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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1871-01-14

Wanted-Everybody to know that bust
ness at the BEE HIVE was not interrupted
by fire, on the 9Th inst. "a few hours delay,
and everything was moving as briskly as
usual. Goods cheaper than ever.
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ZiOn.-FoRD having completed his in
voice of stock on hand, and this week laid
in new supply, thus making his usual
it'll assortment, which he is offering at
greatly reduced prices.
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The Bee Hive is located temporarily at
Mr.. Drcnnen's store-house, on Main street,
nearly opposite the Court House. Prices
low and terms cash.
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Twenty Quarters of fine Beef for sale
to-day, Saturday by r. Bennett, West
Elkton, at 70 and - cents per pound.
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A Depot of cheap and fine goods-LEv1s'
No shelf goods, or second class stock, found
there but all is fresh, fine and new.
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MARRIED..

GROEES-hLENANDER.-On January
9Th, 1871, at North East, by Rev. II. G..
Shippers, ABRAHAM GROVES and ANNE
f. ALEXANDER, all of Cecil county
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MYSTIC WATER
VID7S WELL
Jan Z. 1S7l-6m
Il BLESSING TO LADIES.
DupOncO's Golden Pills for Females
ARE PERFECTLY HARMLESS.
AND NEVER FAIL.

To immediate yrceve and permanently suppressed
or difficult menstruatiun, remove distractions. &c.
One lady writes she would he willing pay s. box
for them rather than he without them.
Another lady writes, Dup0nc"'S Golden Pills relieved
me i'll {" two days, without any Inconvenience, like
magic.
" Beware of Counterfrits' The genuine is put
mp in large white boxes containing double quantity"
of Pills, and upon each box You will find the U. s.
Revenue Stamp printed from my pirate die upon which
Won will find the words DUPoNCo'S GOLDEN PERIODICAL
PILLS. i'll (whitrl letters None genuine without that
stamp. The small ret and ucliOW b0res are no longer
used, because Of their being councrf-ited.
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Orchilla Guano.

TRUE BIRD GUANC
Rich in Phosphates and Salts and equal to the best "A
Guano. For sale at ST. per ton by
JOHN PARTRIDGE,
oct 10. 1868 Elkton
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1871-01-14

Poverty is Bad, hut the worst kind Of poverty
is poverty of tie blood; this makes poor
indeed. for it takes away his strength, courage and
energy: hut cnIirh the blood with il. vital element,
by taking the Peruvian syrup rrotoNdc of iron
and ~" viii fee rich and good any body. Try it.
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Port Deposit Branch Railroad

TRAINS Run AS Follows:
Leave Port Deposit, $50, $50 and lilo An and la
AMI 6.iO Pm.
Leave P-rryvilIe 80 900 and l145 AN and 405 and
100
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COncert,-Prof Fischer, of Philadelphia,
will give one of his celebrated Vocal Con-
certs, at Hopewell, on the Goth inst, for
the benefit of the II. E. Sabbath School
connected with that church. The concert
will be in the evening, we presume. Our
informant has neglected to state the hour.
Carbonic Oxyd-A Teacher and School
nsarlv iSutocated.-A rare occurrence took
place at the Westamwell public school,
located on the Newark road, about two
miles northeast of Elkton, on Tuesday
morning last, the 10th inst, by which the
life of the teacher-Miss Emma Layman-
and that of several of the scholars, was
greatly endangered, while the whole school
was more or less affected. The cause of
the casualty, was the breathing too freely
of carbonic oxyd, or gas from the coal
stove Both the tlue and the pipe were
defective, which, combined with the heavy
atmosphere, forced the gas into the room.
As it had become an everyday occurrence
W NC luuS Tue ultltcT WAS Thought
little of at first, and as the school inhaled
the poison, of course they became more
stupid, but scarcely felt the effect as much
as at the beginning. Toward noon several
Of the scholars complained of feeling sick
and were allowed to go out. The school
was about being dismissed, when little
boy fell to the floor. The teacher went to
take him up, and becoming alarmed at his
death-like appearance, combined with the
already over dose of the poisonous gas, she
too fell unconsciously to the floor, and then
followed several more of the children. The
teacher was taken to the nearest house,
while the children were walked home by
the larger scholars which benefited them
materially. Everything was done to revive
the young lady that willing hands could
do, until the arrival of DR.. Tuft, under
whose treatment she gradually recovered.
1t was three hours or more before she had
revived sufficiently to be taken home.
We understand that similar occurrence
in lighter form, took place twice before,
with former teachers.
After this warning, it is to be hoped, that
the proper authorities will use all means at
their command oprevent another like dis
aster.
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The PAIN KILLER is by universal consent allowed to
have Won for itself reputation unsurpassed in the his
tory OF medical preparations Its instantaneous effect
in the eradication and extinction OF Pain in all it's various
forms incident to the human family, and the unsolicited
written and verbal testimony Of the in its favor
have been, and are its own hest advertisements
The ingredients of the PAIN KILLER, being purely
render it perfectly safe and eic,rious REM
cly taken internally well for external applications
when used according to directions The stain linen
from its is readily removed by washing with alcohol
This Medicine, justly celebrated for tho of So
of the Affections incident to the human family has
now been before the public for YEFRs and has
found its way into almost of the world
and wherever it has been used. the opinion is
expressed Of its medical properties.
In any att ck, where prompt action upon the system
is required the Pain Killer is invaluable Its almost
instantaneous effect in Relieving Pain is truly wonder
full and when used according directions is true
lis name 4 PAIN MILLER Jan 14-lm
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A little further up town-THE BEE HIVE
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Star Lectures.-Grace Greenwood will
deliver the third lecture of the Star Course,
at Odd Fellows Hall, on Tuesday evening,
January 31st. Subject Indoors.
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Fire.-On Thursday afternoon, 9Th inst,
the day on which the great fire occurred
in Elkton, fire broke out in the wood
house of Mr.. w. X. Stackhouse, residing
in Elk Neck, which destroyed his wood
house, together with about twenty cords of
oak and hickory wood, a lot of lime and
tools, lumber, &C., and the roof of his ice
house. The dwelling was saved by the
most heroic e1ertion, on the part of Mr.
Stackhouse and several other men who for
tunately were near or present at the break
ing out of the fire. So intense was the
heat from the fire that the glass in the win
dows of the dwelling we're melted. The
loss is four or five hundred dollars, on
which there is no insurance. Strange to
say there is insurance on all the buildings
on the farm, except those burned. 1t is
supposed by Mr.. Stackhouse that tile fire
originated by = spark from the chimney
finding its way into the wood-house.
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phila., vii. T. Bait. Railroad.

Trains leave North East station as follows
Sundays exceptad.)
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Phila. & Baltimore Central R.R.
CHANGE OF HOUR.

april, 1870
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-16
SArJE,s
ONEER LAUNDRY.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAS EsTAB-
1 lished =
- T. w LA ND RY
st Days former MIX Ranch. on he
Prison road. and will be prepared TO wait
upon all customers from this date.
\ wagon will be run TO and from the
every morning and afternoon. which
Will receive all orders. VIII call at all
principal hotels and saloons I'm the CITY.
No extra charges for repairing clothes.
Ordc-s promptly attended to.
ne II. FRANK.
Jan.ary 3, ISL. iaj-ff
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H. G. LILLE & CO..
DIR l. CT
IMPORTERS FROM THE EAST.
BLANK Books,
New. Cooks.
WisceIIsneous BooEs,
Newspapers,
New Music,
Violin Strings,
Letter Paper,
legal Cap,
nh Cap,
F~ocfscap,
vote Paper,
Legal Envelope,
Note Envelopes.
Drug knyc opes,
= arnninc and Violet Inks,
hrnold's Writing Fluids,
Maynard & Aoy.s' INKS,
Tbnldeus Davtds' Inks.
E~eservotr aiuct,ag- stands.
Patent GucilaEe stands,
M%ucilaCe "a stands,
faromcter I~nh>sands,
Fnunrnin I~nkstands,
r~nk-tand-.
Traveller Inastands
Elegant Portfolios,
Writing Desks.
water Colors,
Carpenters Pencils,
indeiibie peacils,
Drawing PeucIIs,
Fnbrr's Pencils.
Toying Hr ishss,
Copying Presses.
Copying hooks,
RIotting Paper.
Oil Paper.
Drawing Paper,
Tracing Paper,
Profile Paper,
Notrrial Waters aud seals.
Ccrrticate- Of Marriage.
Revard- OF Merit.
Apoth-carics' labels.
Checker BoarG-,
Cards and Dice.
Dice Boxes.
Chess Bep.
Collection Bags,
Rubbe Bands,
Bill Files.
Eyclet Machines.
Paper Fasteners.
Paper weights,
Paper Cutters.
II. &. LILLE.
NOTARY PUBIC AND COMMISSIONER OF
DEEDS. No - South e street. fur doors south It
Bank ct CuifJEua, Virginia, New. felo-tf
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SPECIAL NOTICE. indigestion IS the
cause OF nine-tenths OF all diseases the
living machine Is subject 10. Give tone
10 the stomach and digestive organs. and
you VIII save more than half in your
DOCTORS bills. DIR. Henley's ceIebrated
nj Biiters are recommended by all ply
sicians TO dy%speptics and for all COM
plants OF the liver and digestive organs
Sec advertisement in another coiumn
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ST. VALENTINES DAY.-A complcte
assortment OF comic. fancy and French
valentines can be found at M1ndlc-
haum'S Variety store, Carson street
above MusSer.
Go TO Smith & SAVERS for your ran-
nine Rembrandt Photographs, a; san
Francisco prices.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Mail and Express.

ARnrvEs.-From the :. Railroad and
Washoe ~ : a. m.
From Virginia. Gold Hill. silver CITY
and Dayton at 10 a. N.
From Aurora, Pine Grove and Genoa
at D y. m.
DEPARrs.-For Mashoc and G. y. Rail-
road ~ o p. IA.
70 Dayton, silver city, Gold I'M and
Virginia at 1 y. IN.
For Genoa, Pine Grove and Aurora az
: "A. m.
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AIMING MOTTO E-sTATE OF M
w vada, Comfy q orm,by. Carson Civ Jan.
". 1871. Notice j. hereby given that there Ia,
been levied by The T.ustess e the MONTREAL
GuLD AND silver MINING COMPANY an a.
tessinent % % cents per foot On the above named
claim. payable in thirty f3,l days from date.
J.J. Ga6N0s. President.
9 iAxNrs' sssysigv nf--fr
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Sales,
United States of America,
SOUTH CAROLINA DISTRICT.
FoCnTH CIncUIT-IS !.

FOURTH CIncUIT-IS Eou1rY.
Abram Van Buren, and q. Angelica. his wife
et dt., tJ. John Potter Brown, et al.
R1 virtue OF ell order Of the Court in thja
~ case, will offer for sale, III public outorv
on tho First MONDAYin November, 1871 AZ
Coinm1la. ~ no, less than the appraised prices
oeinw stated, the fol owing parcels Of LAND.
Al that PLANTATION, called "Big Lake,
situate, 81: lying and being in the County Of
hichlnnd. III said State, on the Copparee
liver, abtut eight miles below Columbia. con-
taihihI about two thousand ono Hundred and
seventy acres. and appraised ut twelve doIiara
per acre. Said plantation has bcen divided
INTO two tracts, OF nearly equal auantit, by
the road running through the plantation rom
me main public road to the Conearec Kiyer
AMI the tracts will Gc sold separately. 7'
ALSO,
Ali that PLANTATION, called "Sh;ver ;,
!l'g III same County aud State, about eight
cen miles beluw Columbia. containing thirteen
hundred acres. more or less and appraised
nj t II thousand dollars.
FERNS or SAIE.-One fourth caeh: baIanca
upon credit Of one two and three YEAR.
with the bonda OF the purchasers, bearing In.
tcrest NJ the rate ct seven por cent, PAYABLE
aaIlhusll!. secured by II mortgage OF the lands,
rurcnasrrs to pay for stamps aud papers.
Sald a'idr may he purchased at private sale.
on application to the unde r-igned at Sumter
O. -. j. 5. G. RICHARDSON,
&c. D Special Referee.
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IoLAssEs, ,CuUa ,35uI5u
Now Url'ns SUoL9U
Sugar Use. 6DQs9u
NAILS, 8s keg5 50t1t 10
Unions. Bbus1 l 50QDl Is
OIL. Kerusune,b 35Gl45
Machlnory.. 1901 W
SPECIE, Gold Wl l24
Silver 4Gl "
PoTAT's, Iris 1 500u2 OU
sweet. bus 75,g1 W
RICE, CaroliIla ID 0 UIU
SHOT, S'bag. 275Q53 W
SALT, Liverp.2OUoD2 10
SOAP, Yb, .74W1u
SPIRITS, Alcohol. l.gi5 10
Braiidy a UOW12 w
Gin .......2 O09L6 UtI
Rum. a UUQo7 90
Wiiiskey.. I. l 5000 w
SUGAR, Crus u Pl5@l6
Brown. .l2Gbl4
STARCH, u b.. SaWlU
TEA, urecn b ] 0UQD1 0U
Black, II 0ODl IL
TOBACCO, Chw.G .GU@l OK,
Smoking ,ib. .60QS1 on
VINEGAR, Wine, .50@6t
French. -. QDI NO
VINE, Cham. 28935 w
Port, Bgal3IOtD6 n
Shorty. ig7 0.p
Madairn.. 3 00M8 0
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WfoLEsALE PRICES CuaAaxnSa
WEEKLY ny THE BoARD OF TRADE

OOfhECTED WEEK In ny
APPLES, SDu.l UOQ12 OU,
ISAGuING, ..l8aI24|
GALE ROPE, Ma. 24,t1<4
N. Y.or Wes5 5ylb 7U1IUI
BUTTER, North. SO G4UI
Country, u ID. .2U413OI
BACON. Hams. 1buozO
Sides, u ib. 94OllI
Shoulders Sag,
CANDLES, 5perm404o7U
Adamantili. a ibl5MlGI
COTTON YAnNl 20Dl 25I
COTTON, btct M,. 10
Middling ..lYI
Low Midl'g, LII
Good Ordny, ..16,
Ordinary. l5l
CHEESE, e. D. b. 1920
Z
cactory .l6Y22I
COFFEE, Rio, Blb2O l0z5|
LaBuayra .2S025'
Java .2B l03UI
FLoUn, Co. G 75N1OOl.
Northern. .75O@lO 5nI
GRAIN, Corn l lOt0I 15I
Wheat III 80@2 tN)|
Oats..... ..c5W9U|
Peas i 10@1 25'
Hay, North, Bowt.2 O.I
HIDES, Dry, %ibi24Wle
dreen or
LARD. B ID. -. 1906
LIME. N bbl. 2 651n2 ~.
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New York used to be- very proud of
her great fire" in December, 1885,
which destroyed 674 houses, valued ut
Sl2 000. QUO. But she nov regurds the
'hing as u contemptible failure, aud is
heartily ashamed Of it.
Snnd storms from the Colorado and
M"jnvo deserts extend into Eastern Culi.
fornia, aud over 6J, 600 sheep Lave been
scattered and lost.
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Tho Alleged Whipping OF MIR. Rysten-
berE-An Indignant Denial from the

ehe" "hipPtng or MIR. Rytten.
berE-An Indignant Denial from the
Victim.
The following letters appear in the last
issue Of the Sumter Ne,os:
SUMTER. October 1G, 1871.
Mr.. EDITOR: The Columbia Dn;3,,
Union, in it's issue of the I'd inst, con.
tanned an extract (as be says) from a
letter from Sumter, written on Saturday.
September 80, saying that store -keeper
by the name Of Ryttenberg, living
fifteen miles from Sumter, was taken on
Friday night previous, and terribly
whipped by the Ku Klux, and for no
other reason than his being Republi-
eau. My attention WINS first called to
that article by Mr.. Paxton, Of the Sum.
ter |Vntchnaan; and being satisfied thut
the malicious and snnderous report
alluded to me, requested him to DENY
the same through his paper. and made
tue same request of the editors of the
sumter Ne,os. both as regarde the whip
ping anu my being Republican, aud
stated to them ut that time that was
called upon three weeks previously by
some gentlemen in disguise, {whoovcr
tney were l 40 not know,) who request
ed to see me, aud assured mo they would
son or property, and merely requested
me to stop buying seed cotton. Aud on
my giving them nu affirmative answer
they rode off, and I have never seen
them since.
Both tho Sumter IKuichn,dn and the
Sumter News have done mo tho Justice
TO deny my being whipped through
their columns. but the Coinmb bin Union
SfiH Sticks 10 Me lie. On the 9Th instnnt.
wrote l.. Cass Carprntcr, the editor
aud proprietor Of tho Union. requesting
him 10 give me tho name of his cores
pondent who wrote that letter, but re-
coiving no reply, on tho 9th Instant, I
learned from Mr.. j. n. Corbett. who
had just returned from Columbia, thai
Mr. Carpenter whs not there, and ud-
vlsed mo to write to Mr. Evcrson. VINO
was then editing the Union, which L did
that day, and made the same request
from him as 1 did from MIR. Carpenter
And on the l lth instant, L received the
following reply frnm Mr.. Carpenter. Iaec
letter On the 18th instant, L furnished
him sufficient proof that was not the
person alluded to. by letter from J. N.
Corbett, County Auditor, certifying
there being but one family of Rytton-
bergs III this County, aud denying the
outrageous report. Also, by letter
from Mujor Wm. L. DcKnight, assistant
assessor internal revenue, who is a per.
sonal friend of L. W. Everson, sub
editor of the Union, and yet to this dute,
ample time he certainly had, to give me
tue correspondents name, but has not.
WhyP Because he knows it to be lie,
and tries to shield him by not giving his
name.
Now, Mr.. Editor, having tried. but in
vain. to obtain the correspondents
name, who wrote that sauderous and
untruthful report about me, denounce
him. whoever he may be, US no gentle-
man, but mean. contemplate scoun-
drel and iar, and the editor who affirms
the responsibility of Ills correspondent
nnd still refuses to give his name, there
by iDil'cting upon me the grossest ipjus-
tlce aud wrong, as unworthy the conf
dence of high toned or honest men.
II. RYFTENBERG.
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OFFICE OF THE DAILY UNION,

OULUMB1A, OCLODer II, 1871.
II. RyNen6erg DEAR SIR: Yours is at
hand, asking the name OF the CORES
pondent who furnished tho information
to the whipping of one yttnberg.
Before l can comply with your request,
1t will be necessary for you to prove to
me that you are the person alluded TO.
ANY person can write over the signature
OF "Ryttenberg. Truly, yours,
l.. OASS CARPENTER
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Dental Notice.

92sA ALL those who ave demands against
NOLUS, will present them, and those indebt-
tti will please make pay ment to the under.
signed. who will continue the practice OF his
prof ssion at the old stand, Agnew's build
InY, uv"r q. F. Jaokson'n storo.
Oct Fl Ct W. l.. REYNOIDS
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ago; this is the second time T have be. n
10 your CITY, and am much pleased with
my reception here, as well as at other
places have visited in your State. If
l do not come oftener than I have here.
tofore, L shall not make many more
visits here before shall be quite oil old
man."
TORONTO, October 2O.-The engineer
IN charge of Division 81, on the CANADA
Pacific Railroad survey, reports two
whites belonging to his staff and Ave
Indians burned to death by fire in the
woods.
GLOUCESTER, October 2O.-A purse of
VI. 600 has been given to Capt Kuowl-
ton, who rescued the schooner Horton
from the Canadian port.
ST LOUIS, October 2O.-The National
Police Convention was organized, with
James Brown, Mayor of ST Louis, an
President. Ninety delegates aFe pre-
sent.
BALTIMORE, October 20-Tha report
OF the committee on the state of the
church is generally cheerful, but saws
they cannot. however, close their eyes
to the fact that in the Southern and
South western dioceses there are still
great weakness and depression, and the
recovery Of the church in these older
jurisdictions from their great caIamities
and deep poverty has not been as rapid
AS was hoped and most earnestly desired
An elaborate discussion is progressing
over the joint report on the ritual.
CHARLESTON. October 2O.-Atrived-
steamer Jumes Adger, New York; (;
aohooners George Washington, New
York; Pacific, Baltimore. Sailed
steamers Charleston, New York; Gulf
Stream, Philadelphia; Falcon, Balti-
more.
Two fever deaths in the city for the
last twenty-four hours
NEwAnK. n. j., October 2O.-The
Jury rendered u verdict Of guilty against
Botts for the murder of Pet Halsteud.
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BISMARCK AND TIE BANK OF ENGLAND.
1t ls represented That the daring Prus-
sian Minister holds at present the mer-
camille existence of England in his
iaaas. the result of having ilumblcd
France i'll the dust. No less q sum than
Is, O00. 600 sterling is now in his posses
sion, IN the shape of bills drawn by
French on English capitalists, and should
ne think Of presenting them and con
vertlng them into gold, all the specie in
the Bunk OF England wonld not suffice
MS 1t Possessrs little more than 81. 600,
0OO in oil. The directors of TINT ins,i.
tuition have endeavored to avert crisis
by raising the rate of discount to five
per cent, but this will not prevent the
calamity, if ho chooses to Insist on 1,av.
ment Of his bills. for they are bound to
give gold for their notes on presenta-
ton, and he could thus ronder the csta-
bllshment bankrupt in day, or reduce
70 similar condition all whose pnper ne
holds.
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International Insurance Comnanv.

International Insurance Company.
Mcssrs. +. w. SEIBELS Il CO.. agents in
this city, havo received the following de-
spatch:
10 E. W. Seibels d Co.
Received, this morning, despatch from San
francisco, dated October 10, as follows: We
make provision for payment of all losses and
will make good all impairment of oapital.
ACT with promptnsss, aooordingly.
-, A. }. bCLS TON, Vice. President.
T0u toM accept risks.
FRAME, HARE Il LOCKWOOD,
General Agents, No. 2O2 Broadway. NY.
Oct 81
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Notice.

1NliE Israelites OF the oity of Columbia are
L requested to attend meeting at tho
City hall, SUNDAY, the 22i instant, At 10 A.
NJ, for the purpose OF engaging a Teacher to
teach the children Hebrew Oct 2I2
q rocks. BONDS and COUPONS bought
- aud sold by D. GAMBRILL. Broker.
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otlce.

OFFICE TREASURER HIGHLAND COUNTY
rN.UMBIA, October 20, 1871.
VIZ DOORS uf treasurer OF Riohlapd
L County will he i, ned OIL the 20th. dav NJ
HNi.MBElt, 1871, for the receipt Of taxes
cue the State aud County for the year 1871.
me penalty of twenty per cent, provided
by law, will be added to all taxes rsmain;nr
unpaid Oh the 18th day or January, 1879.
Inc rate of taxation for the year 1871 ia as
fellows. viz: % 40
Cnnnt ,o = .an per centrum. uln............ mills.
D.u "a. per centum mills.
q. II. BALDWIN
Oct 81 113 Treasurer Richland County.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-10-21

JURY OF INQUEsT.-On "Wednesday, on
upon the body OF colored lad nam ed
Prince Ocean, found dead upon the
plantation OF Mr.. George Crosland, near
this place. The verdict of tile Jury was
that the deceased came to lis death by
q, tree wilfulIy and malioiously felled
Upon him by John Williams and Wesley
Wi'linms." John and Wesley Williams
are also colored boys. aged each about
ten or eleven years. Marlboro Times.
The Duty OF THE PRESS. We cordial
~ endorse the NeDs iD the OPINION that
II ever the press of South Carolina had
pressing duty before them, it is now.
Stern issues have passed us, some Of
them unnoticed; but sternar are before
us. The Government organ hes said
enough to give us forecast of the things
to come, and we must fearlessly meet
the issues. Too often have we SUP.
pressed manly speech. Let US do 40 no
more.-Marion Crescent.
DEATH OF DR.. b. A. RoDn1auEs.
are again called upon to chronicle the
death of o prominent member of this
community. The eminent dentist who's.
name heads this notice died Yesterday
afternoon, at 5 O'Clock. after few hours
illness, In the fifty.seventh year of his
age. Charleston Courier.
As daylight Gun be seen through yery
small holes. s0 little things will illustrate
persons character.