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"ANTED-AGENTS, (s20 per day.
w to sell the celebrated HOME
SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE. Has the
under-feed, makes the s'6ack-sfich" talike
on both sides,) and is fully licensed. The
best and cheapest family Sewing Ma
| ceine in the market. Address, JOHNSON
CLARK CO., Boston, Mass. ,Pittsburg,
Pa. Chicago, ILL.,, or st. Louis, Mo. 3m
70sept22
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
For all the purposes OF . LAxat"
Medicine. g0

Perhaps no one tt
cine is so UNIVERSAL
required BY even
body as a cathaTp
nor was ever anye
fore so universaig
adopted into use,
every country 50.
among all classes,
this mild but emclM
p~urgatiye PM. u
obvious reason
that 1t Is o rely
BILE and far more
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GETTING UP CLUBS
Great Savingto Consumers;

Our answer is to send for Price List, and
a club form will accompany it with ftll d.
rections, making large saving to consul
mers and ~remuuerative tocluborganizers.
THE GREAT AMERICAN TEA
COMPANY. WxF
81 and 33 Vesey Street, New York,P
o. Box 5643. w4d&co.
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IMPROVED
UTLEY HAY PRESS,

THIS simple and powerful press, which
Il the experience of the past year,
when it was first introduced to the pub
ifc,) has proved far superior to any other
portable Hay Press in power and econo-
my, we are now prepared to manufac-
ture with improvements that add much
to the efficiency of the Machine, and to the
ease with which it is worked.
The immense power and small amount
of friction in this Pless render it invalua-
BILE to those whose farms are adapted to
raising.clover and grass, as it enables them
to ship their hay crop to a distant market
with profit,--the cost Of 6dainy the hay, aoiH
experienced hands not e1ceeding 81 30 per
ton, achile from s-af /
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AGENTS WANTED FOR :
w ork for Spare Hours

o. BRINGING IN SHEAVES.
4 Book from the crowded life of one who
is loved and in demand ~alr.over the land.
s--7 % Rev A b EARLE. -aHf
This book meets a great sale North and
South. Agents wanted everywhere
Commissions large. For Circulars,spress
notices, agents reports, terms etc, ad-
dress JAMES III EARLE, 96, Washington
Street. Boston, Mass. DIV
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Live Agents Wantedf for WOMEN
OF NEW YORK,

OR SOCIAL LIFE IN THE CHEAT CITY
Wonderful developments among the aristocracy.
Married women exposed, &c, &c. Price 50 %.
The best book to sell published. The best terms
to Agents ever given. Address N. Y.'Book Co.
las Nassau St. N. Y. w4-d&co
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HORSE AND CATTLE
The Best and most RegtabEe eves
offered to the Public. ~
The American Magnetic

CERTIFICATE.
- I hereby certify that 1 havs exsminsd, nd
thoroughly tested I'm my praetlce H.
above articles and regard them as prepArassess Of
great merit and would cordially recommsod then
As being prepared with sp ectal rare fran rs
liable tngredlents, and more efRcaeious for The
treatment OF the various diseases for which they arc
desisned. than ANY rem ed1es OF which / have
GEORGE H. DADD.
Ekerinosy &syyeos. Author Of sAaafossy an FHve
noigy Of the Hovss," !" Modern Hbve Doao.s1r
Purchasers Will please ak 70, copy Of "HerDsa and
CLORD = sHIxH, Rroprasesrs,
1913 .ah416-5Ad Ca1oAoo. l8a
FOR SAL BY ALL DRUGGIST
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on s

WANTED AGENTS-To sell the OC-
wv aTAGON SEWING MACHINE
n is licensed. makes the .Elastic Lock
Stichs and is warranted for 5 years.
Price 1915. All other machines with an
understood sold for SIS or less are IN
Engagements. Address, OCTAGON SEW
ING MACHINE 20, ST. Louis, No.
Chicago, ILL.,, Pittsburg, Pa, or Boston,
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Literature for the South
L III L

A non-partszan, non-sectonal, and non -sectariaI
Magazine.
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MASONIC NORMAL SCHOOL
FALL BRANCH.

WASHINGTON COUNTY.
E. TENNESSEE.
THE FIRST SESSION will begin
Il on the First "Wednesday of Septem-
Der, 1870, and continue Forty Weeks. In
struction thorough and effective.
SAMUEL ANDERSON, NJ. D., President
G.. HOLMES CLARK, a. NJ, Prof. Latin.
Modern Languages, &c. -r :
REV. j. N. BAKER. Prof. English Lit
e%rature, and Principal Female Depart
ment.
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T,eenty seventh Year-Secenty,sisM Vo1um,
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1871-01-19

Foreign Literature, Science and Art
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Eclectic Magazine
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-12-13
The Presidents Massage.

The President in his message speak
ing of the kn kinx arrests SAYS: great
cau.i N has b.cn exercised III making
these arrests, amsl notwithstanding the
large number, it is believed that no m
rocvn, person is now in custody"
We always knew that the President
Of the Cultcl States ought TO be wise
man, but the wisdom of the present
Chief Magistrate is OF very e%a'ie"
order to he able to pronounce so rertaiiii:
upoa the gull, or Innocence OF ;" many
prisoners. Truly in making this state
meut ne has over>tcppcI the bounds ol
dvccncy and is himself guilty .; grave
mi>t(cmcanor.
Let him beware, the ti'ne may c'me
when Ulysses S. Graft, pr'So"e''
charged with high crimes, may stand i"
need OF the most charitable, the u"St
n.erciful Judgement Of Ills country and
his uccrS.
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For the Herald
CoLySD,A, 5. c., Dec. 10, lS7i q.

CoLvIDlA, 5. c., Dec. 10, lS5l.
Nessss EDiToHs-In The lansuege of tie
books, according 20 white folks IDEAS, every
dog has bis day. IuZ have had yours. and
white passenger on the Greeuril!e road has
had his'u, both have fired 4 shot on tue sub
jec, Of depot accommodation, so row please
let me say a word Cnlo7cti folks have feel
incS rs well as their white brethren, and their
skins is thinner, As ever, body ought 10 know,
and consequen.ia!ly therefore they are Is
much, # no. more so, entitled 10 Set the
worth Of ;hcr money twas tay mi.0r;anc
one day last wevk to % : passenger. that d"y
:he trIiG dilnt cymc "ileu j: ought 10. Ii
u'aS twelve clock ai nigh; before we got OFF,
end he other un!or;iH:teS in the same box
were ladies' and gentlemen, one on his WHY
10 get married. 2ayulaStcr, and 4 humber Of
cu,orcd Brothers We wa< al crowded into
Il i,,!c reons. II ;rc'le> space 20 the man, one
,y.ra to ladies'. Tt!cre waS some fire, which
! could nj reach, and Il taller candle 70 light
me dismal >ccuc. Think nf X railroad dirrc
tors and presidents, wasn't This taking The
r;@ Off the bush. Mr.. hu>h Well, hadn
il have been for M'. h;'Iiagc the polite agent
who Cracked aii his jokes. new and old. 10
enl;ven the time, MI Indignation meeting
would have come Off. (; was melancholy
night. III spite Of Mr. Il jokes. AKA! ~'.cn I
thiuk how GiSco:uH r;ah'c il w:;S, feel like
complaining Of ;!:c Nr,"i'cG:v depot. Where
IS all the money gone 70. rs q cr;e'rl pf hu-
manly, imc!ndIn= 'hc whitc people. AK
that something D.. done 10 temper the wind.
- II.c >:.3.!! lamb. :r:lp 20 .i,rn. -
PASSENGERS
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Poor Material.

The reason, Mr.. Univn, that the Re
publican party is so odious in this State
is, not because |: is the Republican party,
but because it is composed of such poor
material-the ruling and leading spirits
being adventures FROM other sections
who took advantage of our condition
for purposes Of sclfaggIandzcment. A"
homes, Republican, who laboTs really
for the good Of the State, has never been
abused by any one.
Your remarks in reference to the New
Denarturc Of Mr.. Voorhees,, Of Indiana,
rs applied to the people Of this State,
are eminently urjn>t. We do not turn
with disgust from the party because they
are Republicans, bat because we have
no confidence in the leaders.
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WOODS HOUSEHOLD MAGAZINE for De-
c.rnbcr is one OF onr brightest atiG checricSt
vis'au.S for III" month.-Crowdcd with all
the rrIishe< ola Christmas Dinner, il makes
one think rf its appropriateness as Il Christ
mas present for ihc little ones, as we'll as
for the uh!cr members Of the household.
Mrs. Santa Claus Adventure is alone
richly worth the price OF the Magazine 4
year. We notice that its publishers have re-
Gently purchased the following Magazines
which have been consolidated with the
Household. viz: "Our Magazine" pnb-
li>hcd by Vi j. Genera! Kip :'rick and Wm.
2 Maliisnn. ~ N"w on, y. J., anl The "Ihc
Eclrctic," published st rIncinna'i hy !'f. >!
". Sru,,,ivr Terms 70 clubs ar" exceedingly
liberal, which can lie a,cria;nci by scndi
for the D, ccmhrr number. wa:ch will lie
nailed free. Address ). S. Wood & c.,
Ma burg. y. \.
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\ 4EW.RERRE. s. q,
Wednesday, December IS, 1871

Pitch into those Republicans, Mr.
Union, as soon as you lind it convenient;
we would be very glad Indeed to see you
make the fur fly from some of them.
If YOU could make some of those bonds
tly back into the State treasury it might
be better. We pat you on the back, my
hoy
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the Presidents Message.

We give ;E.e following brief summary
Of the matters touched upon. an'! the 'c
conncnGa,ionS contained in the p:eSl'
dents Message:
Under the head OF foreign relations the
country is congratulated upon til" 1rne
fciai effects OF the treaty Of " aShlne'on,
as settlement of our difficulties "ith
Great Britain. and as an example t" the
world how wars may be avoided without
q sacrifice uf nati"ral honor.
The abolition of slavery sy Brazil Is
made subject Of consratu!atior, and the
enactmcn, Of strinsen, Iaw by Congress
is recommended to reach the case OF
American citizens who may III their deal
mos with citizens Of other countries
where slavery still exists, become mort
caeecs of this species Of property or
otherwise interested therein. No conn
tenance is gicen to tie rumors OF d''h'
culties with Spain, and to possible inter
rension in the affairs Of Cuba.
He recommends tue modification OF
the tariff and internal revenue laws, with
. view TO tightening the burdens at pres
ent imposed upon the country. lie re
co.ancnds the abolition Of ali taxes f'om
internal revenue sources, except those
collected from spi,ituous, "inous and malt
LIQUORS. tobacco in its various forms anG
from stamps. lie recommends rcduc'
tion of the tariff AID condemns the sys
tenn o! uoi.ies to iniorners in the revell'
ue service of the country.
lie recommends that promotion in the
navy, above the rank Of Capta!n, be
made by selection instead Of seniority as
at present.
He urges upon the favorable con>ide-
ration of Congress the plan If uniting
the telegraph service with the ordinary
postal service Of the country, as recon-
mended by the Post Master General.
The Proclamation Of October l7th, in
regard to the ku klux, is justified, on
the ground ,hat tic Proclamation Of Oct.
18th had not been COMPLIED with. The
unlawful combinations, &C., are take"
for granted. r. guar trials are promised
parties arrested. and also sure convic-
tons, as, he says. at is teliered that no
innocent person is ncw in custody"
Political amnesty is recommended, but
he SAYS. III there be any great criminals
distinguished abnre all others for the
part they took in opposition t" the gov
ernment, they might. in the Judgment u!
Congress, bc cXt!u.ci from such a"!ieS
ty."
lie closes wish declaration in favor
OF such civil service reform as vii! visit
,i,e responsibility !,r bad appointments
upon those Nha rrcOUracnd Improper
persons !o- Office TO the appointing power.
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TIE SOUTHERN MAGAZINE. published by
Murdoch, Brown 4 Hill. BrIImnrc Cor De-
ccmbcr. .ivcS y most pirnsrg and profitable
,aI,!c Of contents. II has improved c"n>id-
crahiy in rG!n; Of literary merit la;tcrly and
We are gluL to say that It take. q foremost
place in Srrl:l!cr:i literature. aud tn7'hev that
i; deserves ::.r ibcrai Gr:g6nasG nt the r.at-
ing public. Now is the time, too, Ia conf.
ucncr subscriptions, as thcy vii! hr"in with
he New Year, The p:icc is ony -, Adj
iiru<S ..iII:-r
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SINGLE TICKETS SIS EACH.
n O Postpone men t!

COMMISSIONERS AND SUPERVISORS OF DRAW
ING:
General \. r. WRIGHT. Of Gcorsis.
General BRADLEY T. JOHNSON. Of yi,ginh.
Colonel B. Ii RUTLEDGE. of South Carolina
Hon. ROGER 4. PRYOR, ofNew York.
Great inducement and reduction IN price
Of Tickets 10 Clubs.
,ickcts Vii be sen;'py re;asn " mail BY
BUTLER, CHADWICK, GARY i CO.
Charleston, S. c., or our Agents.
Gen. VI. c.. BUTLER JonN CHADWICK
Gen. M. W. GARY.
Dec 13, j0-5t.
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SAYS Il l%ic issue o! the Phi!arc!phil City
1t. NJ: "EnScnHiiY has E'c"n taXc'! 10 find the
surcSt ah mos direct mean, of reaching The
puI:lic, and the business man who wnnld all
Tcr:isc Il specially, and get the greatest
good our Of the greatest number, in the
Shortest space Of tine. is compelled 10
90 Geo =. Eowril 4 Co Of New York.
for adyica. Why TO thS noaSc? Be-
causc il is the bead an! front Of the ad
rer;isirg business. 1t is prompt, mct'iod-
ical and clear in IFS transactions. and pos
srsscS The confidence Of al the houses which
advertise most.
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The RURAL CAEoLIHIAN.-Thc Dcccabc:
number ot the l.uyal is b.imfu! Of interesting
articles on farming matters and general
economies, ana We look unon it rs one o:
the best and cheapest guides to the agricultu-
rist that i> now published. The great variety
given in the Rural, in all the branches, in
c!udiug horticulture, dairy and stock, min
ing, mechanic and natural history, renders it
,,vIiuahIc 10 all classes who desire 10 pro-
rrcss, Su.,scripfinnS Slnt now TO Nc>srs.
Walker. Evans 1 Cog<wci!. Charleston, will
commence will! tic new volume Price 50.
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Ply" THE GREAT PICTOPI-

! IL f!tE-A ~ WAL
ALANNJAL-IIo<trttcr's AL United States
Almanac for 1872, 10, distribution, gratis
,hrourhort the United States, and all civil
!izrL countries Of the Western Hemisphere,
wiIl be published about the Grst Of January,
in he English, (;ermau, French, Norwegian,
Welsh, Swedish, Holland, Bohemian and
Spauish ,ancnages, ard al WHO wish 70
understand the .rnc philosophy Of health
should read and ponder the valuable
Suggestions it contains. II addition to an
admirable medical treatise Oh the causes,
pre-, cr,ion and cure ot great variety O'
diseases, it embraces large amount OF IN
formation Interesting 20 Ike merchant, t"e
mechanic, the miner, the farmer, tie planter"
and professional man au'! the calculations
have been made FOR snrh mcridiaas and
lati;udes as are most suitable for i correc:
and comprehensive Nai;ou:! Calender. The
nature, uses. aiiI extraordinary sanitary
effects o: Iioslc;tcrs Stomach Ditiers. the
stav!e tonic and u!trrs;ive Of more than
half the Christian world, a:e fully Sc; forth
in its parrS, which are also intrrspo:scd
with ,:tl0Yia! i:iuS;ra!ions, :a;naLlc recipes
for tie Household and farm, humorous an
rc!o,rs, ""d Otter Instructive and amusing
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MULE LOST.

4 BLACK HORSE MULE about. fifteen
years old, in very good order, belonging 10
Mr. john Floyd. s:raycd from hi+ premises
on the night OF III" 2nl ult. a. mark,
the mule frequently hangs his tongue out
Il piece on the right side of his moutl..
Ten dollars reward will he given for his
recovery JOHN FLOYD,
Dec Is, 50-3t Bartou's Tank.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue Of sundTy wriis Of Fieri F"cias
10 ME directed, will sell on she first hon-
day in January next: at Sewberr! G. H.,
Sixty-Scvcn Acres Of Land,
more or less, bounded bJ land, Of J1mes
Re.gin, Elizabeth Coate and others, levied
on as tho property Of John Williams, at
tho suit of John y. Farrsr, CharlsA D. Far
rar and Stephen Owens, survivors OF the
firm Of $. S. Farrar, Bros, 4 Go. IS
Alsy sundry notes Of \. &. Gallman,
decd T. VI. PAlSlNGEk,
Dec. Is, 50-3t. 50 S. y. I.
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THE LADy's FRIEND for Dcccmhcr.-A
New Serial by the III hor Of "EaSt LYNNE.
\ Christmas number Of surprising attract
ivencSS. Two exquisite steel cngraFiDSS.
brilliant c0lured Fashion plate, and numcr-
0us fine wood cuts illustrating stories, fash.
ions, and faEcy work, make Il rich array OF
embellishments. The Last Days OF I M
pcii' is Il beautiful! picture Of peculiar inter
est: and the Front:Spiccc. Peace be unto
thi- IlnuSr!" Is 4 most appropriate Christmas
subject finely conceived, antl ;lrt:>tIc;s!lv cx-
ecu:cd. The announcement tha, MrS. VI ood
will begin a new story. "Within the Maze;
or, Lady Aniinnian'S Trial, in the January
number, will he welcome 10 her numerous
admirers. II vii! run the whole Of next year:
"CnouSing a Wife on Scientific princIp!rs.
has lovely picture Of the heroine; "ihe
Phantom Hare is i thrilling story, striking
~ :ius!ra;rd; and "JcS<ie'S IidinGS, nni
Bertha : Twelfth Night Cake, are both &C
compAnicd with >.,;ri:cd designs. The mu-
sic is the "Commc Il Eaui" Polka. Every
department of this mag zine is managed
with so much care and taste thar ii is brlm-
full Of choice entertainment. Price $500
wear. Fou: copies. S6 Fight copies (And
one gratis SIP "rhc Lady'< Friend and
the "Sarurdav Evening Post. =. Published
hy Deacon l. Peterson. Philadelphia Single
copies for sale by all News Dealers, and by
the Publishers, price % cents.
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COMM

NEwBERRY, December 12.-Coton 1Sc.
COLUMBIA, December II Cotton 1Sc.
LIVERPOOL, December 11-EveninS.
ton tirmer-uplands o.; Orleans 105.
NEW YORK, December III p. Moot
ton firm; uplandS 20; Orleans 2Oi. Gold9la
o..
BALTIMORE, December 11.-Cotfon l9sa194.
CHARLESTON, December 1l.-Cotton firm
-mddIing 1872 49,.
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4 DECIDED pLEAsURE.-O Of the pleas
antest nights We have spent in somc time
WIS on the occasion Of the Ladies' Supper.
in The Town Hall. on the .i'h inst, an! n"'
ONLY Was il pleasure TO rs, hut 10 some
hundred or two of the yonn. people OF ho;i
sexes, plcnfif&liy inttr>pcrSeJ with the fa-
,Dcrs. mothers and grand-'lMda's 5 Of The light
hcartcI younslins>. We for one reclIacincd
70 thank the ladies for successfully getting
I'D. and carrying through, this happy affair,
in spitc OF some little opposition; a1d we arc
not only glad that their ohjcct-a very Char
liable ouc-was realized, but do hope that
II will not be long ere they set their heads
,crrtbcr" for another OF the same kind. The
most iny9:cratr Old rogy, il there WAS ono OF
that class there. cannot but admit that lie
never saw people cni"y themselves more.
And i: the ladies' do treat tic community 10
another, wc beg all the hari UnS, fO.ics
s,rni-ht backs and se:-vour-foot -down-on-aIl-
i,,uorcil;-1:nuScmcnt-k l-of-tokS, whether
mrn or women, To take Il look in for one
time ut least. We assure them they will
neither be gnbbIcd up, swin1cd, nor krl
K!uxrI, and that il illcy pay out Il few cents
tbcv viii a<>urcd'y get the worth of it III
something good 10 cat.
On this last occasion several amateur mn
S;ci.n< added to the pleasures Of the evening
most excellent music, for which the arc en-
titled to eminent thanks.
This for The suppcr-ihc dinner in tic
morning, although rs fine as cou!l he rrc>
plrt,l-ani it il wcl'-knnwn that the ladies
OF Nrwbcrry know hnw 20 ca!cr to the appc-
ttr-wiS nrt IS well pa;ronizcl as it should
have. been 10 say tn" least, Il want of ap-
prcciIiinn. or good feeling. or interest. Or
Something rl-', w:l> manifested. rs We he
fore stated. III" o. i"ct Intended! WAS chlri'a-
h!c, aud m'.IItc'! Hfrrution. and Il full return
WIS NAL" iGr all that VII, received. But
enough.
Mn'."'- Victoria Toni" Bi.trrs. arc. h"vnnd
,lr:l'' the h'st Constitutional Eschnvnfnr cv-
81 Of ,c 20 ;lic irhlc. iS-G:.
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A<S>@

Orion sc!tS, white and rcd, 4 fall supply
at Motto / 'Farrants n'ng Store. The time
10 buy ana the time TO pat thcm in the
grouni Is Now. 3.
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Notes Victoria Tnr;r i};tIcrS should be
kept in every house, an their e-s;ving Ton
ic Properties t:ic, hy ali. E-G!.
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Mh>T:-A CrUI:i>t; ESr.EPEiS+ IN CuAI:T -
TON iEli lesion i fast '"curninEa manuf.ctur-
irg rs wrll c"rurn"rciai CITY. The largest lnanu-
factory 0 "GI> s-h,>. h'ir'ls. &c, in the Snu:ll>
crn States is that Of Mr l.. +. Tnae. on lInrl-
iecks Wharf IN that ciry, sales rooms ut \ o. -
linynr 81 rect. SIR. Tpa:c> advertisement appears
III another cu.u:ll;I. Nov. 1-ln.
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Notes Victoria Tonic Gi:tcrS will keep oil
o;,;;. IS ct.

Ti.erc Is no mistake in our FGrs being o.
rcrcd at and below cost. For proof call and
examine our selection and ascertain prices.
McFall 1 Pool. q.
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not on active participant in, or even
cognizrnt Of the arts of violence alleged.
The other prisoners, ilczckiah Porter,
William Montgomery and Evans Mur-
ply, also plead guilty.
Mr. Staubcrry claimed i'll behalf OF
the prisoners, that in putting III the plea
of guilty they surrendered no right TO
claim exemption from punishment, as
the niN.nrc confessed was committed
prior to the passage Of the Act under
which they were indicted
Mr.. C"rb;n replied that although the
assault and battery was committed prior
to the passage of the Aci, yet that in
fact the conspiracy VAS continuing one,
the con>rirators being banded together,
having bylaws, regulations. &r.
Monday was set 'loun for the hcarlng
Of the atiidavis in mitigation Of >cntcn-
ccS.
Mr.. Stanhcrry presented petition in
brha!f of Lrandrr Spencer Of York, pray
lug that writ Of liahca> corpus hc i>Sicd
to Mai,r Lewis Merrill, Of the C"i'c!
Statcs Amy, hy whom, as he stated he
WAS arrested without warrant, and held
IN confinement, without any charges pre-
rcrrcd against him.
Tie culrt withheld its decision and
adjourned till Saturday, at | o'clock.
ECLECTIC MAG ,zlNE-Thc Descmher
| number Of this Magazine is ut hand, and
| brings the year to close with lengthy anu
! very Interesting ,ahir of Contents. There IS
| 4 fine portrait on Steel Of Professor Trndali,
which ought to be in the possession O! every
ono interested in modern >cicn"c, and in the
| let:crprcSS, is nv apprccativc sketch Of his
life and work. Among the notable articles Is
| one on '-Erial Voyages giving complete
record of all the attempts hitherto made a.
navigating the air. and an explanation OF
| the PRINCIPLES on which the science Of Acros-
tatics is based. This is followed by "a Ma
! homesan Revival I'm Indial; Some Amcrt-
can Books, containing capital criticisms on
| Bret Harte, Joakin Miller, Miss Phelps, and
others; Prospects Of the New German HG-
| formation: News from llcrchcl's Planet; The
| Legend OF Frederick BarbarnSsa; Centenary
| ariSin; Amber California; Shakespeare and
! His Times: French Finance; Literary Re
| numcratiun: Hnd 4 variety of others, to-
ge,hcr with copiouS Editorial notes on Lit
! cratu!c, Science, and Art. The time has
! come now for readers TO decide what Ma"a-
| zine they will take du ing 1872, anu before
doing 81 we advise them 10 look over copy
of the Eclectic f. 4. PcIton, Publisher,
! les Fulton Street. New York. Terms IS per
year; two copies 50: single copies ID cents.
|