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.AN.AeT to. extend the time for officers t
- - uualify -

.AN.AeT to. extend the. time for officers to
49,, qualify.
SECTION /. Bsitenacted by the Senate and
House Of Representatives Of the State OF
South Carolina, now met and stting.in Gene
raj Assembly, and by the authority OF the
same: .i..9
That all officers elected at the recent cleo:
tlons be, and they are hereby, allowed until
the fifteenth day of January, 1871, to qualify
and enter npon the duties Of their respective
offices, and on failure to qualify within the
specified time, their respective offices ahall be
declared vacant by the Governor.
= = SEC. 2. Thatall acts and parts Of acts incon-
sistent with this act are hereby suspended un-
til after the lfteenth Of January next.
Approved December 81, 1870.
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This GUANQis now so well known in all the
Southern States for It's remarkable effects a. an
agency for Increasing the products OF labor, as
not to require especial commendation from ns.
Its use for five years past has established Its
capital invested by the Company In this trade,
affords the surest guarantee Of the continued ex-
cellence Of its Guano. J. N. ROBSON,
Selling Agent, Charleston, S. o.
JOHN S. REESE Il CO., General Agents. Balti-
more dec22-D6C
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JorNT REse1UT1oN for the relief of Samuel
Cochran, Thomas Cochran, Elizabeth coch-
ran, Iulians Irvine, Isabella Irvine and Hen
rtetta Irvine.
Be it resotuedbys the senasc and House. of
Representatives of the State of South Carolina,
now met and sitting In General Assembly, and
by the authority of the same, That any and all
property, real or personal, of the late Jullana
Lizard, deceased, now in the possession. or
nnder the control Of B. G. Presley, Esq, Of
Charleston, South Carolina, executor Of the
last will and testament of said Juliana lizard,
deceased, be distributed and disposed OF ac-
eording to the true intent and purpose Of the
said Juliana lizard, as indicated in her last will
and testament, and thst.th right OF the State
to said property be, and the same hereby Is,
released.
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DURE SUN!

OFFICE OF STATE INSPECTOR OF FERTILIZERS, J
LABORATORY OF MEDICAL COLLEGE, QUEEN ST.,
CHARLESTON, S. G., November "a, 1870. }
KT. John II. Holmes:
DEAR S1R-The gypsum submitted by You for
analysis Is the most remarkable have ever seen
for its freedom from impurities Of every kind,
niaining as It does bus onethird OF one per cent.
OF insouble matter. If 1t can be supplied OF SIM
liar quality 1t cannot fall to prove great boon to
Southern agriculture, as there is no crop to which
1t Is not beneficial, whether applied alone or In
conjunction vii other manures.
Very respectfully. your Obedient servant,
(Signed) CHARLES o. SHEPPARD, JR., N. D.
ianll-wfm22
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Jo1:ST RESOLUTION authorizing the State libra
Z. rian to cause to be prepared an index to vol
nme Ia OF the statutes of this State.
Whereas, IN binding. the statutes OF the
State of South Carolina at large, designed to
form the l4th volume, 1t becomes necessary
that an index Of contents be prepared for the
same; therfore,
SECTION /. Be Il resolued by the Senate and
House of Representatives Of the State OF South
Carolina, now met and sitting in General AS
sembly, and by the authority Of the same:
That the State librarian be, aud he s hereby,
authorized to cause to be compiled an index
of contents to the fourteenth volume of the
statutes of this State, at a cost not exceeding
one hundred and ninety dollars.
SEC. @ That the Treasurer ofthe State be,
and he is hereby, authorized and directed to
pay the amount named In the proceeding Sec
ton, out of any public funds not otherwise ap
propriats6, on the receipt of sufficient evil
dence of the completion of the work.
Approved the-l9sh day of December, A. D.
1870. -.
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TEsTIMoNIALs,

FULLY EQUAL TO PERUVIAN FOR COTTON.
''' STATEsyILLg, n. c.. August IL, 1870.
Messrs DUaDALE Il GIRv1N, Baltimore, Md:
Cotton, this year, your "Magnum Bonum Soluble
Phosphate;' alongside Of No. l Peruvian Gualo,
and thinks your Phosphate fully eqnal TO the
Guano, and believes that II he had used the same
money ralae OF each, the HMagnnmt Bonumn
would not only have eQ,tdlled the Peruvian, but
'A' ''' p"'1N>' ~ CARLTON BROS. co.
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The chariesron Cotton. Rice and Navai
Stores Market.

OFFICE CHAKLaSIUH -sHWS.
TUESDAY, EVENING, February ], leIl'
corroN.-There was somewhat steady anu
rather active inquiry for this staple, prices eAhl-
biting q tendency in favcr CT buyent Sales about
oo,o dslea, ssy1 at L., loa st12ts % at 12l, 26o
at l 225 at 1a, 154 atls o5 at II, 200 at IA l.lG,
SO at 14ls, 1853 at lsa. 25s at 1sIz, 2S6 at l4's,
80 at 14ss, 81 at 14zs and 10 on private terms We
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COMMERCIAL.

Approved December 2SI, 1870.
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WINTER WISDOM

Warm clothing alone win NOT protect The body
against the consequences Of the sudden deprel.
sion OF temperature which is eonoomitAn, Of
early winter FLANNEL next the Ekin preserves
the animal heat, but II docs not impstt animal
Vigor That property ls the special pfetogAtlve
Of Hostettef's Stomach Btters, which IL there.
fore tpetIae protection against majority Of
the complaints which arc most common al this
season. For example, course Of the great veg.
etable invigoant, commenced now, will be al.
most sure to preclude ehills and fever, bilious
collie, disorders OF the stomach. constipation,
and many other complaints which arc ofIOn the
direct or indirect effects OF an atmosphere sur.
charged with cold, unwholesomc VApOr. More
over, the system toned and regulated BY this
means IL much more likely to resist pulmonary
ditease than II w0uh otherwise be; for the In.
nueneO Of searching medicine perVades all the
Organs, and every hbet and tissue OF the frame.
Persons whose vital powers are weak, especially
invalid ladies and the aged, are earnestly recon.
mended not 10 face the winters FigoF without
having recourse TO this safe and sufficient means
Of reinforcing enieebled nature. Much suffer.
Ing may DO escaped, much danger averted by fol.
lowing this council Better late than never, IL a
good pruVetb, but II Is better to be carly than
late. dec5eod
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lBDiiEt BLL/'E CClL-Ai TFfsE'
mss4.a2 n llss lrs.,ge u Mining IN
yns,T,. led =, Tny, NJ r q. Smith
~ I4fyleltils, gsys Szse interesting 10,
ltmasu relating " lie DEEly dsllyTefsI
Nlst mi u IDIiAls, nLEA h etHsblefsl
ytla u; tsfgbg' rslEe " the SGs,Era !gf'
ags men, Z, i vii. ,rnsli if0a gfts With.
ygi t4sis2 sSI r41 ~ NJ! raw - Il
r.rlss rnA TIE nina TLs ereHi N tbs
INK nya Gslt hss Dza dshD!vly detef
mDs5 ne yrthcfn Limit Il ia WsTrer
pghiy. ne DggD1sfy II he oygl bEgiD
md Il eEeDds NfyggL the b.sie u IT,
li4us SJgihTGid " The Ohio river. Ia
win tie WINK mi 'eZiDa eEten4s irWn
tlise " vi Mia II many TesJafJ tbii
ti.I fesstnblea TIE EHltEh sp!ini cysl, Il u
l'ts inning, clhlsioI = ANAL siDO1Di n
aliis all il remarkable tee from s1l
,aai, AlsG Gpliniy ifaLtgYe, Ind efniu a
a1'l ringing SIIIi Yhen stFJEk
aitl The hammer. TIE LE7h are
usYef5Sd NJ nanDw G@gfes crDssfl
At ngAi anglo w. Mhey, seJEI.
fsiin2 TIE s,fsts IN sgcii s wsy ihs, ibe
mi may h. mineI In Is'ge books The
aby.e 1iTth n the be,l. Il never cakes
~ rihs blyetNer, and II IA tbb cliaTSctEF'
~ which give " the bl,ck cal IL tGfzJ.
lisf YsiBe ~ = f1el igf smelling iron Ofes.
II h4s sInlEirht DIiunen N TIE tJrtn u
gssltHP MISTER W render j, highly iEiiltn.
n4Jle bot uiE blocks retain their ShApa
Uuul bIfnt " ashes 10 such 3 manner ~
" Yibit the fe,Jiy passage u the blast
snI nsme through the entire mas u fnel
ore and tux, which the Pittsburgh Goa
will M ~. Ills found In veins NJ from
three feEt eight inches " FIVE feet iyuI
inches thick, many N them sb0Te water
level, and others st moderate depth
They can all he mined without the use 81
rDWher The pig iron male At the Clay
County BIat PuFnnce NY the uSe u block
cf,aI ~ d iud commands al the furnace
from two To three dollars more n ton thar
the came grade Ol pig iron made In Ken
lucky and Ohio from other coal will com
Inan1 In indianapolis.
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~ gEsEzsL IA izs Y1haG cJsale1ts
.,agnass II Df. Arr, Ess!EEses, All ~
gr.ai ,le S.ral,1 Sc ih4rh, hat rHFSiDc3-
20. 1-....al l,s g',.Iy;iIg % tses!Te q
aasuy y il.5ssiIg gpoa ia iLsl
Hsrll ~ z1s,rslaG Elisr siaiisIiiY .!
a,ae Cssuy Pss-FEl Llzsages, DR..
Aysfs TrlGls, AysrE PEEllfs ~
Cssgas, Cl.tIrT Pssss! Co4gb Dicis,
Ayer, YsTer rLsd Agss One, d. AyegB
l,.-.a PHI, &s., Or ,lloae Il ubkh are
n Df. AJe;'s ulslsiSisis .; oyllpDg.;i9lJ
.'s syss.lset4s 4 ,iis Yill..ay sld tErsIi
Tlty M nzly 1sirszA TIE sScE Of ii.s.r
nslrly bit q! lleir hes!'h, fg Ne 'ee,Tsry
.tu.af Ae4!.A. s5EA l. IN n.n3s impJyi~
..'G.sa t.lzsg. Prozl vagAI cDgH;sf-
H-r tie I@fIAe are w0DGtei by isS
s4zl IT, DDzE rrsapGy ehlfoss, BIZ,
f.s,a eT..-31l sysi.EiHss s.g3e nle ET,
nj p7nEliss n2si Ify.ss ltemsAlyta
ly fsi1,iDg " y Gsne1rd by Gsn.-
Da>l ~ III H.
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Wheeling 4 Lake Erie Railroad.

Col. Charles Allison, Of Wheeling, who
year. ago studied law In Wooster. was IN
our city lat week booking up the interests
Orthe Wheeling 81 Lake Eie Railroad.
Con- hlliUn sAys that this rOa1 will be
built, and that the Wheeling people arc In
earnest in the matter. The TnEarawas
Valley Road Ohers the strongest induce.
inGnU " the Wheeling people " Join in
and complete that road " the Ohio river.
II would bo well for the citizens Of WOOB.
ter U give Ibis enterprise encouragement
N they may lose tho opportunity forever
= Ro0lLhT RlnyLliean.
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IT TURNS out that Den. Crook, not Gov
Stafford, ia the officer " whom belongs tht
credit Of originating the plan Of employ.
Ing the friendly Indians nsga lorce n
fight the hostile Apachcs Gov Stafford
himself, in q letter Dthc Aih Ca'yoraidn,
says: "Gen. Crook struck the keynote
when he enlisted Indians against Indians.
II threw condemnation among them such
as WA never mcn bclprc, aud Ind lie been
allowed 10 pufauo this policy, IL would
have taken but low months 10 conquer
lasting peace. But Mr. Colycr counter.
lnAn1ed this order, and millions will
have 10 he expended and hundreds oi
lives lmt before the end will h. reached.
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TaE Tr1zA< Ia -fs 55:n praE2g
ras Err sT;rBzrsa Il lAls oi,s-Etiocs q
Taatu NrEsET,' LIZ caL5s-gf. - :
y TsTz;,lgzi Clyz.rI:zAss Esi / i-yHs -;
~ cEifle;A ~ lrzT kllItsss II e.
iru.lst IL GlTeTr-,s1-; ~; < tasi ~ p
~ TAs NrzyHT ppm Ifs '-'9y-'
l5y-ia. TIE C1a1lre.@. A4l>ril1s' -
TIsa NuuHT :, cpsEsis To s3iios q
u.g Td3gGl, u Ing i.s c1ly laseia q
fs-lsgslgs H. cg@sasaalz Ia lie
es.-zgi AZ rss III cLa bs..L.E Y &c
i.y! ~ sas5 rs W1G r-Lkes tie
YrEyErryE, b. ,ali l. ia; tie Tn3,zH<
pgTa - a e4-g9 ,? o-lslsl cscz.-
s.srs
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Mn. LoDER, who lately died In Eng.
land worth fifteen million dollars, made
five million dollars early In lie, and Jet II
go rolling on TIL II had trcblcd iscli with.
out much effort Of lis owner. The thing
evidently Is just 10 make your first mil.
linn
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DICTURE PRAMH

NOTICE.
IN OTTIcB RRINKLN INIrRLScT CO, 4.
WHEELINS, ". Va, OK II. 1851,
Nolos is hereby that 81 nes;iEs o. this no.
PAM. held this Day. Il va 1hAnizOatly
RtElsti. That We, The Board o. Director. q
hereby order " - made an 08sessneht OF tAiriy.
two ~ PET cent q Tie capital stOck q tAis con
PAM. parable a. The eoathSy's ofiee 90 o. Be-
lore the Sisi day Of DeSsabsf, is'i
Alta EabseQUeni meeting led OtiOArf 81, ISL,
Il wa, % melton, resolved - ihcreAss tie cap.
TAI OF Iris COMPANY Rihy TsO7tAnd DollG's
Notice being hereby EiTea Tat The hooks ST
Subscription 70 TIE tddiilunAl stIck Tili oe ol'st
10 present. ItoekhOldsrt, Al tie CouPaAy't QEtr.
on Monroe street. In the city Of NbetliEF. o.
THURSDAY. December II, A. d. iETl, bsiuocz
the hoars OF Q O'Clock A =. AID ) o.t!OtE :. \,
under the EupSrintshtetos Of c. y. Coca, sst't
taTy. The hook Will Be kept open frr three til =
Thursday. Friday AAd Saturday. Deeenhef ltlL
18Th and i6ih. ~ the sane place And sAne b'I'i,
eIotnR on the 18Th.
A eSsh instalmentof TEeaiy Dollar PEI ,hrt
will Be eqalred 70 Be paid On EabseTiblnI.
GEO. hENDRL,
J. n. VANCE,
GE0. ". RRASZHBih,
COmnliiioo.ft
Wheeling. De-. "a. D. 1871. EEL
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Miss KAEE, m Baltimore, rot out TO
write u list Of tho wrongs Of women, but
found 10 many Of them that she was
driven IN the conclusion that woman sur
fer wrong by being born nj all. This
diSp~cs Of the Whole question In nut.
shell
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TrE,DAY, DECEMBER :, "a.

GrEsgTLElJ56EE7s -Fr LIE 11E-
,,ss - acrzfl.s FsgllrE x IL FFsas-
l-=t Hss1lss ~ X ssGrstLlJ bSl'E-
rE-Lt rspG--, t-raE2.EIs! tFsc- WEss-
--r.- y lssszrEIG, j. Eal;S q 81 A..
1sssas.. 1g' tAaE-Et IEs E;sril-y ~ .
VI, H1SG5, sgpe=z-,ssIs=i x IL
Eseag- U.Ee cElss 8. Is ei:ys ~ q
al. sr;ers zsils.G-.;., Esaa1 GELlLlsGS
All lEgEIN
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cTEAM IAUNDRYl

Having largely increased our tieam i'clIl,.
and employed superior LAnndress, We w s sS,
nFepsred 10 execute an ordcrt In this deparimtn'
With neatness and dispstch without regard '
weather ..5.f,,
Special inducements TO gentlemen requiring
washing done regularly. .,..,,
PsTiis1itF attention given to hne wa'h.nsol
every description, including Lace CuriAIns, lA's
Seia. the hitlng Of ladies tuits, etc. An6W
for the Laundry called for aud delivered 10 NJ
parts Of the city. Leave orders AZ ONCE Of
jscSeod MoLURR HOUSE
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DIED.

PLADIHG.-On NOadAy noSAlnE, Deeenbel
Oh, 1871, NIcHAEL RLADISs, IL he Sah yeGI o.
bis age.
The fane1tl viii lake plsse from bis fIts rrsi.
denes in BenEood, TueslLy a Il O'tloek, \.
Rhendi Of ths family are respectfully ibTi,sd to
attend.
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ConHRLb University Is the only one Of
the three hundred aud siEty.nine colleges
in our country which has n profcssOrship
u American history. In TACT, II would
surprise most OI our college professors 10
know that America las any history worth
the teaching In comparison with the
learned gucascs respecting tho wolf That
sucked Romulus, and TIC Amazons who
inspired the early Greeks with awe.
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TnEgold and silver annually produced
upon The Pacific coast approximate
@B0,00OO0O. Only little more than
twenty years have elapsed since mining
was begun for these metals, during which
time we have extracted and put into cir.
culation something over 81 2OO,OOO,OO0 Of
the precious metals.
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Jsgc. q ~ Az. L ba1 "a have *
eErsl 5'hees L Is bsSe - tEla q ~
SJst.l sz.Lhzsae3 y kT A. c1IlCe s1C
E.alg Spp,aamEaiA q - tHzlicS teass
No Eecol541ilE g1TaI1Ea; pnshOaA
prSoEs 1cG s-ct.ztly TeA Es0Vl .
fEnpe-s1cAIyJ aETbo giTs leStln eo5nu
NJ ehkghctsf d do soeCeES VithO1l
) propsE ssase ofths gave rSpdoEhlht7s
Ekich sch c91ss cETOlves gp1o TIN
AzTl seyTics res1Ca ThicA CA odIecs
a. Gbass . maeh deGrat Ia Esrz1-
lie pCrszils, tie boSireSs M Sbo give
! le..sE q r5aonns1 -Sn % Ele-d %
cable hin % obtSir credit Eun ; EtrEE-
Eer, ! rez1rdA- : -loEzl = respooSib!e toE
ihe ir;ezT::l 4 Is tr.=a1 Sot rs AMY
70 usss rs O6fgEtioa A resoCuIto.!
law Ehich VOlh eEbIce tbs PriDciPle
sEGiRss 81 sc51rsers q perucs 6E p15l5e
plaes, 1oGH iny1re great c11iloa = Ia
kinz renouneodBtioaA A SAlnIaIy ~
son has beea taught ths earsiass and TIE
dHhooeSi iETz1f u TIE EIeAi RSnbe[ 0.
pEusecuiioos and oo1Tieti1os q lie hs'
two ysGrz
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THR K1RoEN N0TnET.

II 4 gratifying 70 noGics he kTGE1bie
change Ehich s taking Place ihruGzhOGi
The cOgnty, n bingi1g 70 puuishnen,
thdse who have proved EecHG1ni 70 The
ruSs eoatdei 70 then, Lni IN t!ETSiing
70 public oaice pooe bat thnss who pos-
- the coafIeDce Of The hoes; and viz.
tuO1s, who, il vii ATaJB BE E1nd, con.
Prise The nGjOEity q Tie Community IN
zhieh they lIYe
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/ have thus hastily summed up the op-
eratiOns q The government during the last
year and made such Suggestions as occur
70 me 10 be proper Tor your consideration.
l submit them with = confidence that your
combined action viii be wise, statesman
like, and In the best interests d the whole
country.
(signedl U. 5. GRAM, Hladtnl
R5IeuRH KdASi0H, DE-. 4, 1871.
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nm sEEIlcR oOllNIasl0A.

In NY message 10 COagTSHB Ooe year
ago, urgently recommended Tetorn h
tie civil seETics oi the country. In coz
lormity with that EeoOmmeDdStioa Con-
gres, in the ninth section q N act
making SppFOTgistiO1S for slDdIy civil
expenses d the government, and f0E Other
purposes, approved March 3, 1871, gave
the Necessary auih0EiIy 70 The executive
10 insugurAie 3 civil SeTyice reform, and
placed upon him The responsibility a
doing 81 Under the authority Of aid 60
] Convened 3 board u geuilemen, emil
neniIy qualified fOr this work, 70 devise
rules and regulations 70 effect the needed
reform. Their lAbOEs are not vet CON-
plete, but II is believed that they viii Suc-
oeel 10 deyisiBg = plan that can be
adopted, 70 the great relief Of The exsc1-
tive, the heads Of the departments and
members Of COngfesS, and which will ~
dO1Dd 70 the tue interests Of the public
service. At all events the experiment
shall have fair trial.
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MeNE AdNertIaementa.

FOR sALRTHR HOC2A
= - ea...I e = s. So s-E lzla,
kz7Ent * cir
Las CHnE. ssr Nsc--E NJ Flr-i :,
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.HE EUROPEAN QUESTION.

THE EUROPEAN QUESTION.
What Is the European qut stIon 70 uI' Letthe
crowned heads fight 1t out while We supply their
armies with provisions.
THE AMERICAN QUESTION
a. To the best method Of eiothlbgIray heads with
glossy brown or raven black Is, however, . mat.
tef OF vast Importance 70 millions Of both sexes
In this country. 1t
SEEMS TO BIZ DECIDED,
II popularity IL iaIr .estin the ease, In hvOr Of
Cribtadoros Excelsior Hair Dye
the sales OF which have been Advancing during
the past twelve months with rapidity astohish.
ing. A . drcssing alter dyeing, uso
oRIsTADoRo's HAIR PRRsRRvATTvE
nOVodGw
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ReIIef for Weak Eyes.

There 10 nothing more soothing and strength
enlng 10 weak eye than OTtoby 4 Dnfield
Perfected spectAeles, They obyiate az glmmart
Ing and dmness, and for eloso residing ~ 90,
sewing cannot he e1oelled. Cal a. lN HaAs'
street below MLurc House, for sp,ecnnDt.,,r,,
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silver and f'''''
" hoysS j. oxToBY 4 DuRFlELD.
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NEAR STEUBKNTILLR OE5rT
~ A GEsZ 4HD SAT NJ
- Dgtl-1ig Esrss AZ e EE-sa Il III
rHa4 N q rEEslGl- L. EzlEas = q, a =.
"a iE;z---g 4-sSEa-G4 = EEszSR1 Ca.H ~,
: : C-gEET
- -z9-.ss tl=..-s
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dissolution OF CO-P4gTyyy
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TIE TspoEt q The Secre.sIy q The In
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y0l Information collected and prepared
ioE p1b!iezsiDn in regard 10 The census
taken dlring The year 1870. and q The
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tie year, the Patent OAee, the Pensiol
Ohee, The Land once, and The Indian
Bureau.
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The policy pursued towards the In.
dams, has resulted favorably 80 far as can
10 Judged from tie limited time during
which Il has been in operation. Through
the exertiohs Of the various societies Of
Christians 10 whom II has been entrusted
The execution Of the policy and the Board
Of Commissioners, authorized by the law
Of April 10Th, 1869, many tribes Of In.
dians have been induced 70 settle mp.
on the reservations 10 cultivate the
soils and perform productive labor
Of various kinds, and TO partially &C.
cent civilization. They arc being cared
Tor in such way Il IL hoped as to induce
those still pursuing their old habits Of
life 10 embrace the only opportunity
which Is leit them TO avoid determination
l recommend liberal appropriations TO
carry out the Indian peace policy, not
because II Is humane, Christian.like and
religious, but because 1t Is right ! rec.
ommend To your favorable consideration
also the policy Of granting n territorial
government TO the Indians in the Indian
territory west OF Arkansas and Missouri
and south Of Kansas. In doing so every
right guaranteed TO the Indians by local
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sALARIEs 0Y CUSTOMS OHYfcERa,


Continued fluctuations in tue value d
gold, ~ compared with the national cur
Tcncy, has . most damaging effect upon
the increase and development Of the
country In keeping up the prices Of all
articles necessary in everyday life. Il
lostsfs 3 spirit Of grumbling prJudi'
cial alike 70 national morals and the
national finances. II the question can b.
met az 10 how 70 get a fixed value 70 oui
currency, and that value constantly and
uniformly approaching par with specie,
very desirable object will be gained.
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THE MORMON QUESTION.

In Utah there still remains 4 remnant
Of barbarian repugnant 10 civilization
decency and to the laws Of the United
States. Territorial officers, however
have been iOnnd who arc willing 10 per.
form their duly In spite Of equity and
with a due sense Of sustaining the majesty
Of the law. Neither pOlygamy nor any
other violation OF the existing statutes
will be permitted within the territory oil
the United States It's not with the re-
ligion OF the Seli.styled Saints that we
are dealing, but their practices. They
will ba projected In the worship OF God
According 70 the dictates Of their con:
sciences, but they will not be permitted
10 violate laws under the cloak Of re-
lieion. II may lie advisable for Congress
10 consider what In the execution Of the
laws against pOlygamy Is 10 be the status
Of plural wives and their Offspring. The
probability Of Congress passing an en-.
abling act authorizing the territorial legiS.
lAture Of Utah, 10 legitimstize prior 70
the passage Of the act, might be Justified
by liz humanity 70 these innocent chill.
dren. This % . suggestion only, and moi
O recommendation.