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NEyDIG E Ro-
so. E26 RAI6 STREET.
STERRRnATs.
FOR HOT SPRINGS.
HOT
Little Rock 70 rot SgTi8gs-A5camnaEa-
ti0a Hack Lac,

MN DAVIS. PROPRIEToR tAMPg
W pared with very superior FOur-s1riuE
AmbUlanCes, good Teams ana a-FurfvH
drivers, to transport nVllds and ute=rs 20
The Hot Springs, or any part of Arkansas. 81
figures as low es the Lowest Au aTL1uIaEea
VII seat persons besides chs u liver and
carry 500 pounds OF baggage. seats are
50 constructed as TO aorm q bed. and invaIIds
ride IN a Eaclf ing posture. Persons ra-ea
grap111g can have conveyance 20 meet them
at the boat or tain by which they come. and
a as huch time iu golag 70 TIE Springs.
winch 0ra sixty miles from LifIs Rock. as
be most agreeable 20 them.
DAVID q. fLSOS, passenger Agent.
Omce Aiken House, Little Rock, ami stab rs.
corner Of kirst and scott streets. mvl-
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WEDDING INVITATIONS,
TmTT ~ q

WEDDlkG INVITATIONS,
VISITING CARDS,
"MONOGRAMS s.,
Engraved and Printed in artistic style.
W. @. BYRD,
(LATE M~ERRIMAN's,)
90 Main street.
Cool hats at LEIDY & CO.'S.
BURNETT's COCAINE, the fsvorite hair
dressing
PARLOR AND CHURCH ORaANs.-The
best and most popular can be had at 81,
g. HOlenberg's, ga Second street.
dOE LOCKE, news dealer, 236x Main
street, has all the late papers from all
parts Of the United States.
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FRUT BoxEs-Any quantity Of Fruit
Boxes can be procured of J J. Wigs, at
his factory, near gasWorksI north OF
bayou.
YEETILAroRs. New style hats, ct
LEIDY g. CO.'S.
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PERSONAL.

- D @eakeu, ESQ, left the city yes
~ Saratoga.
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THE largest assortment of hats Is at
LEIDY 81 CO.'S.
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Editors AppesI-For the baby show, I
would suggest, IS an appropriate commit
tee to determine the relative beauty and
charms Of the contestants. the names Of
Judge Carmack, Colonel William +. Har-
din and Esquire Richards.
ALDERMAN.
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Buy IS worth Of goods and you may
draw one oftwenty beautiful prizes given
away tomorrow night, at the Southern
Palace, $50 Msin street.
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE COUNCIL

CONTINUED rom yesterday
REQUlsITIONS,
City Hospital physician for hospital
supplies. stores, etc. and the City Regis
ter Tor stationary and ice for his Office dur
ing the warm season.
Both granted by Council, June Z, 1871.
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PUNPs-sI5 Second street.
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ZOE CAIRO 80 81. LOUIs.
Homphls and 81. Louis .. s. hail Linz

FOR CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS.
Homphls and 81. Louis O. S. hail Lius
For OsceoIa, Madrid, Hiczman. Belmont and
Cairo, Connecting at Belmont with the
Iron r. R., at Cairo with
Illinois Central Railroad, and
boats ND the Ohio River.
ST. S...,..--W VIM. Blake master
Ihis elegant steamer viii leave d
as above
FRIDAY, sth inst, at S pm.
Tickets for all points via Memphis and ST.
Louis packets, North, East ana west. apply
/ TO General Railroad and Steamboat once.
TON b. DUNN cor. Court and Main SITS.
Freight received az thesLL Louis WnarfDOat-
" L. DILL, Agent.
leg ELAM. lALNEAI sup
FOR VICKSBURG.
United States Man Line for vloksourz-Fof
HeieH2r NAPOLEON era a~lcEEuurEs
COLORADO--....-...----..Ike Mckee, master
T3is elegant passenger paeze1
SATURDAY, ION inst at S pm.
Freight received az theSLlouis WhaEfboaf.
We. DILL. AGENT.
je9 FLEM. CALVEET. Eup't.
FOR CINCINNATI.
For Cairo. Louisville and Cincinnati.
master
will leave as above ~
SATURDAY. 10th inst, st 5 . n.
LAIRE EAEMSrAD GCO..A Agents,
teS Mosby Block, 5Ui Front Row.
Il or elm IA tt.
Memphis and Cincinnati Packet Company
So LAWRENCE -
IOnn rrell.-.......- -....--..-.masL
Leaves SATURDAY, June 10Th, st pm.
For freight or passage appiy to
ie9 p D. COBB, agent 26 Front street.
FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.
Fer Arkansas Riysr-Nempals aaa ATksa,
sss River faukst Co.
TVHE new and elegant boats OF this line
Leave MemPhist for el gCiets "a Arkan-
Sas River MONDAYS and FRIDAYS, 5 "a.
W. q. PATTESOS. agent,
ysg No. u Madison 81.
FOR HELENA AND FRIAR's POINT
Fer @GOmnsF0s, ausyIH, 0. &, 8sl8sa sHs
tFlaf's P0lat.
The reliable, hrst-clsss passenger packet
Geo. w. Chsss
MARK CHEEK--~...---masJer,
WIZ run regularly, SIS a1ove. leaving Mem
pos every TUE5D Az. THURSDAY and SAT
punctually az pms
For uelght or passage, apply on board
APPS
Fer helena, FPlaf's P5ist, seaizh, white
RseF. RaBols8l aad tins Sends.
The United states MRu Packet
A. J. VIII
leave aemphis MONDAYS 6nd FRI
DAYS. puuciuaily ata I'D
FOR height or passage apply on board.
ap5
FRIAR's POINT AND BENDS.
srlar's Poiai, HoisBz aad Bead8 uHitss
states Mas Packet. +;
Phil. AlliH,
a-8
Memphis Mondays, ednesdavs and
at c pm, commencing on the 81
1st., D continuing thrcugh the Esasnn. h
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Memphis ana White River uaasa
8tafsB Eall Line.

.1VHE new and elegant side
i wheel passenger packets ID.
this line VIII leave Memphl4 rIr E"sT9Ts1
BluR, West Point, Augusta, JacEso1nort aut
al points on White river, as follows.
EGAL4ENUEhL.- JOhn Ellicf1. mast--
avery Tuesday, At O'Clock pm.
WAA4.-.--.---.- ~ j. Ashford, maeta-
Every saturday, at o'clock p "a.
Connecting sc DsFaL's BluH with ra1r-crH f--
Little Rock and at J-acEsonport WIZ ~
h~ghtdrauEht steamer Fort sfrtth for 49,
hOntas ana All points on Black river.
For melgnE or passage apply on BOARD OF ar
ONCE Memphis and Arhausas afvrr $500
Company. ". G. PAITEs0E, AGENT
4sa-son ST. Merehanta Insurancs HldTz
U[uo ELLIOTT q MILLER. Arenfr
L5 Promenaae ST.. 0pnT +
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FOR WHITE RIVER.
RAlLROAD PACKET co sPABY.
WHITE RIVER N
auaHisg frsm DsVaU'a BluF o. c5sss-..a-
win me Asmphis aBa Lilgls 8sek g.. 3.

HOMMENCIGG MONDAY. May H.
~ l54l, the steamer OSAG
3 DAVIS Master, Clas- SmlthSls, lIera. wiz
leave DeNaLls Blun MONDAYS. WEDEEs-
DAYS and FRIDAYS, at 5 o'clock Pm. t0u
arrival OF train rom Mempaisl, for Dies Arc.
Augusta . JacksoupOrG Hs-uruIuZ, leave
9aeks0upOrt TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and
SATURDAYS, AZ 5 p M, uIakluE connection
with trains 40 DsvaQs Blur DrAamphIs end
Little Rock.
Is early as the tr8ks wiz justify. the
steamer sALLIE v. VII De added % the line,
making t-i-weakly tips 70 Augusra, West
Point and Eearcy. JNO. b DAVIS.
APIS SuBG Railroad PcckerTu.
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L, c, IRRELEVANT.

20 beautiful gifts distributed Saturday
night, Southern Palace.
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EDWARDS MEMPRIs CITY DIRECTORY.
for the coming year, viii be ISSUED as
usual. Mr. Soards, the general agent Of
the company, will give a business men
his usual annual call. to siord them sn
opportunity 70 advertise and subscribe
for this valuable work.
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FOR SHAWNEE VILLAGE

FER ShaEa g Village and tue Sends.
4hsSsm1-#eeEly United States Nan Paezs1
Oh CITY
]. D. Randall -
Wl4lsaVs Memphis for s6sw-
zee s14lagei - an tntsrmedlata
aaA4l1Rs. every M-ONDATauc FR~TnkTaf5DTm
FOR ARKANSAS RIVEB
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.

FOR NEW ORLEANS,
81. Louis & EsW GrlsaHs Packet Co
For Nstchez, VlcsEburg aud New Orleans
CITY Or ALCOA ----.-..-E- A. sherle, master
This elegant ana swlE- steamer
Will leave as above
THIS DAY, 9Th inst st ( pm.
1T. H~AeHIEGIUT, Agent,
1e9 81 Madison street.
For New Orleans
Merchants Southern Packet Co-Steamer
steamer
e NRTGHEZ -
Thrs.
VIII leave SUr DAY, 18th inst, Al 30 am.
RICHD W. LlGHTBJENE agent,
lee 44 Front street.
For NOW Orleans.
The splendid passenger Steamer
HENRY RMES
West a-Obs...maste Fowier---cIsrk
Leaves FRIDAY, 9Th inst. az I'm
RICHD ", L1GHEBURNEs Agent,
les 26 Front street
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BABY SHOW.

STEAK FTTrrvs. sl5 ssoond street.
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FOR WHITE RIVER.
Memphis and Arkansas River Pag kst esa-
pany--8hit5 Rig5F LiH5,
For Helena. Mouth White River, Clarendon
DeVeu's BluH and JacEsoupOTL
TIE splendid passenger
h ALLEE Ashford, master
This superb passenger End freight steamer
will depart as above on
SATURDAY, June 10 az 5 pm
For freight or passage apply on board or to
". g. PAtTESOk, Agent,
No. u Madison ST.. Merchants Insurance
Company's building jEI
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on the public wharf, respectfully report
that upon investigation, we find the pow
ers Of the General Council limited in di-
verting the uses Of the public landing;
thst while they have the power TO grant
the use Of a portion Of the landing for the
erection of elevators for public use, that
Is, that all steamboats, and other water
crafts may demand the use Of said elava-
tors for loading and unloading the same
in turn; yet your COMMITTEES are Of the
opinion That the General Council have no
right to grant to any steamboat or packet
company the privilege of erecting ele-
vators to be used by said steamboat or
packet company to the exclusion of 9TH
ers.
Your committee would therefore re-
commend to your favorable c~onsidera-
ton the erection of elevators tor public
use, and that q joint committee Of three
from the Board Of Aldermen, and ave
from the Common Council, be appointed,
with the Mayor and City Attorney, to in
vite proposals for the erection of two
elevators, one north Of Washington street
and n south Of Besle street, two propo-
sitiOns TO be required in esch case, one for
q term of fifteen years and the other for
twenty-five years, under suc terms and
conditions as they may think best for the
interest Of the city at large, and report to
the next regular meeting of the General
Council
All of which Is respectfully submitted.
Report received and adopted by COun-
ell, April q, 1871. Committee appointed
by Council: Pettigre y, Ruhln, Schabel,
smith and Gent.
By q vote OF the Council the President,
R. P. Duncan, was added to the Com
mittee.
The report was amended by the Board
of Aldermen by making their Committee
five, when Messrs. Dryer, Mallon, Cart
wright, Hoist and Belts we're appointed
on the Committee on the part of the
! Board Of Aldermen.
Report, as read, recsived and ordered
printed.
The joint COMMITTEES appointed for the
purpose of inviting proposals for the cree
ton of two elevators-one north Of Wash
ingtOn street and one south Of Bsale
street-hsve given the subject their
special attention, and in order that per.
sons or corporations desiring to make bids
for the erection Of the same, may under
stand the terms upon which the city is
willing to grant the privilege, We beg
leave to submit the following condition,
and request that the same be published,
tO-Wit:
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a m20 a - Front street
zFONEY-Uo loan Money o Couaterals
NJ Actress ~ and r. p o. Po1 E2. mylC
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EEw STYLES Of Straw hats at
LEIDY a co.'s.
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F0R THIS WEEK 0aLY.

GREAT BARGAINS IE THE FOLLOWING
LINE 0fGOODs for THIS WEEK OELY.
Ladies Cellars, all k.Bds RussisB
TOWsliBg, Sssb slb-oHs, OH
Cloths, EOyS Lia6l salts
ste, qtG.r only a5
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TIE

20 beautiful gifts distributed Saturday
night, Southern Palace.
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o -VICKSBURG.

United States NAH Line for VIcEsuurg.-Fof
Helena, NapCleOn era EicEEburE.
COLORADO----..-.Ike Mckee, master
This elegant passenger pEcG6r
viii leave ss above
SATURDAY, l0sh inst, st S pm.
Freight received az theSLlouis WhaEfboats
W. r.. DILL. Agent
je3 ELkM. CALFEET. eup'G.
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mAHTS.

nRragHER-AsvaCsncy as Principal IN the
e~-n Masonic COLLEGE wiz occur on
un--ceuenr dHg. 2lst June, and the BOARD
%. -u-r-s~ invite proposals 10 ID lEuch va
None but q I've teacher, emiuentiy
ru Heed and g. thorough d-lsciplinRrIau need
aUDv. 10. MURRELL, Sec'T,
Macon. Tenn
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new and elegant h-ght-draus1f eamsa
%LlTTLE ROCK
MAI. HOusfon-master Ches. CanrsaarE
Leaves Little BoeE FOR hcIt smith and aU
landInEs on Arkansas river ugasy ave
days. connaatng 90 Little Eock with ms
s.. Lsuli aa9 Arkansas HV PAT ca. Rr7n
from St. Louia, No.
FFslzhts rcE 40 poiuE counlenR 10 cara os
Elliott q 8Aier Memphis cr Ulis
Eln be promptly llrwaf1el nee OF char.7
Ians1eri SYLVESTER, 6upE
fsN go y, Commercial &C., a "a
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.SAYTON HOUSE ARRITALS

JF& c Lukins. Whale Branch; Rev D Gilbert
Beverly; John Mason, II & Judd & wife, Wilson,
L Virgins & wife, Gage, LOU & J Mayo; 2 NJ
Whitman, Jas NJ Crofut, wife son, Beaufort; Gordn
Young Jos Seabrook, Edisto Isand Capt Cliney Isaac
Bryan Chareston Jacob Levin, Fl Goethe, Iemasee'
J W Whitwel, d Curre, c Waters, ST. Helena; VIM J
Reynolds Hm Kelly, Boston, Mass; r q Whit aGer, W II
Bell, Lindea Park; A w Muckenfuss HardeviIe.
Henry Conklin JOS Thompson, Charleston; B
Thompson, Hilton Head; Eugene Edgelb Goe p Wood, r
Ward II NJ Cummings, VIM Reynolds st. Helena D
Comstock, Amherst Mass; Wyman Dearborn, Boston,
Mass NJ NJ Hutson, J NJ Campbell, II Martin, E Hub
bard; Gregore, ] NJ Hasgyow, Robt Brodie, Zea-
ley, P. R. RR.
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THE PLUNDERED STATE.
The Result OF the Frauds on the Bondhoid-
ers and Taxpayers-Rumors of Further
and More Alarming Discoveries-Govern
or Scott's Opinion OF His Colleagues.

The New York World of Friday has the
following article on the South CaroliHa bond
swindle
The feeling of insecurity engendered
amongst holders of South Carolina bonds by
the statements of frauds that have been
published in this paper, has not abated one
whit, and the anxiety felt by people, not In
New York, but in various parts of the
South, continues to manifest itself in the
way of requests for information of various
kinds. Thus one gentleman writes: why
don't they (Scott, Parker and Dennisl pub
lish the report of the investigation into
Kimpton's books promised to the reporter
of the World?" And "Why don't they ex-
pose any errors, if such existed, in the table
compiled by the World from their own print
ed statement, and which pointed so conclu-
sively to fraudulent issues of bonds?'
Why they should remain silent with means
of yindicating themselves in their posses
sion, is best known to them. Certainly it
would seem, as one interrogation remarks,
"a very simple matter to refute with Official
figures the conclusions of that convincing ia
BILE if they had been arrived at by misap-
prehension of the official public statement. "
Certainly the construction that is put up
on their keicence is anything but favorable
to the financial soundness of the State of
South Carolina or the integrity ofits officers.
So strong has the feeling of distrust become
that almost marked effect is noticeable, not
only in the marketable value of the bonds,
but in the difficulty experienced in disposing
of them at all. 1t is now said that the pres
ence of the State officials among US is due to
want of none; to meet some maturing OBJ
legations which it would have. been fatal to
them to have allowed to remain unpaid.
They feared the very disclosures that have
been made. The investigation of Kimption' S
books, it is further said, was only a ruse to
distract people from their real purpose; how
ever this may be, some of them have been
pretty extensively ''chinning around Wall
street for funds
The friends of Governor Scott are very
active in trying to disconnect his name from
any Of the vilainous practices ofhis appoin-
ees and political colleagues, and tell of many
instances in which he has denounced them
as ''thieves" or ''scoundrels," and his
friends now think he ought to be able to
speak advisedly.
Very strong rumors are circulating of farth-
er discoveries ofover-issQes in the bonds ofthe
State, swelling the amount far beyond the
highest figures yet published. In contradic-
ton to Governor Scott statement that all
the bonds printed had not been signed or is
sued, comes a statement that in most instan-
ces the bonds left the printers hand COM
plete, even to the signatures, which were
likcwslc printed.
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In New York Mrs. Miller took it into
her head to vote, and accordingly voted.
We have not heard that any earthquake
followed. 1t is no: so terrible after all, this
woman suffrage, is it? The earth rolls on in
its good old way despite what this woman
did on Tuesday, and even the social fabric,
for all we can see, remain about as before.
Perhaps thisgs would not have been shaken
beyond repair even had few more wo-
men voted.
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were well filed with jolly set of smoh'asts
and the platform cars were crowed with those
who had desire to see the whole coun-
trv as we whisked along. Too much praise
cannot be said of the road, it's thcroughness
of build, and the manner in which the Su-
perintendent and Chief Engineer have dis
charged their several duties. The Engl-
neer informs us that for distance Of forty
seven miles there is but one curve In the
road and that so slight it would not be dis
tinguished.
The evening was passed by many of the
guests and families at deeoner given by
Supt. MILLErT at the Saxton House.
Speeches were made by about all the invi-
ted, complimentary to the road and its man
agement, aud at late hour the festive
party returned to their homes we'll pleased
with the events of the day and its pleasures
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The City government of Charleston have
commenced the work of retrenchment in
good earnest. Salaries are being cut down to
the smallest living point. The Mayor want
ed to follow suit and cut his salary down
from So. 600 to So 800 but the Council OPP
posed it. We do not see why the rule
should not apply to the head of the city gov
ment as well as to the minor officers. If the
gentleman is satisfied with reduction of
$500, we are at loss to see the objections.
A goodly number of officers are to be
swept away entirely, and the drain upon the
City's exchequer is to be stopped as far as
possible
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&Te print elsewhere an article from the
eston Ne,os, upon the straitened condi-
of the State finances. 1t takes the
Id of repudiation under certain condi-
which are, that the people resist the
ment of taxes coming due in January
III clear exhibit is made by the Govern
IF the finances of the State. We believe
on exhibit wonld puzzle the financial
q mathematical skill of the Governor be-
d all hope; and however lucid it might
b his exeellency, we should prefer to re-
!e his statements with liberal grain of
fOwance.
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Spetial Nptite,

On and after Monday the 18th Sept, 1871, the Posi- OF
FICE hours will be as follows:
Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays from Q A. N. to
p NJ, and from 4 I. NJ. to p NJ. On tuesdays Thurs
days and Saturdays from A. NJ. TO p VI.
Mail Arrivals-Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at
6l5 p NJ and distributed same evenings.
Mail closes Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays
at 5 \. NJ
P + EZEKIEL
Postmaster
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Though but a week has elapsed since the
trains on the railroad commenced their reg
ukr trips, the expenses have fell beneath
the receipt in passengers alone. Very liz
tie freight has as yet gone over the road, in
consequence of its being so unrcachabie by
carts. We hope the County Commissioner,
will hurry UP that wagon road 10 tn"
dpDOt.
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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER l6, 1871.
THE YEAR IS APPROACHING ITS

termination, and hunlbly acknowledging the Supreme
Ruler of the Universe the arber and controller OF It's
destinies and in accordance with time honored custom
and eoucure with the Proclamation ofthe President Of
the United States deem the present fitting occasion TO
Recommend to people South Carolina the adoption OF
THURSDAY the S0th day of November as day Of sol
emn Thanksgiving to Almighty God for his numbered
BLESSINGS Rereenty assembling in theirsanctuares OF
prayer and praise may they make their humble contr
tion and acknovledgenient remembering in their on
the desoate and oppressed and realizing that ne
that knowch Him hath mercy the poor And through
,he holy and impressive influence of these acts OF devo
Zion may we bethe better prepared toperorm our duteS
to God and our fellow-ment0 resist evil and conquer
Temptation and become consecrated TO every pous
And patriotic duty.
IA virtue whereof have hereunto set my hand ana
caused the Great Seal Of the State to be afhxed al
LsI Columbia this eighth day of November, A 1871
and in the nineiy-sixth year Of the independence
4 of the United States of America.
I ROBERT X. SCOTT, Governor.
a l. ARrozo Secretary of State.
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Monday evening storm set in blowing
heavily from the east, and raining without
cessation the night through. Tuesday morn
, ing the wind changed to the westward, the
clouds vanished the sun came out warm and
pleasant, and all nature grinned again.
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FIREs.-Saturday morning there was an
alarm of fire which had its origin in BEN
NETS Cotton house. It WIS cxtingui$hed
without any serious damage.
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The Fire Department is ordered out Tues
day Nov. q by the Chief Engineer. Sc
advertisement.
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PEACEFUL. Our town is remarkably quiet
and correspondingly dull, No disturbances
R,ave transpired to mar the serenity, and our
Focal is bothered to get items
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The Railroad excursion of which We only
had time to incidentally refer to last week
WAS an undeniable success The train con-
sisting of eighteen cars left here about II
o'clock, arriving at Yamasee few minutes
past u, and proceeded to the extreme point
of the road some fourteen miles through one
of the richest lumber Counties in this por-
ton of the State. After remaining there a
brief time, the train started on It's homeward
stretch, reaching Beaufort at p. m. In
the "Superintendents' car..gathered the elite
If the town, while the other passenger cars
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1871-11-16

Tammany, the great ulcer in the side of
the Democratic party has been cut out. The
big Sachems and the little Sachems, and the
minor warnors are no longer on the war
path. They have been extirpated root and
branch, not with wariike Instruments, but
something more powerful, the ballot box.
Out of the many candidates put up by the
wigwam only one is elected, the notorious
thief TWEED. Solitary and alone the great
Sachem will set in the State Senate, power
2ess for good or for evil. He may not reach
even that point, but pass his winter in Sing
Sipr. where he properly belongs.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1871-11-16

A hearse has been brought to town by
Mr.. j. BRoDIE.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1871-11-16

! The Schooner Altoona is expected daily
with a cargo of Railroad iron for the P. r. K.
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men voted.

A correspondent of the ~ T. Times has
been seeing the noted orator, WENDELL
PHILIPS, and here is portion of what the
great thinker thinks: