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undersigo

NoTICE.-The undersignci Il
~ did, this 2Tth day OF January, A. ID, 1871,
purchase from Isabella Tharp, tho iolowi ing
g0ods, via lone spotted now, two lieds aud
Stove and Pipe, 70 Chickens, 10 Geese, Ducks,
one Corner Cupboard, four Meat stands. one
Churn, lhree Vinegar BarTels; and lett the same
the same. 4 HENRY NJ REtNARb.
Warrington township, January 81, 1871.
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LNAGLE HOTEL,
AZ No. 227, North srd ST..
between Race and yine) Philadelphia.
n. d. CUMMINGS, Prop'r.,
N. NJ swARR, Superintendent. [d.10
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~ = s. rlTCi'S FAMILY pay
- Ia'In - p,gc. :. .ent iy mail ireo. Teach.
c' AoN - cure dli Diseases ui the person s.in,
uair eyes complexion. Write 70 ~ Broadway,
rev u'k.
I'm "A FOR Our Pamphlet TO NJ.
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crty taxable for state purposes alone.

Property taxable for state purposes alone.
Personal Properly Gdns, Mul. 80 ,ni
Cattle above the Of four t.0.5p
Mortgages Irtt, given oh'r
for the . Real Estate, 9!,f25
Mortgage. Judgments. oror
Of the o
n
Household goo
, -
Occupations Professions
such it,7.
WHe;-Gold Lever other Gold vlue'7
e -
20 eschor $40 each
All other Watches like vuel2 returned at 81
taxable purposes. $-3.-lp
ccor v
sl
February
Of
~heaiher Valuations have made below
cong
OF . mills dollar
Given under Meburs, lay Inro
ISL j. J.
ISAAC 5. LDNGtClE.
Attest. KINNEY.
A. J PFrrp. mi..one
Notice also hereby l Revision
Beaver. Frsnkln aud
Ough, Monday he o. February next
on Iuoslay the 9ls February
For
Wednesday 2@l
The Various
nc time their Assessments teiog revised and Information by
will be received and considered,
BY order Of the Commis
A J. PETERS.
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AGENTS WANTED for ALL-,

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T., rH, ~ SSlA md FRNCO.PRUSSIAN W..
wings, maps &c cents are gc,tin', tisV, ttsa
,l, ,o 'V sln'cIihers per day Une Agcnt ta !
Ioj otders the hrst two 'days Now ,eln
~ y 10 ~tctHE An NGENcY Tor This ami ~
" UW,.lN, he.lrHblo Tor Agents Address D,.l
nitN Publrshing House 2l7 and 2iS opi,,ts.l t.ls,
Philadelphia. fu'uee y,
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SheriR's Sale.
Estate Of MARY O. BEoKER, Deceased.

Estate Of MARY O. BECKER, Deceased. Z
IT ETfERs TEsTAMENTARY upon III,
IL estate Of Mary G. Becker dead, lat,
Of Sclinsgroye Borough, Snyder County
Pa, having been granted toihe undersigned
all persons indebted to the said ss>nte a.,
requested 70 make raX ent, and those hav,
ing demands againstdAb same to prescn
them without delay TO
GEORGE ScHSURE, Executors.
Janusry 4, 1871, Fn
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;;j:5 TO $40 PIER DAY,

MEN WOMEN, BOYS and GIRLS who engage
in eur uow business make from - to so per day
la their own luc ilites. Full particulars ani Ia
stIU ton scut irco uy mHil Those Ia uocd OF
permanent, p'Untnbe work, should address al
once. GEORGE sLlNsuS aud Co., Portland
Maine.
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+ The Married Ladies Private .Companion con
tains tho desired Information. sent FREQ for two
stcmps Address Mas. II. MErzdER, Ranovor
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0ur Color,d chrome for 1871.

fjrHAM' : DEPiLAIORG Pow
- pgG. Removes superAuous hair in Five
Minutes, without Injury 70 the skin, sent by
mail for tl,gi
upHAM's ASTHMA CURE
Relieves most violent plroNysms in Ave minutes
and effects speedy cure Price s2,UO b; mail.
THE JAPANESE HAIR STAIN
Colors the whiskers AMI hala beautiful BLACK
or BhuwN. II cousls,s Ol only one preparation.
IS cents hy maib, Address =. a., UPlIA NJ, No.
~ Jayne street, Philadelphis, Pa. Circulars
sent irco. sold by all Druggists.
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BRIGGS 3 BROS
lLLISlRiIlD . DESlNililiE CATALOGUE
Ol Flower and Nc-rtabic seeds,
AND SUMNER FLOH LRING BULBS


FOR ISL,
WIN hc rclly or m iiliug hy the middle of Ian.
any, tNtlu-t4uIiug our great loss Ultypc
itIris r.S Wings. Us nae, WHi" dCstrHtt ct
''c job 1lutiu- uiac vi tnU Eucle-tur Demo.
coat and .guui"'n, -ath ne .oinhc l,1u IL wiz
he Irutot "a on most lyggnt new tinted paper
Hui illustrated win nsl.ly
lave ii.r.Iryd Oug,nfl Enyravings.
mn two arri, executed q tlrrei Plates -speci.
Wrr, i'r an ut which we're grown by ourselves
tlr l.st s'rsou from our own stock of seeds IN
Go n' .-lrsliiS, "'cgutlpu an! extent u the en-.
I'lrae ~ i- uilItc and emincutly suIeri r. 20
sr' 'tArr' .iai. -uo o. "slrryh iu,ie' eAtgnt.
4ur 'HislH- %" WI r'usi-t OF ~ Pages. and
as soon 70. published viii l, cent lGes t. all who
utd"-cl st.as Irum us by mali tho last season.
The ut."r. Charge of Is cons. pes COPY will be
made, which /, A.t the vt.ue at the cp.urcd
Plates. We assure Huf friend, that the induce.
'nr.t- Wc ut' tu purchasers ui seeds, /, 10 qu,l-
iiy aul extent ut stock, Discounts uni prvml-
uin,, arc uUsNIvts,ci. Please send orders Tor
Catalogue, without delay.
oar Co,orsd Chrome for ISL
WIN be rcfIy 10 send out IN January. Tho
tLrumu VIII represent Forty two varietie. ~
sGpHg uDd pHpullr fingers, of natural size and
color We design ~ miNe IL tho hest Plato OF
ho. crs ever issugl. S,ze, l9N2I inches, The re.
tail value would 10 ~ least Two Dollars We
sh1ll, however, furnish II to customers al y cts
per cory, and offer 10 as u premium upon orders
Tor secds. ~cu Catalogue when out.
BRIGGS y BROTHER. Rochester, y. y,
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J Z r U B E B
ls5C

w AN Eli y GENTS, (29O
-, day. 70 sell the celebrated HONE S,,l
-" -" ; LIVING MACHINE Has tho ,hrl
'ytu' MAKES the lock stitch" O,iike % - 9
s'oesJ nnd u iully licensed. Tho hesi sS1n "a =
S-, e., iawiuy sewing Machine In the marss,, ~
,ie.s JoHNalN CLARK. q 20 B"sf,, Il
i''sOuF-' IA, chicago, Ill, or st. Igri'.' i'''s y
D2g4s
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Triannial valuation Of SNYDER County for 1e7I

u Samo gici.g The raiUaon Of all Property beth Rol and
Dnq De- taxable 5 for Comfy and a he sepcta Districts
,egdr County riurned 5y he Asor Deember II. 1870.
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Pablo Meeting.
NEwpERRY OH, Dot. rs. 1871.


A large number OF citizens assembled
in; the Court House, this afternoon, at s
O'Clock, the object of which will be seen
by reading the resolutions below ap-
pended. On motion. Judge John T.
Peterson was called to the chair, and. o.
Z. Schumpert requested to, aot as Seore-
tary. After the object OF the meeting
was explained. the fpll9wing resolutions
we're presented, and, after some discus
sion. unanimously adopted:
Resoluei, That q rAiiroad come ting
Eewberry with the great rnilroad tho
xoughfares Of the South west, ut Augusta,
Ga, aud with the East and North, mt
Chester, S. c.. is Indispensable to the
p' ,perity aud full development. our
town and County.
Resoloed, That it is tho paramount
duty of our citiZens to uvail themselves
Of the present condition Of things 10
secure tho co operation of the people Of
tho several towns aud Counties interest
ed i'll the construction of such II road.
Resotcet, That the people of Newberry
will cooperate with the people of Lau-
rens, Spnrtnnburg, Edge6cld and Au-
6ooba3 ia ou0 COb6Lk III ~ TOttl 10
Augusta. provided such road DO located
by the town Of Newberry.
Resoipcd. That a committee of three
DO raised to communicate with tho peo-
pie Of the towns aud Counties along the
said contemplated line. with the view of
receiving their cooperation in carrying
through said liue.
The following gentlemen were np-
pointed by the Chair on this COMMITTEES:
r. Moorman. L. S. Coppock aud W. G..
Mayes.
On motion, ten delegates wore ,hon
appointed by the Chair to attcnd the
Columbia Convention, on the 10th day
of November next. to-wit: Mrs,rs. S.
Fair, T. 4. Greneker. f. S. Coppuck, L.
j. Jones, Y. j. Pope. w. G. Muyes, T.
s. Moorman, 3. S. Chick, j. +. j. Cald-
we'll and j. NJ. Baxter.
A motion was then passed, that these
proceedings be handed to the Columbia
PHOENIX. Newberry Herald. EIgetield
Advertiser aud Chester Reporter for pub
Icntlon.
There being no further business be-
fore the meeting, it then adjourned.
JOHN L. JEFFERSON, Chairman
O. L. ScHU,1pEIyT. Secretary pro tenn.
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,E1 AnR1yA1s. October ao.. I

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Nicherson House-E. s. J. Hayes and
two children, Lexington; s. Smith, Mrs.
Smith aud child, q. s. A.. W. s. Simon,
N. Y; II. G. Bacott, s.. w. Porter, city !;
W. A. Walker, Chester; O. Medoalfe, N.
T.; w. r. Kline, Charlotte; @. L. Wilt
man, Sumter; J. e. Gregg. Mars Bluff;
j. NJ. Kennedy, Orangeburg; w. II.
Trcacott. W. L. Duvall, Pendleton; j.
W. Hurrison. W. H. l.. Gailliard, An-
derson; J. H. Crcnshaw, Baltimore; II.
J. Anderson. s. g.; A. NJ. Shipp, Spar
tanburg; b. l.. Baker. Monticello; r. B.
Crows and wife. Laurens; III. B. Pyatt
and family; F. d. Bush, Greenville.
Central Hotel-J. E. Flanagan, Fair.
field; J. 81. Blassingame. Spnrtnnburg;
j. s. Hook. Wateree; J. A. Counts. G.
A. Petty, A. W. Hamiter, W. N. Lpister
Alston; B. L. Mauldin, G. & G. r. r. !;
D. Stubbertield and wife, Va; J. p.
Finly, Il. J. Moffett, Silver Street; W.
w. Miller. Newberry; P. J. Coleman,
Saluda; 9. II. PettingiIl, city; B. F.
johnson, n. c.; Land, Williams.cn;
G. Edwards, S. c.; J. S. Mcintosh.
Richlnnd.
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COLUMBIA, October 80, 1871.

EDIToH DAILY PHGSIX: I notice, in
your issue of the 28th instant, the fol-
lowing extract from the Union Times:
''The evidence given in the trial of
Cannon and Pulmer, for The murder Of
poor Matt. Stevens, shows that June
Mubley, u renegade member of tho Le-
glsinture from this County, promised to
take ammunition to the gang of men en-
guged i'll that terrible and malicious
murder. The law will be vindlcated,
sooner or Inter-
desire, through your valuable
columns, to pronounce The ctlurges nude
as maliciousIy falses whlch the citizens
of Union County, as well ns the editor of
the Union Times, arc well aware The
fuct Of my having to flee Tor my Lille,
which necessititcd my forced residence
III this city, is Us well known in Union
County III the fact that no prominent
Republican dnre reside there. If have
been gully of any breach OF the law,
and they nave the evidence to convict.
which they claim to have, why have no
proceedings been Instituted Tor my mp
penrance before the Court Of Genelnl
Sessions to answer? Being Il lnwubid-
lug citizen, aud at all times desirons that
the majesty ol the law be vlndlcatcd, 1
challenge them to proceed against me, as
l am satisfied that the only chnrge tliut
can be proven is the desire to elevate my
own race III TINT County. Very respect
fully, J. s. MOBLEY.
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FATAL ACCIDENT. On Saturday morn.
ing, fatul accident occurred IN Am
herst street, which resulted in the in
slant death of Mr.. Richard Tobin, an
aged citizen. Mr.. Tobln was IN the
habit OF rising ut very early hour aud
pacing up and down his piazza for exer-
else until the arrival Of the morning
paper. On the morning in question he
rose as usual while tho other inmates OF
the hoase were yet in bed, aud 1t s sur-
posed IN looking over the bulustrade, to
see if the paper had yet beCn thrown
into the yard, he leaned little too far
causing HIM to loso his balance aud fall
head-foremost upon the brick pavement
below. IL distance Of about twelve feet.
Mrs. Tobiu heard the sound of the fall.
and rushing out, found him lying on the
ground with the right side OF Lis head
crushed in and quite dead.
Charleston Ne,cS
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I'll. Courier Dipiopintigue, Of Paris,
publishes q communication, which. it
says, comes from q diplomatic parsonage
of high rank, making important rcvela-
tions in regard to the negotiations which
preceded the war between Denmark aud
the allied powers-Prussiu and Austria
Tho statement is. in substance, us fol-
lows: ''In 1864. Earl Russell. then Bri-
tish Minister of Foreign Affairs, made
overtnrcs, through Lord Cowlev, British
Ambassador at Paris, to M. Rouher, pro-
posing IN alliance, offensive and defen-
sive, with Frnnce to help Denmark, in
case Prussia and Austria should declare
war against her. England was to CO.
operate with France by sea aud land,
and was willing to promise France, il
return for her assistance, ~ rectification
of her frontiers on the Rhine by tho an
ncxation OF n portion OF the Rhenish
provinces. NJ. Rouhcr asked time for
the consideration of THESE proposals, but
in three days from the time they were
laid before NJ. Ruuher, the Emperor Ma
poleon accepted them Lord Cowiey
immediately communicated tho fuct of
the Emperor's acceptance to his govern
ment, wherenpon Earl Russell replied
TINT it was too late M her Mnjesty's Go.
vernment had decided not To interfere in
the case Of Denmark. This closed the
negotiations, and 10 attempt was mude
to reopen the subject"
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Iku Iklux In Charleston.

Tho Union, of yesterday, contains q
letter from Mayor Pillshury, whioh the
Charleston Courier had refused; to pub
lisl, op, the ground that it believed that
the document Eforwhrded blythe Mayor
Was COTTON up either by the Mayor or
ono OF his party, for political effect.
Tue following is what Mayor .Pillsbury
says is the Kn Klux document received
by him; z,
t'CHAIsLEsroN, October %, 1871.
''' 't11dy0r f'fRsb0,y SIR: -Forbearauce
has ceased to be u virtue. We have
SWORN that you shall DIE if the Mayor
and Aldermen elect are not installed
Monday next. 2iiaal'
(signed) FIVE REsoLurE MEN"
This is conclusive, doubtless; 80 let us
have the writ Of Aadeas corpus suspend
ed in Charleston. Onll in the United
States troops. Is not Gilbert Pillsbury
in danger, and may he not we'll cry out,
as he loves the Mayors seat, and finds
Othollo's occupation gone. .Help me,
Cassius, or I sink" We agree with the
Union. This thing speaks for itself.
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NATIONAL FINANCES. Secretary Bout
we'll, as gentleman recently from
Washington informs us, is the most dis
gusted official in the Government SER
vice. he isn't pleased with some Of his
most conspicuous subordinates, but he
cannot help himself. He can neither
reform them, .wlite,Wash them, nor re-
move them. He complains of them in q
'querulous tono to the President, but the
ohief is apnthetic; he receives the appeal
coldly, and smokes on complncently,
and the Objectionable incpmhents of
good places nre loft to stick. Then his
foreign negotiation Of bonds has mud
died his fingers. He announced TINT he
had placed the reminder of the $780,
000. 0O0 loan, and the delivery Of the
the month came, how should he make
bonds handed ever to the syndicate to
his issues, then the volume Of the debt
Increased, aud this the law forbade. II
he made tho proper allowance for inte-
rest, then the bonds we're sold 81 from
two and half per cent. to three per
cent. below par, aud this was forbidden
So he says that he has sold the bonds,
aud the syndicate say that they have
bought them, and the deliveries from
their hands prove that thcro Las been IN
issue on some terms; but the official
debt statement recognizes none of these
transactions, either in the increase Of
the bonded debt or the receipt of the
cash equivalent. Then, again. it is suil
that this bud management hero aud tho
equally bad manipulation of affairs in
London by the two Treasury agents, who
renlly have brancl, Treasury Depart
ment there. hnve SO embarrassed the
syndicate that, even with nil their pluck,
energy aud smartness, they ey'haven't made
the thing 20 rs they expected, and may
mve yet to throw part Of the bonds
back on his hands. We think Mr.. Bout
wells disgust is not unreasonable; we
share it ourselves, and most Of onr read
ers are suffering from the same expert
cnce. N. I. Jourard If Commerce.
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IMPROVEMENT IN CuARLEsT0N.-Amongt the
recent improvements in Charleston is the
warehouse and builders depot OF Dir. +. +.
foALE, tho maputacturer OF Doors, Sashcs
and Bindh, extending through from No. 20
Haync street to No. SO pinckney street, and
said 10 be tho most extensive we'll as most
complete establishment Of the kind South of
Baltimore. Oct st
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While Chicago was burning, and the
whole North. west seemed about to be
consumed by vast armies Of flame, Mr..
Grant could think Of nothing better
to do than to declare martial law over q
large part Of South Carolina. The pro-
olamation was written for him in Wnsh.
ington on Saturday, and signed by him
on Monday. and to-day South Carolina
is domineered by "artillery apd in
fnntry." and those choice spirits Fede-
ral detectives-are preparing fiery perse-
cutions for the people of State which
has been plundered and bankrupted by
Radical curpet- bnggers. Chicago Times.
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Suppose u man, known as o promi-
nent native.born or adopted citizen OF
this State, were to step into a barber
shop, and declare himself thus: "Would
to Heaven we could get tho excuse for
hanging every Northern man in the
community to the city lnmp-r osts, and
for driving of every one of their wives
and children, would not this sentiment
be deemed inhuman, malicious and afro
cions? We think so. We certainly
should SO deem it. And yet. the senti-
ment uttered by Mr.. Hogc was quite as
outrageous-if not more so. Well may
the Onion admit that Mr. Hoge's Ian
guage deserved rebuke, and get "from
under." We observe, by-the-wuy, that
we anticipated ono point that the Union
wanted to make. On Saturday, it wanted
to demand-big word-the "prominent
Radicals" name. On Sunday, it got it,
and o P. S. was the result.
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One TRIAL SufriGEs to prove TT DooLEY's
CHEMICAL YEAST BAKING PowDEIs superior
i.y in every respect to any. other e,f manuiac;;
cans, which contain that qnantS Of powder
by actual net weight. while thginajority OF
baking powders offered fell sho+ from one
eighth to ono half OF what i4epresente
Ask your grocer tor Do.oley's, an you will not
bo satisfied with any other. Mahfactured by
Dooiey u Brother 100 New Strea, New York.
Nov l %e IS
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The Mississippi, ut New Orleans, for
the first time in many years. has assumed
sea water color, indicative of extreme
lowneAa.
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The freedom of the press does not, we
hold, warrant n trial justice in firing at a
reporter, but if we should unfortunately
become target for some irate man, we
hope that he will fire as badly as Mr..
Mackey did in Charleston, and that we
shall fire. if at all, with more success
than did the Ne,0's reporter, who stood
his ground 80 bravely. Howe yer, this
is too grave subject for q joke as Mr..
Berry will no doubt say with us.
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A CURIOUS CONSTITUTIONAL QUESTION.
The defeat of the proposed Constitutional
amendments in Rhode Island has caused
an animated discussion of the Constitu.
tion as it stands. The second section
discriminates against the foreign citizen,
who cannot vote ut all without the pro-
perty qualification. This is thought by
many politicians to be inconsistent with
the fifteenth amendment to the Conatitu-
tion of the United States. The Provi
dence Journal. however. defends the,
State Constitution, and asserts that the
fifteenth amendments was drafted pur
poseIy so as to avoid nll interference with
the Rhode Island provision; otherwise,
the Journal says, it was understood al
the time that that State would refuse to
ratify it, and as the vote of every Re.
publican State was needed, the word
nativity" was struck out Of the first
draft. and the words. ''race, color or pre-
vious condition of servitude," we're sub
stituted. This is the version of Senator
Anthony, who is tile editor Of the Jour
nal He ought to know the history OF
that amendment, and this fact shows
how very little Stale may exercise
large influence upon the legislation OF
the country,
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General Grant is now employing his
leisure time in preparing text book for
schools and colleges. It is entitled
Grants Speaker, or. the. Standard Anne.
rican Orator" Orders received at tho
White House. tT,@
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Notice In Bankruptcy.

In tie District Court Of the United States, for
The District Of South Carolina.
At Columbia, the Goth of October, A. D. 1871
rFHHE undersigned hereby gives notice OF
l. his appointment az Assignee of FKEDER-
ICK SCHLEHELaiILCH, Of Lexington Coun-
ty. and state Of South Carolina, within the
said District, who has been declared Bank
rupt on his own petition by the District Court
OF the said District.
THOMAS ]. LAAIOTTE,
Oct 81 tn3 Assignee.
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Corns, In-growing Nails. &C..
CURED DY
MONS. BERGER,
WITHOUT GIVING Any PAIN.
TO THE LADIES.

r AD'ES not liking to have their own Corns
tMcms 81. by using Mons. Berser's ConS
SoI.vE. which acts only OH Corns, and has
no effect whatever on the tiesli. This prcpa-
ration contains neither .aikali, poison ntr
acid. Tho cure is certain. Apply at Hendrix
House. Oct 81
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oOO M, oF LUMBER,
cOOsOOA } feet Of we'll sca-
soned Flooring on h....
Orders for Lath, and all kinds Lumber filed
ut short notice. Apply at our Lumber Yard,
on Lady street aud Greenvillo Railroad, or
address W. LOWRY & CO.
0.t2i 3nio Box 100 Columbia. g G.
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Points wen Put ana well'Taken.


The Courier Journal, O kentucky
paper, says that n@ sane man will deny
that whatever lawlessness there may
have boon in South Carolina-to take the
most conspicuous of current examples
is the result of intolerable mal dminis-
tration. Nor, it adds, will any fair
minded man deny that the whole power
Of the dominant party at Washington
has been used to support the hordes of
pillngers whose rapacity has drawn
equally from the ignorance Of the con-
ventional types of corruption and from
an abnormal state Of viciousness This
is true. aye, very true. The Courier
Journal also pointedly says that the scene
of these Southern disorders is, unhnppi-
ly,; remote from many of the States
where they are viewed as by telescope,
the magnifying end Of which is turned
upon one party whilst the other purity, if
observed at all, appears. only at the end
of the glass which is known to produce
the opposite effect. By this optical de-
lusion Ku Klnx becomes O sort of giant
or dragon, aptiist the Radical incendiary is
reduced into the proportions of harmless
dcarf, not big enough TO hurt anybody ana
scarcely big enough TO be seen. This is
true, aye, very true.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-10-31
MARRIED.

In Columbia. S. G., on the 18th instant, by
Rev. Sd. Brown. Col. S. s. CklrrENDkN, Of
Greeisvillc, to Mrs. s. A. BEDELL. OF Coium-
bin, y. &.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-10-31

Colorado is first in the field with Il
narrow gauge railway. A road OF three
feet gauge, seventy-slx miles in length,
has just been completed, and is now
open for travel and freight. a large
sum has already been realized by con-
struction trains carrying passengers and
lumber. The SUCCESS of the narrow
gauge system is regarded by those who
have inspected this road as beyond MI
question.
A Chicago firm that had the works of
several thousand watches pass nninjnred
through the big fire, in their vaults, now
advertise these time pieces Us warranted
adjusted to the temperature.