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snmnler Resorts.
SPARKLING CATAWBA. SPRINGS, 3
FoRxERLY. CALLED TIE CAROLINA WHITE SULPHUR,
oATAwBA COUNTY, N. @.

rb,e h,ohly popular WATERING PLACE viii
no onen for visitors on WEDNESDAY, June 18th.
The Mineral Waters OF these Springs are tne
white and Blue Sulphur and ohaly oeate, t9e ms;
dicipal properties Of which are not e4cehea, anu
healthier and more delightful WAGERING place;
IT The % Springs will be under the management Of
]. M. BLAIR, formerly Of Raleigh, n: O., an expe.
rienced hotel keeper, together with Mrs. WRENni
and visitors may rely upon good fare and gooo a..
Fenty Of Ice, good Band OF Music, and good
physician In attendance, &c.
leave Baltimore or Washington Civ 10 tne
morning via Acauia Creek, Richmond and Dan.
VILE Rsiiroad, to Salisbury, where you lake tle
WeStefn and Morganton Road, and reaen HicKo.y' M
Station lthe Springs Depot by hall'past nine tne
next morning. ~. n,.,.
Leave Augusta Ca, at night. and lake tne OnhI:-
,otra and Statesyile Road at Charlotte, you reaon
thf Snrinps early the next morning.; OnarleBton
in the morning, and be at the Springs the ne4t
morning. u,,, ~, ,n oonnac
t,on with the trains to the Springs over oesuti'
! ful road only six miles.
| BokRD.
Per meutb, Tor four Weeksl........s4o 90 90
Per Week........s. ......... ...'.s''.'' 'o oSo
Per .,...................':'.''
nh,,dren and colored servants half price. NO
| charge for infants under TIVE yean q age.
cnaise i'i -A''''' ]. GOLDEN WYATT.
!. .s,parkling oatawba Springs, June lst' ISL
! iun2l-S0 49, -
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The RELIABLE GENTLEMAN SAT 1 ARo,E
;AaAN.n-The' Columbia Union, that very Fella.
BILE u paper, has the following in reference to the
dolngs OF the Ku-Kldx committee In this State:
From a gentleman of Spsrtanburg we learn
something OF the work, which has been laoo-
riouS, Of the subcommittee on Southern out.
RACES at that place. Evidence in about three hun
dred cases OF ontrages has been taken. consisting
Of all grades ofhorror and cruelty Many cases
have been before the committee where backs that
had been larcerated and other bodily lnju ries re.
ceived from the hands OF the Ku.knx nave y,
spoEen louder than words OF the suneriDg5 OF
Of that portion Of the eSaasrs a rs
ceiyed injury in one way or another, have been
as the Of evidence
before to many, but through fear remaining un-
told In threats %hcs nave iyes Wary
when the committee adjourns, the chairman OF
the committee. Senator Scott, has plainly MaicA
ted the consequences Of any such stonfse. as the
cornty viii surely be placed Under martial law;
in fact, enough iss now known to warrant such q
course, but it may be charitable W give tne coun
ty one more trial.
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ELECTION ANNOUNCEMENTS intended for pub
llcauon in TIE NEWS, must, in all cases, be paid
for In advance.
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BILL HEADS printed on fine paper at ss, "a,
st, So so ana So go per thousand, according to
Bize, at TM NEWS Job once.
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THE MUN1c1PAL ELECTION
Ward 6.

Ward g.
f A we'll attended meeting of the citizens OF
this ward was held last evening at Arnold's Hail.
the president JAS E. Carson. in the chair
An election by ballot having been held' Ar.
Thos. E. Hogan was nominated as candidatelor
the Office Of school commissioner from this ward.
on motion, the president and one other citizen
Of the ward. to be appointed by him at his leisure,
were constituted committee Of two to represent
the ward In the central committee.
The executive committee, consisting Of the
president and Messrs. E. Gardner, w. Semken,
VIM. Black and F. streckfuss, were authorized to
appoint as many assistants as they deemed fit, to
assist them in canvasslng the ward and taking a
census or all the residents thereof.
There being no other business before the meet
ing, 1t Adjourned subject to the call Of the presl-
dent.
There was q meeting in this ward last even
ing, President ". L. Daggett In the chair.
N Russell Middleton, Esq, was nominated for
school commissioner. and unanimously elected.
We are much Eratided to state that he has con-
sented to serve.
The president was empowered to appoint q
working committee OF twenty-five active men, to
attend at the polls and look after the interests OF
the party In the forthcoming election.
The president was also authorized to appoint
citizen OF the ward, to constitute, With himself,
representatives to the executive committee.
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CLUBS AND srARs.-Nassau Grant, lodged
for vagr ancy, and on suspicion OF stealing, had
preliminary hearing, and was remanded for
further examination.
James Yates and Joe Mitchell, arrested for
creating disturbance In the Market, near East
Bay, between 10 and II O'Clock, on Saturday
night, were discharged. its..ios@
Frank Smith, a white man, who was unable to
take care Of himself on the street, was arrested
for being drunk, and sent to the jail for thirty
days.
Francis Marion, colored, lodged for being dis
orderly and using abusive Ian guage to the police,
ssad the hearing OF his case deferred until this
morning.
Abraham Small, colored, and john Murray,
white, lodged fer ueing engaged In the riot sun
day evening in America street, near Mar, were
sentenced each topay 8 nne of $40, or spend
twenty days In the House Of Correction.
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TAN1Se sHREw.-L Hail and Sarah Nc.
GILL both colored, became very aisorderly on
Saturday evening CT tie street, and being ordered
TO keep quiet by q nelghborng policeman, In
dulasd ii, the most extensive abuse Of that inot.
fensfye Individual and Of several citizens who
sustained him The two were arrested, and after
a soiourn in the Guardhouse were brought before
the Mayor. who sentenced them each to pay q.
Hne Of SIS or spend i've days in the House Of Cor
recsion. The termagant Sarah wasso enraged at
this termination Of their spree, that she new at
policemen who had her In charge, and was only
pulled on after having indicted serious damage
to his uniform coat She. was taken back, and
her sentence Immediately changed blythe Mayor
to thirty instead Of i've days the House Of Cor.
rpction r'r.r.' =, 80 .,s.s-s.-,- -
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GOODS FOR IRA gELLERs AND sEAYERs. AT
BONE ALSO.

FURoHGoTT, BENEDICT & CO..,
Nes. a44 and 437 King street
Keeping their Stock new and fresh at all sea.
sons, are getting in daily by steamers,
NEW TRAVELLING LINENS forsuIts !.
Plaid and Chene Japanese Poplins
Fancy Organdies and Jaconets for hot weather .
More Of their best quality Iron Grenadines -.
White and Colored Piques
Plque Trimmings
Beautiful New Prints, all the recent patterns, In
endless variety; Percalea,' also
Black Tamise for Summer and Mourning Dresse
Black Challies, very bestquality
Black "a and Ga Mouselines
Black English Grapes and Grape Wells.
Grape Sets and Collars
.Embrolderies Ia lovely lott
Linen and Lace Sets
Lace Trimmed Collars
Muslin Sleeves
Linen collars and .Cu1s, &c.
AISo FULL LINE OF
CAssIMEREs, LINENS AND COTToNADES
SHEETINGS
SHIRTINGS
TABLE DAMASK ..
NAPKINS
TOWELS
HOSIERY
HANDKERcHIEFs
BEAUTIFUL STOCK
LLAMA LACE POINTS
SEASIDE UMBRELLAS AND PARAsoLs.
Everything sold Of best quality, and OF the very
lowest prices, and nothing endorsed but what is
good OF Its kind.
FURoHGoTT, BENEDICT d CO.,
iun22 Ncs. 244 e.,d 437 King Street.
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Drp %ooos, ar.

Drp Roo1s, az.
THR GREAT RUSH FOR BARGAINS !
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL STYLES FOR JUNE
AND JULY:
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CITY AFFAIR S.
Meeting, This Day.

Phoenix Fire Company, at sP. N.
south Carolina Friendly Society, at half.past 8
Pm.
washington Rine Cub, assP.M.
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The RADICAL MEETNas.-The Radical voters
o. the. various wards assembled lasE evening az
their respective halls for the purpose Of electng
nine delegates from each ward to the nominal
Ing Convention, to be held on Thursday evening
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-08
Rates of Ahvt

one square 10 liucS1 first in>rrtion-... 81 90
Eucl. subsequent Ii>ertlo loil....-........... 'i
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A. B. DRIE SBACH,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Groceries, Provisions,
Wines and Liquors.,
Flour and ICED,
lrOCkery and IinVvarc.
Hardware and bolts.
Ii Blasting and sporting
Powder,
Safety tuse.
Clothing. scots and Sh0es,
California Lime,
Plaster Paris,
Eastern Cement
Eastern Hair,
W hitting.
" inGOVV Glass.
Paints and oils,
wall Paper,
Window shades,
s'ictHre Cords,
Patent Curtain Fixtures.
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It has recent,y lon RFFIT FED, RETCKNISI
I'D, bErAINTtD and REFAPEEED
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500 REwARD-For the apprehen-
sion OF Genus Tuttle, tall man.
about fifty years, has considerable
money and a high forehead, long
faced and lantern jawed man, Il bad
man. with a fist like giant, and has
often beat me, and | want him to
end his days in the Penitentiary
where he belongs, and he wears Il
gray coat. with Il very large mouth.
and one blue eye, and one blind blue
eye, and Il hedious looking man. and
now living with the seventh woman
and me having one child to him
and he has gone OFF. and | want him
brought slap up in the law. with
blue pants. He ought to be arrested
and has a hundred dollars Of my
money, and a baId-headed rascal,
full Of tatterv and deceit. and She is
1; bad woman. and her little girl calls
him papa. and is called Eliza Jane
TjlliS. and a boy blind Of one eve.
and he is not a man what has got
any to much sense. nor her. And
he stole one hundred dollars from me,
and some Of my gold and silver. and
ought To- he coUGht and [ will never
live with hlll again. no never. he is
a disgrace. And [ would like to
have i.im cought up and compeIled
to luaiut,ln me and his child. a. l
am his itWfUi wr,tjcd wife. and nave
Inc certificate OF marriage in my
possession. Nancy IUrILE
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Ihe Aailn State 2coistcr,
Published Daily, Mondays ExceptedJ
PERKINS e STRE EFT.

OFFICF-Rail'S Brick Bullding, Second
street, opposite the Capitol.
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One copy. one year, by mail..............Sl6 nh
one copy. SIN months. hN naiI....-.... 10 uu
one copy. three months. by mail --. Nt
NONE FORWARDED UNTIL PAID FOR.
rsS~DeIivrrcd by carrie 10 town SUBJ
ScribcT> AT ~ cents per W..'k.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-03-13
GRAND ToRoHLIaHT PROGRESSION.


Our German fellow citizens intend to cels.
brate the restoration of peace to Europe by a
grand torehlight procession tonight. Illumi-
nation of houses, fireworks, &C., &c., will be
the pleasing feature of the occasion. Every
nationality is invited to take part in the exer-
cises, and we will no doubt see an immense
turnout, not only of the Germans but of other
classes of our population.
The following programme will be observed
on the occasion:
Those participating in the procession will
assemble in front or the Monticello Hotel,
Broad street, at IL o'clock, where they will
be supplied with torches, lanterns, &c.
The line of march will then be taken up as
follows: Up Broad street to Adams, along
Adams to Grace, down Grace to Third, thence
to Franklin, down Franklin to Sixth, thence
to Main, down Main to Eighteenth, up Eigh-
teenth to Franklin, up Franklin to Governor,
and thence to the City Hall, where speeches
will be delivered by Paul Ketterlinus and 9TH
ers, and torches heaped and burned.
The singing societies will unite with the or
chestra in singing "Watch on the Rhine" and
"What is the Germans Fatherland ?"
The line will be formed ss follows:
l. Detachment of police.
2. Fifty horsemen, with torches and flags.
8. Marshal Miller and staff.
4. Music.
s. German and American flags.
6. Footmen, bearing torches.
7. Marshal Blenner and staff.
s. Carriages containing the German Consul
F. W. Haunewinkel, President Kline, the ora
tor, Leader Sibert, and others.
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THE Committee on Roads assembled
again this morning. They were engaged
in the examination Of General Malone as
to the management Of his road-whethsr
he made any discrimination between local
and through freights. Mr.. Lyon made
very satisfactory statement on Saturday
before the committee, of the circumstances
which led to the change of management in
the Richmond and Petersburg road, and OF
the railroad policy favored by his clients.
1t has been proved by the testimony that
the Weldon roads, and the gentlemen re-
presenting the company, want to open a
brisk and profitable business for Richmond.
The committee will meet tonight, for the
purpose of agreeing upon report, which
we have 10 doubt will be favorable to the
interests of the cities of Richmond and
Petersburg
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G.. W. CALLAHAN writes us that, led by
an advertisement 10 this paper, be was in
duced to send to the Family Sewing Ma
chine Co. office, SO Nassau street, New
York, for one Of their instruments. His
five dollars w,s sent, and after long delay,
a worthless sewing machine came. Friend
Callahan Justly feels sore, and wishes us to
warn everybody about this bogus company.
We have only taken charge of the STATE
JOURNAL within the past week, and of
course know nothing of the merits of this
company; but on general principles, we
would say to all, buy everything of reliable
local dealers, and don't expect to get some
thing for nothing.
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and martyrs to our cause, will "sow to
themselves damnation."
While the hosts of disloyalty and re-
action are massing their forces for one
final effort to wrest the government from
the hands of those who have saved it, we
look to the Republican Senators for unity
of councils, and grand examples of mag
nanimous forbearance. We expect to see
personal bitterness laid aside, and personal
aims lost in the wider interests Of the
country and mankind. Give us this, and
we have an inspiration for the battle and
a guarantee for the triumph Of our cause.
THE RE-ApPoRTIONME BILL.
We lay before our readers to day the
thorough analysis of the Demo cratic ap-
portionmeut bill, made by the Hon. X. e.
Greene, as his minority report from the
Senate committee on privileges and elec-
tions.
We bespeak for this document careful
perusal by all our readers. It is OF the
utmost Importance that the people should
be made to see and understand bow their
representatives in the General Assembly
propose to infringe upon their rights and
liberties, and subvert their constitution.
The apportionment proposed by the
Democratic majority Of the committee is
now being forced through both Houses
with the most indecent haste.
Some of the delegate districts in the bill
are given three times as many inhabitants
as are given to other districts.
And these unjust and arbitrary discrmi.
nations are plainly made for partisan pur.
poses, as is proved by the able report o
Senator Greene. 1t will also be seen tha
three large Republican counties will be
deprived of a representation in the Senate
for the next two years.
Bot we have not the space to go int
the details Of the report. That documen
itself possesses sufficient interest to entitl
it to careful consideration. We know
the iniquitous bill will receive the unquali
fed condemnation of the Republicans il
the General Assembly. We hope the in
telIigent members of the opposition will
pause before they give their vote to thi
most Unjust measure.
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The Virginia Commercial ,Company.-
The Secretary of the Commonwealth has re.
ceived for record en- act of incorporation,
granted "The Virginia Commercial Com
pany," by james Keith, judge of Alexandria
Circuit court 1t incorporates A. W. Harii is,
Edward Tyler, Willis Johnston, and others, to
carry on business under the above name, with
not less than $1,000, or more than Sl60, 600
divided into shares of $25 each. Neither the
sort of business or the officers of the company
are named in the charter, but the business, Of
whatever nature it may be, is to be done in
Alexandria
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Spring IS Here Ladies, go to Johnston
& Selden's, No. 9lS Main street, and get Once
a Week--a new and beautiful little paper con-
amount of reading. This popular firm have
Just received "Harper's Bazaar" for next week,
'London illustrated News" "The Graphic"
"London Punch" "Appleton's Journal" and
hosts Of others equally as interesting to the
reading public. Give their depot call, and
you will find there the largest collection oi
reading matter in the city.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-03-13

Hastings Court.--In expectation of the
trial of ex-Mayor Chahoon, large number
assembled at the City Hall to-day. On calling
the case it was ascertained that number of
material witnesses were absent, on which Judge
Guigon yielded to a motion to postpone the
same till Wednesday.
On motion of Judge Alfred Morton, Mr..
VIM. G. Wynn, colored, late of Washington,
d. G., was admitted to the bar of the court as
q practitioner of the law.
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THE Flour Mus.-The Richmond mills
have been at work now for about six months;
they are usually kept going nine months in the
year, and lay off three months for repairs.
They run intermittently now, enough wheat
not arriving to keep them busy all the time.
As everybody knows, the Richmond -four mills
are the most perfect as well as extensive on
this continent.
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Pythian BsneGt.-All Knights who had
tickets to dispose of for the Pythian benefit to-
morrow night. are requested to meet at the
new hall this evening, at N O'Clock. A full
attendance is expected. In this connection, we
would call attention to the programme at the
theatre in another column.
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A Foul and Mean Robbery. 1t has ever
been conceded that chicken thief is the
meanest of all others in the world, and If the
climax of rascality can be reached to surpass
this it is stealing from a printer. Certainly
then, the ne plus ultra of scoundrelism is ac-
complished In robbing the hen-roost of these
faithful public caterers; the devil himself
could not surpass this. On Saturday night,
while the foreman of this paper was quietly
sleeping to the gentle patter of the falling
rain, some vagabond stole into his "hennery,"
and, from under the very wings of their aged
mother, took, stole and carried away, against
the peace and dignity of this Commonwealth,
batch of pullets almost large enough for the
pan. The poor old hen is disconsolate; she is
too aged for anything but nurse-can neither
cackle or lay eggs any more-and our worthy
foreman says that as visions of fried spring
chicken have passed from his day dreams in a
night, the thief will confer favor by calling
for the mother-in-law of the brood-the eggs
were bought, and the old lady will not set any
more
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"Loya, Claimants. Under this head,
Mr.. L. M. Garnett, U. s. Claim agent, offers
his services in the prosecution of claims under
recent act of Congress to pay for certain
property used in the late war belonging to
loyal citizens. Mr.. G.. has had great deal Of
experience in his profession, and all business
entrusted to him will meet with prompt atten-
ton,
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School Books and Stationery.-The reader
of stock, etc., by Benjamin Bates, successor to
Bates d Waddy Bros, No. 1908 Main street, a
late popular bookselling firm. Amongst the
ample stock of Mr.. Bates 10 his peculiar line,
may be mentioned a very large wholesale sup
ply Of the books used in the public schools Of
Virginia, aud an unusually large line of the best
foreign and domestic stationery.
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Lecture o-night.-Mr. Carswell the
popular temperance orator, win deliver
lecture to night, at Trinity Methodist church,
the proceeds of which are to be devoted to a
most worthy object. Those who attend will be
highly entertained and have the satisfaction of
contributing to a good cause.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-03-13

Circuit Court Of the City Of Richmond.
In the city Circuit court this morning, the case
Of Peyton johnson against the Southern Tele-
graph company, which is one of some interest,
was remanded to rules.
peyton johnson sued the said company for
per centage on subscriptions to stock of said
company negotiated by him. Petition to re-
move the case to the United States court,
which was met by answer of plaintiff, show
ing, in the judgment of the court, that the
Southern and Atlantic Telegraph company,
chartered by the State of Virginia, was the
real company sued, and not the Southern and
Atlantic Telegraph company chartered by an
act of New York State Legislature, upon
whose agent the writ had been served there
upon leave was granted to withdraw pleas, &c.
Case remanded as above, to be perfected against
the company chartered by Virginia.
Chandler, Morton & Shields for the COM
pany, and Stiles & Christian for johnson.
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The Virginia penitentiary, as we'll as old
John Hitchcock, long enjoyed the reputation
in this city of manufacturing the most superior
axes. Just now the Virginia General Assem-
bly, enjoy no less celebrity for manufacturing
very dull acts. The latest emanations In this
line, approved by the Governor, have been
printed. II any one wants to feel like his skull
was being bored into with leaden gimlet, let
him harness the last edition and commence
reading
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TO ADVERTISERS.

Advertisements OF Lost Wants, Found, For Rent
&c., not exceeding three four lines, Will DO In
serted undor the proper headings at TWENTY-FIVE
GENTS, for one insertion; two insertions Tor Foh-
TY CENTS three insertions, SIXTY CENTs-in-
yarlably CASH IN ADVANCED
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Sent to The Psnitentiary.-In the Henrico
court Saturday, Frank Wells and Frank Blain,
indicted for breaking into the house of Robin
son L. King, were found guilty and sentenced
to the penitentiary Wells for six years and
Blain for four years.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-03-13

Vox PopULI, Vox DEI.--It is a remark
able fact, that both in this city and in Pc
tersburg the popular sentiment is strongly
opposed to General Mahone's schemes and
the Robincon dynasty.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-03-13

A SS E u BL II A LII.
The REGULAR ASSEMBLIES for Skating at the
above Hall will take place every MONDAY, WE'D
NESDAY and FRIDAY AFTERNOONS, at o'clock,
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY
NIGHTS, at O'Clock, and every SATURDAY morn
ing at 10
Every MONDAY and WEDNESDAY NIGHT. at
o'clock, the Rink will be open EXCLUSIVELY for
gentlemen aud youths.
The PRICE OF ADMISSION. with the use of
Skates is so CENTS for single ticket 50 per dozeR
Children under IL years of age, 20 cents. -,
At the Afternoon Assemblies Ladies' and Boys viii
only be charged 25 cents. NH TIT