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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-10-25
The Famine in Persia.

While our new world is being scourged
with fires, before which great cities vanish,
aud forests and fields and villages, with many
Of their inhabitants, are swept away in
night the old world of Bible history is smit-
ten with, if possible, more terrible suiferings.
To say nothing Of the cholera, which has been
doing its work Of death in the east, Persia
has been, and still is the victim Of disease
and famine both, in their most terrible forms
The ratio Of mortality is appalling, and
threatens to depopulate the country. A
correspondent, writing from that country,
says
At Mesched, the capital of the province of
khorassan, town Of 100 900 inhabitants, 50 900
persons have persisted of hunger or disease, q, =
900 have fled and the residue have been seized
and carried away into slavery by the rurc0man
and Afghan banditt. The conduct OF the Shah
during this fearful time of trial for his subjects
has been ludcrously imbecile and cruel. Despit,
the general suffering and the outcries of the PEG
pie against tyrannical government, he went OF
ON ms usual hunting expedition. When he wa,
about 10 return, several thousand people Assem-
bed, with their heads covered with dust and
ashes, before the gate Of the palace, utterinQ
seditious cries and loading his name with abusive
epitl,ets. This so alarmed the Shah that, instead
Of coming back to the capital, he withdrew tc
his country-seat in the neighborhood. The mob
was dispersed by the troops, and a decree wa,
posted up in the streets ordering bread to be solo
mt fixed price; but this only increased the popu
lar indignation, as there was no bread to he had
The Shah then ordered the yzier of the town t,
be put in irons tied to a donkey's tail, anC
dragged bare-headed and bare-iooterl through tn,
bazaar at midday. After tins sentence had beer
executed, the head baker and several of his sub
4 ordmales were burned to death in their own ovens
These executions appeased the people for the time
but they are still without food, and the baking
OF the bakers has proved after all an empty salts
faction, while tens of thousands Of the pcop,
are starving or being carried into slavery.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-10-25
Latest from Chicago.


CnioAoo, Oct. IS Every day brings lro'h
occasion for encouragement The ci'y Is or
DERBY, relief for the poor comes I'D opnndant'y'
business is rosuming, rebuilding Is gong on I'D
every direction, aud much more hca''ny
ieohng prevails than the most s'ngu'u' 'ou''
have anticipated
The insurance companies ihat are solvent
are paying their losses without relu.r'ug lV'-
cy holders TO 90 through 'ne usual 'u''''''''''
Of adjustment ~
The Times figure up the total loss at el3V'-
OOO'OoO' The husincs OF 'he Board oI lr'a'
Is fairly resumed. The receipts ana 'h'lm'''s
oil gram are very heavy.
\ survey oil the 1r'b"He hnlding mas
been made by architects VINO report lhe
walls and most OF the hoors good ana That
the building can be repaired Tor soV'ouu.
Inc original cost was e-lV,uuu'
A chicago dispa'ch OF last evening 5"yS
mat business mas assumed % tausio'e c1'r'
acter on Nauasu anu Nlsu's'" avenues '''''
mense quantities OF new good'. are arriving
money matters are quiet "' "I' 'V''
estate transaction OF amy magnitude s'"tt '"'
hre' was MADE on ihur'''y' H. w. mus
dale sod TO J.. j. bryan 10, ]" 'no Duln'
district, fronting " icct on p,arOoIn pace
py - ieet on hando'ph street. Ior eoV''U"'
hinsdale bought the properly yc" ago lor
slo'UOO. william = Jo''hson' owner % wv
lots IN Milwaukee ot' oIlera 'ue'l rem l''e 'o'
three years, ior the purpose Oh erecting '"'"F
houses Tor me nomc'c's' ,.,,.,,.c.n.e.
All 'houaliy paper u"'''.''' "''0'' ''''
have resumed puoh''''on ln s''nO S"'l'' VI
other ,,l.
Inc nuWoef Oh ucap oO''S
lar numbers one huhuieu ana '"'l''eu' II '
believed many more VIII yel DC louuu 'i..
the runs oil notes anu otne' '''s' 0u' '1'Is,'
A wagon loaded WIN n'v'us "o'H'n ""i yni'-
dren stopped on ~ O'aiH s'I''1 10 p'sN VI
TWO dead oouies' men VINO n1u U''" A'''0u
by falling tmperS' P''CrV my '1u'u s''
started agalhLlhls io"u Vi u0'u 1''U ''5',Is
DITCH wa" lo'' uPO" ''','',
IN ITS ruins-siX people hi''cu at once uuu
the two dead poules III '"0 ""6'"' '''N'"H
eight victims at one dow; ,
A chicago correspondent VI '"o Io''U-
ence journal writes
The church with when was conhev ,.',d
was burned anu OIL us -2o 'peu'O'is "'u WV
attendants, not one family oil me Whoie nave
now home ana wnat Is saii o' ''i' V"u
probably be sald Oh many osuct onu,'u'S'
there being about thirty III an ues'roycu'
Young Mason. son oil 'ho ~ ChlcaSo mayor
and worthy scion, was IN Troy tno c'ner
day stocking up IN stoves Harrieu Il
little over year ago be was e''aDll'neu ID
prosperous stove trade anu hal Jus' com CON
pleted new house 10Y h''l'oh anu WY
Everything was swept away except MS %go-
ding presents, which were at the mouse Oh ms
father This house was saved Inc aIos
were hardly extnguished before young Ma
son gathered these presents toge'nef anu start
ed with them Tor New lork. lie sou uien'
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-10-25

0L5 A letter from Mr. George NJ. Pull
man, the treasurer of the Chicago relief and
aid society, aud one Of the most effective
workers in the double labor Of providing for
the sufferers by the late fire and in rc.organ-
izing and reconstructing the business of the
city, writes, under date Of the 10th, as fol-
lows q" | believe the work Of reconstruction
is going to be pushed with a vigor which will
mako a new triumph for " Amcricanism "
We have great work to do in providing
for the houseless and hungry sufferers during
the cold season now just upon US but the
charity Of the whole world has been bostow-
ed upon us almost without stint, and its dis
tribution here is now being carried on with
system aud judgment so that, | trust, a
few weeks will make the danger Of absolute
misery aud want very small
Report, Of the relief committee show a
favorable condition of affairs. Immediately
after the fire the daily applications for relief
numbered 5000 This number has gradu.
ally diminished until there are now only about
$4,000 applications The shelter committee,
thus far has received about 2l00 applications
for lumber for the erection Of small houses
for homeless families. About 1900 Of these
acquisitions have been filled. A quantity Of
lumber has been contributed by dealers and
others
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-10-25

J-J-The suggestion that the democratic
party, as party shall keep out of next
years fight, turning over all their strength to
the conservative republicans, finds favor in un-
expected quarters. To the list Of democrat.
ic papers which have more or less cordially
Endorsed it, must now be added the Nashville
Banner, the Memphis Ledgcr, aud the Rich
mond Why. This last journal says "lhe
results of the recent elections will 60 far to
convince all rejecting men that the only rea-
sonable hope of defeating the administration
party at the next presidential election is in a
grand rally Of all the opposition elements I'M
der new colors, and with ticket that liberal
republicans who desire to get the country
out of the war rut, willsuppOrt. the dem
ocratic party takes the field with democratic
candidates, tho indications are that it will be
doomed to Waterloo defeat" True as Cos
pei. The show for success would have been
poor enough, any way, but for the party to
90 into the contest now, handicapped as it is
with the crushing weight of Tammony, is
sheer folly. The flank movement is the only
chance
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-12-13

ments are to be made in an open and COM
pet,tive examination, to be conducted as pre-
scribed, Provision Is made for the appolut-
ment by the President, By and with the ad-
vice and consent of the Senate, Of board
If three commissioners, who are to hold
.eir offices for the term Of FIVE years, unless
sooner removed by the President, by and
with the advice and consent Of the Senate
among whose duties shall be the following:
First, to prescribe the qualifications requlsite
for an appointment into each branch and grace
of the civil service, having regard 10 'ne Ut
ness OF each candidate in respect 10 age
health. character, knowledge aud ability LOT
The branch of service into which ne seeks "
enter. Second, to provide for the examins-
tion of an persons eligible under this act who
NAV present themselves for admission into the
civil service. The applicant who stands high
est in order of merit on the list Of those VINO
have passed the. examination for any particu-
lar branch and grade Of the civil service snail
have the preference in appointment to thas
branch and grade, and 50 on, in the order Oh
precedence in examinations, to the minimum
degree of merit fixed by the board.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-12-13
Pot Calls the Kettle Black.

Representatives Byas and Myers are deter
mined to take time by the forelock, and re-
lieve themselves thoroughly OF their accumu-
lated bile before the passage of Mr.. Wilkess
bill When one honorable member calls
another honorable member "a liar" and the
aggrieved member retorts that his assailant
is "a thief" it is not surprising that an at
tempt, however vain, should be made to de-
clare the use of bad words a penal offence.
But the operation Of the bill should be con-
fined to the members of the General Assem-
bly, while that body is in session, and, il the
penalty could be changed to stoppage OF
the per- diem OF The offenders, the new Blue
law might he regarded as a public blessing
Even the gentle Bowen was shocked. That
guileless individual, accustomed to the se-
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Specie Payments.

Senator Sumner, we are told, is about to
introduce Dew bill to facilitate return to
specie payments. His plan is to issue every
month ten millions of interest-bearing legal
tender notes, similar to those issued in
1863 and 1864, and cancel like amount o.
greenbacks, the process to go on until oil
the greenbacks are thus replaced. The new
notes proposed shall bear five per cent. in
terest, and shall be paid in coin at the end
Of three years, or converted into five pei
cent. bonds, at the opticn of the govern
ment. BY these means, Sumner thinks, 9
resumption could be reached without shock
to business or serious disturbances OF prices.
Summers plan, it is claimed, has the ap'
proval Of many eminent fnanciers, bankers
and business men in New England.
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rene profanity Of Congress, was SO shocked
by the vituperative language OF bis legisa-
tive colleagues that he instantly moved that
the offenders be brought to the bar OF the
House, and apologize for their conduct.
Fellow-feellng made the members wondrous
considerate, and the resolution was mega
tiYed. Alas! for the oleaginous Bowen.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-12-13
Wouartnersh,as ano Dissolntions

TNHE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
tied Pal tnership between BUCKLEY T. BENTON,
OF the CITY OF Brooklyn, State Of New York,
CHARLES UNDERWOOD. OF the Town and Coun.
" Of Tolland, State of Connect cut and EVER
Z. BEDFORD, Of the City OF Charleston' STATE
aforesaid.
This certificate sereby witnesseth that the IN.
dersignei have, by virtue OF an act OF the General
Assembly OF the State aforesaid, entitled Ian Acs
to authorize the formation of Limited Partner
shipsn passed In the year OF our Lord, one thou
sand eight hundred and thitty-seven, and all
other Act entitled IAN ACT to extend the uura'
tion Of an "Act authorizing the formation OF Lm'
tied Partnersn!ps,n passed in the year OF our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and forty six,
and another Act extending The same untll repeal
ed. passed December goth, 1866, formed Limited
Pal tnership as 70 lows:
First The name Or firm under which such
partnership shall be conducted Is EVhRT IL
BEDFORD.
second. The general nature OF the business In
tended TO be transacted IS that OF the Grocery B.
siness. both retail and wholesale. IN the said City
" Third. BUCKLEY T. BENTON, Of the City Of
Brooklyn state OF New York ana u CHARLES Al 0S U
State o: Connecticut, are the Special Partners,
and EVERT Z. BEDFORD, OF the City Of Charles
ton, State aforesaid is the General Partner.
Fourth. BUCKLEY 7. BENTON, q special Part
(STooo,j and CHARLES UNDERWOOD, the other
Special Partner, has contributed also seven thou.
sand dollars ls76oo) 10 the common stock OF the
Partnership.
Filth. The said Partnership commences on the
first day OF November, eighteen hundred and
seventy one, and will terminate on the hrst ay
Of Novembsr, eighteen hundred and seventy 1--we.
Dated this 2Sth day OF october, A. D., 1871.
iSIpued) T.. BENTON, IL. g..
CHARLES UNDERWOOD, IL. ST.
EVERT E. BEDFORD. IL. g..
Witnesses:
(Signed) G. ". RoDBRIcK,
THOMAS E. PEARSkLL- nov8-36
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ED. MCINTOSH, ESQ.,, the President OF the
Executive Committee OF the Darlington Ag
ricultural Society, reports that the late
County Fair was pecuniarily as we'll as pop
ularly successful, the receipts being sl25(
and the expenses Sll7O. 1t is now proposed
to form joint stock company for the Coun'
ties of Darlington, Marlboro and Chester
field, the annual fairs to be held at sucf
places az may be found most convenient.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-12-13

The County Commissioners OF George
town County report to the Legislature that
during the year ending October 3lst, 1871,
they drew and audited claims for $40, 1856;
the amount OF the tax for the year being, OF
four mills on the dollar, sS66l. The de-
ticiency, therefore, is s2l24, or twenty-five
per cent. This is one more proof OF the ur-
gent need OF q change in the.laws regulating
expenditures for county purposes.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-12-13

A BILL has been introduced in the State
Senate to charter company, with capital
of S3,OOO,OOO, for the purpose OF building a
railroad from Cheraw to Greenville, passing
through Lancaster, Union and Spartanburg
Among the corporators are Senator'S VIM
bush, Foster Allen, Duvall and Montgomery,
and Representatives Mobley, Pendergrass
and Timothy Hurley.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-12-13

The Lantern, Few weekly paper, will be
published at Rock Hill, s. c., about the
middle of January. Mr.. Johnstone Jones Is
the editor and proprietor.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-12-13

THE Orapgeburg Ne,rs prints highly
eulogistic article upon Judge Graham, who
has filled his position with credit to him.
"self and satisfaction to ALL" We presume
that Judge Graham will be reelected with
out opposition.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-12-13

To the re:erdant, EDWARD L. DEANE: Take
notice. that the SUNNI jns III this action, Of which
the foregoing Is COPY, Was filed IN the ollie Of
the clerk If the Court OF Common Pleas for Rich
land Ccuuty, at Columbia, IN The County OF Rich
land, State Uf South Carolina aforesaid, on The
2Uth day OF November, in the year 1871.
November 20, 1871.
MONTEITH L. BAUSKETT,
noy2..w6 PlaintltI's Attorneys.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-12-13

DURNHAMs YEAST POWDER.
Having used YEAST POWDER in our families
for several years, we give decided preference,
above all other, to that prepared by EbW.S
BURNHAM, Druggist ana Apothecary, No. Al
King, near Calhoun street:
Rev. John T I; WiaHTaMAN,, VIZ ~ HSs, .. D.
PIX. OOBURN, Intendant Town Of Summer.
Vile. g. q. -
GL. HOLMES. a
GEO. s. PELZER II. D.
v. 3. sMIlH, Master Aachiniss, s. &c, G. 3; s,,S. R:
lave YOU TRIED THAT GINGER
ALE ,ouns opv at wILsoNs's
as- Have you tried that Crown Sherry, found
only at WlLsoNs'f
ss- Have you tried that French Brandy, found
only at WlLsONS'f
ST Have you tasted Peak, Frean Co.'s
Crackers at WILSoNs'f
as- have you ever, stranger, visited the Gro.
cery House Of 70 WlLsoNS'f
as- Have you seen the Heather chinee," at
WILSON'S
sg Have you made your Holiday Purchases, at
WILsONS'P
aS Go to the Economical Grocery House O.
a@ Select your Eousehold Goods at
WILSON'S.
aS- Have them sent home free by
WILSON'S
You cannot enjoy The Holiday Season With.
| out the aid Of WILSON'S
aSEo Grocery House in Charleston can excel
| that Of WILSON'S!
aa No dealers sell cheaper than the welEknewn
House Of wilson's
s6No House receives larger consignments
| than that of WILSON'S!
SSNo House in this c: , has better arranged
Stock than WILSON'S
~ No House has larger permanent custom
| than that Of "lLsoNs'l
~ No House in Charleston has established
specially but wilson's
@No one has ever failed. after one trial, to
relnvest In that Dollar Tea OF WlLsoNs't
ss- No one, after trial, has ever failed to re.
commend "hsoNS
rThe demands of every one for Groceries
can be supplied BY WILSON'S
ssr This House stands unequalled in the char
acter Of its Goods, and ills admitted that no one
surpasses -'sir THE WlLSoAsl
word now to Strangers: We invite you to
give US call during your stay in Charleston, and
we guarantee satisfaction. Nothing has been
left undone to make. our House attractive, and
we feel confident that those who extend to US
their patronage win be amply remunerated- by
the outlay. Don't forget that at No. soe kIEG
STREET you will ind them. Bring Jour friends
and be convinced that no Grocery House in this
city can compare with that Of
er WILSON'S,
| No. 500 King street.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-12-13

ITO RENT, TWO LARGE FRONT ROOMS
i fronting on King street, c5rner Of Liberty
street, possession given from the lst o! Novem.
Der. Also -four neal comfortable rooms over the
store frontng on Liberty street. Possession given
Immediately. Apply on premises. oct31
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TN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE

TN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES, FOR THE DISTRICT OF
SOUTH GAR0LlNA.-In the matter OF STEPHEN
U. CLYBURN, Bankrupt by whom petition for
Adjudication OF Bankruptcy was filed on the 23d
cay OF August A. D. 1871, in said Court.-In
BanGruptcy.-This is to give notice, tLat ON tbs
IN Bankruptcy was issued against the Es ate Of
STEPHEN c ,LYBURS, OF Camden, in he
County CT Kershaw, aud state OF South Carolina,
who has been adJudged Bankrupt on his own
petition; that the payment Of any debts and de-
livery o. any property belonging TO said Ba krupt,
to him or for his use, and the transfer OF any
properly by him are forbidden by law; that
meeting 0f the creditors Of the aid Bankrupt, TO
prove their debts anu to choose one or more as.
sgnees OF his Esi ate. will be held at q Court OF
Bankruptcy, to be holden at No. 72 Broad street.
Charleston, South Carolina, before J. q. CARPEN
TER, Registrar. on the twentieth day OF Decrm.
be., A. D. 1871, at O'clock P. II.
L. E. JOHNSON,
decl3-w2 c. 8. Marshal, as Messenger.
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GhnraIloHal.


MISS WINSTON'S SCHOOL, FOR
M young ladies' and children, northwest cor
her vi Meeting aud Society streets.
lecS .fmwl
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Notiees in Bankrnptrp.
nov21.w6

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES, FOR THE DISTRICT OF
SOUTH CAROLISA.-in Tie matter Of JOHN D..
REMEDY, Bankrupt, ny whom Petition for
Adjudication Of bankruptcy was q ed en- the 23d
day OF August, A. D. 1911, In said Court-ln Bank
rup,cy.-Thls Is to give notice. That on the eighth
day OF December, 4. D. 1871, a Warrant In Bank-
rupicy was issued against the Estate OF JOHN D..
KENNE ~. OF Lamdeu. In The County or ker-
shaw, ard State Of South Carolina, who has been
adiudged q Bankrupt on his own petition; III t
The aymeut Of aYy deUts and delivery Of any
property belonging TO said Bankrupt, 10 him or
for his use, and the transfer Of any property oy
Creditors OF the said Bankrupt 10 prove their
debts and 10 chU sc one OF more Assgnees OF his
Estate, will be held at a Court OF Bankruptcy, 10
be holden at No. y broad street, Charleston,
trar, on the twentieth day OF December, a. D..
1871, at IL O'Clock A. NJ. L. E. JOHNS n,
decl3-w2 G. Marshal, as Messenger.
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iraal Not fcs.

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUS-
- TY OF DARLlNGTON-Court OF comm, n
Paas.-y,kGINIA Z. C0GGsHALL, J: Z.
RIVES. Tu!or under Foreign Law, J: GREGG
MCCALL, Guardian PlainIir-, vs.. PETER Y.
co.. oGSHALL, CLARENCE ERWIN. OLIVER Z.
COGusHALL, CT ORGEP. COGGSHALL, JlLLsON
b. DOUGLAS, CARULiNk +. DuuVhAS; JOHN !.
CANNUN. ". JAMES DARGAN, HANNAH Z.
DAkGAN. CHARLES c. Law, Adninistra' ors.
THEODORE A. DARG AN, Trustee, JAMES X.
Erwin, ERASMUS r. Erwin, Decentralization.
plaiutio lmpeach Decree III ClaEce!y. Partition
aud Relef. ,,,,r,
ERWIN: You ure hereby summoned and requir-
ed 10 answer The complaint IN thls acton, %nic
was fled IN the office VI The Cleik OF said Court,
al Darlington Courthouse, in sa Il state. Oh The
1911 Jay OF October, 1911, and to serve copy ci
y. ur answer 10 the said complaint on the suo.
scrioer al his office. at Darlington courthouse, in
said State, within twenty days after the service
hereof, exclusive OF the Gay ol such service; and
il you fail 10 answer the complaint within the
time aroresa d. the planlir In this action win ap.
ply TO the .ourt for the relief demanded IN tile
complaint. 4. 4. CHARLES,
decl8.wG plaintiffs Attorney.
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
i COUNTY OF RlCHLAND-Court OF Common
F. FRAZEE, as Sheriff, I Rich
DEASE and RObkRT K. SCOTT, Defendants
Copy summons for reef.-lcomplaint served.l
10 the Defendant, EDWARD l.. UEASE: You
are hereby summoned and required 10 answer
the complaint IN this action, or which copy is
herewith served upon you. aud to serve copy OF
your answer to the said compliant on the rub
sc.lbers, at Columbia, within twenty days aft r
the service hereof, exclusive Of the day OF such
within the time aforesaid, The plaintiff In this
aclion will apply 10 The Court fer The relief de-
rnanded IN the complaint.
Dated November is, 1871.
MONTEITH BAUSKETT,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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90 Rent.

ITO RENT, A COMFORTABLE HOUSE,
i No. 21s Coming street, containing four
rooms, with gas throughout, good cstern and
we'll OF water. For terms, apply to WIN. Il. DAW-
son, Real Estate Agent, NO. 65 Broad street.
dec9-6
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TURPENTINE LANDS FOR RENT,
i whiting two hours sail Of the city, on
Cooper River, with good landings. containing
290G acres OF best Vel Ow Pine. For terms, apply
at No. AT King street. decl-fmwo3