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Boots and Shoes.
LEATHER. ETC.

THE old house Of p. Il. FLA
N\ NIGAN, who for twenty years
carried on the Shoe trade, and
enever fsiled to give satisfaction
In every branch, is now opened by his SONS,
and they will conduct the business on tho old
plan-keep nothing but frat class goods.
quick sales and short profits.
P. a. FLANAGAN will superintend the Ma.
nufaotnring Department., and will be pleased
to see his old friends and customers.
Our stock consists of Mems, Boys', Youths.
Ladies', Misses' and Ohildren's
Shoes, Of all Styles and Varieties.
They will leave nothing undone to merit .
ialr .sn snare OF the patronage 30 literally be-
All Shoes exchanged or money refunded,
Five first class BOOT-MAKERS wanted.
J. T. FLANAGAN d CO.,
Main street, opposite Loriok i Lowrance's.
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srmL.HaRA A.RHT:i:O < ] s::i:
!. "a EersIxn AStalr,, 4,
MIGHT DISPATCHES.

a q .as't.
WALES STILL Observation-Disclosures DiSAs
TER AND nlRUMAN OoNpuor, &o., 40.
LONDON u Deoepber. 16--Noon.-A
morning. bulletin from Sand
nounoes that the Prince OF Wales slsp,
we'll last night and his condition is, in All
srespscts. satisfactory. Prayers were
again offered In all the churches yestsr.
day, for. his complete restoration.
PARIs, December 18.-The members OF
the Republican Left and Union Republi.
csns had meeting in opposition TO seat
ing the Orleans Princes. Gambetta pre-
sided. =. 49,,
HENRvA. December 1s.-The Count
Selnpis Itahar, q member, has been
chosen presidents OF the arbitrators. The
body adjourned to January 10. a4
LONDON, Deoembsr. 18.-The Queen
has left Windsor for Osborn. where she
proposes to spend the holidays.
An official bulletin from Sandrirgham
says Wales passed quiet night. Blege,
groom to the Prince, died OF typhoid
fever, to-day.
Engenie has sailed from Gibraltar for
London.
J, An unknown vessel was run down by
the French bark Costa Rica, from Havre
for Buenos Ayres. Seventeen lives lost.
The vessel passed on, regardless Of the
cries OF the drowning.
DUBLiN, December 18.-Procession
or assemblies in Londonderry are for
bade.l No trouble is apprehended from
Catholic inhabitants, but it is feared the
boys OF Derry may mako offensive de-
monBtrations. +
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Probabilities.-T The barometer VIII pro
Ssely i.es s,se .Sa sBa sSd oa a.isSs Ss:
coast Westwstaz % SAg MissiA.ippi. viii
partially splcna{ md qle4f Fsather
Fresh Nofth::weSt WiHds viii. pregail 10
night North Ahd East TOT Virgihia, viii
e.s.Tts1s ,,TvssSs::t:iSf The storm ON sh;
New. England Spsst - clearing away 70
night. A small area OF low Barometer
With rain, will develop in Louisiana and
Pleasant v;SS9 Tn pfdSsl1 e. Tsssas,
in the South Atlantic and GuIf Stats
Dangerous Winds are not Anticipated 20.
night East OF the Rocky Mountains. mn.
less possibly over small portion oi
Masseohusetts Bay. F7T' =
The Supreme Court, in Semmes %,
the City Fire Insurance Company. oi
Hartford, holds that, when parties fix q
limitation, by contract, within which an
act is TO be done. and the fresse.maSce
Within the time is prevented by war, and
time expires without performance, the
court will not interfere TO make q new
contract, but Will leave the controversy
to be determined by local statutes of Ii.
mttation:s tdudgment. reversed, and new
trial ordered. ~ The case is from Missis.
sippi., N. 4. NJ Z
The New York salt manufacturers
protest against reduction Of salt duty.
The entire day was consumed in dis.
cnssing the character of the Committee
OF Retrehohment Bayard insisted that
there should be two Democrats in the
committee, and Sumner denounced. the
exclusion Of his wing from the commit
tee.
In the House. ,Holdeman introduced q
resolution regretting the severity of the
course OF the Government towards the
Communists. Objection was raised.
when Roldeman moved e suspension OF
the rules, but the House refused to sus.
pend the rules. by 90 to SO. A resolu-
ton, sympathizing with foreign people
struggling for self-government, was
adopted unanimously.
CHARLESTON. December 18.--Arrived-
Steamship Georgis, New York d9
NEW York. December lS.--The report
OF the Committee on Ocean Bank shows
q surplus OF over $500, 900.
ANNAPoLIs. December 18.-Paymaster-
General Brioe testified that Ketchum was
q healthy man, temperate, and not in
the habit Of taking drugs.
Boston, December 18.-The loss on
the Grand Dukes ball was over $5, 900.
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NEW GOODS
FOB TH e HOLD AYS!

THE subscriber has just received from the
l. msnufacturers in France ana belgium
G one OF the most desirable assortments Of
GOODS IN HIS LINE South Of New York
copstsdng In part Of the following:
DECORATED CHINA
Perfan and Lava Ware,
bisque and Crystal Glass, DO.
~ A great variety OF silver, Silver-plated
ware, superior Cutlery. Jspanned Tea frays.
rom the most reliable manufacturers in the
United Htates--toRether with full stock Of
HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS.
Deo 196 w. B. STANI,EY
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In the most afable manner in the
world Oapt. Gen. Valmaseda has relieved
the cruel and blood-thirsty volunteers of
Cuba from further garrison duty in Moro
Castle, the Cabara and Principe Forts.
Yesterday regular troops took possession
of these Notifications. and Havana is no
longer at the merry OF. the murderers Of
women and children. 3 Whether or no
the volunteers will tamely submit to
their deposition from power remains to
be seen. Their recent murder of school
boys was, without donbt, the cause OF
their virtual degradation.
Mutt BURNT. Ion Wednesday night,
the 9Th inst., the mill of Mr. 8. n. An
derson. five miles from this place, was
destroyed by fire. We have matie inqui.
~ into this matter, and are forced to the
conclusion that the destruction of this
property, not only valuable to the own
or, but of great benefit to, the whole
community, was the deliberate work OF
incendiaries.-H Ne,Os.
A Now York gentleman, who was re-
gently married. engaged q special car for
himself and bride, beautifully fitted up
inside, and divided into bedroom, draw
ing-room and kitchen, which was to be
attached to every train as they journeyed
on their wedding tour, en- route for San
Francisco. N' VINE;
Tilton said, in substance, not long ago,
that Victoria Woodhnll could climb q
tree with the agility OF squirrel, and
now leading editorial in the Chicago
Post. though perhaps not plagiarism,
asserts that woman will rapidly learn
that the world is hers to rise in, il she
possesses the necessary qualifications. to
climb"
In the celebrated Tichborne case, now
on trial in London, the money of both
parties has been exhausted, and tho law.
yers for the defence and the plaintiff are
now only fighting for honor. As the
case looks now. the alleged impostor will
turn out the true baronut, or, at least. be
declared as such by the courts.
Mr. @. Todd waskilled in MONTGOMERY.
Ala, on Saturday. by young mule.
While attempting TO trim the name oil
the animal he was paved to the ground
and 30 severely injured that he died in q
few minutes.
AN ELoPINa NEWSPAPER MANA de.
spatch from Norfolk. Va, to the Peters.
burg Iader, says that Henry Ghiselin,
one of the editors OF the Norfolk Jo:u7,al,
has eloped with a young lady of that
CITY, leaving behind him wife and six
| children.
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State OF South Carolina--Fairfleld Co.
The State OF South Carolina, plaintiff, OF. the
spertanbarg and Union Railroad Company,
and others, credisors.-Ord for Sale. DO
ID stated case. all the creditors of the
spartanburg and Union Railroad Company
are required to prove and establish their de-
mands against the said Company, before us.
3. Rion,. Esq, in Winnsboro, 3. O., on the
18th, 9Th, 18th, 29th and 80th days OF Decem-
SsT, A: d: 1871. and on tho Esd, 24.h, e5:aa,
26th. 9th and 26th days of January, A.. D.
1874. JAMES III. BAXTER.
THOMAS B. JETER,
NOV 26 Special Referees.
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Christmas Goods.

G0 BOXES layer RAISlNS, 1000 large
W. Florida Oranges, 30 cases imported
Champagne. new Currants and Citron, Eng
lish Pickles and Piccalily, Edam and e. b.
Cheese, 100 boxes Fire Crackers and Torpe-
does. Champagne Cider, Jamaica Rum,
Otard Brandy, Pale Sherry and Madeira
Wines, Smyrna Figs, Sultana Raisins,
Almonds. Pecan and Brazil Nuts, and every.
thing else good and fresh. e. HOPE.
Dec 10
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Sale spartanburg and Union Ra,lroad

sale bpartanburg and Union Railroad.
The State Of South Carolina, plaintiff. assipst
the 6Psrtsnburg and Union Railroad Com
pSny ana others, creditors, defendants.
obedience e sS ordsr dated l5sh asy oe
y November, 1871, passed by the Hon. James
q. Rutland, Judge Of the 4th Circuit, of the
state OF South CarOlina, the undersigned Will
soil, on the FIRST MONDAY in January. 1879.
a. a. Onionvt:le, In the County Of Union, IN the
state OF South Carolins, before the Court
Homo door, between tho hours Of II O'clock
IN the forenoon and O'Clock in tho afternoon.
ss pnonc ouso5y, to the highest bidder. the
3 pa41e o2 oI tne SpARTANBUKG AND UNION
MWAaLnOAD. 81 including the Road-bed, Right Of
structure, lying. and situate in the Counties
OF Fairfield, Onion and SpartanburR; ali the
stock subscribed for In tho BpartanburC and
Union Railroad Company; the oh artered fiehta
and privileges thereof; the railroad epifcr.
chairs and equipments, and all the proporty
owned by said company, as incident or mecca.
eary for tta business, on the following terms.
70 wit: Twenty-Five thousand (S2b O0O) dol.
lars oaah, and the balance in three equal
semi.snnual fnstalments, with interest on
each instalment from the day Of sale, to be
secured BY the bond Of the purchaser, with .
mortgage OF the entire property sold. The
purchaser will also be required to pay for all
stamps and papers.
once the twenty-five thousand (S25. .OOOl dol
lara Aforesaid In cash, the property hereiube-
fore advertised will tmmediately be offered.
a. the time and place above mentioned. upon
the terms already stated, for resale.
JAMES II. BAXTER.
THOMAS B. JETER.
NovEMBEn %, 1871. Referees.
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California'a climate having heen found
favorable to the growth of most OF the
products Of the soil of all latitudes, is
about to be tested as q cotton growing
country. The experiment. to raise the
Southern staple on the Pacific s.oSs is to
be on an extensive scale, company of
Californians and Englishmen having So.
cured 10, 900 acres of land in the Kern
River Valley for the initial cotton crop.
1000 acres are to be- planted in the
spring. and the remainder OF the land
from time to time, as circumstances may
determine. The proposed cotton tract
a large canal, by means of
which it is proposed to irrigate the i'm
mense cotton field. This latter feature
ia novelty in cotton culture in the
United States. and adds additional inte-
rest to the great California experiment.
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Independent Fire Co

Prepare tor the Coming Holidays,
UY sending your orders in early TO JOHN
ID MCKENZIE, for Fruit. Citron, Almond,
Jelly, Sponge and other CAKE, either plain
or Handsomely Ornamented.
ALSO,
Mince, Apple, Cocoanut. Cranberry and
other PIES.
Scotch Short Bread made to order. All
kinds OF Cakes, Tarts, &o., DO. Main street,
Greenfiold's Row. Dec 10 6
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r. A. PRINGLE,
Cotton Seller and Gen. Produce Broker.

Central Wharf, Charleston.
PEFERENCES.- C. II.
III Lowndes, President Bank OF Charleston; !;
v. 3. Smith, Esq, President Union Bank Of
Charleston; Robert Adger, Esq, Is. G. Press
rim, President National Bank OF Newberry.
Chester, 8. C.-Messrs. McAliley Il Brawley.
Special attention given to the consignment
and sale OF COTTON, Dried Fruit, 30.
Sept +4m
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Stoves, Hnware, &c.
IN, THE undersigned have Just received
- large lot OF Cooking, Parlor, ONCE
g and Church STOVES. OF newest pat
terms and latest designs.
Also, always on hand good assortment OF
homemade and pressed T1NWARE. all OF
which will be sold 6. the very LOWEST cash
prices. Give us call before purchasing.
ROOFING, Guttering, Plumbing sAnd al
Job Work promptly attended to.
Store just above new Post Office Building,
Main street. CHAMBERS CO.
Dec 16 CT
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PRINCE OF WALES
ONLY THRIFTY YEARS OLD!

FTliE accounts report. the Prince suffering
Il from diseAse OF the lungs.
CONSUMPTION,
That fell destroyer, spares neither the ligh gh
nor the low. Every one Is subject to coughe
should be in tho hands Of everybody. It
cures Coughs, Colds, Asthma, HoArseness,
Sore Throat. Bronchitis. Group and Influ-
enza, with marvellous certainty. Let the de-
clining health Of the Prince admonish you to
60 at once and Re. bottle. For sale only at
HEINITSH'S Family Medicine Store.
Dec 16
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At Private Sale.

A VALUABLE FARM of 1872 acres, more or
"A less, with excellent dwelling and out
honses therenn; aitnated thpae miles East Of
Oolumbis, on the Hampton Mill-Pond Road.
Fnrnitnrs Horses and Carriage oan be had
with the farm, il desired For Information,
apply to e. w. SEIBLES CO..
Dec 10 Heal Estate Brokers
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HOLIDAY books.

IS1RD08 cOVV3RO1
Beautifully Illustrated and Bound.
LYHn HOUSEHOLD Tales and Fsiry Stories
~ for Girls. in boxes and In single vo-
Libraries OF Adventure and Science for the
1ounE, In boxes aud in single volumes.
the way Of BIBLES, WRITING DESKS, La.
DdEs' WORK BOXES. PORTFOLIOS.
These goods have just been opened at
.DUfFIE OHAPMAN'S Bookstore.
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Pomaria Nurseries.

80 nv TIE largest and most varied
RaaS&1R stock of Southern acclimated
S FRUIT TREES, adapted to our
45z2A soil and climate, consisting OF
0saoA Apples. Peaches, Pears, Plums,
Almonds, Apricots and Neotarines, IRON tho
earliest 70 the latest: Cherries. Ounces, Figs,
Hazle Nuts, English Walnuts and Spanish
Chestnuts. several tine varioties Grape Vines,
embracing choice table kinds; Strawberries
andRaspberries, Evergreens, in great variety,
for ornament and for cemeteries; Roscs-ali
the best; Dahlias, GladiOias, Lilies, &c; Or
namental Flowering Shrubs, Asparagus and
Horse Radish Roots, Usage Orange and Ma
cartney Rose, for hedges Choice Fruit Trees
OF all Kinds, which will bear the first season if
transplanted early, will bo furnished at mode
rate prices. new priced catalogue sent to
all @ho apply.
Persons Wishing, will poaso apply diroct to
the proprietor. WM. SUMMER,
Dec ~ fGmo POmaria, 8. c.
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Pure 9yrsum!

Hure gypsum!
CONTAINING ninety-nine and two-thirds
~ per cent. t99.G6 per oent.) soluble m after.
Warranted free fro allimpurities. Prepared
in this city, and for sale at the low price I
SIS per ton. cash, by
JOHN a. HOLMES,
Commission Merchant, Charleston, g. o.
SePt21 this
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MAMMOTH i RAfFY.R

ONE THOUSAND pounds hne ORNAMENT.
ED CAKE; also. some Prise Cakes, for
Christmas presents, also. . variety OF Fancy
Articles. Rafae to commence ct z O'Clock.
esoh evening. ct HEIsE'S CONPEOTIoN-
ERY. Ds,,o
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A Chance for All!
Fob SALE.

THE subseribers will offer for sale.
MA&at sinRleton's Hesdausrters PIsoe'
near Acton's Depot. on the Y Tilmin gton, 90.
lumbts aud Augusta Railroad, forty head OF
Ce CeiI;6Goke b Young MULES, together With
OAhTS and HARNESS. Sale positive
Leo II ELLIS & JOTNER
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One Puncheon Loohgilphead.
HyHE best SCOTCH WHISKEY. Dealers
= can have Il nearly st cost.
Nov is JOHN O. sEEaERs.
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Foundry for Sale.

A Foundry, doing a YER!
large business, situated in
Southern Ohio, is offered + !
sale OIL account OF IA disagree g.
ment between partners. Il
one half or the whole interest
IN said Foundry will be sold al
a bargain. Parties deslrins
further information. can Obtain,
it by corresponding with the
Edilor Of Record, Macarthur
Ohio. ," November 3, If.
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Partner Wanted.

An energ, tic business man
having a capital of $1,000, O.
more, is wanted as a one.halJ
partner in the Foun
dry business Foundry doing
a very large business; situated
~ilhin II lew feet OF IA railroad
in Southern Ohio. For full
particulars, address the Edition
of Record, Nc Arthur Obio
November 3, 1S7N-tf.
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3 i-do hotw.sh toinnrlh you reader, tha; DR..
Wonderful, or any Ot1er ,uuu, has dl:eO' cred
.Eremedy that cures Ooh sumption, uhen the
lungs ara hnlfconsulneil, IN short viii cure all
dIsea"es oi the mi nns Indy or estate, make
men live forever, and leave death ~ play for
want 0Gwork, and " designed, 10 paske our
iIbiunary sthPrea blissnIi ParadiSe,to which
VI eAyen lself yilal be hut a elde show. You
have he MI enough OF thtt kidd ot humbne~
gerry; Bu: When ! teil ypp chat lir Sages Ia
ttrfh Reine1iY 'whl positively cure the wort
eases Of CattrIh m the heat, only assert that
shrh lh0usands eau testify Ios 1Sill pay
s5UU Reward for case that can not cure. A
" qphiet EigBig symptoms aud other inior'
nation sent free to any address. THIS remedYls
SOLD. BY MOsTDRlIGGIS1|1N ALL PARTS
OF I'll f WORLD.
Price so cents. iseht by mail, postraid,on re.
ceipt OF sixty cents, or four packages for two
dollars. Bekarp Of counter lolts and orthh~sl
limitations, See that my private stamp which
u alpnsirivu gilarahIce pf gonlI hentsH,s TIP
on the outside Wrapper. Remember tnat tins
private stiInp issued by The Uhited, States
&c yefnment txpress siy fUr stamping my med.
iclnes, has my pnrt-pit, name and address and
the words ~. 3 Certificate Of Gennineness,'
engraved upon I, and epd not be mistaken.
boat I've swlndled b.; travellers and others rep
rasenting themselves as llr iS'ge; lam the
only man now living that haI the kncwledsH
aud right TO manuG cture the genuine nr.
Sage's Gntarrh Rtanply, and neyertra,e ell 10
sell this medicine. X. v PIERCE, NJ j..
ra.fuI 40 l'3 SeneR street, BuiE'lo. MY,
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The McArthur Railroad.

We learn that the route
along the line of the old road
has been surveyed, !. j, also
proposed TO run the road by
way of MT. Pleasant and Ew.
ing. This route is said to be
FIVE miles nearer and of easy
grade with one exception. This
would bring the road down
Scott's Greek immediately
south Of the H. V. Railroad
logon Rspu6liean.
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RcmLrandt,s Pictures,

This new and beautiful style O,
portraits is fast gaining pib favor.
Enquiry Is frequently made during the
day at Simoud's Gallery: DO you
make Rembrandt's pictures?' The
demand for this classic picture has
become so great that Mr.. Simonds has
made special arrangements by the adj
dition of suitable fixtures to prodrce
shis justly celebrated portrait in the
very best style, aud will be made at
small advance in price over the old
kind. All are invited to call at this
Gallery aud examine the work being
produced there. Chillicothe, Ohio.
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MoTEERs who have daughters that
have weak lungs should arrest the dis
ease when it is in the incipient stages
1t is indicated by hacking cough,
pains in the chest, difficulty of breath~
ing, or oppression of the lungs. II
ibis be perniitcd to run on, tubcrcclcs
will form, and Consumption wi be the
result. A most valuable remedy will
be found in Aliens Lung Balsam to
cure and cheek this disease in its Gr,t
stages. For sale by all Medicine
Dealers.
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Bro. MACKLEY, OF the Jack
son Standard, an old time Abo
lltionist, is lead to morallze
thus on reading the late DEM
ocratic platform endorsing the
18th, 14th and 18th Amend
ments: 'When I realize that
the great Democratic party
has come up fully to the most
extreme point which Fever
claimed int the good old aboli-
tion days, it seems to me that l
have no more political work to
do, and Lean say, politically,
ss good old Simeon said when
he beheld the infant Savior:
sand now Lord lettest thou thy
servant depart, ln peace, ac-
cording to thy word; for mine
eyes have seen thy salvation. ~
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The heroism Of Vallandig-
ham in pushing the Ohio
Democracy up 10 the scratch
Of swallowing the "nigger," ,"has
not been equalled since Arle--
mus Ward offered to sacrifice
all his wife's relations for the
suppression of the rebellion,
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SOME ladies' suller .readfuIly
with the hea ldeile, and this
causes their hairto flle. Ma
lure's Hair Restorative is q
sure remedy for the ache and
will restore the color Of
blanched, gray or faded hair.
See advertisement. j152w
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sALIsKI ACCOMMODATIONS.
The p fesitlent aud the. People.

The .Presitlent aud the. People.
y 'HarPer's Weekly concludes
an, article under this head: The
pEe.ss has unquestlonably
taught the people a certain
distrust OF newspapers. Sharp
censure, violent denunciation,
mean insiuuation, have so Of
ten proved ,e, be either IN.
founded or interested that the
wary reader reserves his opln,
ion. lie does not believe that
the President is a fool because
he reads it in one paper, nor
d knave because he reads it in
another, s,o .rs qss,--,-.as
The general opinion Of the
President-the peoples opin-
ion--is, we think, that be is a
plain, honest man, who means
to do his duty as faithfully and
patriotically in the cabinet as
he didit in the field; whose ad.
ministration has been efficient,
satisfactory, and creditable, di-
minishing the debt, reducing
taxationsrestoring the Union,
aud honorably and peacefully
settling The most threatening
foreign difficulty. TIE Presio
dents manly message upon the
San Domingo question has re-
moved any party irritation up
on that point, and the Ku-
KIux bill is undoubtedly gen
orally approved also by the
people, although severely crili
cised in so many papers. .Un-
doubtedly General Grant is
not considered to be "a good
"party' President. But that
does not weaken him with. the
country SO long as there is no
doubt-and there certainly is
none-of his fidelity to the
principles of the party. This
we believe TO be the peoples
opinion Of tine President; and
therefore it is true thpt while
the newspapers oppose, the
people support him, and it is
that general confidence which
makes his denomination proba
BILE. bsgET fgi3'saET
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-06-15

IA STOLEN kiss saved 4 girls
life in Foa du Lac, last week,
.lpEif the man who did the deed
had not pulled her head for
Ward just as he did, a beam
which fell fromthe upper floor,
would have dashed her brains
ont. Since thea all the young
men in Fond du Lac are going
around saving The lives Of
young women. 2 They say it is
sweet to be a philan thropist. I
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-06-15

On, flow l've Suffered Will,
my head! All on account OF
using the poisonous h ir IRE
ps'rations. l now u,e Nature,
Restorative, aud it has removed
The poison and restored nj!
hmr to its former vigor. See
advertisement.