducc, como round and offer it to CESAR,
md and sroi I'D ksAR doesn't offer you little more
than anybody else just for tho sake of {" sot'lc'
f"pSHsn 1 assAE lives at WALLER, WArsoN g.
SS&'r WXLiER, WATSON s co.
Doo. J, ISL .
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PETERS MUSICAL MONTHLY

The Dec. No., Price Soc, has 10 pieces Vocal
and Instrumental Piano Music, worth 81 in sheet
torm We will mail two back Nos. for I0c., four
for 0oc, or Jan. TO Dec, 1871 for S225, (rcgu-
lar price say. Pound copies for 1871, gilt
sides and edges, So. Tho Music is by Hays,
Thomas, Nnkcl, Gounod, etc. Address j, l., Pc
TIERS. 500 Broadway. n Y. p. y. Box 5I20 T.
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CjEE 4 IONTi Horse furnished. FIX
.DfAO rcnscs paid. II. B SHAW, Alfred, Me.
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-31

DURING the past few months the reader
must have been impressed with the number
OF crimes and fatal accidents connected ,v;t,,
the vice of intemperance. This is doubtless
attributable to the poisonous adulteration If
nearly all the cheaper and for that matter.
much of the higher priced liquors consumed
Formerly the worst results OF the use of The
old time beverages, such as "Medford," were
that they bloated the victim, and, if persisted
in, made him long-lived vagabond. Then
there were topers and now and then cases Of
delirium. But now, few drinks of the mod
ern whiskey make man a maniac, ready 10
murder an unofending stranger, stand upon
tne track and even go to meet an approach
ing train, jump from a third story window or
plunge into dock. The vagabondish old to-
per is rarely, met while 1.-THE delrium :remens
anu sudden deaths from rum is have alarm.
ingly increased.
1nere are those who believe that alcoholic
beverages IT unadulterated, if no healthful