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The Greenville and Blue Ridge Bill

The Governor has approved this
bill, and has sent to the House Mes.
sage giving his reasons at length.
Without adding to the debt Of the
State or giving up any real security,
the bill, he thinks, will 90 far to COM
plctc an enterprise important to the
interests Of tho whole State. Says
he:
"Whcn these. roads have been con-
solidatcd, there will be one great road
running from the capita! of the State
completing the western connection
and promising q certainty of revenue
which can hardly be exaggerated.
At present, both Of these roads are
Iobstructed in their efforts, by the fact
that the one is incomplete, and the
other not in ccndition to transact its
large aud increasing business with
!vlgor ana Glspatch. NohsoHdatcu,
they will 90 into the credit market OF
tho world with u completed road OF
moro than two hundred miles, and
with line Of about one hundred and
forty additional miles to be construct
ed, passing through country unsur'
passed in all that makes material pros.
perity, and by q friendly combination
with the South Carolina Railroad
Company, by which its moral support
will be secured, completing connec-
ton between the Atlantic cnd great
West at a-ost contrasting most favor;
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Foreign News.

BoRNEAY, March G.-Evening in
the National Assembly, this evening
Louis Blanc, Victor Hugo and Quinct
made q demand for the detention OIL
members of the September Govern
mcnt, until they shall have returned
an account Of their acts up to the ca
pitulation Of Paris. Delgscluze sub.
mitted q demand for their impeach,
mcnt and arrest, on q charge Of high
treason. A motion was made that
tho Assembly shall not return to
Paris, but sit elsewhere. AT the re,
guest Of Theirs, the Assembly imme,
diatcly went into committee upon the
question, tic decision upon which
will be m ado tomorrow.
PARIS, March G-Noon.-The Min
lister Of the Interior has assumed con-
troll cf the police. Their declines to
receive the designations rendered BY
Favrc and Simon.
LONDON, March 1.-THE Times an
nonnccs the following changes in the
ministry: Right Hon. Geo. J. Goschcn
succeeds Right Hon. Hugh G. E.
fChildcrs as First Lord Of the Admi-
rality; Right Hon. James Stanteld sue
ceeds Goschen as President Of the
Poor Law Board W. +. Baxter sue
cecds Stansfcld as one Of the joint
Secretaries Of the Treasury; and Geo,
u. Shaw Letevrc, at present Secrcta-
ry for the Home Department, sue,
cccds Baxter as Scdrctary Of the Ad-
miralty.
LONDON, March 7.-Tho Daily News
says special convention was entered
into, under which the German occu,
patton Of Versailles has been extend.
ed to tic 10th Of March.
New YonN, March IA telegram
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h1~ The Miscellaneous Appropria-
ton Bill, as it passed Congress during
the last few hours of the session, con-
tanned an appropriation Of seventy
five thousand dollars for the building
Iof post Office and United States
Court house in Columbia.
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LEGISLATIVE.

The Legislature adjourned sine die
on Tuesday last.
In the Senate, the following bills
were passed and ordered to be en-
:.oilcd for ratification: TO incorporate
the Continental Telegraph Company !;
to protect the interest Of the State
whenever payment of interest now
due remains unpaid on the bon ds
issued by any railroad company, and
Whenever any guaranty of the State
is endorsed to amend an Act enti-
tied "An Act TO organize the Supreme
Court" to confer the rights of lcgiti-
macy On certain children; joint 1880
luton authorising the Secretary Of
State to contract with the Southern
Domestic Gas Light Company for the
| illumination Of tho State House and
Offices thereof; bill to create debt
Of the State, to be known as the stcr-
| ling fund debt. An amendment, Of
fercd by Whittcmorc, to submit the
bill to vote Of the people, was lost
by a vote Of twenty-onc to eight.
The bill finally passed by vote OF
twcnty-four to seven.
In the House, Mr.. Wilkes intro
duced concurrent resolution, to cali
upon the President Of the United
States to protect tho lives, liberty and
property Of the people of the State,
and that .ho send troops to SECURE
that end, which was adopted.
In the Senate, the veto Of the
Governor Of the bill making appro-
priation for the pay Of members, wa:
sustained by vote Of 81 to s. See
message elscwhcrc.]
The veto Of the Governor was also
sustained, by the Senate, on the bill
to compel county treasurers to rc-
ceive county checks and warrants in
payment Of county taxes.
The bill was vetoed by the Cover,
nor on tho ground that, if carried into
effect, it would bring the State into
bankruptcy - Charleston County
alone having 100000 moro checks
ahoat than the taxes will bring in.
The Grccnvilo and Blue Ridge
consolidation bill passed the Senate
by a votc of p TOT and the House
by . vote OF 70 to 20, and has been
approved by the Governor.
The resolution to remove Judge
Thomas Of the 9Th Circuit failed in
the House.
The report submitted by Land
Commissioner DcLargc shows the
total amount by him paid, by orders
On the State Treasury, to be s174, 4,506,.
25; total amount controctcd to be
paid, $547, ,329.s5; total number O.
acres purchased, s1o4,C77i. 1t gives
a detailed account by whom and O.
whom bought and at what price, sn(
what lands were surveyed and no
surveyed. 1t further states tha
kimpton has tho bonds Of the lane
commission. pledged on advance:
made by him, but docs not state thu
amount so advanced.
: The Govern or's veto Of the De L;
Howe resolution was sustained ii
the Senate.
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A TEsTIMoNIAL.-We are pleased to
learn that our you,Hg friend DR.. J. Wis
tar Vance of Cokcsbury, has been elect
Chief Demonstration Of Anatomy, in the
Medical College Of Atlanta, Ca. DR..
Vance is a graduate Of the University OF
Edinburg, where he bore OF the hcnors
of his class, and to talents of high or
der, unites thorough preparation, and
devotion to his profession. We antici-
pate for him bright career.
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READ THIS
AND
COMP I4Y :.


4 LII persons indebted to us are
N most earnestly requested to
pay before tho 18th of this month.
About that time one of our house
will be going to New York for Spring
Goods, and to the purchase of Stock
money is indispensable. Those in.
dcbted to us should feel themselves
bound by every consideration Of JUS
tice, honesty, and even Of policy, to
pay without further delay Why
hold longer to Cotton? Has. it im-
|proved any in the last six months?
Is there the slightest probabilityit will
Improve, with a crop Of four million,
bales, and stock now in Liverpool
two and a half times as large as it
was this time last year? And even
grant there is, likelihood Of better,
prices is there any reason. or justice
in keeping tho merchant out of the
money due him for goods sold last
year, not upon the faith Of prospec-
tive high prices Of cotton, but solely
and simply upon the faith of individ-:
ual honesty?' Our cause is just. No
argument is needed. We trust that
this appeal may not fall listlessly np-
on the ears cf those whom we ba7e
bcfriended. Come and pay us.k
Come each and every one indebted to-
US, -. 49,.
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Friday, March 10. 1871.

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No subscriptions taken for shorter
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Trsnsien! advertisements are charges
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DEATH OF AN ESTEEMED CITIZEN
We regret to announce the sudden death
of Major George Graves, an estimable
citizen of the upper portion of the Dis
trict, during the past week. He had
been visiting at the House of friend,
and when leaving for home, suddenly
fell specchlcss, and in that condition
remained until death, which took place
in q few hours. He was man Of more
than tordinary intellect, and was dis
tinguishcd for many excellent traits OF
character. He leaves large circle OF
relatives and friends to mourn his loss.
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TRIAL JUsT1cEs.-The following ap
pointmcnts of Trial Justices for our Dis
trict have been confirmed by the Sed'
ate: r. r. Hcmphill, and NJ. Kaphar
of Abbeville, C. II; VIM. Hood, o.
Due West; VIM. A. Giles, Of Loundes'
Vile; Jamas NTcCaslan, Of Calhoun's
Mills; D. O. Hawthorn, of Donaldsvillc
s. z. Graydon, of Cokcsbury J. r. Iar'
rant, of Greenwood S. b. McClinton OF
Harrisburg. These are some of our best
men and we feel assured that the ap'
poinlments will give satisfaction.
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WINDOW SuADEs.-At Messrs J. D
Chalmers g. Co., our readers will fine
fine variety Of rustic window
shades-a superior article-somc
thing neat in style, and excellent in
quality. Call and inspect for your
selves. Mr.. c., will take pleasure in
exhibitingth
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TAxEs! TAAEs We arc requested
by Mr.. Il. II. Russell, the County
Treasurer to remind our friends the tax
payers, that unless payment be made by
the 2Sth instant, they incur the penalty
of &c per cent. additional; and that
there is 10 hope Of having this remitted.
Pay promptly and avoid the penalty.
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LOST,

A BOUT the first Of January last, my
N PASS BOOK, No. 40, of the
Branch Of the Citizens, Savings Bank OF
South Carolina, at Abbevillc c. II. Any
person finding the same, will confer a
favor ON the undersigned by leaving it
with }. +. &. Duprc, Esq.
CLARA +. KERR.
Feb :uary II, 1871. 42-Cm
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NOTICE

{ S hereby given to all Sub-Agcnts OF
1 the Land Commission, that, from
and after the 1st day Of March, 1871
they will report all their proceedings to
Hon. i. l.. CARDOZO, Secretary OF the
Advisory Board.
RODT. c. DELARGE, L. c. S. S. c.
March 10, 1871. 4G-2t.
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RAIN.-We were visited on ycster-
day with one of the heaviest rains OF
the season, 1t has been following by
mild spring Ike, with the peach
trees ia bloom, and the vegetation
everywhere budding forth.
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ren We have received the Circular
ofthe South Carolina Monument AS
sociation, but too late for publication
in the present issue. 1t shall appear
in our next.
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LONDON, March S-Bisma.'ck has
commenced his homcward journey.
The National Guard of Paris is ex-
cited over General Palladincs' ap-
pointment. Paris is otherwise calm.
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EXECUTIVE APPOINTMENTS. -. The
following conf:mations were made in
executive session: Il. L. Dcanc, State
Auditor, vice Reuben Tomlinson, re-
signed. Auditors-W. F. Williams
Union County A: F. Hall, Beaufort
County. Trcasurcrs-F. II. Green.
Orangeburg County; J. ". league
Barrwcll County.
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State of South Carolina,
ABBEVILLE COUNTY.
RY r, T.. GUFFIN. ESQ, Probate

l.
Judge.
w HEREAs, James B: cowan has
w made suit to me, to grant him
Letters of Administration of the Estate
and effects of James Cowna, deceased late
of said county: these are, therefore, tc
cite and admonish all and singular the
kindred and creditors of the said james
Cowan, deceased, that they he and
appear before me, in the Court Of Pro-
bate, to be held at Abbcyille c.. H., on
the 2Oth day Of March, after
publication hereof, at II O'Clock in The
forenoon, to shcw cause, if any they
have, why the said Administration
should not be granted.
Given under my hand, this 9Th day
Of Mar ch, in the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and seventy
one, and in the ninety sixth year @
American Independence
Published Oh the 9th day of ,Marcl
1871.
~ L. L. GUFFIN,
J. Z. 4. G..
| Nrorch 10 1871 46-tf. X ...g
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TAXEs.-It is estimated that the
taxes for the current year will be
ample to meet all financial needs OF
tho State government, and the taxes
for the next year have been somewhat
reduced.
The ordinary appropriations have
been largely reduced.
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SALEDAY.-Monday last was sale
day, and brought large additions to
the crowd in attendance upon the
court. There were no. official sales.
The day passed off quietly
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We are informed by Sheriff McGukin,
that there is not q prisoner now confined
in the Jail of Anderson county,. and
there has not been any under his charge
for the past week. This is a 1lattering
comment uron.the good order and peace;
ful inclination Of our people of all
clas:cs.-AndcrSOn E1tcWilcncer.
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BA1L.-An application for bail under
hu6cas corpus was made before His Hon
or, Judge Orr, on yesterday in be-
half of Wm. Cook, who recently killed
Ablcs.. Upon afiidavits submitted it
appeared to be case of self defence,
and the prisoner was admitted to bail in
the sum of 81 1000. Under the advice Of
counsel the prisoner had voluntarily
surrendered himself.
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/. ttsrMrER BITTERs'' produce such
good digestion ard quiet rest as Bryant
describes in the following: Like one
who wraps the Grapery Of his couch
around him and lies down to pleasant
dreams.
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John Heart, Esq, has boon confirmed
by the State Senate rs Commissioner
Of n griculturc-
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eD- See advertisement Of Chignons,
by Mr.. James W. Fowler, at the EN-
ror:um of Fashion"
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THE NATIONAL LEGISLATURE.
Last Hours Of the Forty-frst Congress

WASHINGTON, March 4.-The Pres
idcnt signed signed the Texas Pacific
Railroad bill,
Thc.Senate refused to pass the Gin
cinnati and Southern Railroad bill.
The House agreed to a conference
reporter the army appropriation bill.
The report strikes out the rider Tor
the relief of Southern loyalists, but
accepts the House bill for The appoint
ment of tbrec commissioners it also
directs the secretary Of the treasury
to pay the Pacific Railroad half rate
instead of rescrving the whole amount
Tho bill repeating the duty on Goals
and the bill appropriating $4,000 to
the Sisters of our Lady of Mercy, of
Charleston, failed in tho Senate.
The. following bills passed by both
houses failed to receive the Presidents
approval: An act for the relief Of
purchasers of land sold for taxes in
the insurrcctionary States; an act in
relation to the Selma, Rome and Dal-
ton Railroad Company of Alabama
an act relating to telegrnphic commu'
nication between the United States
and foreign countries.
OPENING OF TIE FonTT-sEcoND CON
GEESS.
Both Houses of tho forty-sccond
| IConrrcss wore called to order q;
noon. '
In the Senate, the following Scna
tors were seated and sworn in: Messrs
Cragin, West, Hitchcock, Caldwell
Davis: Kelly, Terry, Logan, Freling
huysen, Anthony, Wilson, Morrill,, o.
Maine; Wright, Window, Cooper
Salisbury, Robertson and Stevenson
Objections were made to Golthwaitc
from Alabama. His credentials wcrt
laid on the table. The name o.
Vance from North Carolina, was not
called. The credentials of Tostol
Slodgctt were laid on the tablo tc
await investigation. The credentials
of Hamilton and Reynolds, claiming
seats from Texas, we're tabled. Sen
ate adjourned to Tuesday.
The House organized by the elcc
ton of the Republican caucus noml
noes The vote for Speaker Of the
House resulted: Blaine, l26, Morgan
G3. All claimants presenting them
selves were seated, and the House
seated, and the House adjourned tc
Tuesday, after passing q resolution tc
adjourn the first session at noon
Wednesday. Five members Of tho
new House are negroes; only one
full-bood.
i tits understood that Morton, Sum
ner and other extremists will resis
an early adjournment On the plea o
its being unsafe to leave tho loyalist'
Of the South unprotected until De
ccmber. A big struggle is pending
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PENDLEToN S. c. !
October q, 1870. J

PENDLEToN S. G.
October q, 1870. !
1Nesers. W. c. Bee e. Co.:
In answer to your request, l give my
experience with the Etiwan Guano. !
used the guano on cotton alongside OF
some on which there was no fertilizer.
The lard is exactly the same quality,
and in t. same geld, being very poor
sandy soil with stiff clay subsoil. used
one sack GOO pounds( OF Etiwan, No; 2,
per acre. The cotton was all worked
alike. l will gather at least 800 pounds
Of cotton HtoG eon pea efs and d am ie confident @ will
not ret more than $50 pounds FER acre
off tliat without any fertilizer. | do not
consider the guano fairly tested on ac-
count of the drou:h.
J. B. SIMPSON.
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KNOXVILLE, S. c.,
November Z, 1870.
ilicssrs. ". c. Bee e. Co.:
Gentlemen I have used one ton OF
YOU Etiwan. No. 2, on my cotton the
present yeor, and am we'll pleased with
it.
The difference in the cotton where the
Etiwan was used and where none was
applied, can be seen at q great distance.
/ have no hesitancy in pronouncing
your Etiwan, Ne. 2, a splendid manure.
Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
J. G. MCkISSICk.
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COLUMBIA, s.. c.,
November TO-, 1870,

November 10,r 1870.
Kessrs. r. O'Neale g. Son, Agents for
ETSaDd1a Fertilizer:
Gentlemen: In. reply to your question:
Us to how am pleased with the Etiwan
Guano. give below a statement Of my
experience with the Etiwan, Stable Ma
nure, Wando, Cotton Seed, Compost,
and broadcast manuring, which speaks
for itself. have also tried the Carolina
and Pacific Guano, and find that the
Etiwan is far superior TO either.
Yours truly,
j. NJ. CRAWFORD
3, 3,140lbs. cotton picked off acre $50 lbs.
Etiwan. .-
|, ,020 lbs. cotton 600ibs.
. Wando.
2,S70 lbs. cotton !" " 80 cart
loads Compost. .
1900 lbs. cotton SOCom-
post broadcast.
], $50 lbs. cotton " Cotton
Compost.
My estimate that l have yet to pick from
WlDuO, .....'.'.''''' ooo too'
Broadcast, ............................. 600 lbs.
Cotton Seed Compost, ............" 10O IDS.
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The De La Howe Free School.

/ We arc pleased to sec that the House
has sustained the Governors veto of the
bill appointing new trustees for this
institution. The school has been admi-
rabIy managed, and no good could re-
suit from the change.
The following is The veto message of
the Governor:
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BY J. 4. MAYS.
Livery Stable, ).

VEyHE undersigned has opened a NEW
n LIVERY STABLE in connection
with the Hotel, and is prepared with
comfortable stables, and commodious
Lots to accommodate stock of all kinds.
An experienced and careful OSTLER
will always be found on the premises.
HORSES, BUGGIES and WAGONS,
ALWAYS ON HAND TO HIRE.
Give me trial. My prices are mod
crate.
JOHN A. MAYS.
March 10, 1871, 46-tf
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

March 10, 1871, 46-tf
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where we listen helpleasly every sanday
without power to repiyf Is not that
enough. Must they invade the Executive
Mansion, the Senate Chamber, all the rese
of lief Is there no such thing in this per
picked world as the cobbler stickipg to ms
iastf In the name of public peace anu anu
common sense let them remember TINS
homely adage, and let this funny departure
from the decorums and usages of religious
life be their last. If. they were to try ior
centuries they could never improve upon
this absurdity. Aud by way OF final wor r,
let us remind these spiritual Quixotes taas
Church and State are separate things unqer
thew suppose they will alter this fundamen.
tai law by this sort Of popgun practice
If there be any grace of repentance in these 90
gentlemen, sack cloth and ashes ougnt 10
Rise in the market; for of a verify they
want good quantity of both.
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bashful, and those who know themselves
will not be impudent.