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Special Notices
sixteenth Assembly Distric

sixteenth Assembly DistrictThe RnIolns5t COMMITTEES
will 3l III d-sye THIS (uisyl EVENING june 90 foa
10 o'clock to hear objections to the completed roll d The Des
~ T. p sT SS4s. Secretaries cS.n,..
American Institute Fsrmers' Ciub.-Tbs Gina meet
EVERY KSDAY O'clock Rooms u the
Cooper Bang All interested agricultural improvement,
yiteo. NATHAN Z. hLl, PresisuA
Ions W CHANaRPs Secretary
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THE MUTIHoUs CREW OF THE YACHT
ENCHANTRES5.

The crew of the schoOner-yacht Enchantress
owned aud commanded by Capt. George Lorllard' q
number oi whom mutinied at southampton Us related
hg cable daDatch Yesterday. were REGARDED s DIcAeu
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Of the Breast Joa
Issng 10 DR. HoUENASs GERMAN CovGH DnoP<
relief Address RossaAN NCkSsfRtf
Juon have succeeded % the propuetorshP and sold ~ &
drugg and lsaers 10 medicines wholesale by JOHN HEsaL
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IV'IIO FH" 0I0
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, June 10, t87l--7 p. IN.
o., Ln ci IInellI .InlLr hnlLlS

Synopsis JOf INC past HOtfttHIOtH nO"o
The barometer has varied somewhat without
material change the Pacific Coast. The area OF low
pressure which was, on Sunday afternoon over New
York east Of tho Coast Of NewEngland The low
pressure Sunday afternoon on Lake Superior Is now
north of Lake Erie The Of high pressure continues
south of the Ohio River The temperature has risen In
the Missouri Valley and the Atlantic Coast and the
lower lakes, The rain has this afternoon ceased IN
Maine but Is now reported In Eastern Tennessee ana
threatening weather reported sc several stations nOrt
and west the Ohio Valley Clear weather. with nght
winds from the southwest and northwest are now very
generally reported from Mississippi TO the Atlantic.
Probabilities.
II is probable that tho barometer will fall during the
night in the Mississippi Valley and on Lake Ontario
with increased clOudiness No important change IS an
dicated for Tuesday tho lakes gulf, and Atlantic
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WHY DID COL. CLIFFORD THOMSON REsIGNi

LONG BRANCH, June 19.-It is stated here,
bv persons very close 10 President that last week
positive information laid before him that Col Cliff
ford Thomson late Gen. Peasontons chief clerk in tho
Internal Revenue Bureau sold to the officers Of the New
York Central Railroad Company two days IN advance Of
the PRONUNCIATION of the Commissioners decision In the
great Scrip Tax case, such information about it
abed those officers to save themselves from loss The
sum received the information thus sold was stated to
the President at 5000 without vouchng at all for the
truth Of this story assert positively that this In
formation was given to the President and that the resig
nation Of the Chief Clerk Of the Internal Revenue De-
partment promptly followed
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STATE OF THE WEA THEE.

rELEGRAPnIo REPORT FROM sIGNAL SERVICE
CORPS, u. 8. A., oF OBSERVATIONS AT 11:47
O'CLOCK LAST NIGHT,
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Perseu,. PnrgatiVe Pills-Best family Pissie 10 bon
SarRDA CAyALRY CoYDrOS POWDERS for Horses iHl STOCK
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ting his neck or at Cobbs Island Va, sud aftcrwsrd
saw him shoot two ulls the wing These feats
witoessed BY upward Of twenty persona. VRaITAs.
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TIE STATE or TRADE,

LATEST EUROPEAN MARKETS
Lovpoy June l9-Ryening Oil, So To- Spirits EurPes
tine, 39I. . . .,,aoe
LiyEAPoOL June l9-Evenng -ConmOn Rosin. 6ij966
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RLAKEBARSgIn Brooklyn June IS ~ the Rev Dr. Baisgss.
Frederick Miss Fannie ST. daughter OF A. y Barnes So
VAN the residence Of the BRIDES parest,
nv The ey Searle Peeksk n " Adan Wan Allen !r al
Nellie Benjamin, both Of Albany, n l.
yRRNOY-BARKBRJune l the BRIDES residence, Tukshos n
T. by Rev Bishop James D. d. assstei By Rev W h. is,
D. Rev s. Milton Vernon Rev LEROY NJ Vernon d. D. 70
Miss Emily Z. Barker daughter Of stephen Barker. esq
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Mary Garfield, who was stabbed in the head
June by Eliza Hogan in the tenement, No 7 BaXter't
died Yesterday In Bellevue Hospital
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MARRIED.

Wedding md Visiting Cards. Initial Stamping Note Pso><
VIM EvERDgLs Oi PuLroYsr, OPP OLD DUTCH ChUaoH
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winchcstcr,. nypophosphItes vii cure COnVrrox
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DIED..

Al Notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed ch faH
name and address.
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DIR. e. Bunfora Lighthlil,
No. 30 EAST NISETBgsrH.Sr..
a Few doors east oi BroalsAJ

The Author Of a Poprsr rr.a.ss D,aest" "Ls:td,
Cstirh," 80. &c, n,y BE Tally consulted a. al, Oace
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Improved Singer and the Empire,

Any one can soon learn to use them with per-
feot satisfaction. They will do anything in the
long catalogue Of different kinds Of work, such
rs Plain Stitching, of leather, heavy or light
cloth, Hemming, Braiding, Tuoking, Cording,
Binding, Trimming, Embroiaering, Ruffng, 10.
Any one can tuck skirt bosom, without basting,
in twenty minutes.
The price may ueom high, compared with the
Common Sense Sewing Machine and other cheap
patents; but when you got an Improved Singer
or Empire, it will do good work for life time.
Besides; We warrant them for'ten years and ono
of US will 60 to your house, if necessary, and
learn you how to operate the Machine.
Also, we keep on hand and for sale full sup
ply Of Needles, Thread and OIL We sell the Ma
chimes as low as they can be bought at tho manu-
factories.
J. 3. CLARK & SON.
March 2, 1871 IS
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A FAMILY WITHOUT THE NEwspApHR.-

A FAMILY WITHOUT THE NEwsPApER.-
Nothing presents sadder commentary upon
the present unhealthy condition of our once
loved and prosperous country than the large
number of families both in the city and coun-
try, but more especially in the latter, that sub
scribe to no paper of any kind. Hundreds and
thousands of families are thus growing up in
utter ignorance of what is daily transpiring in
the world around them-ignorant of the mighty
events of to-day.
But who can tell the vast amount of injury
that is being inflicted upon the rising genera
tion-those who are to take our places in the
busy world at no distant day-growing up with
out any knowledge of the present the past or
any study of the future; and this ignorance,
too, being imbued into them by the sanction of
those who should and doubtless do, know bet
ter, did they only think of the injurious effects
of their insane course. Let the head Of every
family think of this and place in the hands of
those for whom he is responsible, the means of
acquiring thorough knowledge of the moving
panorama in which we enact our parts.-ES-
change.
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Lungs, Chest, or Throat.

TEWH BxP1c1oRANr h ss.poaed s1slssays.
u " Of Herbal and Maeilaainsus prednsis,
which PERMEArH TEE VERY aUBsTANc1
OF TIE LUNGS. causing them to threw on ~
acrid matter which collects in the Bronsiisa
Tubes, and ss tho Same time forms uoethiag
coating, relieving the irritation which produces
the cough.
The object to be obtained Is to cleanse tho o..
gan Of oil impurities; to nourish and strenatbsr
it when it has become impaired and enfesoled 81
disease; to renew and invigorate the eirculasisu
Of the blood, and strengthen The nervous orgeufs
zation. The EXPECT0RANT does this 10 an Cd
tonishing degree. 1t is active but mild and con-
genial, imparting functional energy and ns.ura,
strength. 1t affords Oxygen to vitalize the blood,
and Nitrogen to assmiate the matter-it EQUAL
lzES the NERVOUS INFLUENCE" producing
quiet and composure.
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For sole by WILCOX, GIBBS Co., importers
and dealers in Guanos, 14S Bay street, Savannah,
PAL Broad street, Augusta, Ca, 151 East Bay,
Charleston, s. c.; and by SHARPE & Towers, An
derson; a. ]. STRINoEn, Bolton DR.. T. A. HUD-
GEMS, Honea Path,
For further information apply or address aa
abo7e for pamphlet.
Dec Is, 1870 25 An
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Mothers be Advisedg
Keep 1t on Hand

This dread disease requires prompt aodsn 20
soon as the hoarse, hollow cough is heard apply
the remedy, and it is easily subdued;
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further, That NO penalty imposed by said ordi-
nance shall attach thereto until thirty days af.
ter the ratification of this Act.
Sec. Is. That all Acts or parts of Acts In
consistent with the provisions of this Act, be,
Approved the I'd day of March, A. D. 1871.
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Lie.
SECTION I. Be It euaotss bs 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 Governor be authorized to appoint as many
Notaries Public throughout the State as the
public good shall require, to hold their Offices
aaring the pleasure of the Governor for the
time being, whose jurisdiction shall extend
throughout the State.
Sec. q. Thab every Notary Public shall take
the oath of Office prescribed by the Constitu-
ton, a certificate of which oath shall be recor-
ded in the Office of the Secretary of State.
SEC. 8. That every Notary Public shall have
seal of Office, which shall be affixed to his In
struments of publication, and to his protesta-
uons; but the absence of such seal shall not
rcnder his acts invalid, provided his official
title be affixed.
SEC. 4. That Notaries Public shall have pow
or to administer oaths, take depositions and
afidavits, protest for non-payment bonds, notes,
drafts and bills of exchange, take acknowledge
paents and proofs of deeds, and other instru-
ments required by law to be acknowledged, and
take rennnciations of dover andinheritance>.
Approved February II, 1871.
An ACT TO REPEAL SO MUCH OF THE ACT OF
1889 AS PROHIBITS THE CLERKS OF THE
COURTS OF THE STATE FROM ACTING AS AT
ToRNEYs Or SOLICITORS IN. THE COURTS OF
THE STATE.
SECTION /. Bet enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives of the State of South
Carolina, now met and sitting in General As
serbly, and by theauthority of the same, That
so much of the Act of 1889 as prohibits the
Clerks of the various Courts of the State from
acting as Attorneys and Solicitors in the Courts
of the State be, and the same Is hereby repeal
ed
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GREAT ECONOMY.
Every Family Should Have
Something to save Labor.

WYE call the attention Of all to the fact that
w we keep constantly on hand and for sale
the best SEWING MACHINES ever made. VIC
have two kinds:
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"A sick man was told that his wife would
probably marry again.
Gail right" said he, "for there will be one
man that will lament my DEATH"
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bia, and to sell Hereunder the real property of
the defaulting taxpayer, in order to collect the
same, the sale thereof shall take place in the
same manner, and subject to the same regula-
tons, as are applicable to sales of real estate by
the Sheriff of Richland County, under execu-
tions issuing out of the Circuit Court Of Com
mon Pleas. And all executions to enforce the
payment of taxes, fines and licenses, shall be
issued under the seal of said city of Columbia,
and may be lodged in the office of the Sheriff
Of Richland County, and may be directed to
the said Sheriff or to the Chief of Police, or
other person appointed by the said Mayor and
Aldermen TO- collect and receive the same, with
costs, as in such cases made and provided by
law; and all property upon which tax shall be
levied and assessed is hereby declared and made
liable for the payment thereof, in preference to
all other debts, except debts due to the State,
which shall be first paid for the term of one
year from the time at which the same may be
assessed and levied, and that all taxes and Ii
censes imposed by the Mayor and Aldermen Of
said city of Columbia shall be payable in adj
vance on or before the 18th day of March after
the assessment of said taxes, by the parties ia-
BILE for the same and, on failure of payment
of the same, their property shall be liable as in
manner and form first before stated. And for
the purpose of putting the purchaser Of said
real estate into the quiet and immediate posses.
sion thereof, if it be necessary so to do, the
Mayor of the said City of Columbia is hereby
authorized and empowered to issue his warrant
of ejectment, directed to the chief of police, or
any other officer of the city, against the said
defaulting taxpayer, his tenants or lessons, and
all persons whomsoever occupying or holding
the said property: PrOuided, That the said real
property shall not be sold, or the owner of the
Zee thereof deprived of the same, for longer
period than two years.
Sec. s. That the Mayor and Aldermen of the
said city of Columbia, are hereby vested with i'll
in the city of Columbia, which, by the law,
now belong to the County Commissioners OF
Richland County, over the poor of said County.
And for the purpose of raising funds to provide
for the support and comfort of the said poor,
the said Mayor and Aldermen may assess and
collect poor tax on the taxable property of
the said city, in the same manner as they assess
and collect taxes thereon for the support of the
city government: Provided, That said tax shall
not exceed ten per cent. on tho amount of taxes
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS.

Cashier Assistant Cashier
YHNHB capital stock Of this Bank is now $780,
900, all of which has been paid in, and
confirmed by the Comptroller Of the Currency.
Authority has also beon received for further in
crease to the amount Of S5OOOO, Of which over
SO, 900 has already been taken. Persons wish
ing to make an investment should apply without
delay. The Surplus Fund Is now Sc, 1000, or three
per cent. upon its stock.
The Carolina National Bank issues certificates
Of deposit, bearing interest at the ratio Of seven
per cent. per annum. This feature of Its busi-
ness makes II practically
A Savings Bank,
And attention Is called to the fact that the safety
Of these deposits, well as ell others, are guar
anteed by the whole capital Of the Bank. No
safer mode of temporary investment is offered to
the public than this-the deposits being payable
on demand, or on short notice. Deposits of any
amount received either in currency or coin, and
payable in she same. Interest will be paid at the
end of each six months, should deposits remain
beyond that length Of time.
Columbia, S. c., Feb. J., 1871. sl-8m
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TO CONSUlMPTIy.ES

It Is invaluable, as it Immediately relieves dc
difdoult breathing and harrassing cough which at
tends that disease.
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FOR GROUP

No neither should ever be without bottle Of he
in the house. We have numer-
Gus certificates Of its having relieved, almost in
stantly, tho little sufferer, when death appeared
almost inevitable. n
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FOR ASTHMA

II is specifo-one dose often relieving ths dfs.
tressing choking, and producing calm and piszp.
ant repeso.
New Orleans Republican., 1871-03-23

tho same shall be made as hercinbefOre pro
v;IrJ for other pavemcnts or improvements
And it is further provided, That ten days
nubic notice shall be given by the Councii
by advertisement in the official journal, Oh
.ie intention of the city to make any lH-
nroycr,ent such as is contemplated ny the
provisions of this section. ~,
SEC. H. BE it further enacted, et'Y i'l''t
the Council shall have power ana Is hetf";N
authorized to establish. alter ana ali'n'' an =
nradrs throughout the corporate hints Oh
thn ritv whether of streets, alleys. SIDE
walks o.; public grounds or ways, ana Halr
GRADES vi hen established. altered or amend
cd shall be complied with by all property
owners. stree. and other railroad coiii!"i!cN
under such penalties as the Coun'! may
prescribe. And the Council is hereby en-
lowered to enforce compliance WIN 'h'I
provision by such means as may pc dceiie"
compatibIr with the public interest: ,
And il il further proNlded ma ,hF
whenever il NAV be deemed for the pubiLt
interest 10 cause new sidewalks 10 be Iald'
or to repair old sidewalks, or 70 cause ihe
same 20 be reiail with new material "ithln
the corporate limits of the cltT. ana Hila!i
have power also to prescribe the lla'"Ii'i
for the construction or repair of the same
Whenever the Council shall drem II ntcc'-
.;l.V to take Suc,I action. notice oI SAT- al III
tpution shall be published III English iii the
oIIIrial journal OF the city once week
di;rin, four weeks And ali Improvements
" said sidewalks ordered ana done ny l'it
Council. under the discretion ana authority
o! tn. provision. shall be subject to the
conditions already prescribed tor improve
n,nrs 70 be made in compliance with IN"
petition of property owners. and Payments
therefor shall be assessed aud collected IL
ike manner. and the same prnaitIr~. lien,
and privileges shall pertain and b" eni"r'"d
AS If the work were done BY petition of
the property iIolder>.
SIC. H.. BE it further enacted etc. haf
no par; of this act shall De construed 10 IN
pair affect the contract made by ne
Southern PAWN. Company tor paving -.
Charles avenue.
SEQ i3 Be il further enacted. etc, lhaf
thi, act shall 20 into effect upon It. passage.
and that all laws or parts of laws conflicting
herewith be and the same are hereby Re
pcalcd. far as they conflict.
(Si.nedl GEO. W. CARTER.
Spea!lcr of the House of Representatives,.
t>igncd) OSCAR j. DUNN.
Lieutenant Governor and President OF the
Senate,
Approved March Is. 1871.
Signed) ii. e. WARMOTH.
Governor OF the State of Louisiana.
\ true copy:
tiEO. f. BOvEE,
secretary of state.
New Orleans Republican., 1871-03-23
No. l~.
An A(rT

To amend an act entitled IAN act to extend
the limits Of the parish of Orleans. etc.
approved March !6 1870: and 10 prescribe
additional regulations for the government
of the corporation of the city of New Or
leans.
SECTION /. BE it enacted by the Senate
and House OF Representatives. OF the State
OF Louisiana in general assembly convened,
That section four of said act No. !. ap-
proved March l6. 1870, be amended and re-
enacted to read as follows: That the gov
ernment of the city of New Orleans and the
New Orleans Republican., 1871-03-23
GENERAL NATURI-No. =,
AN ACT Ior the relief OF pierpont >cymo
of East Bloomfield, New York.

AN ACT Ior the relief OF Pierpont >cvmom
OF East Bloomfield. New York.
lie 1t enacted by the Senate and IIou>eO
Representatives OF the United State, 0
America i'll Congress assembled. That tn
Commissioner of Patents is hereby author
lzed and required to hear and decide tn
application OF Picrpont Seymour. of Eas
Bloomfield. in the State of New York 70
an extension of the letters patent granted Il
him by the United States on the twenty
fourth day of July. eighteen hundred AM
htty-tvc. for an Improvement in seet
planters. or grain drills. and shall hau
power to extend said patent for the term
seven wears. with the same effect that suc
extension might have been granted had tn
said Pierpont Seymour made application 70
such extension. and paid the fee require
by law. within the time prescribed l,v laV
upon the notice and under the regulation
prescribed by law and the rules of th
Patent Office: provided. that no damage
shall be collected of any person for ann
trlngemcnt OF said patent between the tin
OF the expiration of said patent and tb
time OF the renewal of the same.
Approved, January y, 1871.
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A word no employers.

Pay regularly and promptly what is
due to your employees. Read the Scrip
lures on this point :-'.The wages of him
that is hired shall not abide with thee all
night until the morning" Lev. xix; Is
'Woe unto him that useth his neighbor's
service without wages. and giveth not for
bis work." Jer. xxi rs. ii will be a
swift witness against the sorceress. and
against the adulteress, and against the
false-swearers and-note the company
against those that oppress the hireling IN
his wages" Mat. iii: 5.
What may seem to be small thing TO
you, may, in reality, be very great
thing to one whose whole living it makes.
Indifference and thoughtlesness in this
thing frequently causes an amount OF pain
which no man or woman should be willing
to inhict. Because the prompt payment
of the daily wages may involve momente-
ry inconvenience, perhaps mere breaking
through prescribed routine, or even be-
cause it may interrupt conversation,
with scarcely enough thought to look the
creditor in the face, the debtor-just as
truley debtor as if the man or woman
we're asking for million-crics out !:
"Call again." He complacently turns to
his paper, or his talk, as if he had done no
wrong. He has committed u crime. lie
has sent that man away sad AT heart to his
home. He has compelled him to see his
family deprived ofnecessities, perhaps put
to suffering he has forced him to make
excuses to creditors with shame of face /;
to endure the feelings of wrong and help
less indignation-simply because, for some
reason, he has chosen to deprive brother
man of his ,rightful dues. All this is
shamefully wrong and what is solemnly
to be considered by such is that God is
offended by it, and they need not wonder
if He, who cares for the poor, shall deal
with them for it. They may deem it a
small thing, but it is not small in His
sight, and shall not escape, the visitation.
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JONEsBOROUGH, TENNESSEE, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 3 1877

Stainely, .here is gentleman who knows
the Stantons." Then, seeing the eyes of
Fred fixed on her, in undisguised admira-
ton, she blushed rosy red.
Mrs. Stainely came in, and Fred for
mally introduced himself. The three were
at home together from that moment
They talked of the Stantons first. then of
flowers, and then eff music Fred begged
for the ''Wedding March," and then play
ed himself (his touch was exquisite) a
"Cradle Song"
What happy, happy days followed !
Soon, Fred became a privileged guest
Rose grew more lovely, in his eyes. every
day. A fairy, with her bright, brown
curls. and yet lady, too. Rose was as
sweetly and innocently herself as if there
had never been prudes or coquetts in the
world.
1t was long wooing, nevertheless, for
Rose was too wise to give her heart until
she was sure her suitor was worthy of 1t.
am afraid Fred's wealth, at first, was
against him. But love works wonders.
There is not happier wife, now, in all
New York, than Rose, nor more distin-
guished leader of society. In summer.
She and Fred go back to Maplewood ), and
Rose is as fond of flowers and fruits as
ever. But she is fondest by far of Fred.
-PcterSOn's Moquzine.