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and just IN government, now Is IL 'nas
you signed that minority report ? Oh,
said the pesjured man, (for such he was)
you know how that was done-party
pressure and necessity. There were
doubtless other things dependent upon
this, which involved schemes of plunder
When the hour for voting arrived, the
eye of the questioner was kept steadily
and sternly upon the questioned member.
His name was called by the clerk-he
hesitated 10 confusion, and uoted against
his opn report. The searching gaze Of
honesty was too much even for his
perjured soul. But the iniquitous mea-
sure received a majority of the votes,
and the banners Of freedom and right
were trampled in the dust.
Many of the Republican members
voted and detained agaius: it, and the
Charleston Republican proclains it o
disaster-oue of a long string Of disas
asters-rather than triumph for its
party. That such acts of Aagitious
outrage must react upon their authors,
none can doubt. Whipper was in the
lead Of this movement, and carried it
through under the party lash. He is
one of the most intelligent of the color
ed members ofthe House, and is respon.
sible for willfully leading his people
astray.
MORE OFFICIAL STEALING Ex-
POSED.
JOSEPH CREws-the veritable JOE
who did so much to create disturbances
10 the up couutry-the man who de-
clares, with unblushing efrontery, that
he has stolen and will steal, that it is
his business to steal-has recently put
his hand into the State Treasury-frau-
duleutly, TO the amount of $3.50, on a
single transaction, as appears from the
report of the special committee Of the
Legislature raised to investigate the
matter.
CREWS was chairman of the commit
tee to investigate the electoral affairs
of the Third Congressional District.
Among the items drawn by him as ex-
penses, is 81, 500 in favor Of j. A. Dun
BAR, for services rendered as attorney
and clerk. WRIGHT, ELLIOT, SMALLs
and MCINTYRE, members Of his COM
nittee, say that Mr.. DUNBAR was never,
with ther consent, employed as attorney
or clerk, and Mr.. DUNBAR himself
declares that he did not receive a cent
of the money.
The special committee of the Lcgisla-
ture, in their report, recommend that
the Attorney General be instructed to
institute proceedings to secure the
return Of the money to the Treasury
Aud, at last accounts, so the matter
stands.
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THE woRLD ALMANAC FOR 1871,

We have received, "Wi.b the compli-
mcnts Of MANroN MARBLE" a copy Of
the Neu York World Almanac for 1871,
for which We return thanks. 1t contains
. wonderful amount of statistical and
other valuable compilation.
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MASON &c.

re,uE REGULAR MONTHLY cOMMUNTcA
TION OF CLAREA ONT LODGE. NO "a
A.. F.. ~. will be held on Thursday evening
March q, 1870, at o'clock.
By order Of
NJ. C. WILLIS. Secretary.
Feb 8, 1871.
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THE SJJMT TER WATCH Fl NJ AN.

labors by the 10. of March, after which
time the Executive Committee of the
South Carolina Agricultural and
Mechanical Society should call meet
ing of the stockholders for permanent
organization.
The Secretary read letter from the
Hon. D. w. Lewis, Secretary Georgia
State Agricultural Society, askiDg the
Society to appoint delegates to attend
the Southern Agricultural Congress, to
meet at Macon, the 22d inst.
In compliance with this letter, ihe Pres.
dent appointed the following delegation:
j. s. Richardson, T, H. Clarke, j. B.
Moore, T, w. Woodward, D. H. Jacques,
Edward Hope, +. A. Counor, ). NJ.
Baxter, Paul S. Fielder, and A. B.
Springs.
On motion of Col. j. B. Moore. of
Sumter, the President and Secretary
were added to the delegation.
On motion. the Convention adjourned
JOHNSON HAGOOD
President.
D. WYATT AIKEN, Secretary.
HON. aoR1CE GKEELY I'm A NEW
ROLE.
The Hon. Horace Greely was initiated
last evening in the mysteries that obtain
anon = the devotees Of the Greek divinity,
Terpsichore. He attended the ball OF
the Lincoln Union Club at Appollo
Hall, but as he was in disguise, being
dressed, with exquisite taste, in full
evening cos umc, aud circled around in
the mazes of the dance with the spright-
illness and gaiety Of leader OF the
German, no one was aware of his pres
ence until he, in an unguarded moment,
gave his name to one Of the floor COM
mittee, who wished to introduce the
.seav Lothario" to a bevy Of handsome
aides, in magnificent toilets, who had
for half an hour been importuDiDg said
committeeman for an introduction 10
the Adopis, who had created great
sensation by his imposing tout ensemble
and graceful dancing. The unfortunate
committeeman is now suffering from the
effects of a paralytic stroke, caused By
extreme astonis lment at his discovery
of the true status of the "gay young
Dazzle" Mr.. Greely will probably
soon commence the publication Of a
series of articles in the Tribune on
"What 1 know About Balls. ."-Neac
York Commercial.
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For Sale or Rent

A TRACT OF LAND near Providence, in
n Sumter County, containing 2SS acres. lately
owned by C. C. Jackson, and purehased By
him from Edward L. Murray and Wife, Terms
accommodating. apply to Richardson & Son, at
Sumter, S. G.
Feb I5-
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LIZ O60tV Va 0V0oS WI S@@@@Ss'
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
COUNTY or SUMTER.
Daniel T.. Keels %. William 3. Plo,caea.
70 WILLIAM &. PLowDEN, Defendant 10 thi,
action.
VOU are hereby summoned aad required 70
answer the complaint in this action, which
is died in the oe6cc Of the Clerk of the Court OF
Common Pleas for the said County, and TO servo
Q copy Of your answer ca the Subscriber ct bis
Office, Sumter, South-Carolins, within tusay
DAYS after the service Of this summons on you, ex
lusive OF the day Of service.
II you fail to answer this complaint Within the
time Aforesaid, the Plaintiff sill take jedguent
az inst you for the sum' Of Pour Hundred and
Eighty One Dollars, with legal rate Of interest
from the twenty sixth day ofJsnuary, one shoo-
sand eight hsndred and seyeoty.oas, aud costs
and disbursencnis necesssary and ineidens 70 this
action.
Dated samter. 8. q. Rebassy 7th, 1871.
E.W. NOISE, PisiatiG's Attorney.
To the Defendant, william, 3. Piovdea:
Take notice, that the Summons ead eo0plstes
in this action we're Gied 10 the olee Of The Clssk
Of the Court Of Ceunou Plessf for Su0tsF coon-
ty and State Of South. Caroliss, On The seseoth
day Of February, 1871. sa.s...,.
Z. W. NOISE, piainaTs Attorney.
Feb. is 80" s'. - eE
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RACOx ANQPORk

BACO3 AND PORK.
0O HHD3, Smoked SIDES AND SHoUL.
~ DERs,
20 Boxes D. )
1NN Bells. PORK.
For sale
Feb Is F. ". KERcHNER,
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RIo9.C0URT on 9RE SUNl-
I'D red sfAfBs-PoR 4AE EDEs9RIC1oP
SOUTH .GAEOLtHA.--yH BAHk1uR1CY-
IN THE NATfgH or EICHARD 81 an
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The State Of South Carolina;
SUMTER COUNTY.
By G. n. Hxrss, Judge Of i1s Court c
Probate for said Cosay. -

EXyhe7eas, Jss. A. sanders has, appiisd 70
w me fog Letters Of Adnidistrstien uish
will annexed. Oh ell and siag1ias the goods aed
eha,tles, rights esd esedits Of 1cha Handsss,
deceased, Of said Comfy. /. IL. .;ca,,
These are therefore TO esss and sSHenise sil
and sioruias, the tssdssd aed essditsgs of tha
aid deceased, to bD ana appear aefeue1s sseoaf
usxt Court ei Probute fog The saia cDustg, y %
holden as s1n,se Csars Hosse, % tAe lJ,h Day
Of March 10 shev cruse, q my, Uhy tks I'D 3D.
ninistrsticn shosid not - grssts1. cassE.n-
Given usdsr az Haa1 al4 esai ~ eGes,t tile
sth day Of Feb. u sbe yepf 81 ear LerA, .oce
athocsasd siShs huadrvs and sSvessy nj u she
Slth ge.rIof AnSrieau Irdspsgdeoeai es bso
- s.;.s s5s...I,-s IA Co y. NUkSEs ss !.
Feb 80 yaass ss ths Cssss g lr2ssss-
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SOAP AND CANDLES.
$50 BOXES SOAP
200 '''''
For Sale BY
FebI5 F. W. KERCHNER,
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COTTON.

COTTON.
TN addition TO the waudo Fertilizer an pre-
i pared to flemish Planters the
Acid Phosphate for composing
with Cotton Seed and other
Plantation Manures.
Price per Ton Of 1000 pounds at Factory
$3e Cash. On time $35 per Ton, at Fac.
tory. payable ist November ne1t, without
interest.
ELISHA CARSON,
Feb IS Agent.
Middletown transcript., 1871-04-29
WATSON & CL LARK'S
suPERPIies.,rarE.

nFflCE BOOTH 4 GARRETT I.ABRATG-
~ RN, sc, Philadelphia. March 2Iih ISL
II is our constant practice 10 make chemical
analyst 81: the Phosphate manufactured hv
Messrs. Watson x CLARK, Of III city. Nc ana
I've .ralcrt- ea,r.hycd in he manufacture. the
materials in tile course of manufacture, all the
finished product ready fur commerce Neknow
iIom our enalt SIS that /, + lie CONSTANT endcav-
OF W. \ e. 10 throw into market n uniform
aud reliable fertilizer, which shall no, le inferior
Ia the best, lu rather rpass them. The aver
agc ilalysls Of the past teif work shows the
tuntruis OF their fertilizer 10 he:
Soluble Pho phoric Acid about per tcut e.
qniyhlcu' 10 soluble bone phosphate Is per cent,
Toinl Phosphoric Acid about II per cent. e
qnivalcnt 10 total bone phosphate y rct cent.
Ammonia about per cent equivalent 10 sui
phaie OF ammonia PEI rent.
SOLUBLE phosphofic Acid ineinaics from Il fa
J per cent, the total from II 10 lG per cent and
the ammonia from 10 l.2n per cent.
- We have nhdc num- rons anal--iv1f similar
foriilcrs made BY Other iirins We can assert that
- article mhlle i, ". {. Is no, surpassed hy
any others on ale that wc have cxamneI. but
that it I. decidedly superior 10 the greuter part
oi them and Is. moreover, very uniform In COM
position Respectfully ,our-.
iiDurll & GARRETT
The above Phosphate for sale 3
J. \. REi NUnDS & SONS
apr s-2m Madleown, Del.
Middletown transcript., 1871-04-29
THE 3rd or JfNF.

On which diy each subscriber will draw for hs
situation whether they are all taken or not, the
owner fescryins tic right 10 draw all hat are
not taken There will he no blanks, and there
will lie no 81 pictures, every subscriber is To have
value receive Tor hi, or her money, and one rea-
.on Why Nc claim iha 10 lie the lest uncr Of the
Kind ever made 10 lie public l. iccau'c there is
no possibility OF any loss nnd many opportanl-
ties 10 make The usual plan Is 10 have only
Que priz, here ihsrf are mnn9, thus making II
much mafc cquilai le We VII 10 all we can 10
explain cscry thing 10 those who call aud will
tiy 10 Induce them TO subs! ibe We are any
ioua 10 have ati tn lots ins.n ii they will moi
sell We Min hold them iilI they wanted, as il
is a niaittr OF Zoo little profit 10 US 10 keep The
ihirg ol,cii any longer than The time specified
The number opposite each name dcsignaies the
tnfn ol each subscriber To draw lur his situation
Ear number will he placed In = sealed envelope
aud the whole onr hundred and twenty thor
oughis mixed up by three gentlemen chosen on
the day uf The drawing hy the subscribers Tor
that pm pose, then each subscriber will draw an
envelope con- iaiug n number corresponding 10
some nua ;. tie pllt :nd " that be viii
LnoM the situation OF his lot.
Middletown transcript., 1871-04-29
GIBSON, 5 PRICE epRRENT.

The above prices will be paid in cash fe. pro-
ducc delivered in good order and We t.ish 20
say that We ke.p constantly Ga aand n good as.
sortnent of Groceries and Provisions with Ae
will sell reasonably for cash, at the Corner OF
Broad and Anderson Streets, Middlrtown, Del.
March .O---f Vim. z. GIBSON.
Middletown transcript., 1871-04-29
12O lots,
Which makes them average
30 Feet Front by 100 Feet Deep,
Including Alcys.

As lsfore said s'kt lots never will lie offered
again, from the iact that there arc comparatively
no others lying adjarcn, to the town which arc
well situated.
Some M. say that IL is money making
Thcme, gotten up by me 10 beacst on'y my,sif
II ibrm CO" e. lly prove that | could ralize
much more from The sale Of the lots hy selling
l,s;n ai private sale just as they are wanted. but
~ selling them as ! propose, and by offering
them II, the low prcc do, mtny may he induce
70 buy lots and build on them who otherwise
would not do so, and rlus advance the interest
OF the town and all in NJ, manner related to it,
for It would undoubiedl = bcit,r for al per-
sons engaged in business. citterx., or oc,e Of III
town, II Middciown con,aiaeslS0O0 intnsb,ani
lns'e'd Of 1900, and unless we alt put our. shout
Il 60 the heel the ear of adviu,cmcnt viii
stand -,l; we therefore call upon all, male an /
i,mllc' Who feel an interest in the proslarl,, OF
the tow, % come forward .ni
Middletown transcript., 1871-04-29

Full accounts are published Of the de-
structive crcvasscso on the Mississippi river
Fourteen miles of the Jackson Railroad
embankment have been swept away to-
gcther with the telegraph lines along the
track, and the entire country. as far as
Lake ,pas.ehartrain, is submerged.
Middletown transcript., 1871-04-29
LARGE SALE
Town Lots !!
In Middletown. Del.

nRAFTS Of the proposed addition 10 Middle
- town are now ready, aud VIC would like
everyone TO call and examine them, and !. saiis-
fed TO enter their names. One may bc seen ri the
store of John A. Rsyuoids Sons, and one at
the Office n, A. T. Bradley, Esq.
We claim tha, no other lots have been offered
In Midjlctown, or ever viii be again, which
possess so many advantages rs those We now Of
fer. They are all situated within the town limits
they are all Of good size :; they all lie high and
dry they are all laid OF at right angles. Gass
street continued cuts the block almost cxnctly In
half, running nearly dUc north aud south, aud
just on the lnck bono rs II were Of the who'c
riecc. The water on the east Of IL drains to
Broad street with heavy fall--on the west II
drains 10 the raiirnnd, and when II hrs rcns he'd
either OF these outlets II flows to The mill pond.
The three new STREETS running east nnd west
are all forty ieet wide.
All the lots have wide alleys IN the rear of
them, which is great convenience ms well as
grea, saving of ground. The main alleys are 20
feet wide
The plat contains nearly iwcu,y-fonr acres Of
ground lying Immediately south Of the business
part Of the~tpwu proI.s, bounded on the ci,ss by
brad sircW and on the west by the railroad,
and Is divided into
Middletown transcript., 1871-04-29
l!EfIR TO
REGISTEK'S ORDER.
DEGiSTER'S OFFICE.
IL New Castle County April 18th, 1871

DEGiSTERS uhFltE.
IL New Castle County, April 18th, is7l
Upon he application OF WILLIAM prDLEY
Administrator Of Lydia G. Thomas late of Ap-
p0quinimink Hundred in said tunniy. deceased /.
il Is ordered mud directed hy the Register that ,hr
Administrator aforesaid, give notice Of the grant
Ing Of Letters Of Adm lisiraiiDn upon the fstl,e
OF The de,rasel. with fas date uf granting there
of b, csr tng embellishments 10 be posted with
in forts JAS trnn itr date of such Letters, Ia
six Of Tho musi public r.aeps Of the County of New
castle requiring ~ persons having demands n
gainsi the Estate, 10 pltseni TIE same, or abide
by an Act OF Assembly IN sgcn ease nude and
TFuvid'd. Aad also cause the same 10 lie insert
\ within the same period IL the M,AihtHn
Transcript, newspaper published IN Middle
town aud 10 be omtineea thercin two months.
s..S.N Given under tht hand and seal OF Office
tsEsu u the Register aforesaid, at New Castle,
in New Castle County aforesaid, the day aud
year above written. u. GIBBS, Register
NuTlcE.s-All persons having ims against
the Estate oi the decreased mast rrcs.ut the sanlr
duly attcst.i TO the administrator ca or before
April l2ili, 1872, or abide IN Ac,o Assembly in
such ease made aud provided.
WILLIAM DUDLEY. Administrator,
apr i5-:m Aldrcss-0dessa, Del.
Middletown transcript., 1871-04-29

Work on the long-projectcd tunnel under the
Detroit Evcr, which is TO Afford easy trnnsie
from Detroit 10 Windsor, will commence this
summer. There are 10 lac three department.,
running parallel with each other, two OF which
will be about sixteen feet high, and the other
somewhat less, will lie built beneath and between
the two others. II viii take abou, two years 10
finish this piece Of engineering
Middletown transcript., 1871-04-29

IA effort is now making to place the
Duo p'Aunale upon the throne of France.
The headquarters Of his adhcrents is at
Tours, aud it is said n portion Of the army
are in fovor Of the movement.
Middletown transcript., 1871-04-29
One Of Baruum's circus wagons was

One OF Barnum's circus wagons was
struck by the Z, A. ~. train FROM Plain.
field, N. j. for New York near Crawford,
Thursday morning. Three men were
killed aud three injured. two Of the latter
dangerously. Two mules were also killed
aud provision wagon was demolished
The disaster was caused by the careless
ness Of the driver Of the circus wagon.
Middletown transcript., 1871-04-29

Inexhnusiible coal deposits Of superior
quality. and oil wells have been discover
cd thirty miles from Aspinwall The coal
is said to be equal to the best imported.
Middletown transcript., 1871-04-29
ONE HUNDRED & THIRTY ACRES

in hearing, also M Orchard OF Sixty Acres
which has not yet come in,o hcarg.
En- There are also On the farm two valuable
FISHERIES.
THE TERMS or SALE, as prescribed hy the
decree, arr $1,000 TO bc paid in Cash on the
day Of snlc, $40, 600 10 he paid on the first day
OF Scricpiher. 1878; ana the rcmr> der on the
htsi Gay ~ September. 1879. The credi; jsy-
menis To draw interest froHa DC day OF sale pnl :
able on September lst 1871. and scJli-annnnil,
thereafter on TIE tirst,lays of March knd Scp,ru-
Her, Ia each year, nrs 10 he secured n ihe salts
faction OF the Trustee; hnt ,uc whole OF snid
credit payments, rni all inirrc. thereon 10 he
come due and payable wher,, er ds;tai, bc made
III ANY payment of principal or interest fnr the
space OF six months after he tine hcfcin above
fixed for the payment thereof.
sr- Possession given ON confirmation Of sale.
Cost of Decd, Stamps, &c, TO hc PAID by the pur-
chaser.
JAMES BLACK GRouME. Trustee.
arr Its .Elkion, Nd
Middletown transcript., 1871-04-29
sI's.CIag. NOTICES.

sss- DEAFNESS BLINDNESS and CA
TARgII treated with tho utmost success. iN j.
saAcs. N. y. and Professor Of biseases n Ne
Ere aud Ear us spteiaiayI in he hshem COLLEGE
II Phila9si,hit, - rears eTpriciics. Formerly III
Icyden, Holland, No. sos Arch street. Philn
Testimonials can be seen Il, his office. The mcd-
ical f,cnltr are invited to accompany ,hcir pa
TENT S c has no secrets in his practice. Ar
iifcial eyes inserted wi,hon; pnin. N".chafgr
TOR examination. apr 20-ly.
Middletown transcript., 1871-04-29
FOR RENT.

A ,liOrSE On LAKE STREET, MIDDLE
"A Town, FOR RENT--Appiy to
apr S-H ". Y. GIBSON.
Middletown transcript., 1871-04-29
20 OTHERS, WORTH $500 EACH,
There are
10 OTHERS, WORTH S40O EACH,

and NIL the others are worth lrtsn $500 10 500
each. i'Gi ,lcm,at 500 each, aad Mc have an ap-
gresaic of -la leo These are not mere tshia.f-
u values bnt arc what the lots arr worth tod y.
in the opinion Of Old aud sound lusiu,s ncu,
We oi.r tpil property worth over - n9a iaf
III. .Gil. Mc ELL nnet ihe lais nEtil
Middletown transcript., 1871-04-29
6 CENTS REWARD.

DAsAw AY from the snhscrihcr ON the acth
IN OF March, an indcntured WHITE GIRL,
Sarah E. Baker. All persons arc forbid harbor-
ing her or trusting her on my account.
JAMES 7. BROOKS,
april s-3w Levels, Del
Middletown transcript., 1871-04-29
To Fruit Growers aud Truckmen.
EOR SALE.
A Tract Of Land eontiinie-~nbout
One Hundred Acres.

Sl1.ATED in Indian r.,cr llgpdrcd, Sussex
~ County, Delaware. q miles ON iIarbcson
stal.9n, on Ia Junction anl Brcakwa.r Rail-
road . miles from Lewis, from where there Is
regular steamboats, communication with New
York Ahou, so ace pf this tract are cleared
and fenced, and In 'a,r state of cultivation, OF
the remainder % acres ar In oak timber. and
- tcrcs in pine. The ard l. we'll adIpted to
the growing of peaches, small iais. and early
vegetables. tranhcrrics could b. successfully ni-
iisa,cd, as small stream OF wSrr runs through
the tract There are no lnlli1f's on the lund.
This property is WORT, ilt attention Of + -
sons wishing tr engage in irni. culture. and it
VIII he sold a, "a low rrier e. EASY terms.
Pc dc toIs OF viewing ,ic premises will
call on Thompson & Burton, Ilathcson Station,
and further information rs 10 ifFms 6c can | Q
obtained from them, or from John u iIopk. 2,
Tny'ors Bridge. Ncw Castle County, Delawnrc.
April G--Gw.
Middletown transcript., 1871-04-29

There was severe frost nt Norfolk,
Va. on Sunday night. The fruit crop was
damaged.
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Sanbels. mn 8Drien: Bcridlt.

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