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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-07-04

NORTH BRooKFIELD.-Encamp Ezra
Batcheller, G. A. R., have elected the following
officers for the ensuing term: Commander, -
-; senior vice, Charles H. DeyO; junior vice,
Warren F. Rogers; adjutant, P. F. Barr; quar-
termaster, F. S. Amidon; chaplain, David
Mitchell surgeon, H. S, johnson. The post is
in a very 6ourishing condition; the members
have fitted up fine hall in Adams block 22x24,
for their meetings, and which they rent to
the Crispins and Masonic fraternity. The en-
campment have recently been presented with a
beautiful life size portrait of the late Ezra
Batcheller, Esq, and have placed the same in
their hall.-Mr. B. K. DeLand has sold out his
drug business to Mr.. Charles r. Hammet, of
Woonsocket, who will renovate and restock the
same as first class drug store. Mr.. F. E.
Weeks has sold out his news room to Lucius
Woods. Mr.. W. is making arrangements to
begin the publication Of weekly newspaper,
devoted to the interest of the Brookfelds.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-07-04
The National Game.

LAWMAKERS VS.. MUTUALs.
Troy, N. Y, July 8.-Haymakers, thirty
seven; Mutuals, sixteen.
FOREST CITYs VS.. MAPLE LEAFS.
GUELPH ONTARIO, July 3.-Forest Citys,
Rockford, thirteen; Maple Leafs, Guelph, twelve.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-07-04

BETHLEHEM, Pa, July S.-By the additional
liberality of Asa Packer, founder of the Lehigh
at their meeting to-day, TO declare that tuitiQn
. the institute Is hereafter free,
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MAINE.

BANGOR, July 3.-Mlle Jeanette Ellser,
tight wire performer, accompanying Stone g.
Murrays circus, was thrown from wire while
making an ascension this afternoon, by the
giving way of guy, breaking her collar bone.
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COUNTY NEWS.

Clinton, in vote of 429, gave 20 majority
mo" on the beer question.
Uxbridge voted Saturday 10 dyes" to 148
"no" not to allow the sale of beer in that town.
Clinton has 113 persons and corporations who
pay tax the present year of $50 each and over,
and SO pay over 800. Those paying over 5000
are: Lancaster mills S11 200, Bgelow carpet
company $500, Clinton wire cloth company
$22O5, Lancaster quilt company $61s.75, Clinton
savings bank 367.63, Harris & Sons S418.63,
II. N. Bigelow $877 80, H. C. Greeley $854.72,
Gilbert Greene S348.5O, C. L. Swan S844.9O,
Charles NJ. Bailey $294.5O, Mrs. Sidney Harris
S292.5O, E. S. Fuller 1912 g., Alanson Chase
S272.09, VIM. H. Haskell S2S6.10, Emily w
Bigelow S27O.87, Franklin Forbes $259.47, Elisha
Brimhall s291.5O, G. NJ. Palmer S219.5O NJ. L.
Crossman 5000, estate of Sidney Harris $2O2.S7.
The tax is SIS on the thousand.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-07-04

These Bonds First Mortgage, upon hrst-claSe
completed Trunk Line Railway extending from Selma
Ala, to Pensacola Fla, the finest harbOr the Gulf
The payment Of both principal and interest is guaranteed
by the State Of Alabama, whose currency obligations
sell in the market at l04 The total direct debt of the
state only 000 and the indirect possible indebt
edness caused by its railway guarantees amounts only
TO O0 making the maximum possible Indebtedness
Of the state below OOOe which is less than its
debt IN 1881 when issue of bonds to the extent OF
3l5,500,000 made to establish a banking system,
which debt reduced by redemption to S4,OO0000 in
1851 previous the The taxable property of the
state Is thrice what it that time, and the
population than double.
The Bonds offered thus equally valuable either
Railroad Mortgage state Bond; and with the
double security thus provided, unhesitatingy
mend them equal to any Investment in the market
PROCESS and accrued interest.
All marketable securities taken in exchange, free of
Express charges.
Pamphlets and Circulars furnished
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-07-04

BASE BALL.-The Fly-aways of New York
city, as fine a club of Junior ball players as there
is in the country, defeated the Mazeppas yester-
day afternoon on the agricultural grounds by
score of 80 to IA. The game was umpired by
VIM. H. Kelley, Jr., who accompanied the Fly
Always on their tour. This morning. at half.past
nine o'clock, the Bay State club OF Lynn will
play game with the Mazeppas on the same
grounds
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-07-04

G. Corbin, L. S. s.; d. L. Moulton,'R. $. V, c.;
A. F. Prentice, L. S. v. G.: A, L. Burbank,
Past Grand.
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BURLINGTON, -. CEDAR RAPIDS
MINNESOTA RAILROAD.
FIRST MORTGAGE
Z PER CENT. GOLD BONDS,
90 and Accrued Interest in Currency.
ON A COM PLETED ROAD.
GREE OF U. s. TAXI

This road is now in the dullest of the year
earning than IL per cent net on the amount Of its
mortgage obligations
Its per cent gold bonds are equal for security to
GOverniI ent any Railroad issue. They command
ready Market and prepared to buy and sell them
at all times. No investment in the market possessing
equal guarantees Of safety returns equal percentage
of interest The Chicago, Burlington and Quincy has
given traffic guarantee and obligates itself to invest in
these bonds 50 per cent of The earnings derived
from all business from this road. This is sufficient ind.
cation of the estimate of this enterprise by the largest
and most farsghted Corporation in the West limited
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Good Health,..Lo -L.ife,

sss Sis s SstTssn 1924 RlSOa sO
Death. Bad blood .iR full Of hunoTs; pro-
,duoipg corrupt Sores, Ulcers, Boils, Gar,
buncles, Spots. Blotohea. Theae are ,indicY.
tions Of a diseased condition OF the system,
and unless removed, viii PREY upon the body
OF flesh. ':With8Tt nnre blood no fIesh is free
Yellow o,Faees, Weak stomsohs, Diseased
ns1yeSs M aEpS
common in thii 2oHqtry, is: owing entirely to
1T aS B
in tho history of medicine: .Forpurifyine the
Blood and dinyigoratingt the Liver, no setteror
cheaper medicine has ever been discovered.
/ HcinitBh'B Queens Delight is Purifier or the
Blood and an 1nvigoratof Of the Liver, two
things essential in preserving Health and
in curing Disease. Il invigoratss: the Liver,
Bowels. pnriies Tic Bldpd IN repsiss th tSe
waste OF the Body imparts Strength and
gives yigor to diseased and snfesbled systoms:
HE1N1TsH's QUEENS DELIGHT. !,
it's uso. because It posEesses merit. and is
what it scerns to; bc-a' household blessing to
The. sick. Z. .,s .i ai'sr''i ofd;
HEADACHES. II cad ache, Nervous Hesd.
Dizziness. Rush Of Blood to the Head, Full
| ness, Oppression OF the Head, &c. -
CATAhRH-This unpleasant disease. In all
| it's forms. t.,; I aiid 1t.siii .
Som TunoATs, 6c.-sore Throats,. Hoarse-
ness, Loss Of Voice, Weak Voice..
DYsrHrsIA.-This dieease always cured In
all cascs. i'll persons OF ell ages and occupa-
| tions. I!t
L1vEn CoMr1Arars, JAuNp1cE, &c. II!
Chronic Diarrhoa and all Chronic Dysente-
| ry, Oolics, obstinate Costiveness. ....s
PhEs.-Pilea, Blind Bleeding or UlcerA ted
Painful, Itching, Burning, nc matter how long
kidney Disease, Diabetes Gravel, Inconti
nence. stoppage. Their peculiar diseases
FACE AFFEcTIoEs.--Brown Spots, Mott
| Blotchos, Pimplce, Black Specks. He'd Patches
Burning, Itching, Rush OF Blood to the Face
Cloasma, Bad Complexion.
Abaoesses, sorofula, when on the Scalp
Back, Limbs, or anywhere; Sore and Swellct
Legs, all perfectly curable.
SKIN DIsKAsEs.-Salt Rheum, letter, Acne
Shingles, Bcaly Eruptions, Watery Discharges
Itching. Burning. Chronic Erysipelas.
THE EYEs-1nflamed and Itching, Scrofula
&C., on the Eyes and Eyc-lids.
rheumatism. Chronic, Acute, Neuralgia
Lamences, Hwelled Joints, inability 70 walk
painful or passive. cured by tho use Of 4i.
HEINITSH'S QUEENS DELIGHT.
Tho AFFLICTED, nervous and debilitated, who's
sufferings have been protracteG from hiddel
causes, and whose cases require prompt treat
nent, will find always sure remedy in
QUEENS DELIGHT. la I-li45
AK for HElNITSHB QUEENS DELIGHT
Takc none other. He is the inventor and sol
proprietor. Sold wholesale and retail at hi
Drug and Chemical Store, Columbia, g. O.
Feb 0 A!l tsG 5t}-s H
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Recently telegraphio message. was
received in;Kiohdoh ;bn a Thursday which
left India on the Friday following. s,Ehe
messagelwae, therefore, received in Lon
don the day before. it was sent from
India. The time actually occupied by
the message In transmission was Afty
minutes. The sun would require four
hours and twenty-siI minutes to do the
same distance; and as the measage was
sent soon after midnight, the extraordi-
nary effect is produced of it's arriving
the previous evening 4. i''i,st ~ ~,
David b. .Chalkley, of Manchester,
Va, was instantly killed.. Sunday morn
ing, by being run over by the Danville
train, at Rock ford. =. He attempted to
cross the train while in motion. and in
doing so agrasped' at the handle on the
tender, missed It, and fell face foremost
on the track, the train passing oyer him
from shonlderta hip. producing instant
death:
The world is governed by three things
wisdom, authority and appearance.
Wisdom il for thoughtful people, autho-
rity for rough people. and appearances
for the great mass OF superficial people
who can look only at the outside, and
who Judge only by external matters.
G9ihe.
The provinces OF Alsace and German
Lorraine, formerly belonging to France,
having been transferred to Germany,
correspondence for those departments
are now subject to the same rates of
postage and conditions as correspond
ence for other, parts, of Germany, and
should be sent in the German mails.
A New York Herald special at Paris
states that the printing office Of the Opt
MON Ndtiondls has been invaded and the
type scattered, and that 500, 900. .000f.
worth of property has been destroyed
in Paris within the last few days.
Some drunken card d-players set fire to
q barn in Harrington, in West Virginia,
on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, on
Saturday morning, and half the town
Hes :.:.si i0wl befoTe tic ire was O.
tinguished.
Tho West side elevated railroad, in
New York city, WAS sold at sheriff't
auction, Saturday, for. $4,000. The at.
tempt to operate it will be continued.
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Rich, Rare and Ruby.

VKTE have inst received On extensive addi.
wv ton to our stock Of WINES and Ii :.
QUORS, which will compare Yavorably, in pu-
rity, with any stock In the United States.
We mention: Superior Heidsick; Vergenay--
Moet d Chandon; veuve ONcquot Ponsardin;
Corteillod Mouaseaux, and other brands OF
CHAMPAGNE ]. q r. Martelrs OognAo
BHANDY-believed to be the only lot Of this
celebrated brand in the city. Old Wheat Bour-
bon WHISKEY--1880. Genuine hungarian
BITTERH. Partags, La Croma and Concilla.
ctan CIGAR6-genuine HAvanas. Call and
Try them. PAYSINGER Il FRANKLIN,
Jan 20 Exchange House,
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Change Of schedule.,e. o,i.
SoUTH CAROLINA RAILRoAD CpAPANY.,
h COLUMBIA, s. O., January 19, 1871,

E% eB TE5 Passenger Trains viii
Exp 4isaa 4se srtiye nnd Leaves:
It2ra .y4.itI Train Nos1lGe-{ti .8't}i .h'
Leave Charleston at. !l,.i. ..-,.: .9.20 m
arrive At Colpmhia at......:s.......;;8Ao-pn P m
Arrive at Charleston at 80. ~. 7.5O M
Leave Camden, Sundays excepted. at!eS q M
Arrive ct KngviIe at :I20p M
Leave Kingviile, Sundays excep'd. at.2 30 pm
Arrive at Camden at....-............6-O0p m
The above Traiu6 run In connection Eith
Wilmington, Columbia and Auguatn RAiroad;
conneoting with Trainst for WiimiIgtoni North
Carolina, and with Trains for Augusta, Geor-
gia4-. making cloae connections with Night
Trains OF Georgia Railroad and Central Y Bail
81 TRAIN No. 2-NIaHT ExPnKsgIu Si!si
tBunday Night excepted.)a st..f 80;
Leave Charleaton at. .7.1O y m
Arrive at Columbia at ..6. 90 q m
Leave poinInb!a eS.. = ..... 80 ? ~
Arrive at Charleston at. .: As Am
This Train runs In connection with. Up'Au-
gusta Trains, making close connection 4Tith
Georgia and Central Railroads- Il ,i,;.,,l.
/ +. ii-4 A. G!'TY1ER,, Vice President.
h 3. B.. ..PIoKINs, General Ticket Agent. Jan al
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CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK
r,. 4ir.2 or t,A-.
SOUTH CAROLINA
Deposits Of s1 and Upwards Received.

INTERESTALLO WE'D a r THE, ,RATE0F
SEVEN PER GENT. PER ANNUU,
ON OERIIFICA 1,ES OF Deposit,
AND Six PER CENT. COM
UNDED EVERY SIX
MONTHS ON ACCO UNITS. ,
OFFICERS.
VIM. Martin, President.
John John 3. 3 Tsnmas Rslmes; vice-Presidents.
A. G.. Breniger, Cashier.
John @. 3. Smith. Assistant Cashier
Directors.
Wade Hampton, William Martin, A. @. Has
kell, F. w. McMaster, John P. Thomas. E. a
Heinitsh, John B. Palmer, Thomas E. Gregg,
Oolumbia.
J. Eli Gregg, Marion.
G.. T. Scott, Newberry.
g W. Ct. Mayes, Newherry.
B. II. Rut1edge, Charleston.
Daniel Ravenel, Jr.. Charleston.
Phans and others may here ,deposit their saw
fngs and draw q liberal rate of interest there
on. Planters, Professional Non and Trustees
Wishing to draw interest on their funds until
they require them for business or other pur-
poses; Parents desiring to set apart small
sums for their children, and Married Women
and Minors twhose deposits can only be with
drawn by themselves, or, in case Of death, by
their legal representatives, wishing to lay
inside funds for future use. are here afforded
I'm opportunity OF depositing their nleans
where they will rapidly accumulate, and, at
the same time. be subject to withdraw alwhen
needed. Aug 1S
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LOUISVILLE, Ky, Sept;i1,-I.feel that W.
have now an article OF gin suitable for sucl
osses as that remedy is adapted to.
.i DIR. J. ". BRIGHT.
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@ ! - = t6risiIal.

49, y : q - = "HOff0fYiA1
TO the Quosn or May.
Hail, gentle .queenl ,.thyfeiBn extends I.
Der happy subieosgSS SSHit-a and FREQ; -, q
Thy court Is thronged Will loyal friends, +
Who own allesie9ceallfo 70 thee! q. 7
No flatterer's Yalsehood cheats thine ear
No enviouB rival hates thy sway; .s'- Z - :
But friendship kind, and love eincere,
Unite 70 crown thee Queen OF May.
No trembling vassal fears thy frown-
Thy wants no ravaged realms aupplyL Z
Thine are the pleasures Of q crown, i,yso HI.
Without Its crimes or misery.
For thee we've roamed the woods and fields,
And brought the brightest, sweetest flowers;
The richest prize the garden yields
1s found among. .these gifts OF ours.
Grown other queens with sordid gold,
The fruit Of toilsome pain and care:
Like it, their hearts are hard and cold, .,.,r.l
Nor can their crowns with thine compare.
For as these fragrant flowers entwinod, ,.
Shield and adorn thy regal brow; ,
80, in ono band our hearts we bind
TO honor and protect thee now. -
These flowers will fade but memory still
Shall long retain thia pleasing aceno,
And Oft, when May decks grave and hill,
Wen think Of thee, our gentle queen.
ittf%| lie - 81 "a
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MALAh1oUs DIsEAsEs GENERALLY.

FEMALES.
Will find LIPPMAN'S GREAT GERMAN BIT
TIERS the best tonic known for the diaeasesto
which they are generally subject, and where a
gentle stimulant is recommended.
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,.%,iaW ,.w%o,iia:Wollfe'asiI ;SSehiedans Schnapps ii
Is good for all Kidney and Bladder Complaints
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K1nK1ANp MILLS. GA. march %. 1870.

Wholesale Agents for State Of South Carroll
CHOFF d CO.. GLACIUS & WITTE. STEF-
FENS, WERNER q QUICKER, ChRrleton.
Depot in Columbia, s. O., at GEIGER 4
MoGREGOR'S, Druggists. June 1YIt
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LIP.PMAN,
GREAT
GERM AN T31sr!1TERs

GERMAN BlTxs
ERs is. prepared
,GpmiRe Original
GermRn receipt
now in possession
OF the proprietors
and is The same
that
was used In Ger.
many upwards OF
a century ago; to-
day is household
remedy Of Germa.
ny, recommended
by its most emf
mont physiciahs.
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READ

READ ,....- -.
Q % R = E UzLA = !.
= Ag6s and Fever ), : !.
FevW "a tho use ofsW Wolta4 sohieaetrgo rgoAnspps
) Votes schiedaaaml 'sohnapps =
Is good for Dyspepsie.
!. WoYs's> SoAseddnso Qseandpb5lRI
I. Is q preventive Of Chills and Fever.
J. Wolfe's schiedam sehnapps. }. Il.
Is recommended by all the Medioal Faculty.
.go ,e..i Wolt tssft schiedan, Scanqppsl .iii /,
is good for all Kidney and Bladder Complaints.
.1'.IWolfe'a soh,edalm sohnapps ''2.
..lni' LIS good for Gout. ,sl : "
@. .WoLe's Schiedam Schndpps' 337fl
Is good for Qollo and Pain IN ths Stomach. :
Wolfe's Schietlam Eohnapps ,;a
Us godd for rall Urinary Oqnplesnts. :.
IN fHi WoJe's ScAiedsan, !Se1snapps il'i
Is initiated and dcounterfeitedjs and PurohaHers
will have to use caution in purchasing:
e VOTES sohiedam', schnapps
Il used all oYer the world by Phyeiaians, i'll
.,Ii. ss,s,, their PRACTICE. L----
I beg leave to call the attention OF the
reader TO stimonials in favor Of the schnapps:
scnsArps APP Iaa,hsins, in every Iospeot, pre:emi-
nentiy pure. and deserving. OF medical patron
age. At all events, It is the pureat possible
article Of Holland gin, thoretofore. unobtaina-
physiciana. DAVID L. MOTT. II D.,
IL. Pharmaceutical Chemist, New York,
LouIsv1IIE. Ky., sept:i1 ,AI.feel that we
'.Il DIR. !. ". BRIGHT.
''scknapps" is q remedy in chronic catarr.
take great pleasure in bearing highly
oreditable testimony to its efficacy, as RENE
dial agent, in the diseases for which you
recommend 1t. Having natural tendency to
the mucous eurfaoes. with q slight degree Of
stimulation, 1 regard It as one Of the most i'm
portant remedies in chronic catarrhal affec-
hons, particularly those Of the genito-nrinary
servant, OHAs. A. LEAs, III. D.i New York.
! i2s PINE STREET, New YoaK, Nov. 81, 1867
have made chemical examination Of asample
of your sSchiedam Schnapps," with the ofntent
'of determining II any foreign or injurious sub
stance had been added to the simple distilled
spirits.
The examination has resulted in the conclu.
sion that the sample containdd no poisonous
or harmful admi1ture.. 1 have boen unable
to discover any trace Of the deleterious cub
adulteration Of liquors. I would not hesitate
to use myself, nor to recommend to others,
for medicinal purposes, the "schiedam
Sohnapps," as an excellent and s,nob}eotiona-
BILE variety OF gin. Very respectfully yours,
(Signed) CHAS. A. SEELY, Chemist.
+ CHEMICAL AND TECHNICAL LABORATORY, is
UDoLPHo WOLFE, Eso.-DEARS Sra: The under
aligned have carefully and thoroughly analysed
'a sample Of your Aromatic Hchiedanl
Schnapps," selected by ourselves, and have
ganio substances, more or less injurious to
health. From the result OF our examination,
We consider the article one Of superior quail
medicinal qualities. Respectfully yours,
(signed) ALEX. TKIPPEL, Chemist
FRANOIS e. ENGELHARD, NJ. D.
For sale by oil respectable Grocers and
Druggists. UDOLPHO WOLFE'S EST,
April 1-nT8mo "a Beaver st., New York.
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,GreenV7ille and Columbia 1ailrpal. /.
COLUMBIA, SO, MARCH 4. 1871.

e@ l 9dsss, e. i1Rs' sRs' !. 1ssas' aeiis'yipis tais
schedule viii be run daily, Sundays excepted,
lima Railroad up and down; also with Trains
going North and South on Charlotte, Columbia
aud Augusta Railroad: jI ,,-,,.f II.
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Good Things,

0cou In1nga,
ID AMBAY'8 Islay Malt Scotch Whiskey, Sir
III Robert Burnett's Old Tom Gin, 0tard,
Dupuy, Cognao Brandy, Duff Gordon's Pale
Dock Port Wine, Hibbert's London Porter,
moEwen's Scotch Ale. Tho above direct from
tho importers and warranted pure.
For sale by EDWARD HOPE.
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NO FIRE USED IN WASHING.
WARFIELD'S COLD WATER SOAP

- o~>~~ '
E!a!s SOAP =.sho= perfectly in cold wster,
4 soft, hard or salt. It removes grease,
oil and paint from garments. It washes all
kinds of goods cotton. flannel, silk or woolen.
It cleanses ai!ver. plated ware and jewelry
without scratching. It tho articles are much
ternished, rub them With a piece Of flannel
which has plenty Of the Soap on 1t. To people
who do their own washing, 1t is invaluable.
nary washing coets:
For coal, two hods. ........... 30 cents
For kindling wood. ............ .09 cents.
For ordinary soap.. .08 cents,
81 cents.
One cake Gold Water Soap costs .15 cepts.
Making saving Of. .18 cents.
81 cents.
And there is no expense Of repairing leaky
boilers or broken eorubbing boards. There
is nc acid or sal soda In the Soap, and, posi-
lively, nothing that can injure the oiothes
One cake {abeut one pound,} faithfully used.
according to the directions which accompany
each bar, will convince any one Of tits superior
ity. For sale, In boxes Of thirty.six bars, by
EDWARD HOPE,
April Agent for South Carolina.
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For sale by all respectable Grocers and
Druggists. UDOLPHO WOLFE'S EST,
April 1-IT8mo "a Beaver st., New York.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-05
TART LETTER,

Gov. Bullock, of Georgia, has appoint
ed negro named James NJ. Sims, form
erly the carriage driver for the Hon. JOIN
E. Ward, of Savannah, Ga, Judge of The
District Court of the first (Ssvannah) sen,
atorial district, and at the same time ap.
pointed T. r. Mills, Esq, of the Savan-
nah bar, District Attorney for the same
court. Sims is represented. as utterly unfit
for any judicial position whatever. Mr..
Mills fas declined the appointment and
returned to Gov. Bullock his commission,
accompanied with tart letter from which
we extract as follows:
"Whilst l should be pleased TO fill the
office in question under Judge of high
character, possessing good legal attain
ments and intellectual culture, cannot
for one second entertain the mOnstrous
proposition of accepting it under the en-
bryo Judge appointed for the position.
In this connection may say that have
no desire TO m'sinterprct the motive of
your EXcellenCy in the above appoint.
ment, but cannot refrain from the Opin-
ion that it must have been done as a pur-
posed insult to myself, and through me
to the Bar of the Eastern Circuit. If |
be correct in this opinion | despise the
effort.
whilst have never known or seen
James NJ. Simms until about one month
ago, can safely say that in his appoint
ment your ExCellency has done more to
disgrace the Executive Office of Georgia
than in any previous error of your ad-
ministration. He is a disgrace To your
Excellency, and his appointment lasting
memento of an attempt by a Governor Of
Georgia TO soil and degrade the Judiciary
Of the State.
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The canvass for United States Senate.

The canvass for United States Senator
in Ohio, promises to bea lively one. Gov.
Hayes, Senator Sherman, and Secretary
DelanO are the most prominent candidates
but Schenck and State Senator Root, of
Erie county, are also said to have aspira-
tons. Resolutions were recently reported
in the Ohio Legislature by Senator Root,
condemning Gov. Hayes for not ordering
an election for Congressman in the third
district, to ill the vacancy occasioncd by
the resignation of Gen. Schcnck. II is
certainly not Creditablc 10 the Radical
party that it should be supposed that a
gentleman connected with it, who be-
lieves that the Governor neglected TO do
what he was sworn to do under the law,
must necessarily have some selfish motive.
Il would appear that Gov. Hayes is a
candidate for Senator himself, and that
those Republican Senators who voted in
directly to censure him are not friendly
to his aspirations. Gen. SChenck is also
a candidate for Senator, and his friends,
fearing that Gen. Campbell's success for
the short term would prejudice him, op-
posed the ordering of any election.