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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-03-05
BROOK GREEN Mnns DEsraoYED BY

Brook GREEN MILLS DESTROYED DY
AsaF. These ape mills- for pounding
Hoe, on th6 WAccauigw River, sAout
miIss abSye Qeorgetgwn,
were destroyedsby ireThuTeday morn-
Ing, at o'clSSk. Tic loss is Abdut
$25, 900, Including building fixtures,
stock, wood, slaves, 60. About fifty
tiefeea of clean rice and $500 bushels Of
rough rice we're lost. A portion of tho
loss in rice is covered by insurance. ~
A curious pamphlet from the pen Of
Senor .Castols has just appeared in
Madrid, entitled "Amndeus +, from q
chronological Point Of View" It is
hoped that this authors next work may
not be. "Amadeua I, from oil Anatomical
Point of View."-Eschaage.
An Eastern paper. in fit of revolu-
tionary enthusiasm, says: "Hurrah for
the girls of '76!' ..Thunderv' cries a
New Jersey paper. "That's too darned
old! No, mol Hurrah for the girls of
III"
Mr.. James Wilson, the engineer of the
passenger train on the Spartanbnrg and
Union Railroad, met with q very serious
accident, at Aston, on Wednesday even
ing last, from which he has lost his right
hand.
An indigent colored man, named
Joseph Harpor, died suddenly 10 Ian
caster, last week. and another, named
Scipio Pyatt, was drowned in Charleston,
on Friday.
Isaiah Brown. colored man, living in
Spartanburg Comfy, has abandoned the
Radical party-the scales having been
removed from his eyes
Colonel VIM. Drakeford died on Mon.
day last, at his residence ut Flat Rock
aged 83 years.
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TO PLANTERS.
GUASO SOLD FOR COTTON
1T Reduced Price:

FH>HE undersigned, CHAMBERS & BRYCE,
Il agents for the sale Of SIessrs WILCOX,
GIBBS & CO.'S STANDARD GUANUS, viz:
Pure imported Phoenix Island, Wilcox, Gibbs
Il Co.'S Manipulated, and GuaIo Salt and
Plaster Compound, are authorized to sell a
limited quantity for Middling Cotton, at 15c.
per pound; Cotton to be delivered at planters
nearest depot, in good order: properly balcd,
previous to the 1st Of November next. Apply
TO the undersigned Agents at Columbia, s. G.,
for particulars.
These Guanos are ALL imported direct in
bulk, and no adnixturc Of Insoluble Phos-
phates or Stone Manure. Their Peruvian
Guano Is of the very best Chincha Island, not
Guanoppe, but the real No. Peruvian, md is
the first and only cargo ever impol ted direct
to Charleston or Savannah.
81 900 PREMIUM-They offer 81, 900 premium
for tho largest increased yield, for the use OF
not less than one ton of their Guano, under
the following conditions:
1st. Only Pbmnix Guano, Wilcox, Gibbs &
Co., Manipulated, and Guano Salt and Plaster
Compound, without admi1turc with any other
manure, shall be used on the land entered for
competition.
I'd. That competitors sh all submit satfsfac-
tory proof as to the quantity Of Guano used.
and the increased yield in proportion to guam
tlty, to committee appointed by the Cotton
States Mechanics and Agricultural Fair Asso-
ciatiou. to be held ut Augusta, Ga, next fall,
who shall be the cole judges OF said proofs,
and shall make the award and tho premium
shall be paid as soon az the award Of the
committee is received.
Their Agents are also authorized TO sell
tteir Guanos, for cash, at the reduced cash
prices, and also on time, for satisfactory &c.
ouri,y.
These Guancs have been in use for a series
OF years, and havo been surpassed by none.
We have acted as Agents for more than year
and are now supplying again those who used
it last year, which is the best proof of it's su-
perior qualities. We have tried it ourselves
and can vouch for its superiority; and could,
il necessary, give hundreds OF certificates of
its advantages over other fertilizers Wohave
a large lot now in store. here, and constantly
receiving and adding to our supply. Are now
ready to fill orders and ship, il desirable, to
any depot or station ON the line of either of
our railroads. Awaiting orders
March tlmo CHAMBERS & BRYCE.
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VERY DEsTRU6rNl ToRNARa III 3EgoRTH
GRoRaIA violent a6 destructive tor
naao Hasssa near sssis sssty oiss Sunisy
mSsniGg hAt, taking ina Ills s3nsse tka
Far Grouhfls, where its g9eatesk dad nag
heteabout%%yas done. The main b6flds
inG q lar&a framed one, ssoms 400 feet
or more in length, Che judge stand,
stock stniis, anu a, CONS o0nsiauTaGie ssiiaaGie portion
of the fencing around the enclosure,
were blown down. ogivesome idea Of
the force Of the storm, it is only neces-
sary to state that one end OF the large
building was literally torn to pieces.
The course Of tho tornado was from
South west to Northeast, and we hear of
much fencing and numbers of large
forest trees in its track being blown
dowr, but no other houses.
North Georgia Citizen, 3D.
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COLUMBIA, IS. &C.
Sunday Morning. March 8, 1871.

NERO FIDDI1Na WHILST ROME IS BURN
N1Na.-It is currently reported that tho
Legislature adjourned yesterday, with
the view CT giving the members an op-
portunity to attend the races. The ques-
tion arose pc to whether the Speakers
horse could trot faster than some other
horse. Whereupon the legislative ma
jority, although the Legislature is
pressed for time. and important business
is before it, adjourns it's regular session,
negleots the public business, and squan-
ders the, public money. Comment is
unnecessary. Think of a legislative
body, charged with public interests, ne
glecting, its business to attend petty
racel }
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The New York Tribune, with unctious
malignancy, avails itself of the death of
Gen. Magruder to indulge in vindic
tive and malicious Justification of facts
about the private life of the dead SOL
dier. MagrLder had his faults, but Sian
dering the dead was not one of them.
He had more honor and courage, and
did ''this nation" more service in Mexi-
CO than the whole tribe of Tribune veg.
etarians and free-lovers ever did in all
their lives. His military record, and
particularly the beating he gave that
Tribune pet. Beast Butler, at Big Bethel,
will be remembered when the political
and agricultural mumblings of that jonr-
nalistic cabbage-munching old rabbit,
Greeley, have been forgotten. It's me-
lancholy to see an old ass go out of his
way to kick dead lion when he might
just as well go on chewing his politico-
economical thistles.
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In n,reply to some of Senator Sherman's 8
lof Ohio) ultra Radical reflections upon
the South, in the United States Senate,
several days ago, Senator Robertson
used ths following emphatic language.
speaking of the Southern peoples going
into the war of secession:
''They went into it thinking they had
right to do 40. They fought in it as
bravely and as honorably as the men
who fought against them. I, for one,
cannot sit here quietly and allow the
honesty and veracity and honor of the
ipeople OF the South, as mass. to be
impugned. AS a people. they are as
honorable and brave as the people of
Ohio or the people of any other State. -
TRUE and timely words, Guy and
forcibly spoken.
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A female shop-lifter. arrested last week
in store in New York, had in her
pockets two bottles of wine, fifty yards
Of gnipure lace. two baby's dresses. en-
broidered and tucked, one piece of
mauve velvet trimming, two pairs of
kid gloves, seventy-five pairs Of chill
dren's fancy stockings, one fancy figured
glass, seventy y-five yards of blue and
green velvet trimming, one pair of jet
earrings and one large Bible.
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CITY Tax Notice.
OFFICE OITY ASSESS,


CITY HALL, COLUMBIA. 8. c., March 2, 1871.
MOTIOE 10 hereby given to all concerned
1N that Ire RETDRNS for all REAL AND PER-
city OF Columbia, shall be made and delivered
at this Office, on or before the 21st day of
March, 1871, for the year commencing on the
lst day OF January. 1871, verified by oath, OF
the person whose duty it is to go list or return
said property possessed by him, or under his
control, either as owner, agent, parent, bus-
band, guardian, executor or administrator
trustee, receiver, officer. partner, factor or
pcrty SO held or controlled.
The following must be returned for taxation
as Personal Property, viz:
Horses and Mules.
Neat Cattle.
Gold and Silver Watches.
Gold and Silver Plate.
Piano Fortes, Melodcons or Cabinet Organs
Carriages.
Wagons.
Draws.
Carts or other vehicles.
Dogs.
Average value OF Goods, Merchandise or
othor commodities pertaining TO business az
merchant. agent or otherwise, between the
1st days of January, 1870 and 1871.
Average value of all Materials used or pro-
Vlded Tor use in business as manufacturer
or otherwise between the 1st days of Janu-
ary. 1870, and 1871.
Value Of all Machinery. Engines, Tools,
Fixtures and Implements used or provided,
January 1, 1871.
Value OF Moneys, including Bank Bills and
Circulating Notes on hand or deposit.
value OF all Credits over legal indebtednes
Value or all Investments in tho Bonds or
Stocks of any company, corporation or person,
in or out OF this city, (eXcept National Banks
out OF this cty,) and Of tho gross receipts OF
Insurance Agencies in money and notes, be-
tween the 1st days OF January, 1870, and 1871,
namely:
Value Of all other Personal Property, in
Guiding Household Furniture.
The penalty for failure or neglect to make
returns of Property within the time given SO
to do, will bo strictly enforced.
BLANK RETURNS FURNISHED ON APPLICATION
TO WILLIAM J. ETTER, City Assessor.
Office Hours, . A. NJ. TO 7. NJ
MarCh5 16
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PROPERTY OF CoNFEDERATEs TO DE
REsToRED.-The Supreme Court of the
United States lately rendered decision.
IN which the Court declared to be null
and void certain legal proceedings taken
before a conrt in Memphis. in 1868,
while that city was in possession of the
United States troops, against one Tho.
mas A. Nelson, o citizen of that place,
but then resident within the lines of
the Confederate army. It was pro.
nounced by Mr.. Justice Bradley-all the
Judges concurring, except Chief Justice
Chase, who was absent. By this deci
sion, no sale Of property, mortgaged or
not mortgaged. belonging to absent Con
federates, made by virtue of decree Of
any court within any place held by the
forces of the United States, conveyed
any title to the purchaser thereof All
such sales and proceedings are null and
void, and the property must be delivered
back to tho owner thereof, provided lie
was resident in the Confederncy and
adhered to the Confederate States Go
vernment, and thus unable to appear in
court in his own defence; this on princi.
pies Of international law and under the
laws of war.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-03-05

DRINKING PLACES IN PHmADELpH1A.-
4, 159 licensed drinking saloons, and
about 1900 that do not comply with the
requirements Of the law, keep up the
spirits Of the people of Philadelphia.
In many of the wards there is one tavern
for every sixty people-men, women and
children,
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The straits to which the Administra-
ton IS driven in order to bolster I'D the
dominican scheme from being absurd,
have grown to be amusing. The princi-
pal duty of the commission sent thither-
ward. outside of bug gathering, seems to
be the manufacture of private letters, in
which an attempt to make the most out
OF bad bargain, is too plainly desperate
to prove effective. Besides this, the MD
OF the clergy has been invoked, and the
lev. DIR. Vinton, who has been no near
er to San Domingo than the island of
New Providence, has been induced to
write letter advocating the project.
The Doctors reasons for fooling away
several millions of dollars for this pur-
chase are very unique in their way. He
thinks San Domingo would make u
splendid snndtoriuna-a place for broken
down politicians and preachers to recruit
their health, though why they could not
visit 1T for this purpose as readily under
one form Of government as another, he
fails to explain. This hygienic conside-
ration, with its prospective benefits, are
so thoroughly ont of proportion to the
cost, as to be laughably ridiculous. The
same thing was attempted by the British
Government in the island of New Provi-
dence, which the Reverend Doctor has
Just been visiting. A magnificent hotel
was there erected ut Government ex-
pcnsc, without Inducing dozen English
men to visit it for sanitary purposes dur
ing any entire yenr. With tbriftless,
lazy population, nntutored, uncleanly,
ana almost uncivilized, San Domingo's
productive resources will prove of hardly
more benefit than those of sanitary
character.-NeD Orleans Times.
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Special Notice.

Special Notice.
nN all Taxes not paid on or before the 18th
cent. will be added; and if the said Taxes and
penalty shall not be paid on or before the 5th
day Of June next thereafter, or collected by
distress or otherwise. the penalty and sail
Taxes shall be treated as delinquent Taxes
on such real property, to be collected in the
manner that is, or may be prescribed by law,
with an additional penalty Of per cent for
collection thereof. G. II. BALDWIN,
Feb 10 County Treasurer
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Lawn and Grass Seeds.

II ENTUCKY BLUE GRASS, White Clover,
IN Red Clover, Timothy, Herd Grass, Or
chard Grass. For sale by
Feb 2i+ E.. H. HEiNITSH, Druggist.
Early Garden Corn and Beans.
REOHAWK BEANS, Valentine Beans, China
lXI Red Eye Beans, Early Six Weeks Beans,
Largo Lima Butter Beans.
COHN.-EARLY SUGAR CORN, Mammoth
Sugar Corn, Large White Flint Corn, Ever
green Corn, Early Dutton Corn, Smiths White
Flint Corn, Early Burlington, Extra Early
Dwarf Corn For sale by
Feb2lt e. II. HEINIrSH, Druggist.
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Tax Notice.

Tax Notice.
COLUMBIA, 8. c., February I, 1871.
TIM e County Treasurer hereby gives notice
i that he will bo ready to receive the State
and County Taxes, for the fiscal year ending
September I, 1870, on Real and Personal Pro-
Of February!
Levy for State purposes. 0 Mills on every
dollar.
Levy for County purposes, Mills on every
dollar.
Levy for School purposes, II on every poll.
C. Fl. BALDWIN, County Treasurer.
Office over Scott, Son Co.'s Bank.
Feb II
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More than 800, 600 people bear testimony to
the wonderful curative effects Of DR.. Pierce's
AIT. Ext. or Golden Medical Discovery. For
palpitation or irregular action of the heart,
all severe acute or lingering Coughs, and for
"I.iver Complaint" or righteousness. it ia un-
e1ualed. Sold by all druggists. M5T1t3
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SELLING OFF ar COST,

-, HAVING made arrangements TO move
EA on Main street, in DR.. Irwin's building.
,E4opposite the Columbia Hotel, will sell
1!lmy old Stock at or BELOW COST.
have also two IEtna SEWING MACHINES
for sale. CD. EBERHAKDT
March 3 q
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Not creature is stirring, not even mouse,
as tho happy housekeeper said as he lay
quietly in his bed after cleaning the premises
of rats, mice, bed-bugs and reaches, with
Isaacsens '5URE POP" Sold by all druggists.
~ N
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Terms Cash Only.

nCK terms are strictly cash, and no order
ed. "nH paid for. All parties indebted to us
will please call and pay the same Immediate
~: j. il r. Il. AGNEW.
March
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Lippman's Bitters are for sale by all drug
gists and dealers. Depot in Columbia. S. c.,
.: GsIGEn McGREdoR's, Druggists. s Is
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REMOVAL.

TIME undersigned have takcn that large and
Il elevated corner store house. OH the hill.
nearly opposite the marble yard, where they
are prepared to STORE COTTON or AIER-
CHANDlIE at customary rates, and will make
liberal advances on shipments to Charleston,
Baltimore, Philadelphia. New York, Boston,
or Liverpool. Will also fill orders for the pur-
chase OF cotton, and attend to the sale of
produce generally consigned to them for
sale.
They have also large quantity OF those
superior and well-known fertilizers of Messrs
Wilcox, Gibbs IL Co. for sale. (See advertise
ment.) Also, 1000 bushels Corn and other
articles, which will be sold at tho lowest
market price. Cali and sec them, either for
the sale or purchase.
Feb t1mo CHAMBERS & BRYCE.
In the District Court of the United
States for the District of South Caro-
lima.
In he matter Of s. II. Myers 6 Co., Ba,krupts.
In bankruptcy.
nN the 23d day Of February, A. D. 1871, on
~ reading the petition, ii is Ordered, That
hearing bo had upon tho same on the 1st
day OF APRIL, A. D. 1871, before said Court
at Charleston, in said District, at II o'clock
A. d., and that all creditors who have proved
their debts, and other persons in interest NAV
appear at said time and place and chow cause.
If any they have, why the prayer of the said
petition should not be granted; and that a Sc
cond and third meeting OF creditors be held
before G. G. jaeger, at Ncwberry, on the 2Sth
day OF March, A. D. 1871.
DANIEL HORLBECK,
March 5 m3 Clerk OF the District Court
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Just Received,

EINE TURKEY FIGS, in fancy boxes; Raj
n sins, Currents, CT tron, Almonds, English
Wainuts, Brazil, Pecan Nuts, Oranges, LIE.
mons, Cocoanuts, ETC., at
HEISE'S CONFECTIONERY.
N. B. A new assortment of PRIZE BOX ES.
March 3 A
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San francisco has about $4,000 on
hand for the French relief fund.
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Morrell's leep Well Pump and Fire
Engine Combined.

GuSlHt COnDlueu.
fVNHE undersigned, Agent for the above
Il PUMPS, highly recommends them to the
public, as a valuable article in case of fire.
They arc cheap, durable and very effective,
as the following certificate will show:
1 hereby certify that ono Of the above
Pumps saved our entire mill from destruction
by fire q few weeks ago.
JAMES N. JONES,
superintendent for Whtlock & Stack, near
Columbia.
March ImO RICHARD TOZER
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Cigars.

Cigars.
~ ENUINE Imported CIGARS, together with
VI large supply Of Domestic CIGARS.
Prices to aiIit all. JOHN g. SEEGERS
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LIST OF New ADVERTISEMENTS.
Miss Buie-School Notice.
Wm. Johnson-O., @. &c A. r. r.
Jacob Levin-Auction.
". J. Etter-City Taxes.
Helmbold's Oatawba Grape Pills.
Chambers d Bryce-Removal, &c.
Jacob Levin-Gaa Bills.
G. H. Baldwin-Tnx Notice.
j. W. Parker-Elmwood Cemetery.
d. Horlbeck-In the District Court.
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To Rent.

A DESIRABLE STORE, on Main street,
N near the corner Of Banding. For terms,
apply to DR.. John Lynch. or
Feb % HENDRIX Il BRO.
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500 Barrels
ENAIRA Family, Medium and Common
1N FLOUR, for naIe low E. HOPE.
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Potato Slips

1O0 BUSHELS Yam Sweet POTATO
IOO SLIPS, for sale low, for cash.
March 3 Z. HOPE.
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Cotton Seed.
Pure Mountain Corn Whiskey.

WTE have received direct from the noun
w tains five barrels Of pure mountain
CORN WHlSKEY, recommended as pure
juice OF the grain, softened by age which VIC
Will sell cheap.
Feb 25 NONTEITU & FIELDING
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Seed Potatoes

DUCN I OIdLUtS.
100 BARRELS PINK EYES and PEACH
lSIty BLOWS, in fine order, for sale low
FOR cash only. EDWARD HOPE.
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Fresh Crackers.

VI6SU OIdCKGTS.
SODA, Walnut, Snow Drop, Butter, Fancy,
~ Farmer. Ginger, Balmora'. for sale by
March 9 F. HOPE
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Malt Corn Whiskey,
XMARHAETED two years old, at
w Feb 81 JOHN G. SEEG ERS'
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N office

MO BEER will be sold at my brewery,
IN neither at Wholesale or retail.
Feb 81 JOHN G. SEEGERS
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HOTEL ARRIVALS, March 4.-Columbia
Hotel-J. J. Noah, Washington; A. L.
Quick, n. y; Fl. 81. William, Nj. P.
kickett, w. H. Evans, F. F. Chapeaux,
J. Deane. G. Memminger, Jr., W. A.
Bradley, Charleston; J. T. Solomon,
Sumter; j. T. Moore, Philadelphia; n.
G. Bozchen. H. Schmidt, Richmond; j.
Walker, s. c.; G.. Johnstone, Newberry;
Z. H. Brooks, r. Douglas, Augusta.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1871-11-23

A travelling agent for a New
York firm has recovered $4,000
from the Charlotte, Columbia &
Augusta Railroad. for ejectment
from the cars of that road. He
had a through or coupon tick
ct, and had the coupon belong
ing to the Charlotte road taken
from the conductor,receiving of
the latter check, He got off
at a way station, and when he
went on another train the new
conductor refused to recognize
the check, and elected him from
the car. The case was decided
in the Augusta Court Of Com
mon Pleas.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1871-11-23
The Interest Law.

The billrepealing the ten per
cent. enactment has passed its
third reading in the Senate. Ifit
should pass the House large a.
mountof money will be Withdrawn
from US and taken to other States
for investment. The Union and
american says Several hundreds
of thousands of dollars have been
brought to Nashville from Ohio
and elsewhere during the last
year, because it could be used at
ten per cent, and it has greatly
benefited some of the material In
terests of our State" If the repeal
is effected, an appearance of ms a.
bility will attach to our enact
ments which will drive capital
from us, and thus actually increase
instead of diminish the rate of in
terest. When the rate fixed by
law is less than the market or GUS
tomary rates, lenders and borrow
ers are obliged to resort to circuit.
Gus devices to evade the law, ard
as these devices are always attend
ed with more or less trouble and
risk, the rate of interest is pro-
portionately enhanced. Strange
as it may seem to the thoughtless,
the bill-brokers are the most earn
est advocates Of a low interest and
uSury law. Why? Because, with
out any regard to the theory of
political economy, but entirely
out of rerpect TO the practical
operations of the project, they
know that were prohibitions upon
the rate of interest removed, ard
clear field left to borrower and
lender TO make their own bargains
without any risk of defeat by a
plea OF usury, the rate of interest
would, to the great public good,
decline from their particular stand
ard, and range at marks agreeable
to the investor and The borrower.
The broker is the class that advo-
Gates the repeaI--not the business
man, nor the intelligent public.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1871-11-23

sP Postmaster Prosser, Of
Nashville, is another of the un-
fortunates. The papers charging
him with prosecuting claims a.
gainst the Government while a
member of Congress and sharing
in the proceeds thereof, have been
forwarded by the President to the
Postmaster General, with instruc-
tions that the latter take immedi-
ate action therein.