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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-30

Die 9olitif lit enolidJ un8 ibrcl1 CONNER
Ihlafe a%uf9ep1d)t uno rnmort an allen Gdel
uno Gnoen. Sntcreiiaut maren Die SorgGn9e
in W~taliad)uiettS ulo Jfelu : })ort; in ~eriierein
Gtaate, 100 man cine Spaltur0 Der Jtepubli.
talier errpartetc, bat bic GOuucution oG5u BET
actraserl, bic Yartei Su eiutgen utO Der titdr.
tiae oemofratlide @aEoioat Sobn Gulncy
Noanls miro Dem Ganoioateu Der Jtepublitas
her aeaeniiber eiuen ld)iuCrtl Stano babet.
Yutler, meld)er trCe elmer lll9cren ,unermiib,
lid)eu agitatioil, troB Der tbatl9cn Setbiile
Der Administration uHttrlag, bat iidJ geJeR
allies grlpartcn Der gntihelOung geiigt. -
Spannen0er ,ats in 2Sorcelter, luGrcH bic Sor-
gauge in Sprucuie, N.=D., no man ole
Seilung zines l6nglt inter oelt 9fcp : 2)orter
Hepublifarern erlltircHben Sruhs erlpartete,
no aber burd) odS Ired)e, terrorililld)e Auftrer
ten bes corruption 9ontliHg- 6liigelS Die aluft
Smiiten beiOeu Sraitlonen nod luelter murOe.
Der @reeleDz ,5liigel Mil lett ellie ctgelIe Son.
petition beruitn ulo eite gorelie oil Die Be
p6lteruua oeS Staates erlallen. Ginen gang
unerpartetcu Staubpunft nlnllnt bagegen
oas Organ OieieS Slltgels, Die 9few , yorter
rSrtbine" etn, cs acttptlrt nad) Dem Sor-
gauge Buffers glcitfaus Die Sttuation llnO
ia9t: ygtr acceptlren oaS geltcrll IN Spras
cute nominlrte Sldet mo pcrpflihten All beis
fen llntertiielng icne iollSen 0relpitrtbeile
oeS geiammten repnblitaniiheu Sotums oteier
Staot, bsren Selcgaten inter SeleiOigungeu
aus Der Convention uertrieben mnrpen. Nlr
acceptiren oas Ntirafel bon Flumpbeit, bic
Ylattiorm gerannt, nno belgert ms itlblt
Dem monltr6len Staatsz@omite ."-Sie Bar
telpeitiGe 1T Elm madtiges Ding, ielbit bic
enlightenment, geadDtetlten uno einllnBreid)iten
Solrnale bes HanpeS f5nnen iid tbr ntd)t eat.
siebeii. Der ebrlide alte @reelep 5iebt nit
Dem bon inn 9ebralOmurltel St)urten nno
0iebe Dturpbp aii eirem aarreu. .3teb'
Shimnel, Sieh' ="
Die llnteriu6ung Der Ncm. Dorfcr Gorritp.
ton ld,leppt i'd nod 10 langiam weiter, obne
b~eionberes Sntereiie 81 erregen. WaS man
iibsr bic Sad]e Aufregenoes erfabrel tonrte,
we,b n,ar, uno es ioute ms gar ilttt Wun.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-30

E1- Va td uon Srn. Dr. 6plipm bas Retz
iCinc Scrbefrrung IN ecr g onitruftiuu Scr s abns
pluttcn in otcicm 2 taotc Ju 9cbrauden, aetauit ba De
10 htcte Id %StcistUcn lest Dem Pnblitnm ais cine Der
gro8tel GntoCtungen, luctdc bis iegt in Der mechanic
iIrn .SnbndrSncitlnit a~clnudlt iuorben, an. Cine Der
aro8tel ShlOlerigfeltrn, iUeIhc bs ieet bel z otter,
Uclbc tuniiibc Sable trdgcn, clnpiuHher iuorbcn, lit,
0aB 6iciCl6cn bei'm giicn o6cr SpredDen IoIc ruct6cn,,
uuh hCi Cini9Cn Yerioncn nit h~eionocrcr Dtun6iormaz
ton pat man re be lEet mop ni9t mttSrtol9 Q@chrauz
p~sricrtiat, btcibcn in alien 6dncn iet itecn, inbem tein
N1brun9sitoft oocr acknowledgements inter ~oieiclhcn
~gCIan9en fam; aud tonnen bic Blatten al alten 9sz
bintn ungchrGft iUerocn.
SD cmpicble otcie neuc Griinbune ~tcionbers isner
groBCn !lnJabl BON Perioncn, ipetdbe iuieocrbolt,. iCoob
Obnc @rlols, gcriubt bGbCH, 0uf aepo6ntide Bciie
a%n9eiJtt9te glattSn 5n trd9Ct, une %aarantire i'd in
oocr Sebe bas gelo surld. 3dbne iurroen obnc
Sbmcr3 eurh @ebraub BON Qadsas ousee5o8er.
0d ib 0aiiCthe luatrcno itcbr, ais z Sabre gctrautt
bohc, lit es fanm notbt9, eCm Yublitum Die @cfubr
loit9tett UNI 8or5ligc oieies 8crfabrcns Su iihern.
Scionncre AuimertIdntcit miro Der ScbdnoIung Der
u%atiirlibcn SABINE 9cuionlCt.
Or. VI. q. Scopes,
i0nnS 1Gl NPr- 81 @nrN-l Is utn,p ro6s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-30

mirO. Die gclte ituS leioer in cine III b6i,
Sdulc 9caangen, u1O wcuu Ole Beit 9orrup=
tIoa ami Den lNponcNiheu 5nidu nod ulht
crIiltrt, 10 lam iie lcitt Ourtl Oieie SeOmtcnz
importation Clngcitltppt mcrOtn. 9Sir iitrd,
tel fat, ouB ith Die &opuncien cintN DGtc.
pbuutCn" uctauft babcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-30
@rrrin ,,Ihnlin Wr. l."


CUR gufnnbme ncuCr Oiit9licoer un6 SorbtrCitunz
gen luc0tn Der ONT mur1eu Aheno i'm uSocon"
itGtttn6croen eriten Sorittlun9 lueroen ale Oitt9lie=
Der criu(bt, Ciuer general<~S cridmmiung an Q unu:
tag WodbInitta1 uln 4 ubr hCi pm. Safer in DIR.
~, Wurh : SdprraHc, betSulDobneH, uub lucrocn
auC, rueIhe nod bcitrCten Wolcu, Gin9claoen, iid
ctnaufiHben.
1882 81 z. alsmtn, Ger.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-30
WermaninsMGnnerdln

SGmntlthe Wiit1licoer, paIiue un6 attiue, fno er.
iutt, hb piinttlt6 Weuntas. ben 2. Sftuber,
abenos Z ubr in Der eStdgsSule" eiHsuitnheu. nm
ith BON oort an Dem GlnSuSe in Oas Heuseruorbtne
ScreinSsSofdl gu betbCttlBcn.
ty33-l d~oS En,,ttc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-30
SauOcreime.
Sin urusr g,nuuerciu

I'M SdrI Il. SSasncrid,cn Spfale, Ir. AZ, Glib
SibertpStrd6e.
98enn Sbr einerl 9hten 80npereire bettrcten luoat,
no GuCr @eto iiber uno portbelbait Gn0Ciegt iCin
rpirh, fummt beutc Mbcme un . ubr Az &rn.
9Sdancr une nebnt 9imtbeilc t23t-3I
Ncner Snnbcrein.
On Dem neus9egliinoeten 8auuercire bel 6ru. Gig
ner, Sde eer S~dpettcs uue Gncnfirdbe. miro
Wpntas, ben 2. Sttobcr, bas @iuidreite9elb erbos
ben uno bic @eIeBe sur Annabme uor9cIe9t, luordui
Auc, Die hieicnl Rereine bttJutrCten iUiiniden, aufs
mGrfiIm 9emadt wcroen.
0cp. Spfcr, prop. RrGi.;
Safob Sorilein prop. Sdagm.;
(23i-i) Geo. Sdjmic, prop. Setr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-30
S~eriammlnngS- Nn;eigem.
Observation-Disclosures

Den gccbrteHS 0mcn bCS gCmiltteH Gbors 5r9la6z
riot, oa6 bic a~n9eia8te Yrohc Utontag. oeu 2. OFT,
nj d I inttitnoen miro, iouberi etnC Wo6e IpGter
Dfontas, rem o. Sffobcr.
i923-M 1na Gnr,ifs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-30
S6ntensYarf.
Saltimurer S6iBrn>0rleai1ait.

Gen Dtit9Iieosrn Su1 gtotri6t, oaB Der neue ger-
iualter or. y. 81. S:lbrins morsem 2 cnnta9L ben
1. Oftober, leine Stelle ais iolder Gntritt.
y. 4. Reauaret, Setr.
NaItimore, ben 30. Sept. 1871. l233l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-30
Wcrn1nniazQl

Scn Yittgtiehcrn oes Ssrcins our Gndri6t, oob
eNe ntue 9lGb=eOtal, Str. t92, SSeh.Spmbdrts
Sttd6e, BON SVnnta9 Wvraeu an gcciinet iGiu
iutro. Gtr Witaiieeer BADEN 9utJitt.
9Bilb. SuiBmaun, So,,i,.
(2J3) Is. Il. 9SdauCr, G''''''
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-30
9il0tjcsSunb,

Screin fir Sebcnsucrlid,eruu9 aranfcnsunters
ftiiBuns mne Suopcratipipeien.
Soiuobt Sebens-, ais aud Settpolicen lUerbCn bon
elmer tncorporirten Sebensueriiderun9s @cieni dait
oes States Wetpzgorf auSgegebeu.
aranlenz unteritilgun8 iicben SoaGrs pro ggofe.
Rdberc Austunit ertbcilcn Die Gutoritrtcn Agenten
oPs Sunhes. tUR. 1919
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-30
Nener 8anbsrriu III Der ct. M(pbun=
ms 6nQc." ".!'
Naltern : Aucnue : Nanperciu Nr. 1.
Nenc Mn3eisen.


Sa Ineire frau Di arie Z. Sed bospi1iaer geeiie
mein Sett une 3iid o%ertaiicn, 70 luarne i'd, oGs tubtt.
FUN, unter anerobun9 ess Seieees ibr Sbbab 81
9eben, ober aif meinem ytamen i'll bergen, ba i'd
~feinerlet SerantlportunS iibcrnebme.
Muant SEED, Sreeeri6s Mpae,
(235) siusi Gbiiren iiber Der erten COLGATE.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-30
0Sc6fe1,
Yafete, 8aIiaae Sdleine II. I. 10.

SD bite aic auignben d1p66CntItb bis Conner
tag ytittaa gu MAIDEN, nm un9eIdunte Seior9une
Gnt icocn S0mitG9s=S anlptCr nab europa berperts
iteltgen bu f6nnen. 4. Rdine,
@de Der 8nLtlmorGtI. nn0 Y.zS.zIns.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-30

perjammclt ith Sien tag, ben 4. Sftobrr 1874 be
9einrid, 2 tcin rs llbr atenoS snnt orttter Ninle,
600 antbeite limb ihon 9enommen. User 9sionner
lit, lid anSuihlieBen, 1T etn9eIaocn.
t233-5) Erous 81. 6ittcI, Sctr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-30
Sir at. lssGemeiupcs @duIr.
Ginueihuna ncr Observation-Disclosures,

Slnluetbun8 Der ncuen6arnguri>6n lr.
Sdmmttite attbaren. 3oseu tes 1entidben
io,pie bic eetr.lasrSsnH SSer aaant sd S r tsG ao Ss'r ipsrSea
hermit freunoliblt Criuht, ndrbiten nj II Den Z.
Ssiober, oes Hadmittass prdcis / llbr, it in ibren
btsberigen Sailen 81 p%eriamrneln, nm aur abboz
lung uno Anf6liesung Der porau59eberren Troz
SEXTON nod Der neuen Stoens.SaGe bereit All iein,
nnb 70 in boiler 2 tirte ibrcr UtitSliebcrSobl an beu,
ieterlibep GtnSuae tbeiljunebmen
3uuiS S}cd, @~ros4Huroe;
(233-34l Sdlentin Sdtufnanu, @rokz SER.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-30
Wener Nnnnrrein.

@untag, rem 2. Sftobrr, miro Elm 9aupercin
uutcr Den liberalitcr Seoin0un9cn bel 3ciur. 3eier,
Sfe Ger Gniors unc M nriicnftrdRe, acgrGnbet,
lnb iino Gue, tpctde bcabfbtiger, iid eireln 9uten
8ercinc an5uinlleBen, CingGlaocn.
(233-4l 5cinridb Ncier, prop. Ger.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-30
SuntnrDin.
q M n 10 a b

SullfnrDtn.
q amt c n ipdbt
mpntda, oen 2. SftobCr, BON 2 ubr GtGtnlittG9s
bis 10 llbr Nhenb5 i'm 8ibliOtbefStnmtr
5oIgcntc 9crren iuuroen benz @eieBt gendB ourb
Soripabt dis Sun0ioatcn iir eic il beiefcnbcn aems
ter ouf9eitclt;
1. grditbcnt:
4. /. pbler,
Wcprg Slpmc.
2. Stce=BrGiihent:
Sobann y. Ties,
Jafpb arduS.
Setrctdr:
@. Sruipr,
o. 81. Sbaubaufe1.
9ontroteur:
@f. MHslccr,
\. SSbed.
@eneruIrSomtte:
q. Roienieie,
y. Z. Adpfcr,
4. NchInamu,
M. Srieemanu.
dlti m ore, ben %. Scptcinber 1871.
22S,3i,3,4 Sie gSdbiridlter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-30
NpoiS.
cfauutmahuu

Sei GarI Bauer, gr. 81, Sitfentr., f6nner
nod eintse anitdnbiss 9oit8dn9cr eo8iS crbalten.
LaaaA =
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-30

PgilippzS tamm Wr. 80, II. .. u. ID.
Gen 8riibcrn oes StNmmCs Sur Radribt, bag bic
Seriammlunacn Res StamneS nun oui 0ionto9s
~@enem Sarsmsari. Sans.%S ar. az, ca.SaitO.s
Strane, Siuiilcn Grctrrs unb Saft : IT,, am
ndhitsn Mtoutlg 4bcHo 6Stbr fattfiuOct. Die 9rl=
Der ituo 9cbCtcn, otcics lbonc. 9eriumi8e Sotdi reht
hciBi5 ~ bCiuder.
(2E3l Sob. mufdl, Scfr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-30

3rgclmdbige @cncral 8ttlammlunQ
ee8 uSdrntonie=S I'll. =SSerciu8,"
Dtittmodb, ttn A. OFT. SGmmttibe NittQlieOer ba-
ben gu CritetRen, heterogeneous nc in Die geieFdde
StrGie ~ueriQllen.
IJgl-A y fStt ErVrIg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-30

Die Dtit9tiebcr ocs rStprb.N ffrabc cit. q aupcr,
Gins Sar. 1" iinb eriu6t, Der Sabresperiammluno
IN ontas. ben .. Ottober, beiSupobnen, ba Uidti9t
@ei6dfte oorlic9er.
(233) ". u, If artprt, Gefr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-30
NnSctae

gGe nod in Den Sdnotn bon S6iten bctnbllbcr,
bon mir on5aC9cbenen oSbccfs" ipcroen bis Suiil T..
Ianuar 1872 in i%ntircin ucuen SofdGe, 1oit 2 Office
Apcruc, nabe or Sultinoreitrabc, ~Cin9cloit
(23l-3) Milton SjeiSerid,,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-30
MuffurDerunQ!

AHWurutINNg!
Nntpn Gratnm ans f~Srantiurt q. IT.,
SpuiS 2ibreuS aus Bremen,
start @cora Srsbft aus Nicrieburg, FreuSeu,
&dlentin Suciuia aiibncr ans SiIoburgbGuitn,
Sohaun Sdrms aus SNnrOucr,
obtr YCrionen, otc iiber o~teitlbCn Auetnnit aehcn tOns
ner, iucroen erludt, it6 bel bcln untCrScthncten jn
mClcen. YE. Srefcl,
GoniuI oCs g.zS. Sunbts,
t23t $3.50 Rr. "a, Glib : @anftrobe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-30
iMrrmnnin.W nnnrrrin Mr /
ShsSalto. Mutuals@ aupcrcin Wr.

Die idbrlIdc |etiamnlun8 obi9en SlrrIrs iinOet
@untda, ben 2. SftohCr, lei ii. lhlcnbcrg, c'rfe
Ter Siomss uns Saneafterhrahe, abenos z ll6r
itHtt. Ile Dtit9Itcoer iino triudt. bel 8ermeiouuD
Der QeiCbltdCn Straie gu eriteiuen.
(233-4 ". 0pbbc, Ger.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-30
Nnsiicllung Des Mnrplnno Snitituts.
Sur ISddhrtehf Fir SluSffcnprt

Der groBe SuGl nib bur AufuNbnlC ron @cgcnitdns
ben iHr bic Iusitelun0 Sieuitda, zen 3. Sftuber,
pom Sormtttaqe9 ubr bis Ro6niitto9S5 ubr 0cbffnet
letn uno tdgltb bis Sunnabrne, ben Z. SitOber,
Stddmitt0gs D nbr 9eo1nCt bleibcn.
$3.50 JdmcS young, Stm1Hn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-30
Der ,,3meitr Gcntral : Baupcrrin q
Wmrrifn. Wnunrrriu Mir q

se entaa, ben 9. D. Wits., idbrtide S%eriommlul
unb Beamtcnpabl.
(293) s. Saru, Sefr,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-30

Der "gritcn gapttitensatr6e. aeoenuber. (9es61Sl
Reao'S "GRAND DUCHESS" &nf>
niibrs Waiier.
"READ's GRAND DUcHsss COLOGNE"
"READ's GRAND DuCHEss COLOGNE"
"READ $ GRAND DuCrEss COLONEL
Sa6 bette folniihe g3ciicr in ameritu, uniibcrtroi:
len non trgcnb einem oncercn grtitet. Aein Seiuher
9dlttmore's iolte cs uutcrldiien, f6 nit elrer 5laidc
oicics
dnSgcscid,netcu TdriimS
Sl periebcn. Gbcnio lpirb empioblGn:
"RcoeS Scmuelritter SSpaust,"
n9eao's 5enpelrittGrz Soquet,"
rRcab's 5eInpelritter=S oluet."
Serner iolte aui teiHsm Sutlettentiide ieblcn:
"NeNp's md9iibeo Yulucr ilr b6ien Sale,"
"9tedo'5 lln0tNhcs BuIoer iir bOien &ol5,"
Gin nnhettteIiidfs 9etlniIttcl thr Salsletoen ir9tno
tbun lulro. Die %gSirtuns bes WtiftelS III cine iulaz
oCrb0rc. NJ. 81. Meal,
(Scpti6,tS) Nr. 1881, Baltimore, nabe 9i9Bttr.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-08-04

FAREWELL LAST, LONG, SAD FARE,
WEhLi-We allude now to the court
house. jail. poor house farm, its. mule
and wagon, its IL, 900 feet of lumber and
1000 pine shingles. the tables and desks,
advertised for sale next Monday, by the
Coroner, ut the suit OF the Sheriff.
Looking upon thsse relics in the ab-
stract, considering them merely as court
house or Jail, poor house farm or O
mule, foot of lumber or pine shingle,
q table or desk, we cannot conceive any
particular fondness for them. Nothing
are more common than these, but in
this particular instance, when we reflect
that these are, In measure, our own;
that we paid somewhat for them; that
We have admired the lofty proportions Of
the court house. and praised its acoustic
properties; gazed with pleasure f?) upon
the ruins of the old jail, and. in man
ner, envied the poor house it's mulc and
wagon, feeling of decided melancholy
broods over our spirit. and we aro tempt
ed to think Of the County stripped Of all
its property, and cast loose upon the
cold charity Of The world. In fact, We
are blue about the matter. We wish
somebody would stop the thing before
it is too late. But the time draws near.
and for fear it may not be stopped, we
make our adiens. Nevertheless, we
would like hair ont Of that mules taii,
or spoke Of TINT wagons wheel, foot
OF that lumber, or one pine shingle, for
a memento Of the mournful occasion.
What brutes those County Commission.
ers must feel themselves to be, who are
the cause OF this thing.
Camden Journal.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-08-04
Arrest OF a Murderer.

l. AEIG1t Ox - haHoukcKs
Mr.: Ep1ron: We learn .,hat on lust
Saturday gnighAs the 2@ Tt, AboAt 9
o'olookSyi1 or #ght 1Dss dbAyasa1a ida
Old TqRn. in Npwb4gy OeuTtN Wry
qqiet kbd peaoaEble 9ftizen, ny tm nRme
Of M Foster White, was was Slot IN his
house, by somo unknown party out OF
doors. A ooroner's ittquast wasIh ha} d on
Sunday, by Mr.. Samuel -Furman. from
Newhetry 0oltt- -Hbhs6, bdt ,tKoy could
find no direct clue. to The guilty party.
Late. Tuesday evening, a.party Of, good.
disposed citizens. aroused by we'll .louhd-
ed suspicious, proceeded to the house of
Mr. Elijah Pitts, living near the line Of
Iaurens County. and threatened him, In
c&se he did not direct them to the where.
abouts Of Mr. Noah Metts, the suspected
party. Through fear of personal Injury,
Mr.. Pitts led the party about haif. mile
from his house to a pine thioket, which
was surrounded, and after short search
the supposed murderer was discovered.
Several pistol shots were fred at him,
without.eifect when he was overhauled
by Mr.. A. x. Tribble. After they had
effected tho arrest. Metts confessed that
ue uau oIPeeHuteu tue uorrtUle mur0er.
he was taken aboard the down freight
train. on Wednesday morning, at Saluda
Old Town, and carried to Newberry, ac-
compaaied by his escort aud lodged in
Jail. It,ia to be hoped that the good citi:
zens Of Sphth Carolfna will follow the
foot stspY of saluda Old Town. in, striv--
ing to, preserve the peace and quiet OF
the 6tate, ,;without soliciting, the aid of
tho military; for it is through their vir.
tue qlone that We may ever, hope to bring
about peace and: PROSPERITY 5...ia
. SALUDA, OLD TOWN.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-08-04

FATAL SHooTINa.-We learn, from Il
reliable source, that Oh last Sunday
night, Mt Society Hill, Richard Quail was
attacked md fatally shot by Ben MoCul-
lough, (both colorod,) at the house Of the
latter. The facts scem to be these: Ben,
who is employed on q Pee Dee boat, Ind
suspicion that tne deoeascd WAS too in
timate with his tBen's) wife. On tho
night of the murder le loft his house,
telling his wife that he would not return
that night; but, in order to satisfy him
self as to her conduct, he did return at q
late hour, and found the deceased with
her in the house. Deceased attempted
to escape. but after passing ont of the
house was shot by Ben and died on tho
spot Ben made no attempt to elude the
officers Of the law.-Darlington Jnaec.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-08-04

On hearing the report that the shock
ing condition of the firemen's hose had
resulted in the destruction OF large
amount OF property, woman sat up alE
night darning her husbands stockings.
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.CVHiUMBrAE. IS: e,
FribaSI 4orainkl AugIust I. ISL.

az, charleston nNaA,ipaaDsA Eleot1Pn.,- ).
From h'out tslegrabhft report it'viil BE
seen that t7the Radical ticket has been de-
feated in the late municipal election.
Thus Charleston has been r8kved from
an odious political YOKE, It appears
that the whites turned out.hravely, and
With the aid Of their cg]pfel allies,
carried The day. We congratulate the
viotors upon the result, and hope sthat
they win use their victory; 80 as topake
it,lasting. - .i;ss>,,,'
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OFFICIAL RAPFLE NUADEns Charleston Chart
table Association. for benefit Free School fund
RArrLE GLASS No. 13.-Aornfng-Anst.st 8.
50-9-74-5i-65-48-82 GO 40 0-41-5l-4-44
Witness our hands, at Charleston. this Sd
day OF August. 1871.
FEM PECK,
JAMES GILLILAND.
Augusta Sworn Commissioners.
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W. A. Peden and ". Holmes Hardin
were elected Commissioners Of Chester,
last week-beating their colored oppo-
nents.
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Affairs I'm south Caroilnn-.A.. More
Truthful Statements,

!A.s;;ssa: -esaers be go c!>ssssssteds; 1Me ma
jorits ofthe Ku Klux Sub Committee.
recantly on duty in this 4satei.bad no
soqnat returned to Washington than
they. published, or caused to4bo pub
lisAed, q highly exaggerated report OF
n4atters that had come under their Oh.
aetEattan- This led Judge Van Trump
togive his version which will lbe. found
in opr nolumhs; more EXTENDED than the
te|leggPaPhio report previously published
by ual .'i
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''The National Bank Of Spartanburg"
has been duly organized according to
the requirements of the Act Of Congress,
and fully complied with all the provi.
!sions OF said ACT. The room occupied
by the bank; next door to Lee & Oar.
penter, has been neatly and. convent.
emily arranged. whore they are ready
Tor business, This institution is an i'm
portant acquisition to the business inte
rests OF our town, and affords facilities
which have 1ssn long needed, ana which
will work not only to the interest OF the
stockholders, but Of the people at large:
Heretofore. money tor the purchase OF
cotton had to be. obtained from New
York, Oharleston or elsewhere away from
home: This no longer need be the caso.
It's officers, directors and stockholdars
are Q sufficient guarantee OF the perma-
nency, success and soundness of tbis
bank Carolina Spartan.
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LIST OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Ohas. Il. Peters-Grand Gift Concert.
Governor r. L. Scott $500 Reward.
Meeting Board Of Trade.
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A "FAIR" CASE REVERSED. .-Mrs. N.
J. Sayiers. Of Carson, Nevada, arrived at
Stockton. last night, and learning that
her husband WAS staying at hotel there
with another woman, she went to their
room and shot the woman three times
with revolver, inflicting mortal wo1 nds
Mrs. SAVERS and her husband were ar
rested and lodged in Jail.
A movement of grcat importance has
been sot on foot in England. A bill has
been prepared which sooner or later will
be introduced into Parliament, proyid-
ing for tho emigration OF unemployed
persons to Canada. Some Of the in
ducemcnts offered are free passuge,
sixty acres OF land, and E3U in money.
weekly mail routo has been esta-
blished from Johnson's. on the Char.
lotte. Columbia and Augusta Railroad,
pia Mine Greek, Mount Willing aud
Bouknight's Ferry, to Newberry Court
House. The Mine Greek post Office will
be at the residence of nj. NJ. PAdgett,
Esq.
DEATH OF JOHN G. CoLwE1L. This
ngcd and highly esteemed citizen Of our
County died ut his residence on the 18th
uit The deceascd WAS in tho seventy
fifth year OF his age. and during lis long
life was respected by all who knew him.
Carolina Spartan
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A surperlatively ridiculous opinion
has been given by tile ATTORNEY General
Of. the United States. Congress passed
law to prevent stampjsd envelopes
FROM being used as en rad1srtis-
ing medium. the first manufacturer hay
Ing put his own business card on them.
This law, says the Attorner-G General, is
Violated even by straight line on the
face OF the. envelope. on which the
direction is commonly written. This is
most abaurd decision; bat the more
important question is, whether the Co.
vernrnent, having sold these envelopes
to the people. will now repudiate them,
and throw letters in them out of the
mails. Is thas part Of .the learned de.
cision Of the Radical Attorney General? ?
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Board of Trade.

0VH1 u VI 1IdU6. m
A SPECIAL moeting will be held THIS
IA EVENING, at 8 O'Clock, in Palmetto En-
gine House. Punctu3l attendance III reques..
cd. by order: J. D. CALDWELL,
Aug Al Secretary.