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Tho Southern Pacific Railroad.

This great project, so important to the
future of the South, seems likely, at last, to
become on accomplished fact. The national
House of Representatives which has hitherto,
during this session, rejected every bill IN
volving grant of the public land, on Tues
day last passed the Southern Pacific Rail-
road bill, in an amended form, by very
decisive vote. The amendment strikes from
the bill all the proposed branches of the
road, and leaves it to provide for straight
overland line from Ell Paso, in Texas, to San
Diego in California. The easy passage OF
the bill, as indicated in the debate, was due
to the conviction on the part OF representa-
tiyes that the South, in sheer justice, ought
to have an overland road, Congress having
already authorized the building OF the North
ern and Central overland roads 1t was for
this reason alone that some Of the Demo-
cratic and Republican opponents OF. further
land grants voted for this bill. The land
grant is ten alternate sections for every mile
on each side of the road in California (there
being no land grant in Tt s. except from
that State and twenty alternate sections 10
the mile on each side of the road in the ter
ritories OF New Mexico and Arizona, making
o grant of about twenty millions OF acres OF
public land. This is the same as was given
to the Union and Central Pacific roads.
There is little doubt Of the ultimate concur
renee of the Senate in the measure; aud it
is announced that as soon as the bill shall
have become law, work upon the road will
be vigorously begun.
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a Down East View Of the Tariff.

One OF the most significant signs of the
times is an address recently issued by forty
three OF the most prominent woolen manu-
featuring houses of New England, in which
they protest against what they very justly
call sour present partial, unjust and oppres-
ssive system OF tariff taxation The pros
porous capitalists who sign this appeal for
reform of the tariff ore obliged to confess
that, although they have been educated in
blind faith in the protectionist heresies,
the '.stern logic Of experience has compelled
''many of the sons OF New England engaged
''in those industries supposed to be protect
s'ed, 10 doubt the benefits conferred by the
''system." But the reader must not sup
pose that by this experience is meant any OF
that gained by the consumers who purchase
New England woollens at prices. much
higher than those at which English, French
or German goods Of like quality could be
imported. These manufacturers endure the
sulIerings of their customers with exemplary
fortitude and resignation. But what alarms
them is the discovery, which they might
have learned, however, from any respecta-
bic writer on political economy, from Adam
Smith down, that protection enhances the
cost. 10 them of what they have to buy in
order to manufacture their goods. They
are compelled to pay duties, in some in
stances amounting to one hundred and ten
per cent, upon the raw materials they I'M
port, while they are protected in their own
finished products by duty disproporiion-
alely low They are especially dIsgustcd at
the tariff monopoly of coal for the protec-
ton of the Pennsylvania strikers, and which
they dolefully and lruthfully assert 10 bear
heavily UPON all our manufacturers as we'll
as upon our whole population, demanding
from them an annual tribute OF millions Of
dollars-a thing ''totally without excuse or
''palliation." They accordingly call upon
the manufacturers and people of New Eng
land to exert their well-known formidable
talents for agitation in favor, not of dimin-
ishing their own tariff protection, but of
giving them their raw materials free In
return they offer to "'afford to manufacture
'their goods under a low revenue duty" AS
these manufacturers include among the arti-
cles they wish to import free, wool, coal,
iron, steel and salt, the duties on which
are, as they complain, ''eppressions which
abstract millions. OF dollars annually from
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sahe profits oksMetrs productive labor : they
promise, in the shape Of partial tariff re-
form, an entering wedge, sufficient, if prop
erly driven 10, to split in twain the tariff
Upas tree which is poisoning the business
atmosphere of the whole country. We
therefore welcome their effort.
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TERMS OF THE NEWS.

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Address RoRDAN. DAWSON & co..
No. 14s East Bay, Charleston, sc:
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LEE.-Dled In Summerville, February Oath.
1871, OF typhoid fever, GEORGE LEE. Jr.. second
son OF Mr. aud Mrs. George Lee, aged three years.
ten months and two days.
~THE FRIENDS AND ACQUAfNT-
ASCEs are respectfully invited 10 attend his Fu'
neral Services, OF Summerville TOMORROW tsun.
day. at 10 o'clock. iee2o-'
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GT CONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
FALCON, from Baltimore, are hereby notl-
fed that she Is THIS DAY discharglng cargo at
Pier No. l. Union Wharves. All goods not taken
away at sunset will remain on wharf at con-
signees' risk. MORDECAI & CO., Agents.
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Glarrie1.

GoTJEN-GoTJEN.-on Tuesday evening. Feb
ruary q, by the Rev. Mr.. L Muller, Mt the
residence OF D. W. Gotten, Mr. D. W GOTTEN TO
MRS. A. g. GoTJEN both OF this city. NO cards :"
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funeral NotlEes.

EAGLE STEAM FIRE ENGINE
COMPANY.-You are hereby summoned TO attend
the funeral Of your late brother, W.. THOMPSON,
from his late residence, No. Line street. Tbs
AFTERNOON, a: O'Clock, In citizens dress. BY
order of the president.
febs ARTHUR N. COHEN. Secretary.
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JERRY BOYD, WEO WAS RECENT
LY with INGLIs, begs leave to inform his friends
and customers that he is working at MIKELL's,
In Broad street feb25-1A
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@ SPRING STREET CHU CHI
Rev.. T. E. WANNAMAKER will preach in the
MORNING. at half.psst 10 O'Clock The Exercises
OF the Sunday school will be held In the AFTER
NOON. The third sermon In the series on the
evidences OF Christianity viii be preached BY
the pastor in the EVENING, at half.past O'Clock.
Subject: "The Divine Origin Of Christianity
Proven from Historyn feb25
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guerial. Nntifts.

@ TEE MARINERS CHURCH WILL
be open for Divine Service every SABBATH MORN
1Sa at half.pastle O'Clock, corner Of Church and
Water streets. Services by the Rev. W. B. YATES,
CHAPLAIN, jan14-s
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fcbi-SwS

MS~ CITY TAX NOT1CE.-OFFICE OF
CITY APPRAISER, OlTY HALL, CHARLESTON,
S. C., FEBRUARY 2lsT, lS1l.-Not!ce Is hereby
given to oil concerned that RETURNS for all
REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY, within the
limits Of the City OF Charleston shall be made
and delivered ut this oilice on or before tile
twenty first day OF March, ISL for the year com.
mencing on the first day OF January, 1871, Vcri-
fed by oath, Of The person whose duty 1t Is to 50
list or return said property possessed by him. or
under his control either as owner, agent, parent,
husband, guardian, executor, administrator, rus.
tee receiver, officer, partner, factor, or holder,
with the VALUE OF such PERSONAL property so
held or controlled.
By Section 81 Of Act No. 90, OF the Legislature
Of 1883, approved September 18th, providing for
the assessment and taxation OF property, which
act was extended SO far as applicable, to the City
or Charleston, by an act OF the legislature passed
March lst, 1870, 1t is made the duty Of the City
Appraiser to add fifty per cent, and one dollar as
penalty for failure or neglect to make returns OF
property within the time given so to do, and ust
be observed.
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 Forces, Meiodeons, or Cabinet Organs.
Carriages.
Wagons.
Drays.
Carts or other vehicles.
Dogs.
Average value of Goods, Merchandise, or other
commodities pertaining TO business as merchant,
agent or otherwise, between the fist days Of Jan.
uary, 1870, and 1871.
Average value Of all Materials used or provided
for use in business as q manufacturer or other
wise, between the lrst.days Of January, 1870, aud
1871.
Value Of oil Machinery, rgincs, Tools, Fixtures
and implements used or provided, ard Of all man.
ufactured articles on hand on January 1sr 1871.
Value OF Moneys, including Ba Bills ana Cir
culatipg Notes Oh hani or deposit.
Value or oil Crsdi owe: legal Indebtedness.
Value OF al Investments Ia the Bonds ur Stocks
OF any company, corroraurn or person, IN or OUT
of this city except National Banks out OF this
city, and OF the gro;s receipts OF Insurance
Agencies W money ana notes. oee"eea the nrst
days Of Jaiuary, 1870, AMI lS7l namely:
Value Of al other Persoial Property, iacluding
Household Furuliure.
reba2-lino P. j. CoOGAN. City Appraiser.
@r PIMPLES ON THE FACE.-FOR
Gomedoncs, Blackworms or 0rubs. Pimply Erup-
tioEs and biutched designations on the Face use
PERRY's COMEDOSE. AND PIMPLE REMEDY,
Depot No. 80 Bond street, New York. Sold by
Druggists every where. Wholesale by DOWlE,
NOISE l. DAVIS, Charleston, S. G.
dec15-thstu3mos
@ DIR. sAGE'S CATARRH REMEDY
ia no patent m edicine humbug gotten up to dupe
the ignorant and creduious, but is perfect Spe-
cinc for Nasal Catarrh, "Cold In the Head" and
kindred diseases. The proprietor, K. v. PIERCE,
NJ. D.. Of Buffalo, N. Y, offers $500 for case he
cannot cure. Sold by druggists, or sent BY mail
for sixty cents. A pamphlet free.
f4Ish
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5peeial Nntlfes.

@-. CHARLESTON FEBRUARY rs,
lsn.-At Special Meeting Of the Prudence Fire
Company, held last evening. it was resolved
that T. W. BROWN Is no longer President or
member of the Prudence Fire Company.
tsigned,) Q. L. BROWN,
President Prudence Fire Company.
]. FERVES, vice-President.
febo5-1s T. ". GIBSON. Secretary.
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@D-PEDESTRIANS, OLD AND YOUNG,
call at EDWARD DALY's, No. lai Meeting street.
and purchase @ pair OF his Hand.ftted and Sewed
Jedot Calfskin BOOTS Brosans, Caters, Prince
Albert's, Oxford or Union Ties.
Lerens's Calf Front Brogans and Balnorals,
waterproof; warranted To dt. aud create no eornH
EDWARD DAILY,
febos3 No. l21 Meeting street.
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E@ DIVINE SERVICE WILL BE CON-
QUOTED in the Orphans Chapel, on SABBATH
AFTERNOON, at half-past O'Clock, by Bishop
WTGHTMAN. feb25
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@- MEDICAL NOTICE.-PATlENTS
suffering from Diseases pc tanning to the GENlTo
URINARY ORGANS, will receive the latest scien-
tlac treatment by placing themselves under the
care OF DR.. T. REENSTJERNA, Office No. ~ Hasel
street. three doors from the Postohlce.
sen2O-ru:hlyr
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Eost ano fonnn.

r OST, ON CHURCH, KING, OR ARCH
i DALE streets, Black Fur Cape. reward
WIII be given If left at No. Church street.
fph25
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A YOUNG LADY IS DESTROYS OF
n obtaining q situation as companion or
housekceper to an Invalid or elderly lady, either
In The city or country Salary not so much Of an
object as comfortable home. Address NJ. 4,
DAILY NEWS Office jana
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NHICoRA CoRNET BAND FESTIVAL.
LOVERS OF MUSIC AND ADJUSTMENTS, THIS
SURELY is TREAT.

The .CHICoRA CoRNET BAND will give q
GRAND FESTIVAL, beginning on next MONDAY
EVENING, 27th instant, at Military Hall, for FIVE
successive nights or more, under the particular
supervision OF the following committee, viz:
j. P. HOWARD, Chairman, FRED. o. MARSHALL,
JAS. III. HOLLOWAY, WM Il. LOGAN,
SIDNEY G. EcKHARD, EwD. FORMS.
JEo. l.. FOWLER.
The Committee, in behalf of the Band will spare
no pains to see that all arrangements shall be
conducted with perfect decorum and respect to
ALL They will be assisted by the very gentlemanly
and courteous Floor Managers:
P. ". LEWIS, SAML. E. GAILLIARD,
wM TEEscoTT, E. Q. TUCKER.
ADMISSION, 25 cents; Children. 10 cents. :
N. N.B.-Tickets can be had from either OF the
Committee. at the following prices: Five for 81,
or 25 cents for o single ticket. =
Doors open precisely at P. NJ. and close at IL
O'Clock at night. One hour for DANCING each
evening. feoZz-#s2-o
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TOsT, ON THE RUTLEDGE STREET
Car Line on the evening OF the 9th, q pair
or BROWN KID GLOVES, with Gold Glove But
ions in them. Tile finder will receive suitable
reward BY leaving the same at the corner OF Broad
and Orange streets. 1eol3
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feb2S {

-r NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS HAV-
ING claims against the Estate OF tile late
GEORGE Fl. HOPPoCK will present the same,
duly attested, to P GADSDEN HASELL, ESQ.,,
Accommodation Wharf, and al persons indebted
to said Estate will make payment 10 him, or to
CAMPBELL & SEABROOK, No. 90 Broad street.
Howell HoPPoCK,
fcb1-sws Administrator.
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CUPPOSED TO BE STOLEN
y from colored boy, on Wednesday evening,
three SHAWLS. which the owner can nave by
proving the same and paying for this advertise
ment. Apply at No. 100 King street. feb25-3*
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~ UNITARIAN CHUhCd.-UIYINE
Service will be held in this Church TOMORROW
MORNING, at.halrpast 10 O'Clock, and 10 the EVEN.
ING at quarter.past o'clock, the Rev. R. p
CUTLER officiating All strangers are cordially
invited to attend. Subject for the evening dis
course, ''The Progress Of the World under the
Power of the Gospeln feb25
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ANNIVERSARIES.
mants.

WTANTED, A GIRL ABOUT TWELVE
w OF fourteen to do housework. Good re:
concentrations required. Apply at No. 33 Rut'
ledge avenue. lep2i-2T
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E,oUND, A BUNCH OF KEYS, ON THE
afternoon Of the oath instant, which the
owner may have By paying expenses. Apply at
THE NEWS ONCE. feo25-l
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1S PIMPLES ON THE FACE.-FOR
Gomedoncs. Blackworms or drubs, pimply Erup
tioGs and biotshed designations on the Face use
PERRY's OOMEDOSE, AND PlMPLE REMEDY,
Depot No. 80 Bond street, New York. Sold by
Druggists everywhere. Wholesale by DOWlE,
NOISE 4 DAVIS, Charleston, S. G.
drcI5-thStu3mos
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ms-ST. JOHNS LUTHERAN CHURCH.
The Rev. Bishop W. N. wIGHTMAN, D. D., will
peform Divine Service in this Church To-hoRRow
MORNING, athalf.past 10 o'clock. Sunday School
in the AFTERNOON, at half past o'clock feb25
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MB A COLD SEEMS A SMALL AT
FAIR.-Most people neglect 1t. Who minds 1t ?
Yet cold may turn to consumption, aud then
follows almost certain death. Take q cold In
time, then, that is, take DR.. D. JAYNE'S EXPECTo.
RANT, the well.knOwn standard remedy for
Coughs Colds, Consumption, asthma, Bronchitis,
and oil Pulmonary Complaints, aud your Cold will
disappear as we'll as all apprehension Of danger.
Sold by all Druggists. For sale by GOODRICH,
WINEMAN & co :, Charlie ton, S. c. feb2Ilhstu3
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g5e Gbafssto,, afps
NEWS OF TIE DAE..

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1871.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-21
Assembly Standing Committees.

On Judiciary Messrs. Williams. lockwood,
Savage. Manning, Bowman, J0nes, Remnant.
WAYS and Means-Savage, Garaghan, Manning,
buckingham, Cowen, Williams, Smith.
Federal Relations-Williams, Canayan, Child.
Savage, Bowman.
Public Morals-Trousdale, Burlingame, Buck
ingham.
state Library-Liken, Simpson. Barber.
Public Lands-IIatch, Garaghan, Burlingame,
Gray. Wagner.
Internal Improvements-aurphy, Potter, Wag-
ner, Beck, Simpson.
Contingent Expenses and Accounts Jones,
Back. Barber, Williams. Lockwood.
Mines anil Mining fnterests-Murphy, Hay,
Garaghan, Piper, Organ.
Corporations-Smish, Gowen, Savilie, Patehen,
Eliyson-
Counties aud County Boundaries- Garaghan
Bowman, Trousdale. Willard. Lisens.
| Trade and Manufactures-Dclano, Dewey, owen,
Fuller, Hatch.
Military and Indian Ahairs-Beck, Hay, Law
son, Mcclellan, Rogers.
state Institutions Gray, Tenant, Hogan,
| Patchen. Williams.
Observation-Disclosures Roney, Organ.
Public Printing-Delano, Harris, Lockwood.
Claims-Chiid, GTeenhalgh, Piper, Hogan, and
Fuller.
Engrossmont-patehen. Rogers. Eilyson.
AEricnlture-Dangberg, Mcleod, Harris, Pot
ter. Fuller.
observation-disclosures, Bowman, Cowen, Piper
Doyey.
M-iieage-Tennant, Garaghan, Greenhalgh.
ON Observation-Disclosures, Burlirgame, Jones
Dewey, Brown.
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Senate Standing Committees.

On Elections--Mcssrs. Hall. Fox, Cleveland,
Mullen, Hastings.
Milrlgc-Srrncpr. Eastman. small.
WAYS AMI Mcaus-IIaalctl, Eunuiiirll, Mullen,
rhelan, Mccoy.
judiciary -Hounihcla Hall, boring. Crawford.
Moore.
corrorations-Shamp. Fox, Mills, Moore, and
Brown.
Public Printing-Abratam, Crawford, Iiazirl.
Military aud Indian Alars-FcX, Mills, last
man.
Counties and County Bounlaries-Hll, McBeth,
Hazlttt. phelau, Mills.
Agriculture aud dannf1ctures-Small, Hi!l.
Spencer
Observation-Disclosures, Hazlctt. Mccoy.
Internal Improvement 49, nazarl, Abraham,
Cleveland. MrB+th, Hopkins.
Mines nui Mining luterests-hcBeth, Mullen,
Hopkins, phelau. Mills.
Inbiic Lands-Borins, Eastman, Htglctt.
Federal Relatians-lieyeland. Hazard, Brown.
Engrussment-BruWu. Crawford. Small.
Observation-Disclosures. Cleveland. Hazard.
state Pri~an-Hsil. Slatnp, Hastings.
Public Maials-McCoy, box, Small.
state LibrAry-Moprc, Mccoy, Boring.
supplies and ENpouditJrcs-Ea-imau, shamp,
Spencer.
isoaA- ana Erilge-sPeueer, Hi, Boring.
Rules ami Juiat Rales-CfaWfgrd Mourr, and
Mullen.
Cltfrts-Es~tman. Mills. Spencer.
State AGAirs-fhelan. Fox, Mulieu.
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PHYSICIANS
AND OVER 100000 PEOPLE INDoGsE
DR.. III l.
CELEBRaTED
XXI BITTERS
III BEST
LIVER REGULATOR KNOWN.
EVERY FAMILY SHOULD HAvE A BOTTLE
IN II HOUSE.
RELIEF 70 ALL DYsPEPTICS.
AMost Pleasant Tonic and Appetizer.
LIVER REGULATOR KNOWN
EVERY FAMILY SHOULD HAVE A BOTTLE
IN THE HOUSE.


UrfTF INVENTOR OF THIS REALLY WONDER
L FUL TONIC. after a series of years and cN-
ueriments. has succeeded iii bringing before the
public al that can be desired IL n pure Tonic and
kccaperaior.
These Rittgrs are prepared from the most choice
nui wholesome herbs and r4uis. and have given
universal satisfaction wherever tried. Thousands
u iy-pgpties have found relief through their use.
and physicians recommend them ior the cufuof all
diseases q the blood and liver, and irregularities
81 the digestive organs.
Headache, Eiliausuess AMI CONSTIPATION, Gem
eral Debility and Lp,s II Appetite, an are caused
Is thr arrangement e the stomach. Liver and
other fuurtiauarits &C the system. Tho MI Bit
tiers have been successfully used anlare warranted
- alleviate the sufferer il ali the above cases.
The unprecedented success of onr Bi,ters have
met With IN this coast. and the numerous calls for
the same from the East. has induced Us t. open n
house ia Chicago, and thousands &C bottles are
sent daily T. all part- ~ the States. and the CAL
norma MI BITTEgS" under which name
they are SUtd thcrcl. are rapidly growing IN gem
efal favor and suppianting in most cases all other
t1nics AMI beverages.
Success creates rivals, and some INSCRIPTIONS
parties are cntIcayoriug % sell an imitation article,
put mp similar enough Isl style and enter appear
ance, 10 deceive the uuWary. ard We caution con-
suulers - examine the article before purchasing:
| the genuine has our trade mark blown IN each
bottle. aud In. HENLEY's signature pasted acrus-
tile top.
| 50 L. EN IL ER l..
III. EPSTEIN & CO.,
Sole Proprietors.
No. SIS Front street, san Francisco. No. : Ia
Sale street. Chicago. te4-am
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NOTICE.

VNHE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES No
i tice that he is about 10 make application 70
the Hon Commissioners II the General Land Once
Mt Washington, ID. c., TO have refunded 70 him The
purchase money paid for the s. u Of s. 4. oil
Section 4, and n. W. Il Of n. u. y Of Section .,
Township Ii. n. of Range 10 T., cancelled by order
u the Commissioner, October Is, 1867.
jals-bw GARDNER WOODWARD.