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.yulian commands; your aid, o MUSES.. bring:
What Muse tor Julian can refuse to singf'
We beg Pope's pardon for changing the
above 70 suit the eass of our disconsolats
friend Isaac, who bitches Pollock to his
mournful car
sand with the grasshopper which sung
His evening song beneath his feet. conversed!'
Isaac's theme is full Of p o Path OsU
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Mrs. MARGARET HARVEY, who died
recently near New Castle, Ind, was %
years old. She came with her father,
Mr.. Charles Canady to Wayne county,
Indiana, in 1918, and settled on Green's
Fork about three miles west of Centre
ville-was hurried to James Harvey,
in October 18th, 1920, in Wayne coun-
ty. Removed the next week after mar
riage, to Henry county, where she set
tied with her husband on Blue river,
about five miles north of New Castle.
THE trial of Mrs. Glen, by change of
renue, is to take place in Boone county.
The Court opens there on the 25th inst,
and Mrs. Glen will be removed to the
Jail at Lebanon OH the 23d. She eX-
presses great confidence in the result
of the trial.
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Adjourned Session /,
CIRCUIT COURT.
State of Mcliunn,l GO
, tIUIIIlP EOzLnfH 90

DURSUANT to an order Of the Wayu
II Civil Circuit Court, there ill be An ade
journed Session Of the August Term, A. D >,
1871, of said Court, held At the Court House
in the town of Centrevilie, in said county,
commencing on the second Monday of No
vember, the same being the 18th lay Of No.
vember, A. D.. I'LL, for the purpose Of dis
posing Of the unfinished business upon the
Docket Of the August Term, 1871 OF said
Court. All persons interested, will therefore
take notice and be governed accordingly.
(|l Witness my name and the Seal Of
: ( SEAL said Court, at Cen.rcv,lls, this
t) Ilth day Of Septe'r, 1871. !
MN. W. DUDLEY, Clerk.
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The trade in quininc il risk.

Prairie chickens, the best Of all
birds, can be found at the Fulton mar
ket,
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CONsUNp'TIoN.a
Its Cure and It's Preventive.
BY J. h scHENCK, ND.


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A soon - tnet D09e0 20 oove,1os mx Cg1au.
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PERSONAL.

LONDON, September 9-Commis-
sioner Quincy sails to-day, in the
China, for New York.
The Duchess Of St. Adams, only %
years of age, died in childbed.
Christiana Edmunds, the Brighton
prisoner, has been committed on the
charge of willful murder.
Eugene embarked to-day, at South
ampton, for Spain, where she is to re-
main about two months. Napoleon
will in the mean time make his abode
at Forquay.
Hon. William II. Seward arrived in
Berlin on Thursday.
RUMORED BETRoTHAL.
Some continental journals state that
the betrothal of Prince Mary Elizabeth
of Prussia, to the Grand Duke Alexis,
of Russia, will, ere long, be Officially
announced. The princess is the eldest
daughter Of Prince Frederic Charles.
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There we're throe funerals last Sum
dap. very unusual thing for Richmond.
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POPERY..
THE FOE OF THE cHuR0H
AND REPUBLIC.

What il has done. What II is doing and RAaa
II means 70 do. It's power. Its despo6on.
hs infaltibility. Its frauds. Its reliets. Il
miracles. Its Idolatry. Its prosecutions. IL
hatred Of our public schools and Of civil ed
.rsligieus liberty. Its STARTLING crimeA II
RIOTS. =.
A book that is wanted everywhere. We
want agents to introduce il in every c0Qn1y
at once, and will pay them liceraliy. 9sad
for circular. Address Z1EGLER 4 neOU1Df
ls0 Race st. Cincinnati, Ohio. 37A4.
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AGENTS WANTED FOR
LIFE IN UTAH

BEING an EXPOSE Of the SECRET
RITES and MYSTERIES
of MORMONISM. f.rr
With full and authentic history Of Poly.
gnay, by ]. II. BEADLE, Editor Of the Salt
Lake Reporter.
Agents are meeting with unpresedentedsuo
cess, one reports 1856 subscribers in four da1s.
another II 10 two days. Address N'rIONAl.
PUBLISHING CO.. Chicago, III Gin.
einnati. Ohio; or st. Louis. Mo. 224w.
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A MILLION DOLLARS.

Shrewd but quiet men can mako fortune
by revealing the secret Of the Business 20 no
one. Address j. WEST .tn17lw
8ss Broad way, New \ OTk 34-lw,
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a kan Rstailed BY one. Wanted
OSe1OVAgents 10 ref pictures every
where, Whitrey Co., Norwich, c.. 2e.lw
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Glorious News from California!

The democracy routed, horse foot and dra-
goons. BY over six thousand majority. TIE
entire Republican ticket elected. Especially
do We rejoice over the success 81 our friend
THoe. A. SPRINGER, editor Of the An,ador
Ledger, candidate for State Printer.
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Post Office At Richmond
lud, SEPTEMBER is, 1871.
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Sept. 10, 1871 $3-27-3w
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UNITED STATES OoURr-HoN. G.. 8.
BRYAN PREs1pINa. .-Oharleaton Tuesday.

BRYAN PRESIDING. Charleston, Tuesday,
4 4issEa; ESpa;4s JspeS moIp.oA. u Il 4. G.
darlington. bahKEupt. Pesitionsto con-
'6rm t.title to certain land. ii Referred to
Registrar Jaegertto repprtsand particu-
laflywith reference to- tiS~interest of
John S. Moore. The report was read
and confirmed, the same vesting title in
petitioner forever.
Ec parte Smith and Melton. in re Cad
Rivers, bankrupt. Petition to establish
lien: Referred to Registrar Carpenter.
Ec pdrts VIM. Smith, in re Andrew
Smith, bankrupt. Petition for leave to
set UP mortgage. Referred to Registrar
Ec oarte Fair, Pope and Pope. in re
Jacob Hardy Snber, bapkr9pt Petition
for counsels' fees, Ordered, that 5000
be paid by assignee. Same order to
these counselors in case of NJ. Chaplin.
Ec parte G. w. Schell, in re Garrett &
Schell. Petition for sale OF ohoses in
action. Sale ordered
Ec parte B. L. Bishop, Union; Ander-
son Bowers. Lancaster;. W. E. Crisp,
Laurens; John Cunningham, Anderson !;
Samuel Hunter, Abbeville; L. D. John
son, York; w. T. johnson, Lancaster;
Thomas j. Jones, John L. Jones, Ker-
shaw: W. w Knight, Piokens; ". j.
Lamar, Abbeyille; Jumes T. Murlock,
Laurens; ". nj. Martin, Fairfield; Jesse
3. Mobley and T. 3. Mobley, Lancaster;
w. M. Nicholson, Chester; Samuel J.
Ray, Union; H. NJ. Ross, Chester; A.
Smythe, Richland; J. j. Slagle, r. e.
Wiley, Lancaster. Petitions for final
discharge in bankruptcy. Granted.
Et rnr!e S. P. Oliver, in re Isaac Bay
nard Return to rule to show cause,
&c. Further proceedings suspended,
and assignee ordered to resell at risk of
purchaser, and, in case the price obtain-
ed be less than originally sold for, the
assignee be authorized to bring action
to test the liability of the respondents.
PAPER "BED Covers. Tho mode of
making comfortables warmer by lining
them with newspapers is good, as long
| as they last, which cannot be long, espe-
cially after washing few times. I have
tried simpler way of attaining the same
object on cold nights, when L have not
had sufficient cover over me, ct hotels,
where we cannot always get what we
want. Throw off one or two of the ton
covers from the bed, then pnll from the
pocket or satchel two or three large
| newspapers-one very large will do
spread them on the bed, replace the
cover. and you will have comfortable
night, without any perceptible increase
in the weight of bedding.
Again, when you have hard, cold
ride in the open cutter Of ten or twenty
miles. against the wind, place spread
newspaper over your chest before you
button up your overcoat, aud you will
not become chilled through. Nothing
can be cheaper, and, as far it goes,
nothing more efficient.
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PRESENT SCARCITY OF MoNEY.-We all
complain of the scarcity of money, but
few pause to consider where the money
goes. If We persistently send it abroad
we will forever be straitened, and yet we
annually pay to Northern insurance
companies sums that are fabulous.
No business since the war has boen so
profitable as that of the Northern life
insurance companies. The large towns
aud little villages of the South were pla-
carded with the tempting offers, and
general, special and travelling agents
took our lives and our means as coolIy as
if tue ir had not ended.
What the Yankee 'bummer" had
spared, the Yankee company gathered,
and the credulous South poured its hard
earnings into Northern Golfers, as if we
still believed them in their wisdom, and
confded in their honesty. The premi-
ums we pay are invested in Northern &C.
cdrities, increase Northern commerce,
and pay Northern taxes. Are we so
lightly taxed that we can afford to bear
the burdens of our Northern brethren?
A single Northern company paid last
year for rent, salaries, and tareS, DC,
S4OO, 600, and their name is legion. Nor
are We disposed to forget or forgive the
manner in which Southern policy-hoitlers
were treated by Northern companies.
When the war broke out they were
stricken from the list; and when the war
was over they were told they could be re-
instated, if they would pay up and
establish to the satisfaction of the COM
pany that they had neoer borne arms nor
aided the reIeKion A Southern holder
was to be admitted to his rights only on
proof that he had been a traitor to his
State.
We give o copy of the oath required
by New York company now doing n
large business in this State, and through
out the South:
co1s1n sranI OF OF -,}s. $.
I, -, of -, State of --, former
ly insured in - insurance company,
under policy No. -, being duly sworn,
do depose and say, that have not been
connected with the army and navy of
the so-called Confederate States, and
have not actively participated in the late
rebellion against the United States Co
vernmcnt.
Sworn before me, this day of =,
1868
There is no mystery in life insurance
It's prir"iplcs and rules arc we'll settled
and CT. understood. The best form
i'll whicn it can be conducted is the
strictly mutual plan, in which no capital
is required; but in whatever form con-
Quoted, whether proprietary or strictly
mutual, or on the mixed basis-partly
capital. partly mutual, the great de-
''ldcratum is faithful, honest administra-
lion, and we believe in Southern COM
panics with Southern men.
OF their ability and honesty We may
lndgc, and i'll it VIZ car fully ccnGdo.
we know who they .re-what their lives
have beeu
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Ladislaus Ghillianyi, said to be the
wcalthiest man in Hungary, died lately
at Eperies. lie was o bachelor of SO,
and so misery that he preferred death
to expcnding a florin for medicine which
the poor house physician had prescribed
for him. He bequcathed his entire for
tune-some 10000, 900 tlorins-to dis
tant relative, on the express condition
that only 500 Aorins should be expended
annually.
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Treubles In Chester-Thc Negroes tho
Aggrcaoors.

,Vrcublos In Chester-Tne NeBroee tno
J Aggressors.
Mn: EDrroHsT TaEIney III s7oolr:s granted
that. ssdsual, AisrepAbntatloR ofthe
recent outrage coomnsitted byHboda of
ScottAmilisia - isDietriS SAwN ba6ir-
culased through Radical iaaushcs, We
wish to give you truthful statement of
the affair as it occurred, aud SO far as
the facts have been ascertained.
The undersigned was in the immediate
vicinity where, on last Saturday, the mi
litia drilled the better part of the day,
with the avowed intention OF fighting
the Ku Klux. That night they barri-
caded the public road, and as young
man WAS passing, on his way home, they
shot and wounded hili,; from ambush
This provoked an attack soon after from
e few disgaised men; who Withdrew in
consequehce Of the superior number Of
armed neRfoes."
Ths folloWiRg htondaay NOTHING, these
negroes, numbering about sixty, with
the arms and nocontfsmsnts furnished
BY the StRsg, marched down to Chester,
diatahcs Of ten miles, cursibg, and
swearing and behaving like demons on
the road They cah1ped in the suburbs
of the town and posted sentit}eiS; who
challenged every Ahika tAssaH s..tsssItna s..tssstn ps- IL
ing to. leave the town.; and compelled
several citizens to turn from their :oUufse
and take different dite,tti3n.
DdrinB the day. there were white men
enough in town to -demoiish these myr-
midons Of the Governor; lad they been
disposed to deeds Of violence.
The wish. it is affirmed, wRs expressed
to the sheriff that lie would summonn n
posse of seventy five men, who were
ready to obey his orders, and have tho
outlaws arrested, but, NO suppose, for
prudential reasons, he declined to inter.
pose his official authority in any way,
This whole difficulty, it seems, arose
from the misguided conduct of the ne.
groes, influenced, no doubt, by their
wicked leaders and counselors; and but
for the forbearance of the white men of
the District, there might have ensued
violence and bloodshed.'
It is understood that Scott, last night,
telegraphed to Chester to arrest the ku
Klux! No h. X. were about, so far as
we know. He would have done his duty
had he ordered his black outlaws, who
had been making day and night hideous
with their yells, threats and curses, to
be dispersed and made to return to their
homes and the corn-fields.
We have no apology to make for the
depredations of disguised men at the
midnight hour; nor do we sanction deeds
of violence in any respect; but what are
we to do for our own protection whilst
surrounded by hslf-savages, with arms
in their hands, furnished by the State
authorities, and encouraged to deeds OF
violence by the Legislature, composed
chiefly Of their own color and white men
who are viler than themselves?
CITIZEN.
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,ture Ydead issues" for US. and he will
Esg1lns and grin away the liberties of the
lnsficau peoplg HgSadoiPgit juat as
Efast as the preyidHs question h reySlu-
Gonary Congfa55, aud stsam fSnd
printers ink cah aco9thplisa it. sAhd
yeknoman, froh Matte to Texas, says
ssHghtr'- Mobile Register. .1 ~
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a TooTHLEss PEopLE.-Tcrrible times
i'll Warrenton, Virginia, are thus depict
cd by the editor of the Sentinel:
A few weeks ago dentist came to
town and advertised that lie would ere
move all Of persons teeth for So and
insert new set for $40, besides giving
six months credit" The Warrenton
people are very fond of bargains. 80
there was rush for the dentists Office.
He was busy for two weeks pulling
teeth, and at the end Of that time half
the people had empty gums, and bone
dust factory in the neighborhood
doubled its workmon, so as to grind up
tho teeth. Meanwhile the people we're
waiting Tor the dentist to fit them with
new sets, but the abandoned scoundrel
eloped with the hotel keepers wife; and
now there are 1000 or 5000 people in
town who cannot eat anything tougher
than soup and farina. All the butchers
have failed, and not cracker has been
sold for three weeks. One man, it is
said. whitfield out set of wooden teeth
for himself, but tho first drink of whis-
key he Warrenton whiskey-set
them in blaze, and his funeral came off
the next day. The dentist will hear of
something greatly to his disadvantage if
he comes back.
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Administrators Notice.

A LII persons having claims against the
IN Estate of the late JAMES 8. MCMAHON,
deceased. will present them Immediately, pro-
pcrly attestcd, to tho undersigned, and all
persons indebted to said Estate will make
immediate payment and save costs.
JOHN AGNEW,
Admir- Estate JAS. S. MoMahon, deed.
March . ths1mo
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DR.. D. L. BOOZER

sE,cs,ssissss ,sE,cSsssisss WOULD respectfully inform
tif{SSSSssA his patrons and the public ge-
IIIYYp nerally that no has moved into
his new Office, over Dufiie g. Chapman's Book
store, opposite the Columbia uotel, whcro ho
is prepared to execute, satisfactorily, all ope-
ratious and work, Of whatsoever kind his pro.
fcssion demands. Terms accommodating.
March
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In q word, w6sknow whom H ttues;
and in Northern noaapapieg 80 do. post.s! ]!
orgaBizqI Southeth d0mpapies snd
EkeSb Off Hpney az home. and aS hsyeS
lat fastA ON remedy Tor xhes esscAs0stty y.ss I
n S0WTEIA5HlgES
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CANCER. &C CURED.

NANCER, Consumption, Bronchitis, Ca
" tarrh, Asthma, al Throat Diseases, Deaf
moss, Discharges from the Ear. and all Ear
Diseases are cured by A. j. WILSON, M. D., OF
Kentucky. DR.. Wilson may be found at tho
where also evidence of his mastery over tho
diseases embraced in bis specially may be
seen by those whose Affections make them
parties in interest. DR.. Wilson also cures
secret diseases. March 92'
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COLUMBIA, s. G.
Thursday Morning. March 9, 1871.

Speaking of ''the European war and
immigration" the New Orleans Times
says: = ="
: There ii one of the results Of the close
OF the war between France and Germany
in which our country, and especially the
Southwest, are greatly interested. The
enormous loes and burdens consequent
upon this disastrous war, must stimulate
emigration among the rural classes of
both nationsit2 a great war;, whatever
may be its Termination, always produces
this effect When the exultsEohzof vio-
tory cools down, and the costs and saofi-
foes thereof are calmly considered and
counted, the victorious German will be
apt to ask how his personal, material and
social interests have been advanced by
allthe glory. and triamphs Of the war.
he will quickly dieeover tliat no benefits
have or VIII result to him.; on the con-
tray, that he will be subjected to in
creased burdens, and an uncertain
future. He has learned, by painful
experience. the entire subjection OF his
liberty ana ,p0tgop to the will OF the
most absolute and: effective military des-
potlsm which hRS ever existed. This
yoke has rested lightly upon his neck.
in the war which engaged his pride and
passions. But how will it be in the dark
and uncertain, future, when again and
again he may be required to abandon his
family and industrial pursuits to march
forth to the battlefield: in cause, the
right and Justice whereof emperors and
princes will determine for him2
These qHeries will press with great
force upon .E3 FfuddeeHHit, thoughtful and
Industrious German, and give an enor-
nous impulse to the already large immi-
grationto this country.
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LIST OF New ADVERTISEMENTS.
DR.. A. j. Wilson-Cuncer, sc.
Phosphate and Phosphate Mining Co.
Chapman Sisters.
John Agnew-Notice.
Meeting Acacia Lodge.
w. 3. Stanley-Coffee Pots, etc.
Diamond Ring Lost.
T.. Hope-Hay.
Lost-A Badge.
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Aufruf an die Deutschen Columbia s.
Acacia Lodge No. 94, a. F. n.

"a AN EXTRA Communication of this
W9YI.odge will DO held in Masonic Hall.
W\THlS tThuraday) EVENING, at 7
o'clock. The Third Degree will be conferred.
by order OF the W. NJ.
F. NJ. BRENNAN, JE., Secretary.
March
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THE AMERICAN BOILEE,

n TIONAL COFFEE POT.
A MOTHER invoice OF these indispensable
IA housekeeping articles, opened this day,
at STANLEY'S.
March g
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Rooms to Rent.

TB1nREE ROOMS to rent, over J. & r. Il.
IL ASncw's store. Possession given 1st Of
April. For particulars, apply to
March S MRS. >. A. SMITH,
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a STATISTICAL FAcr.-If all the bedbues
rats, mice and reaches that have been s!aii
by IsAAosEN's "SuRE For" were laid out in
single flo, it is calculated that the limo would
hc :wioo 10 long dc the Atlantic cable. Sold
by all druggists. F16th
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Lippman's Btters are for sale by all drug
Sists and dealers. Depot in Columbia, 4. q. i,
=; GrIa.E & McGEE,ioH's, Druggists. SI9
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Our Greenville correspondent furnish
es the following particulars of the terri
ble shooting affray in Pickens, which
was referred to in Tuesdays PHOENIX:
On Friday night last. about o'clock,
some two miles this side of New Pickens
Court House, Anderson Looper, Assist
ant United States Revenue Assessor,
overhauled a wagon in the big-road, in
charge OF Henson Young, and others,
and demanded its confiscation for vio-
lation of revenue law. Young asked for
the authority for arrest. Looper replied
by drawing and firing his pistol, as the
authority and law of the land. Young
promptly responded with the same law,
and. strange to say, both men we're NOR
tally wounded; died in the road within
five minutes. An inquest, Saturday,
developed the above facts. Comment is
unnecessary. Two men, by the existing
condition of affairs, we're hurrediy
ushered into eternity. Some one, or
something, is surely to blame; but let
moralists and law-mak kers ponder on it.
Yours, M:
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-03-09

During the week ending on the i,h,
there were twenty five deaths in the city
of Charleston-five whites and twenty
colorcd.
An Esypt;au a-ornelary, iuringa race
recently, made mile in 143
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Busts of Lee

ID ECE1fED this day, specimen husts OF
H. GENERAL ROBERT Z. LEE. On exh-
biton ut STANLEI'S.
March