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9nterfGamte Moti3eu.

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ben. Ser Norfb In benz lui4tigen Sufti3. Commit
tee Des Senats wurbe BEN Senator Gomunos BON
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beFeIben, 3puaan Srumbuu pom Sainois. elmer Der
tii9tigften Suriiten bes Ganoes, tuurbe niht nur oes
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Cine gut ein9eri9tete Budbruderei, b~erbunoen nit Sci,
tun8ssanseabe, 1T nit EreTen uno Dem ~selammten neusn
Waterial fur $4,000 su nerfaufen. Oas 8odenblatt snt.
bdlt $4,000 Salres.Hn3ei9en uno t0nnen ~bieielpen nod um
Die Sdlfte nit 9sihti9teit n~ersr6bert mtroen. Die 3abres.
Ginaabme betrdst sMr Belt %minoenens $4,000, mobpn bic
6dlfte 9tein9eminn 1T. Da befe Oruderei bic einsiae bout.
fhe in elmer fatrifreinsn Staot BON 10 600 Ginuobnern in
Ohio il, 70 tam Elm iolibsr @sidaitsmoun. Der Der ,naliihsu
uno beutiAsn Sprahe ma4tis ID, bas GeIdaft in furlsr 3sii
beoeutens ohue ~beiOnbere Soften ~erueitern. : Na s.sila9.r
bel s. Gent, @lebelano, D, God Boy 435.
Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1871-03-16

Shcriff'a unb Maiter gcntmifipners Uesfauf.
p-Irtpolia Ritter sssen Saieb Rronen>
bitter u. q. - Common YIeaS Court RON Granflin gcuntu,
Ohio. 3raft eines wiebertoIten Derfaufsbefebls, relner
Ssn seba9ter Court an mid stri4tst trurbe. merpe i'd am
ra Samitas, ben 15. april 1871,
nm arei rtr Nadmittass, Dor Der 1bnre bes gcurtbaufes
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s. Wiion, MntuaIt. o.
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6umDrtfifbes.

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ter 2erl 1T. Wir batten uns unIer @%brenmort ba=
raul ge9eben. oaB bel Der @emeinberatbsuabl Sober
benz anbern feline Stimn,e eeben ioQte uno mein Jtuhs
bar. Der Sduft, bat mir Die ieinige bod nitt 9eeez
ben. Gins nur tr6itet mid. oab i'd inn Die ueinise
aud niht gegeben babe"
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Office Simmer go. 4 unb s, Nrattenabt Ulod,
{aI 51Alir GIeoelano. Ohio. $1,000
DerR4ert Gisentbnm sesen Derlsa unb SAaten bnYA
Beuer ~ 10 biQieen States, ale trstnb cine Anbere retue Ots
ftQf@oft. 2 HI8 d5Rgf9
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xbsIet Rettters, Hrdf. Saeos S&rIber, eeeretdr.
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Mbam Gubrmann, 9putS Rraser, gbriNppt webef,
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Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1871-03-16

Das beFegtnpernebmen herrI6t nod Be.
riaten aus ellie suii9en ben Bemobnern Der bon
Den Oeutfden befebten goro. Departments uno ben
lebteren. Wie man aug ben perlhieoenen Orten
bieier Departements meloet, 1T Der 0ertebr 5tpiinen
benielben io9ar Elm gang berSliner uno oes Nbenos
fiBen bic 9ansIeute un6 lore S0loaten aeuaiiibli4
auian1men unb p~lauoern. iniomeite Is eben bic SpraA'
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Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1871-03-16

VS CUR 6eilung bnn @uiten, Grfdt.
tun8 ober ranbeu %als sebrau9t 8rDwn's
BrDn1ial Ero1es.
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ben ru6loien 9hdter su ermitteln uno sur peroienten

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9ie beuti&e @e9ieIbauf BON Reinbare uni
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pas, bic nit ben Ser. Staaten in 0erbinoung fe'
ben /; ~colectirt Jorberunaen oler Mrt in ben qenann'
ten 9dnbern, beIoret grbidaftseeoer; felt S9ifs.
@ontrafte sur ueberfohrt nod europa ais, bet6r'
bert Baquette, Mertbpapiere un6 Sitter moo alen
9beiIen Der cibilfirten Welt unD beior9t ale 0e.
ihdfte elmer 9BetfeIbanf auf Der ~iolibeften Bots.
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ode Der ord Hnb Gfienbarabe na& 70. liz nnS lis Gib.
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Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1871-03-16

6olrauu feines eieenen Sauies. Ser idaDn beiabrte
Rann bate f9 felt ~Idnaerer Set Dem 9runte erses
Ben unb beeina ben Selbfimor0 In einem Anface BON
QpkfhaIkerhrmk NEEsGE3
Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1871-03-16

Z Sberif'S nns ss gss Ess Sss sts!a sssa r. n; ss,s4;
unb Anb. Common yleas Court ron grantiin sGpun~9
to, Staat Sttp. &roft eineS Nerfaufsbefebls uelder son
ssDaAnr Court an mid ssriHtst uurbs, psrSe Ia am Y
Samjtae. l. MpriI 1871. UNI 2 ahr Nadmittaes,
BOT Der COURTEOUS ablr in Der siapt g~Olumbus. bas teIsen>
be In Granflin 1ppnltip, Grantlin Gpun.p, Staat Obic,
sslssene @runbeisenttum anf 6Tsntlite r Auction Jun Bsr-
laufe ~ausbitten; banelbe III besrsnst unb teldrieben pie fcist:
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rY an ben QptS Nunmer srei unb brti (Ro. 2 unb 81, tie be.
tGrisben auf bfu Ylane In ben 8erbanhiun8eu in etnem &C..
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gDtite u. Mnbere, Betla3te raren, rpelne Yertanolungen re
eOreirt fgb in ben gsantsrs xtserrs ess sssaatsn @sriais
in Bud SO. s. Seitsa 1874, l85. ls6, 1877, lSa, 1853 unb 100,
unb in wel&sn ateilunse q erbanolansen cine ssnaners Be-
fhreibuns au fupsa 1T. Gtrner oas %unsetbsilte reltlidbe Gin
Dritttl non 9seattsm Qanbe, pslteS benz Spbn 81. CHERRY,
SObn pss ssbaaten SObn q. Cherry sebOrt. unb benz sspad-
ten lebenslansliaen NuBnieBunssredt unterwprien 1T. sc.
baate Soto 2 unp 3 sn~tpslten Elm bunbtrt nnb ie1s nnb sier.
zig Mder, uaetr resr weniatr. f3ssgiss ass sl s.
MneelAlasen ME fplst: Das Snterent unt Der MntbefI bes
Spen ". Gssrry ~ $3.50 has Snterthe unp Der &nthtil
eeS Spbm ~. Cherry 81 $3.50.
a9 Js(6amul Sbompion.
Sterif uap Ntaiter &pmniiffpatr.
Poraee Willon, Mnwalt.
Gtb 5. -tn So fur Ia fslbR als Mhmiaiaratpt.
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Sic 9eutf6e
3euer : Dera4efnnss @efeAf4aft
GERMAN INSURANCE COMPANY
g GlebelanD, Cbtp,
Qrdouidrt i'm SABRE 1859.

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= -"--.r" =" SIG.. $500 d "-"-|-"| |1Nt %IO9tIob %
ueterf&us Der ginnabmen aber bic aussaben $27,sss Al
lend fasE 5. S1r6oer. ~Secr. 81
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-02-07
I" At A Arlington. -

We reprint this day, BY request, beautl-
full poem, by James R. Randall, entitled cat
Arlington" 1t has come to our knowledge
that the famous poet, John 6. Whittier, pro
nounced this one of the finest, if not the
very finest, lyrics produced since the war.
The incident upon which Mr.. Randall
founded his poem. was as follows A few
months after General Grants election, the
Federal gravesat Arlington were decorated.
Under the supposition that 'Let US have
Peace" meant something substantial, an
effort was made by Southern ladies at wash
ington to place flowers upon the graves OF
thirty Confederates buried there. They were
prevented from performing this pious duty
by the interposition Of armed soldiery. In
the night, however, tremendous storm OF
wind and rain swept over the land, and, on
the following morn, the flowers strewed
on the Federal graves were whrled of and
heaped upon the mounds Of the thirty, Con-
}ederates!, And this was the origin and in
spiratlon of the splendid lyric which, we re-
gret to say, is MI. Randalrs sole attempt at
poetry during several years.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-02-07
Law and Order.

We are pleased to find from our exchanges
that, everywhere throughout the upper part
of the State, the staunch citizens come for
ward and denounce every species OF lawless'
ness, and pledge themselves to exert theiI
influence in every possible way, in order to
prevent q recurrence Of sach disturbances
as have lately brought the sarpe sections in-
to unpleasant notoriety.. A meeting, we
learn from the UnionyiIle Times, was held
at Wllkinsville, in the North-oi -Pacoiet
country; on the Oath ult., at which q large
number OF citizens was presents Tbs fol,
lowing preamble and resolutions were uuan'
imously adopted:
"Whereas, Our country is, from various
causes, in 3 restless and disordered condition
"Resolued, That we depreeate the state Of af
fairs now existing, and earnestly desire a re-
turn to political peace and qaietude.
SO. That we pledge ourselves to do all In oui
power to maintain law and order, and to give
equal protection and security to all classes o.
citizens.
SO. That we commend Governor Scott for
the appointments he has recently made in oul
county, and hereby declare ourselves willing
to submit all matters pertaining to the state:h
the duly appointed officers thereof, and to eng
fair administration Of Justice"
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-02-07
The Black Sea Conference.

A full history OF the negotiations which re-
suited in the treaty now under consideration
by the Black Sea Conference would Oe too
lonr for insertion in our columns; but the
main questions at issue May be stated in
few words.
Certain preliminaries having been settled,
tie Congress of Paris opened on the 25th
February, 1854. 1t was agreed that the
Black Sea should be l2utralized, I'D that
its waters and ports, while thrown open to
the mercantile marine OF every nation,
should be formally and in perpetuty inter
''dicted to the 1ag of war, either OF the
"Powers possessing it's coasts or of any other
s'Power with the exceptions stipulated in
'the present treaty." A paragraph US to-
the prohibition OF military arscnals was also
adopted. Lord Clarendon pointed out that
the maintenance Of an arsenal OF the first
class at Nicolaiefi, though not on the shores
OF the Black Sea, would justify public opinion
in ''uttribuling to Russia intentions which
s.she cannot entertain" Upon this the First
Pienipotenliary OF Russia replied, that ''the
emperor, his august master, on accedinS
'swilh sincerity to the propositions OF peace,
'.tirmly resolved strictly 20 carry Out all the
''euyaesments resulting from them; s+ :
.st1uta id order at onceeto provide for his en-
':gagements, and for the requirements OF the
"naYal service, .he Emperor intends only to
'.authorize the construction at Nicolaielf of
.:,he vesse!s~of war mentioned Ia the bases
tof the negotiation" Further, Count Orlofi
agreed to the Insertion OF this declaration i'll
the protocol, adding that, .te; prove his sin.
cerlty,l the. Emperor requested "a free pas
sage through the Bosphorous and Darda-
nel!es for the two ships of tile line, which
alone were then at Nicolaieff, and which
wouldhaye to proceed 10 the Baltic as soon
astpeace vas concluded.
1t is this prohibition Of the presence OF
ships of war in the Black Sea which Russia
has determined to disreg lrd, and tits general
ly believed that huge arsenal has been built
NJ NlCOlIleI III uIteC1 oPPo'Si"" w S
declarations made at Paris. But tbe
naturalization Of, the Black Sea is not the
only point which the London Conference
must consider. That is the leading ques-
ton, but :; number OF other questions hinge
upon it. Fore1ample, as the Ediuburg Re
eie'r points out, the arrangements as to the
Roumanian provinces and the navigation OK
The Danube are more or less dependent on
the naturalization Of the Black Sea. Indeed,
the Danube was opened 10y Austria on the
express condition that no ships OF war should
be within reach Of its mouth. That Austria
is not disposed to waive that condition may
be gathered from the letter from PeSth in the
London Times eff" it says, ''thc rule as
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-02-07

when he came 10 insure, and they then might
have suspected thst The Orlando was In reality
tho b. r. Folsom. Considering all the factsfn
connection with, the law OF such cases, Judge
Blatchford decides, however, that the policySbe
maid mn 10 tha uwner-of the schooner.
We made mention last week Of Mr.. Glad:
tones proposed change Of constituency, and re-
ferred ii indirectly to a reQnlsition ANONYMOUSLY
circulated, calling upon him to resign his seat 1or
Greenwich. Later information by mail shows
thnt TWO meetings had BEEN called IN the borough
in consequence Of the petition. The first was
held by the Greenwich Advanced Liberal Associa'
ton, at which 1t was made evident thatfhe requi'
slton was political trick concocted by the
Tories and that no former friends OF Mr. Gisa-
stone were engaged In the movement. IL was
urged with much force that the closing OF the
government dockyards was real benent totae
workingmen OF Greenwich, but most OF the
speakers thought that there was good ground to
criacise Mr.. Gladstone for not having recognized
the French Republic. The second meeting was
called by those who supported the insulting peti-
tiop to Mr.. Gladstone. The engineers OF the move
ment were all Tories, but they were not permitted
10 carry out their designs. The friends OF MT.
Gladstone were pl esent In greater FORCE and TOOK
possession OF the meeting, which was one OF the
most disorderly ever held in Greenwich. Never
theless all who were permitted by the mob to
say anything were severe upon the premier for
not having visited Greenwich and addressed nis
constituents. Very little Of what was SAID was
audible, and after stormy session OF an hour
and hal, during which there were many fights
one of which resulted In the forc!be expulsion OF
the Anti.Gladstone presiding officer, and the In
stalatton OF supporter OF that gentleman, q re-
solution was declared passed asserting the con
fidence Of the meeting in Mr.. Gladstone, and the
assembly broke up. Owing to the unsatisfactory
termination Of this meeting, the sigRers Of the
call were to have another, to which there was to
be admission only by ticket.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-02-07
The State Taxes.

The State Treasurer reports that the State
tayss are coming in with unusual rapidity,
aat, that she collection is likely to be both
thorough end prompt. Last year complaint
| was made that extensions Of time were
granted, which offered, so to speak, pre-
mimi to those who were behind-hand in
making their payments One man, at great
personal inconvenience, paid up his taxes
atshe appointed time, while smother pat ea eli
the evil day Tor months md was no worse
oil in the end than his more punctual neigh
Dor. This was manirestly unjust The weight
was thrown too heavily upon the conscien-
tious taxpayer This year the law will be
enforced with impartial 6rmness, and those
who do not pay up within the time pre-
scribed, expose themselves to the imposition
Of the heavy penalty which the law provides,
and to the ssle OF their property.
After all, it is best to ray the State tax
speedily if it cannot be done chee9qlly. The
tax ii opprsssively heavy. but nothing is
gained by delay, and it is useless to attempt
to prevent waste of money by refusing to pay
the State tax.V If the taxes were not COL
lected promptly, money would be borrowed
at high rates Of interest to carry on the gov
ernment, aud the whole cost at last comes
out OF the pockets Of the peoples A certain
sum is required this year, and if the taxpay-
ers do not give 1t, the money lender must.
On the other hand, the extraordinary outlay
now demanded is not likely to- occur again,
and we may hope that next year will give
the State rate Of taxation which all can
bear without serious injury, if not without
grumblins.
The people, now or hereafter, must pay
the current expenses as we'll as TIE debt OF
the State. What we put of to-day will coma
back 70 plague US tomorrow. We do not,
by checking the supplies, prevent the Gen
eral Assembly from wasting our substance;
nor do we make them more wasteful by CIV
inc, when it is demanded, what must IN the
end he paid. 1t is pleasant, therefore, to
know that the people. bowed down as they
ore, are paying their taxes without any
avoidable delay.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-02-07
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-02-07

ITO the autraiiilty Of the Black ssa be altered,
..sha Austrian government yilIe Ieonsidetahss 2
'provislons With respect to the Danube to
'aave ceasedsaitogsther, and viii demand e'ss
'iotherguarantses fotthes protection Of the
,siriver than those devised in the treaty OF
-EfS56. The perpetuation Of the European
tCommission would be one Of those guar.
"antees."
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msr SOONER OR LATER, A NEGLEC-

mr SOONER OR LATER, a NEGLEC-
TED cold will develop constant Cough, Short.
ness or Breath, Failing Strength and Wasting OF
rlesh-the avanr courIers OF Consum ption. In
some Instances the same cause will produce Bron'
chitis, disease Of the branches OF the wlndpipe.
In all affections Of the Pulmonary organs, as well
as in Bronchial complaints, JAMES EAPEOro'
RANT is both palliative and curative, US the
testimony Of thousands, and its worldwide repu-
tation attests-while in Coughs anil Collsdt acts
speedily, and when taken according to dlrectious,
promptly removes them. Why not give this stln-
dard r, medy an immediate trial' Sold BY oil
Druggists, and By GOODRICH, wINEMAN It CO.,
chorleston s. c. lch2-thstu8
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funeral Nptlres.


EISGDON-Dled at SummerViile. after pro.
tracsed inn.ss, HENRY W.. sun Of T. F. and $. A.
Kingdom, In che 25th year OF his age.
@ THE RELATIVES AND FRIENDS
Of the family are respectfully Invited to atte nd his
lnterment at Magnolia Cemetery, THIS DAT, at
3l5P.M.
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ewsUGGEsTIoNS FOR THE SEASON.


Thousands regard the winter as season Of trials;
and the truth is. that if there Is weak polnt In
the sy.teln, winter is pretty sure TO find 1t out.
Constitutional tendencies 10 disease are generally
aggravated by damp and cold. tRheumatlsm
sometimes lies perdu all the summer aad fall, to
puuuce upon its victims in the season Of cold.l
AS means OF fortirying the hody against all the
diseases which prevail most extensively in winter,
HOSTETER's STOMACH BITTERS cannot be too
urgently recommended. There would be fewer
cases OF The pulmonary complaints tending TO
consumption II all feeble systems we're invi9orat.
etl.during the season with 'urse OF this inest-
mab!e vegetable tonic and Alternative. Constipa.
tlun, indigo iIun, lorpdty Of the liver, and gen.
eral sluggislness Of the secretlve organs, very
genera Is prevail at this period OF the year. To
all these ailments experience lthc most trust
worthy OF al! mentors) teaches MS that the BIT
TERS Is q reliable remedy. Warm clothing IS 3
gooh external defence against atmospheric cod
and moisture, hut vigorous activity in the vital
organization which generates heat and delivers 1t
tothe surface, Is also essential to health and this
activity is secured through the operation oil the
BiTTERS. The skin sympathizes with the
s:onlach, and II digestion is regular and perfect,
tn exterior circulation vii Ua brisk. and damp
and cold may be encountered with comparative
safety reb4-6D&C