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1T Is stated that there are now more
Irish people the United States than
In the whole of Ireland.
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ATS, GAPS, FURs AND NOTIONS.

which comprises all the new ana popular varl-
eties at prices which cannot fail to suii all. These
goods are offered at the lowest cash rates and
will be guaranteed TO give satisfaction. A call
liz solicited before purchasing elsewhere as II Is
believed that better bargains are To be found
than at any other place In the county.
ian I'll
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

One inch, twelve lines or It's equivalent in
Nonpareil type one or two Insertions, sl.50
three inscrilons s2OO
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GONFECTION ERY.

CO N Il y l " N II l.
me undersigned would respectfully announce
to the public that he has openeda II
ST-CLASS CONFECTIONERY STORE,
In the building lately occupied by Fox n Webb
where he is prepared to furnish all kinds OF
PLAIN II FANCY CANDIES,
FRENCH CANDIES,
FOREIGN 4 DOMESTIC FRUITS,
NUTS, RAISINS. &C, SC, &C.
BY Wholesale OR RETAIL.
In short, a full assortment of all goods In
his line of business. A great variety OF
DOLLS, TOYS, &C,
suitable for the Holidays. Particular attention
given TO
BREAD AND CAKES.
of all kinds, fresh every day.
CHRISTMAS CANDIES,
CHRISTMAS TOYS.
A call Is solicited and satisfaction will b
guaranteed.
jan lTl-iy ECKHART JACOBS
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DARE CHANCE.

For SALE-A secondhand "Arion" plano-for
price 1915, cost $3.50. This superbe Instrument
was bought at an auction sale OF private property
| in New York, and had been but u lew weeks In
use. II IL In perfect der ana In epeIy respect
| equal 10 new piano. Terms positively cash IN
| q. W. FOSTER,
| may 2G7l-tf Maueh Chunk, Pa,
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Business Cards.
RLOOM FERRY.

The Bloom Ferry company has had its flats
and boats thoroughly repaired and Is now In
readiness to do all usual ferrying at any reason
able hour The undersigned will be In atten-
dance az any time to walt upon customers at call.
apr 2l'7l-ly JOHN q. QUICK.
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HOLESALE AND RETAIL,
AN ICE CREAM SALOON

May 8. lS7l.-l!
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1871-03-11

In one of the courts, a few days
since, man was testifying regard.
ing his connection with a case where
offers had been made to him to- club
a man, but he declined the job. With
great solemnity the counsel asked,
as if anticipating high moral sense
for the refusal, why the witness did
not commit the assault. "Well, sir"
was the candid reply, ''I'm little
lame, and I was afraid the police
would catch me.n
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1871-03-11

A contented home missionary says
'sthat there are only two missiona.
ries to twenty thousand cannibals.
Shall we not give them q larger sup
plys7 In reply to this, country
paper says that two missionaries,
either baked, boiled or stuffed, are
certainly ''small potatoes" among
such crowd of heavy eaters, and
there ought to be q rallying for the
front,
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1871-03-11

DR.. A. L. PLouoH Our old friend, who
is again among us, favors us with q num-
Der Of pamphlets that bear enviable testi.
mony to his zeal and energy in the cause
of social and material progress. One is the
constitution and bylaws Of the Memphis
Mechanics Institute, which owes its exis
tencs In great measure to him another
is an essay on the bath and bathing, apro.
pos The Memphis Bathing Resort, and i
third is sn essay on popular dsntistry.--
fpiday1ins.
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1t appears by official data that the NUM-
ber Of foreign immigrants who arrived in
this country during the year ending with
December last was 2s4,sl5, their destina.
ton being as follows: New York, 224, ,6ss;
Massachusetts, 29.417; California l2,74s
Oregon. 1906: Maryland, g272; Texas,
551: Florida. 40; Pennsylvania, 5s7o;
Connecticut, 10, Rhode Island, 10, Mich.
gan. 295; Washington Territory. ls6.
These passengers included lag, ,4g7 from
Great Britain. s3,59s from Germany,
IA, 1873 from Sweden and Norway, i1,56s
from China, 25 from Africa, "a from Japan,
2 from Asia and from india.
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ku.kiux Outrages In Upper s6ith Carolina,

CHARLEsToS, Feb. 14.-Much excitement
prevails in Columbus owing to the outra~
ges of the Knklna in, the upper counties.
A body Of 800 masked horse,nen surround.
ed the Jail of Union county on Sunday
night, tied the jailor, and took out ten ne.
gro prisoners who were confined on the
charges of murder and arson.
Six of these were shot, two hung, and
two are missing The pfetext for the
crime was that the prisoners were about
to remove to Columbia on q writ Of habeas
corpus. Much indignation prevails among
the people without regard to party.
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Theodore Hook once saw an ex-
ceedingly pompous man walking in
a street in London, whom he imme~
dlate1y accosted thus: s'Sir, may I
inquire if you are anybody in par.
ticular I" He then walked Oft with
out waiting for a reply.
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When steady, we'll behaved
young man is seen shaking hands
with pump and bidding it an afdec-
tionate good night, saying, "Poor
old Corbinson Robscrew," there may
be faint apprehension chat he has
been s'taking something.v
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ssMa,o said little girl to her mo-
sher, edo meM want to get married
as much as the women?" "Pshaw,
what are You talking about ;"
"Why, ma, the women who conc
here are always talking about get
ting marFied--the men don't do so.n
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A rather strong minded young wo-
naan at Tuftonbofough, Mass, who
thought she had been ceprted as
long as was necessary, procured q
certificate, took her too passive lover
to minister, and married him.
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When pick pockets were troubling
DIR. Halls church, he preached ser
mon in which he said "There is, my
brethren, an all-seeing eye, to whom
all hearts are open, and from whom
no secrets are hid; but lest there
may be some who can't appreciate
the sentiment, l wonld simply re-
mark that there are two police off.
GERS at the church door,"
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n thief who broke into Kansas
preachers house, returned the stolen
goods with note: Rev. Gid, Did
dent No tWoas a mianeisters hous or
wouldn't took thsas things. Here
they is. KoNsHENs.0
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An Atlanta paper has the follow
ing interesting paragraph: A lady
in this city tied her husbands hands
and feet, the other day, just for fun,
and then went through his pockets
for certain billet-deux, and found
it. His physician tells him that bis
face won't be badly SCARED, though
he may remain permanently bald.
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THE HUM0RISTS' COLUMN
A little nonsense now and them.
Is relished by the wisest men.
The man who couldn't find his;
match" went to bed in the dark.

A boy bawling in the street was
asked the cause of his trouble, and
replied: II want Ray mamma, that's,
what's the matter. told the darn
ed thing she'd lose me-"
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THE KEYSTONE,
A New Family Sewing Machine
BEST NOW MADE.

BEST NOW MADE.
Received highest premium, La State Fair
1870. Makes lock stitch, uses straight nee
die, and sews alike on both sides of the cloth
address w. H. BARRYMORE. s.
General Agent,
1873 Canal St, New Orleans.
sT Agents wanted in Louisiana.
aenfl4-Gn
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GROVER & BAKERS
ELASTIC STITCH
FAMILY
Sewing Machines.

Points of Excellence.
Beauty and Elasticity of itch.
Perfection aud Simplicity of Machinery.
Using both threads directly from the spools
No fastening of seams by hand and nc
. waste OF thread.
Wide range of application without change
of adjustment.
The seam retains its beauty and tirmness
after washing and ironing.
Besides doing all kinds of work done by
other Sewing Machines. these Machines
execute the most beautiful aud permanent
Embroidery and ornamental work.
The Highest Premiums at all the fairs and
exhibitions of the United States and Europe
have been awarded the Grover q Baker Sew
ing Machines, and the work done by them,
wherever exhibited in cnmpstiou:
Sa!esrooms, ls2 Canal Street New Orleans.
< j. II. GARDNER, General Agent.
CHS. N. EALER, 0pelousas,
Agent for Parish St. Landry.
April l6, '70-ly.
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A long continued drouth In New
England recalls the story of a min.
lister Of New Hampshire, who prayed
for rain in this fashion "Oh, Lord,
we pray for rain ! Not q tarin', dri.
vim rain, such as harrers up the face
of natur J but drizzlin, sozzlin
rain, such as lasts all day and pretty
much all night"
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CONRAD DEBAILLON,
lttOrney and Counsellor at Law,

TMILL practice his profession in the Par
Wv ishes Of st. Landry, Lafayette. Calca-
sieu and VermIlon.
Office with Ferreol Perrodin, Auctioneer,
Dpeiousas. June 25tf
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French taught without extra charge until
the services Of Teacher are engaged express
ly for that department. Young ladies will be
accommodated with board at the school, on
reasonable term For further particulars ap-
piyfo MRS. G. M, MURRAY.
octl5-tf Opelousas, La.
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LAURENT DUPRE,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR ar Law

Opelousas La.
WTLL practice his profession in the Par
Wv ishes of st. Landry, Lafayette, Calca-
sien and vermillion.
Ofice-With Henry L. Garlana, Esq.
July ID, 1870.
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The Aroostok (Me.) Pioneer says:
One evening last week a couple of
chaps, evidently from the rural dis.
tricts, came into the telegraph Office
for the purpose of sending q dis.
patch. The message was taken by
the operator, and the pair proceeded
down stairs. They had just reached
the sidewalk when the gong at the
Smell House was sounded for tea
whereupon one of the pair went into
the air several feet, exclaiming: "By
Jerusalem! there it goes, Jimw
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mn HIS. G.. VI. MURRAY

Announces to the public, that she contem-
plates resuming her school in Opelousas, on
TUESDAY, November 1st, 1870.
Having had long and successful expert
snce IN teaching. and as Directress Of an
Academy for young ladies, Mrs. Murray feels
assured in sayiug that every advantage will
be extended to pupils entrusted to her care.
Thorough and competent Teachers in each
department win be engaged as soon as the
patronage viii Justify or require.
The Scholastic Year will be divided into
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Two members of the West Virgil
MIA Legislature lately took the sleep
ing cars to go to Grafton. The cars
were crowded, and the two had to
sleep together. One was fat; the
other was lean the fat man snored,
and the lean man therefore lay
awake. At about midnight the In.
somnic legislator could no longer
stand the stentorian breathing of
his mate, and arose and sat by the
fire. An old lady entered, and want
ed<a place to sleep. "Go to my
BERTH" said the sardonic lean one;
II left my little boy asleep there; /
shall sit up. / must think of legis-
lative things" So the lady went to
the berth, disposed. of useless CLOTH
ing, and lay down. Presently the
"boyn kiched. Then the lady patted
him on the back and said, 'Iie still,
sonny; pa said I might sleep along
with you. , "Oh, ho!" ionred the
bison--a boy no more, but a bisop.
11Thunderl who are youi I ain't a
boy. I'm a member of the W.st
Virginia Legislature p IT,. ladv
went into a swoo1i; nor .,ould she he
aroused till the fat man promised
her that he wonlsasi have the lean one
impeached.
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In Lynchburg, Va, a distinguish.
ed member of the bar, appealing to
the court for the discharge of his eli.
ent, wound up with the statement
that if the court sent him on further
trial, stain would be left on his
character which could not be washed
off by all the waters of the ocean,
and all the soap which could be man.
ufactured from the ponderous car
cass of the communwealth's attor~-
ney. To this the ponderous atter-
ney replied, that 'while he deemed
it foreign to the case at the bar, he
desired to advise the court If they
thought it advisable to boil his body
into soap, they should look to the
opposite counsel for the concentrated
lye out Of which to make itp'
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PIEDMONT AND k1LENGTON
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
HOME OFFICE, .
Ric In IN Ond. Va.
Assets 10th Sept. 1870. $2,01I ,099 10
Policies issued. 1890 90
DREMIUM all cash reduced by annual
Il dividends on the Contribution Plan
d. II. MAURY, Gen. Agt.
Eog Louisiana. Texas and Arkansas,
Office SO Carondelet street,
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
EDWARD T. LEWIS,
Jxnzl Local Agent.
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MYsgRRIous DIsAPR8ARANoE.- white
man .by the name Of Mcdonald. tailor
ky ,trade, who has been at the city hos
pttal for sou96 Tne pHst, ana whose
mind has been c6hsidef8bly adectedk has
mysterionsly df@ppearkh, ana fenH Are
entertained thaSahe, may hava madKway
with himself. EThare as Epossjbility
that the body -dIscoSer9d day or two
aimee. shcn. ten n,i!es up the river, may
be that Of tho missing man.
Wiiu,inqion Sta,..
A curious mcde Of bringing to the sn: :
face drowned corpse was successfully
tried in New Jersey creek by two Ca.
nadians, last week. A numbero OF bottles
were filed with quick-lime, tightly
corked, and thrown into the creek, and
in about an hour one Of tho bottles burst
with great noise, soon after Which tho
body rose. The Canadians could not
explain the theory further than by say
ing that when bottle floats directly
over corpse 1t viii! explode. and tho
body will rise.
The matchbox stamps, printed by or
der Of the Hon. Robert Lowe. the Eng
lish Chan 5ellor OF the Exchequer, in
view OF the passage by Parliament OF the
law imposing n,iuty on lucifer matches.
were prepared, it is stated, at m expense
Of $4,000. In order that this sum shall
not be irretrevabiy lost to tho English
Treasury, the London Dniiy Ne,Cs pro-
poses that the stamps be sold as curio>i-
ties to collectors for their albums.
It is reported, says the Goldsboro IN.
C.) Messenger, that twenty-five members
Of the present North Carolina Legisla-
tnre have been indicted in the United
States Court for holding Office in viola
tion of the fourteenth amendment.
A colored Radical Ku Klux outlaw,
named Carrawny, was killed last week
near Lilcsville, Anson County. North
Carolina, after II desperate resistance, by
n posse who Ind q warrant for his arrest.
There are 20. 900, 900 acres Of unpro-
ductive fnrm lands in the Slate Of Virgi-
nia, which in almost equal to double the
number Of acres Of farm lnnds now in
use and cultivation in that State.
Recent advices from Montevideo rep
resent tho condition OF affairs in the
stricken capital Of the Argentine. Repub-
lie as not only not having improved, but
having grown alnrmingly worse.
Tie Bainbridge, Ga.. agent OF the Lee
Monument Fund appropriated the money
raised in that County to his own use.
What is llis name? 1''
Brigham Young completed lis seven
tieth year on the 1st inst.
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According to San Francisco paper,
Mrs. Laura D. Fair takes the greatest
pains with her toilet in prison, often
9ha4$ibg heEdrSSs t6Fee dE foHrssif9es
Gay.M She p3sae5i mudh ofsthb tim& be-
ApraHher mirrerE ends Rile' adnhing
MersHf, says, naTBe mSFe Isee ofsmyself
The Gore I am o5pvineed rcan never be
hanged. Such a'iace and form as mine
gere neys. created tor the gallows."
she modestly asserts she was never so
handsome ns she is now.
a carlcature appeared lately in shop
IN Rome, representing the crucitxion,
Napoleon Ill being on the cross, the
King OF Prussia centurion piercing his
side, the Pope ami other supposed .syu,>
pathizers with France representing the
Apostles in ridiculous attitudes OF grief
aud dismay. The Whole edition OF this
blasphemy sold in twenty -four hours,
and another was Immediately called for.
On opening u Texas train at Gutten-
burg, on Sunday last, it was found that
III seventeen vi the cars, some of the
cutie had been gored or trRmpled to
death, and tho survivors were in mad
dened stnte from their tortures. Want
Of rest, food and wnter, for days together,
on this long and rapid journey. reduced
them to this condition. N'a .2.Ft.,
Thomas r. Bird, OF Washington, rs.
c., waB arrested at Rlchmond, Va, on
Monday, while ON his bridal tour,
charged with bigamy. The present
lndy's name was Goodwin, snid TO be we'll
connected i'll Richmond.
A fire in Philadelphia, Tuesday morn
ing, damaged. to the extent OF $40. 900
III the aggregate. the printing Office of
Spnngler q Davis, puper and rag esta-
blishment OF Perclval & Collins, gas
fixture store Of G. Jefferson, and the pistol
and gun warehouse of e. Il. Tyron.
A Swedish North Pole expedition, .un.
der the direction of Professor Nordensk-
fold, suiled from Stockholm, April 30. It
consists Of the ships Gegehard. Captain
j. w. Won Otter, ana Gudun, Captain
L. NJ. Won Krusensljernu.
A nephew OF the late Lord Brougham,
is in Klchmond Oh visit. The Brou-
ghums nrs related to Patrick Henry,
General Joseph T.. JoGuston, and the
Southalls, of Albeinarle.
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STRANGE

q STRANoE PREsSA7nlHyr.--The
S,ranton (Pe, )s1Republtcdff faIlA atbe fo,.
lowing sad story Zone pss s16eT Ti6tima Of
PitFton diaaatSs.a 81 ss
Willkm James expiESdhbont3 3p'cla6k.
IoaHhe HftefAoon Of aesdsY foley;
lingl tho catastrophe; h&dS Z SwnS5 asSSst
ladabd to the list OF. IhHsa upon
;thaa death. .sangel laid Aia hand In that
awful havoc. He Waesn MnlehnoAn. And
had been in this country about seven
months. On the morning Of the dread
full day in question, 'ho Ind taken his
breakfast, aud his wife had made ready
his dinner and set the pail beside him.
For some time he sat wrapped in
thought. his arms folded, his eyes~f4ed
vacantly upon the stove, Ind q deep me-
He was ar6used from l,is reverie by his
wife telling him that lis dinner was
ready, and that he would be late, as the
bell had rung. He started to his feet
and, gazing Upon her for moment with
a. look fn!l .f tenderness and signiti-
bance, said I'd her: ''If I should not
oope back alive, would you be in such
hurry getting mo out?" The vito al ;
swered "No, "but remarked that s'if he
was going at all it wits timeh he was gone"
He lifted HIS pail without saying word,
and, after kissing his wife, kissed his
four little children, who were sitting
playing on the doorstep. When he had
got about fifty yards from his home lie
returned again, and kissed his wife aud
children once more with great fervency.
His wife noticed that ho was tho victim
OF gloomy forebodings. mud as he turned
away she was about to entrcat him not to
go to work if he apprehended any
danger. But hope and cousnge. and
the pressing necessities OF their family,
overcame her intention, and she let
him go. She stood in the door and
watched him on his way to the fatal
pit. When nt q point where he turned
out OF her sight. he paused and cast q
wistful look toward his home and little
ones, and, seeing his wife, waved with
HE hand q Inst adieu. He parted with
his loved ones forever.
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OBITUARY.

Died, in this .oity, on "Wednesday morning
the It'll instant. MAMIE, infant daughter
j. N. and b. +. Drcnnan. 4
The cherished, from our hearts is gone;
Tho beautiful. the loved ia dead;
The valleys clod doth rest upon
Her gcntle form and youthful head.
Ohl can it bo that wo shall hear
The music OF her voice no more?
Shall her sweet face no more appear,
To greet us at the opening door?
She is gone to the home above,
III her aweet Bayiours arms to rest,
Where she will meet with those we love,
And be with them forever blest.
We would not call her back again,
Earth's dark and dreAry paths to tread,
For she is free from grief and pain,
Our fair, our lov'd, our Mamie's dead.
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New Masonic TRMPLE.-ThGcom
tees OF the different lodges met at Ma.
sonic Hall last evening, the Deputy
Grand Master in the Chair. The reports
showed an addition OF $4,000 to the
fund-$22, 900 raihed. It behooves our
lodges to exert themselves industriously
in this matter, or else tho Columbians
will ontwit them. - Charleston Courier.
The annual arrests OF open-air bathers
have set in with some virulence all over
the country.
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"A MELANCHOLY SUICIDE. In Naw " ork
oity, ap inquest was lately held on the
body OF Mary MoManus, girl Of fifteen,
who shot herself on Monday, at 1888
West Nineteenth street. She had pill
fered. o ribbon from Mrs. Robinson,
who lodged ia her uncle's house, and
being foand out, prayed for forgiveness,
and begged that the lady would not in
form upon her. But the lady, however,
persisted in informing upon her, and
thegirl, with strange seneibility tc shame,
took her unole's pistol from his trunk
and killed herself. AT the inquest there
Was quite an excited crowd. demanding
punishment Of the Mrs. Robinson, and
frequent threats Of lynching were made
against her. n,
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OBITUARY.

Died, on the 10th instant, ROBERT LEE,
youngest Child OF Edward r. and Edna B.
Dorsey Hed year, months and days.
The friends of the family are respectfully
requested to attend his funeral, from the rca-
dence OF his parents, on iHIS (Sunday)
AFTERNOON, at O'clock.
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4 THE MILITIA ARMs--It will be remem-
bered that committee OF gentlemen.
representing large public meeting Of
the citizens of this County, waited upon
Governor Scott about two months ago,
mud requested, among other things, the
removal Of the arms in the possession Of
the militia to Columbia. The Governor
assured the committee, with every con-
sideration of respect, TINT their requests
would be Immediately granted. and that
lie would instruct Gen. Anderson to send
on officer at once to this County, with
authority to collect them up. Mr.. r.
". Cousart, acting under authority.
published q notice few weeks ago call.
ing in the arms, bnt one OF the compa-
MES refused to deliver up. We have
just learned from those who have the
best right to know. that at the time they
were ordered to deliver them up they
we're advised by the same party to dis
obey the order; and, also, that about two
weeks ago, eaoh member OF the Waxhaw
company received twenty rounds of am
munition. It can be no longer denied
that there is ammunition for these guns
We have seen it and can lay our hands
upon it at any time. These are serious
charges, and in giving them publicity we
are careful to state nothing but what can
be proven. We do not believe the Co
vernon is to blnme. We are led to think
that the responsibility rests with Gen.
Anderson In not carrying out the orders
of his Excellency. Lancaster Ledger
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-06-11
Funeral Invitation.

The friend1 and acquaintnnces OF Mr.. A.
Rocking aud family and OF Mr.. and Mrs. o.
F. Howell, arc respectfully invited to attend
the funeral Of Miss AUGUSTA w., daughtor Of
Mr.. A. Rccklng, at tho Evangelical Lutheran
Church, THIS AFTERNOON, at 4 o'clock.