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The State of South Carolina.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
COU\Ty ON SIIMTER

NOO ~ OE CO H IIls.
Daum e. Keels rs IF,Hiam E. Pbr,2n.
To WILLIAM E. PL0wDEN, Defendant in this
action.
VOU arc hereby summoned aud required to
j answer the complaint in this action which
lie tiled in the o6ee Of the Clerk Of the Court oi
Common Pleas for the sold County, and TO serve
n copy of your ansne er or the subscriber at his
ofice, Sumter. South. Carolina, within twenty
days after the service Of this summons on ycu, ex
lusire OF tie day Of service
II you fail to aMtwer this complaint within thr
time aforesaid. the Plaintiff will take judgment
NJ INST you for the sum of Four Hundred aud
Eighty One Dollars, with legal rate of inieres
from the twenty sixth day Of January. one thou
sand eight hundred and seventy Que, and casts
and disbursements necessary aud incilent 70 this
action.
Dated Sumter. s. C. Febuary 9TH. 1871.
E.W. M0IS Plaintiffs Attorney.
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rT1HENEW YORK DAY-BO0K-THE
1 CHAMPION OF WHITE SUPREMACY
AGAINST THE WORLD.-A First Glass eight
page Democratic Weekly, established io 1861
So per year; 81 for six months. Subscribe Tor
it. For specimen copies, address "DAY BOOK,
New York City"
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ADvER Using APHORISMS.

Judicious advertising always pays.
Ifyou have good thing, advertise it.
If you havn't, don't.
If you don't mean to mind your own
business, it will not pay to advertise.
Never run down your opponents
goods in public. Let him do his own
advertising.
It's as true of advertising as OF any.
thing in this world--ifit is worth do
ing at all, it is worth doing we'll.
We don. recommend advertising as
the best way to get wife; but we know
that it is the best way to get good
trade.
You can't earn enough in one week to
last whole year, and you cant adver-
tise on that plan either.
A large advertisement once, and then
discontinued, creates the impression
that the man has 6zzled.
Injudicious advertising is like fish.
ing where there's no fish. You need
50 let the lines fall in the right place.
A constant dropping will wear rock.
Keep dropping your advertisements on
the public and they will soon melt un.
der it like rock salt.
Large type isn't necessary in adver'
tising. Blind folks don't read news
papers.
if you can arouse curiosity by an ad
veftisemeut it is great point gained.
The fair sex don't hold all the curiosity
In the world.
Don't be afraid to invest in printers
ink, lest your sands of life be nearly
run out.
When you advertise, see that you do
it on the same principle that you buy
goods. Get the most you can for the
mouey.
People who advertise only once in
three months forget that most folks can t
remember anything longer than about
seven days.
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TO THE WORKING CLASS.-We are now
prepared TO furnish all classes with constant
employment at home, the whole Of the time or
for the spare moments. Business new, light, and
profitable. Persons Of either sex easily earn
IRON SOC. to s. per evening, and proportional
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Boys and girls earn nearly much as men.--
That all who see this notice may send their ad-
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CURIOUS, NOW STRANGE!

SOLE AGENTS FOR TIE u. s,
and have authorized them to sell their great
Eureka Aluminium Gold Watches for Three Dol
lars, and TO warrant eacL and every one TO keep
correct time Cor one year. This watch we gaaran-
tee to be the best and cheapest time keeper that is
now il use in any par, Of the gl"he. The works
are in double cases. Lad Is and Gents sise. and
are beautifully chased. The cases are made Of
metal now so widely known in Europe as
Aluminium Gold. 1t has the exact color Of Gold.
which i, always retains it will sra, the test Of
the strongest acids no one can tell it from Gold
only by weight, the Aluminium Gold being l6
lighter. The works made by machinery,
same rs the we'll known American Watch. The
Aluminium is n cheap metal, hence We can afford
tn sell the Watch for So and make small profit.
We pack the Watch safely in smal! box and
send it by mail to any part Of the U. s. on re-
cept Of s. so fifty cents for packing and pos
tage. Address all orders to
l.. V. DEF0REST h CO.. Jewellers,
40 i ~ B oadwa,, New York.
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Marriage GuIde...EveTy Oue His Own
Doctor.

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MANHOOD.

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An Independent Fortune
IN FOUR MONTHS.

Can be made 10 quiet way BY men thst are
capable Of keeping the secret. Address JAMES
GOODWIN. 81 Exchange Place, New York.
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Feb s-4tl

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
u TED STATES-HOR THEDISTR ICT OF
SOUTH cAR0LlNA.-IN BANERUPTcY-
III The NATTER OF RICHARD Is. AN
DERSON, BANKRUPT. To whom 1t may
concern Tho undersigned hereby gives notice
Of bis appointmeut a. Afsigpee of Richard H.
AnIerxon, Of the Coanty of Sumter, and State
Of south Carolina, viihia said District, vhc has
been adjudse6 Bankrupt upon bis owe petit
tiont the District Court Of said District, dated
Jsa sry 70, 4. D. 1871.
D. j. wINE, Assisase. ?
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DR. S. S. FITCH's FAMILY PHYSICIAN;
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BRIGGS & BROS
Illustrated l. Descriptive catalogue
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ANn SIMMER FI.OWERJNG BULDS.

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the job Printing Office Of Rochester Democrat
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Five Hundred Original Engravlngs.
Aud two finely executed Colored Plates-speci-
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any other Catalogue or "Fioral Guide" extant
The Catalogue will consist Of liz Pages, and
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To others n charge of Is cents per copy will be
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per copy, and offer it as Premium upon orders
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New Advertisements.

5 TO $40 PER DAY so2s SSH' SsHks; afkss
who engage in our new business make from 50
to $40 per day in their own localities. Full
particulars and Instructions sent free by mail
Those in need Of permanent. profitable work.
should address ut once, GEORGE STINSON
g. CO., Portland, Maine.
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1903 USE The "VEeEIhsle 1870
LOU Pulmonary Baisam." AOoV
The old standard remedy for Coughs. Colds, Con-
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The State of South Carolina,
COUNTY OF SUMTER.

W OO4N vi ~ ~ l1Rs
WHEREAS, at a Court Of Probate for Sumter
w County on the Bird day Of Fe'. A. d. 1871.
The petition OF Mathew q. Ramsey. Ex'tor Of
the estate Of John Nett.cs, late OF Sumter County
and said State, wss presented, sitting forth that
the duties Of the said Mathew G. Ramsey. Ex'or.
had been fully discharged, aud pray Ing to be re-
lensed from the same.
These are therefore, in compliance With the
General Assembly, enacted on the z6th of March
1869. to cite and ainonish all and singular the
kindred and creditors of the said John Nettles,
decealsd, that they be and appear before Inc. in
the Court Of Probate, to be held at the town Ct
Sumter On the 10th day Of March, 1871. at II
o'clock in the forenoon, to show If any they
haze, Why the said Mathew G.. Ramsay, Ex tor,
sh uld nu. be discharged.
Given under my hand this ard day Of February
a. D. 1871.
C. NJ. HURST,
Feb 8-4tl Judge Of Probate.
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BERLIN.
News From Washington.

Washington, 2. The President has ap-
pointed Chas c. Beaman Jr., Examiner OF
Claims-in the State department.
Returns show that two hundred and five
grain and ten molasses distilleries are operat
ing and producing two hundred and forty one
thousand gallons Of spirits daily, an increase
$4,000 gallons since the last report
The case of the prize steamer Siren from
the district court of Mass, involving the
distribution of the proceeds thereof, is under
argument in the Supreme cou-t.
Renewed authority is given for the state
ment that Catacasy has been told that after
the visit of the Grand Duke he will not be
received as Minister of Russia here, and
Minister Curtin has given the Russian gov
eminent to understand that unless Casacasy
shall then have been recalled or voluntarily
retire his passports will be sent to him.
Application of Indian Superintendent Wall
for a cavalry escort to go for certain dis
affected Indian chiefs and induce them to
visit Washington, has again been refused, on
the ground that the season is too far ad-
yanced and there are no troops to spare in
Montana.
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The is on age Of inquiry and people are
beginning TO rc1iize The magnitude of the
evil caused ',p tho use Of injurious compounds
Hor the hair, which are prepared and forced
!'>io market, bv men who are not practical
rty.icians, and who may not be aware Of the
'ipy they are producing. These prepara-
''eo) have been Analysed by competent chem
2 and shown to contain poisonous sub
noes, causing Nervousness, Headache, Par"
'g'i3, and often fatal results.
n eontra.t with such injurious articles, we
'cttontien 10 the Hair Restorer prepared
II. Greene, Superintendent of the Bos-
'IIajlto,l lnst itute, who has been q sue
\ fl,yAi, ian in Boston for more than o
or O. q century. Dir. Greene uses Veg
liable Remedies only, and can assure the pub
lie that this Hair Re torer will do all that is
claimed for it, without accessibility of injury.
"Thage tested a sample q DR.. Grsenes Hair
~. 'crer, di} Jia3 Nat no poisonous metals or
j.,'aa. .aaIfra e1'sti'j.
q. z. JACKSON, STATE Assayer."
lhe uea Ca this Hair Restorer for twenty
40 yctY has tested its superiority as dress
l1~, eul its power 10 preserve the hair and
C IN N healthy condition. 1t removes
'.fl 4ul, prevents the hair from falling off,
nc clycs lis natural color, restores it when
c4a urei- gray, renders it soft and glossy,
promotes It's healthy growth, and is the best
trc ing ever discovered. While other prep
'ralions no sold at almost any price, DR..
Greene ll7ir RcctoYcr has sustained its good
cuaii e, p ice, aud its reputation. 1t is
rvcDa-c : ? IL. Il. Greene at The Medical In
81 G'e, u l>np'e pl>ee, Boston, and sold at
81 pec bo.tlo, c. si- Eor SIS, or sent by ex-
a-sss to any pe.s C. tae country. Pamphlet
sent free. Adlco5s DR.. r. Greene, "a Tenn
,le Place, -, Tass.
Sold by l., III. rlfCOAiB, Druggist, Augusta sole
agent for Dr. Greene's Hair Rcstorer and scrofnla
Syrup.
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San Francisco, 2. The front of Mechan-
les fine pavilion which is being demolished,
fell this forenoon, killing one man and seri-
ously inJuring another.
Portsmouth, n. H., 2. In the case of
Michael Howard, charged with killing Daniel
Cronin, the jury this evening returned a
verdict of not guilty.
At the close of Gen. Kilpatricks lecture
this evening, he left in special train for
New York to reach New Jersey before the
election.
The widow of Admiral Pearson of the L.
5. Navy, died at the Rockingham House this
afternoon.
Hartford, Ct, 2. The Woodruff & Beach
Iron Works were sold at auction to-day I'M
der the receiver appointed by the court to
settle the affairs of the firm. General Will
liam b. Franklin bid off the extensive works
for $l39, 500 for Beach & Co., and II. Beach
will probably run the establishment hereafter.
Reverdy Johnson, President at demo-
cratic meeting tonight, protested against
the proceeding in South Carolina, under the
suspension of the habeas corpus. Addresses
were made by the chairman, Senator Whyte,
Mayor elect, Van Seaudt and others. Eight
to ten thousand persons were present.
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NEWS BY MAIL.

Governor Hoffman has changed Thanks
giving day to the 30th.
The Public Debt Statement issued from
the Treasury Department, shows decrease
during the past month of s., $50 491 81 the
coin balance in the Treasury is SOS ,O53, $50 23
and the currency balance, $40, 2S3, S05 50.
The State department has unofficial advices
from Cuba indicating that the rebellion in
that island is stronger and more vigorous
now than for long time past.
General George B. Williams of Indiana
has formally concluded an engagement with
Mort, the Japanese minister, and will go that
country to organize an internal revenue sys-
tenn. Williams is second deputy commits
sioner of internal revenue at Washington.
A Salt Lake letter states that Brigham
Young has instructed Delegate Hooper to
propose to Congress the admission of Utah as
State, upon the abolition of polygamy, and
the suits now pending against the Mormons
to be withdr, wn.
Chicago special states that Gov. Palmer
has ordered the Attorney of the State to pro-
cure the indictment of Gen. Sheridan and
Col. Frank Sherman, for the murder of Col.
Crosvenor. The ground for the indictment
is, that Chicago was unlawfully placed under
military law.
While removing the dirt from the yard of
Brattle Square Church, the contractor found,
fifteen feet below the surface, a two gallon
jug. 1t is in an excellent state of preserva.
ton, and bore the date of 1777, and the Eng
lish coat-of-arms. The workman made a
slight puncture in it with his pick before dis
covering the article. The Jug can be seen at
the office of Mr.. Hayes, No. 3 Berkeley street.
Boston Advertiser.
Some trouble has arisen at South Berwick,
Me-, in connection with the extension of the
Boston and Maine Railroad. Two brothers,
David and Benjamin Goodwin, having re-
fused the contractors permission to pass over
their land with stone to be used in the extern
sion, an injunction was issued by Judge Tap
ley restraining them from thus obstructing
the contractors. On Monday another at
tempt was made to cross the land, Mr..
Blake, one of the contractors, tearing down
the fence and driving the team. He was for
hidden to cross by Joshua Goodwin, another
bI other, who attacked the team with club,
breaking it over the heads of oxen. He was
arrested on the spot by Sheriff Warren and
team driven across. The other Goodwi ms
were also arrested, and refusing to give bail,
were imprisoned. In turn, they have caused
the arrest of the contractors, Blake and
Hatch, for breaking down their fence and
crossing the land.
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News from New York.

New York, 2. The mayor announces that
the aldermen and assistant aldermen will be
voted for Tuesday, leaving legal question as
to the latter to be decided upon the returns.
There are no signs of the missing Inger-
soils
The Superintendent of the New York
State insurance department, who has been
making a careful official examination of the
New York city companies, to-day certifes
that the International Companys assets of
one and half millions are securely invested,
and its capital of half million, after pro-
yiding for all liabilities, including the Chica-
go fire and reinsurance, is wholly unim-
paired.
The recent clubbing of citizen of the first
ward by the police will be investigated by the
grand jury.
Tie chamber of commerce unanimously
ordered an investigation to ascertain whether
any of its members are connected with the
city frauds.
The Express has report that Gen. Seigel
has been obliged to subscribe $4,000 for
election purposes.
Register Michael Connolly has abandoned
the design to run for office on his own hook,
and says he won't leave Tammany.
Charles Layton bit his brothers lip off in
fight in Williamsburg yesterday.
At meeting of the Brooklyn Board of Ed
ucation this afternoon letter was read from
Mayor Kalbfleisch deneying all knowledge of
the article in local print, rejecting on the
characters of the female school teachers and
members of the board. No official action
was taken, but there was general expression
to favor its reference to the mothers and
brothers. Of slandered young ladies for the
punishment of the author as he deserved.
1t is not probable that the sureties offered
by James Fisk, Jr., in the suit of Miss Mans
field will be accepted by the plaintiff.
The union republican general committee
have endorsed the county ticket of the re-
publican and democratic reform organization.
Conover stated that there were indications
that all would be harmonious election day
The union league club resolved to attend the
polls election day to preserve order and Sc
cure fair play.
The Cooper institute was filed tonight
with citizens at the call of the committee to
ra,ity the reform ticket. Henry Y. Stebbins
presided. Joseph II. Cheate announced that
Hon. Thos. f. Stewart had retired from the
contest in the 9Th senatorial district in favor
of Erastus c. c. Benedict, and William Ham
has resigned in favor of Daniel Tieman in
the Sth district. He also announced that all
the anti tammany organizations had now
combined on candidates, and by united action
they would surely elect goodly number of
them. Hon. Samuel j. Tilden and w. NJ.
Evarts followed in eloquent addresses de-
nouncing the Ring frauds, and calling on all
the citizens to give up business election day
and make united effort to rid the city of the
gang of robbers who have so long plundered
the treasury The reform ticket was adopted
by reclamation. kilograms were received
from Hon. Horatio Seymour and Hon,
Francis Herman, expressing their regret at
not being able to attend.
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Telegraph News in General.

Providence, r. l., 2. The accommodation
train from Stongington, in backing down to
the house this afternoon, struck low gear
or dray, throwing two cars off the track and
crushing Joseph L. Jencks, the baggage mas
ter in the wreck of the platform so that he
cannot live.
Lowell, Mass, 2. The republican con-
venton in district IS might nominated w.
II. Anderson, and in district 90 Willard A.
Brown. Both representatives were in the
last session.
Albany, 2. 1t has been officially deter
mined to arm the State national guards with
Remington ach-loaders.
Charleston, S. c., 2. There were three
deaths from yellow fever to-day.
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Gen. T. w. Hyde, of Bath, has just COM
pleted the first castings of an order for the
topsham pulp mill. They consist of the iron
boxes underneath which the stones run.
II you have any young apple trees and can
nave access to forest leaves, it will be CAPT
tai time to place few bushels around each
tree: Inc leaves are wet now and will not
be blown away by the wind, we have found
leaves the best mulch for this purpose of any
thing we have ever seen tried. They keep
the ground loose, and their decomposition
furnishes just the kind of food the trees want
If an apple tree is good for anything, it is
worth taking care of.