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.URE YPs Nj!

DURE YPS o N
CONTAINING OVER NINETY.NINE AND ONE.
HALF PER CENT. OF SOLUBLE MATTERI
GROUND AND PREPARED IN THIS CITY, AND
WARRANTED FREE FROM
ApULTERArl0N.
The annexed communication from Prof. Charles
o. Shepard, Jr. OF the pur ty OF this article, is
guarantee OF It's highly valuable qualities to the
farmer being available when mixed Win other
manures te the great tadyaltage OF any KIND OF
crop .Uneuualled aS t0p.drtssng Tor wheat,
rye, barley, &C., and the grasses, one peck OF
which will show visible Improvement on an acre
Of ground. ,, =.
low price Of SIS per ton cash, or on time Tor city
acceptance with interest added.
Put up for shipment In bags OF 200 pounds each.
All orders by mail In accordance with above
JOHN II. HOLMES,
Commission Merchant,
Boyce's Wharf, Charleston, S. G..
OFFICE OF STATE INSPECTOR OF FERTILIZERS,
LABOR AToRY OF MEDICAL COLLEGE. QUEEN ST.,
CHARLFSToS. s. l., November II, 1870.
Xr. John IT. Holiness:
DEAR SfR-Tic srp>in submitted IVY you Tor
ANALYSIS Is the :Iu=t rriIli".ao." nt'" ever seen
for its freedom lr,.G i:apu:iti'; "t every kind,
conl aiming as il ducs ;Elr III one per cent.
of insoluble matter II t can Ee supplied OF SIM
liar ouality lt cannot fa tu prove great boon .
Southern Agriculture as there Is no crop TO which
IL Ia not beneficial whether applied alone or IN
conjunction wi other natures.
Very respectfully, your obcllent servant,
is!gnedj CHARLES o. SHEPARD, JR., N. D.
jan11-wfm22
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THE CELEBRATION OF THE RETrRN OF PEACE.
The officers OF the various German organizations
OF our city have held two consultations within
the last few days, the result of which has been a
determination to celebrate In becoming style,-at
ad eSrly day, the glorious peace Which the vlcts-
rious sons Of the Fatherlaud have Just achieved.
Our whole German population are expected to
participate, and there Is little doubt that the cele
bratloH{or which due notice win Be given, as to
time and pacs IN the phbllc prints WIN be
grand affair.
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FooT RAoE.-There was sans amusing foot
race yesterday morning around the Washington
Race Track, between two men, dlsta' ce one mile
and purse $50. onesf them dragged a light tros-
ting su'ky, and the other ran fres.. Tne iatter
left his opponent from the iq|p, and keeping up
q fan speed ali the way around, came IN winner
about four hundred yards ahead Of the sulky-
dragger. No timekept.:
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UNION STAR F1REESolSE IGoNPANY.-Att the
second anniyersary meeting Of this too1,panyrthe
following officers were elected 70 serve the elsu'
ing yea,: \. S. Robinson, president; Aaron Nc
Coy, vIce-pregdent; James Mitchell, treasurer;
Lewis 6. Brown, secretary; Essac Wilson, .nrst
director; Peter Robinson. seconddirecoEi Camel
Simons, third director; April Premo, fourth d.
rector; Thomas Monro, iensineeri Thomas Cor
dan, captain of.hose feel; B: G. MCPHERSON,
chairman Of thes:anding committee; NJ. Ha!g,
Lewis Brown, Daniel ITurpln, Wm. A. Hood, AK
men, Edward washington, hatikeeper; L. @. Nor
throp solicitor.
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ATTENTION is called to the advertisement,
in another column, of Messrs. Tiedcman, Calder K
&C., grocers, commission merchants and proVi-
Sion dealers, Nos. 1oS, ITO aad H. East Bay, cor
ner of A commodation wharf.
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PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS oasAPER FHAN EVER
Ii, Velvet snd Leather bindings, Is cents; Oh
ptice 90 cents In Velvet and Leather bindings,
s5 cents; old price 81. In Velvet aud Leather
bindings; ST.. old price 81 s5.l Velvet and Lea
therhindlngs, 81 2oi oldpricssl 50. et::
HAsR1 81. BAZAAR, AND No:il0l KtkG ST.
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EXECUTIVE Appo1sTaEssa.-The Governor
has appointed F. A. Miles, R. B. MeWhite, D. W.
Edwards, a. E. Grice and ]. @. wilson, of Marion
County, ". c. Harris, of Laurens, and John r.
Sm;th, OF Union; to be notaries public; and John
D. Sullivan, OF Greenville, to be deputy surveyor
and notary public.
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The HEADQUARTERS for every Kind Of bread,
crackers, biscuits, cakes and candy, as vel. as
griss and meal, IS at Mr. J. O Il. Caussen's we'll
known steam bakery aud nllis. The Country
trade will do well to remember this fact.
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sUsI Ess NOTI Es.

MAPEs' N1rRoGENIzED SUPERpHosPHATE OF
LINE, composed OF bones, phosphate guano, con-
centrated ammouiacal animal matter and sulphu-
TIC acll Einsman Howell are the agents for
the State.
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Do NOT hesitate, your life depends upon it
Take the Old Carolina Bitters and be speedily
cured.
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BILL HEADS printed on fine paper at ss, a,
IS, Sc so snd IS so per thousand, according to
s,se, at THE NEWS Job once.
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anrr,on 5ases--fature Mans.
By HOLMES 6 MACBETH,

By HOLMES u MACBETH, :.
= ,ar AucAeneeks, 2is..5-'
DxESIRABLE RESIDENCE ON SOUTH
~ BAY.
VIII be sold on THURSDAY. second day Of
March, at the Old Customhouse, Broad street, at
That fne three and half story GREY BRICK
RESIDENCE, known as No. 80; South Bay, con:
tanning thirteen upright and TWO gartss rSsGms
q nne cfstern and gas throughout. Lot measures
90 feet front By ITO feet deep, more or less.
Terms-One' quarter cash; balance In one, two
and three years, credit portion secured by pond
or bonds or the purchaser and mortgage OF the
peemises, with interest from day Of sale; buildings
TO beinsured and policy assigned. Purchaser to
pay q. Il II. for all necessary papers aad stamps.
feh22-wftuwth6 -5---.---.. -.
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ATTENTION, TOURISTS. views
Of Charleston and vicinity, at No. lal King street
or at the Hasel street Bazaar. novl2
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Rusr1o GOODS! RUsr1c GooDs!- uction
oftweptS per esnt.o Side and Corner Bgacsets'
Book Racks, &C., at our stores. r.t
~! EGHAs. c. RICHTER &Co.i
Hasel street Bazaar, aud No. ld King street.
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New YORK LEDGER at SIX CENTS, In to-da,,
ats p NJ, al the UPTOWN NEWS Depot.
jun22-w
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PAPER DOLLS PAPER DOLLS Sold at 3, G.
and la cents each former prices, 6, 10, Is and
20 cents.
No. l6I KING ST., AND HAsEL ST. BAZAAR.
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SMALL CHRoAos SMALL CHRoMos !-Chro-
mos ;n-walnut Frames at Is cents eachi formerly
sold at ST 80. No. lsl KIye STREET.
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STEALING FROM, HIS AeIaER.-Ioe Gail
lard, colprea youth ABOUT seventeen years. OF
as& &was.arfested; last evening, BY offcers tSyett
and DAILY, FOR steaitfg ss ssin grsenbictsf aud a
lot of valuable papers, fsom Lavinla Gaiuard, his
mother. The two had been living togetherin
house ia Line streeton not the best Of terms and
on Monday night Joe taking advantage ofhta
mothers absence, broke Unto her trunk, and
male or with thsplunder.s he Is held for exanl-
nation to-day, when his mother VIII appear
against him as prosecutrlx.
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AT Cosr! AT Cost Large size Chromos.
HAsEL STREET BAZAAR.
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:. RsA1. Estate sALE.-The lot Of land No. Ia
Ham, VA court, ;stth buildings, Forty Feet 'front.'
BIZ eighty feet deep, was sold yesterday morning
as auction, by ). F. Mathewes, for $500; $500
CASH and the=balance in one yesr. -;
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NOMP UND A CID
PHO PHATE OF L / N s.,
FOR COMPOSING WITH COTTON SEED.

This article is manufactured BY the PACItto ,UJ
GIJAyO COMPANY, at Charleston, 5: e., unHef y.
e snperintendcnce Of Dr. ST. !UhsEN eabt hatG oi
1,ntTnn Seed lis results have been found fully
equal TO the best standard fertilizers lts econo-
NV % must commend It to the notice OF Planters
generally For specific directions lor composting'
and for supplies, apply TO J: n. hOb>pN,
"AN Selling Agent, Charleston, S. @.
JOHN j. REESE Il CO., General Agents, Balti
more, dec22-D&c-fmwSmos
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The COMING MAsQUERADE.-The German
Ride Club Will give grand masquerade next
Thursday evening, at the new hall OF the
Freundschaftsbund and 1t will undoubtedly be
prodigious and splendid success. No people are
merrler or more quainsly original in their merry
devices than the Germans. except when they
fight; then they are dreadtuly devoid OF nerr-
ment, and do their work with taoroughness that
is amazing to their antagonists. But for down.
right jollity, manllness and gool nature, who ex-
GELS SchutzeraEveryboly likes the Germans, al
though pdp every body. .adores King William or the
chasceuors Andwhs shosl these people no: be
popSrarT They are good citizens here, are thriv-
tnr, because frugal and industrious; they assimi'
late readily; In skilled mechanical work they are
unsurpassed, and intellectually they are brilliant
and profound. Moreover they inuse an out
door soclabn.sy into our daily life Which @ Whole
some; the gravity, perhapsrne bigotry .of some OF
our comm unites needs corrective. aud 1t Is sup.
piled In German festivities. These very Schutzers,
for instance, are bfm full OF health fun and con-
tagious vivacIty. They cultivate muscle and
mirth aud are NOS c:anaish about their enjoy.
ment:; The ball Is open to the public and wtihbe
literally attended We hope the jolllty Will not
become too fast or furious towards the small
hours, and that the affair may equal its predeces.
sors In its good results. And meanwhile we con-
gratulate the Rile Club upon the agreeable an
ticipatlons they have excited, and the popularity
their association has achieved.
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DIE snf heute angesetzte Friedensfeier zig
his auf ON noeszImmte Zeltversohoben worden.
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If YoU are ignorantsol the merits of the
Great Southern Tonic do not remain so. Try o.
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IMPORTANT TO TAxPAYERs.-Mr. Maxwell,
from the committee on enrolled acts, reported, on
Saturday last, among others as duly and correct.
" euroHed, sealed and ready for ratification, An
acs to compel thescounty treasurers to receive
county checks org ,%arrauts in payment for county
taxes, and for Iherpurposes,"
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5$fHE Bn.E 6F MORTALITY for the week end
ing February IS gives total Of seventeen deaths
ten whites and seven cotored The ghastg
majority, which has hitherto been almost invar!a-
bly on the. side Of the colored people, IS this
time, with the whites.
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EXPRESS Auc1fes.- There WIN bea public
auction on the 22d of March ;-at No. 16l Meeting
street, Of all the packages and goods remaining
unclaimed ds the onlssG the Southern Express
Company. The dsltghtfn probability ospurchas-
ing saanesc1ssst otJewelry or some other prize
fox a msss saiig, %ilra attract crowd OF bidders.
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STaE. BOARD OF Trade meets tonight Bust
ness OF the utmost importance to the organfza
sion is expected TO be brought up, and eve'J
member Is requested 10 attend.
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6. TIE BEST ,PoRrnhr d aEsERAL LEE rHl1
has yet been. produced is nov being sold by sub
soripuon In this oity., Everyboays who cherishes
the memory of de noble cia nerossh shoutd possess a
copy. 1 T6e agent Is Nj. John Marco, an ex.oon
federats soitasf wfoilos an; srm inthe war.
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INSURANCE AGsST.-We learn that Robt. S.
Pringle, Esq. has been appointed agent for the
PoicyhoIders' ana Tontine Life Assurance Com
pauy of New York, and Will proceed upon the
business othH agency 1t ones MI. Prinsie.is TOO
well known aaaepg the business men q of me cSy'
to need any recommendations, and bis new buai'
ness cannot fail to be a profitable one. His office
is n No. e9Broatt street. -
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LENrEN SERvIcEs.-The Lenteu services,al
st. Petet's [Catholtc) Church will be asfollows:
Sundays-Low Mass at $50 A. NJ. High Mass
and sermon ate a. NJ; Eespers aud sermon at
7.3o P. N,
Wednesdays aud Benedictiou at
80 P. II.
Fridays-S atlons OF the Cross at 7.3o P. M. .
Mass during the week at $50 and A. N.
Every Monday night there are special services
for the Italians when o sermon in Italian is
preached by the pastor, Rev. A. u. Folchi.'
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CLUBS AND STARs.-A. Drayton, colored
tray=1an, reported for driving his loaded cart
through King street, and refusing to turn out
when ordered to do so By policeman, on Mon
day afternoon, was hned 81, which he paid
Joseph Strall, arrested for being drunk and dis.
orderly, and assaulting the-rolice In ST. Philip
street, was sentenced to pay dne Of IS or spend
five days in the House Of Correction.
Tsla Mohardson,,a eolored .gifg .arrested for
running away from her mother and behaving
badly was tried on the charge Of vsgrancy, and
sentenced to the House Of Correction for twenty
days.
Robert Fraser, arrested for trying to pick
ladies' pocket, and John Hatcher, his comrade,
are held for examination.
Henry williams, colored, arrested for disorderiy
conduct and trespassing on the premises OF Mr..
La Sherfesee, In Green street, was sent to the
House OF Correction for thirty days under the
vagrant law.
ann Naguire, white an old offender, arrested
for being drunk and dsordery In King street,
was sent to the House OF Correction for twenty
days.
John Martin, con6aed on the charge OF larceny
and vagrancy, was seat to the House Of Correc-
tion for twenty days as vagrsnt.
man who laid himself dowa on the sand In
Beaufaln street, near Coming, and tried TO scare
policeman By groaning, was discovered to be In
toxicated, and locked up. He explained his little
joke 10 the Mayor next morning, aud Was dis
charged.
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!. ,EEsAiE DISEASES, general debility and
nervous prostraion. finds pleasant and effective
cure In the Old Carolina BItters.
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INsURAN oMPANY.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
ATLANTA, Ga.
General john B.. Gordon. President Atlanta, Ga.
General A. q. Colquitt, Planter, Barker County,
4. Austell, Banker, Atlanta, Ca.
e. ". Holland Atlanta, Ga.
J. Il. Galloway, Atlanta, Ga.
Hon. B. q. Yancey, Athens, Ga.
B. J. Smith, Planter. Cuthbert, Ga.
II V.M. Miller, Atlanta. Ga:
General Wade hampton, Columbia, 5. g.
William Johnston, President Z $. @. r. r.,
.. a. Phinizy, Commission Merchant, Augusta,
Robert Thomas, Athens. Ga.
D. E. Butler, Commission Merchant, Augusta Ga.
B. L. Willtngham, Planter AIlendale, 5. G:
W. A. Caldwell. Greensboro. \. G..
r. II. Oowau, Wilmington NJ c.
ID. x Nurchison, wilmington, y. O.
F. J. PeZer, C1artesron,, $. G.
D. G. Fowle, Raleigh, \. G..
General V. r. Cox, Raleigh, n. Q.
BOARD OF DIRECr TORS,
MEMPHIS TENN.
r. e. Brinkey, President Memphis and Little
Rock Railroad. Memphis. Tenn.
F. N. White, President Mississippi and Tennessee
Railroad, Memphis, Tenn.
Amos Woodruff, President Memphis aud Ohio
Railroad, Mempals. Tenn.
F. :. Davis President First National BanS, Msn-
phls, Tenn.
D. Ii. Townsend, Memphis, Tenn.
II. A. Pattee, Cotton Factor, Memphis, Tenn.
7. 4. Nelson. Cotton Factor, Memphis, Tenn.
Hugh Terrence, Cotton Factor, Memphis Tenn.
J. Weller, Contractor, Memphis, Tenn.
]. ". McCoTn Merchant, Memphis, Tenn.
Charles kortreeh., Attorney Ut Law, Memphis,
Tenn.
C. W. Fraser attorney at Law, Memphis, Tenn.
General John g. Gordon, Atlanta, Ga.
". G. Ireland, Louisville, KY.
". Il. Cherry, Banker, Memphis, Tenn.
OFFICERS.
T. A. NELSON, President.
AMOS WOODRUFF, First YIce-president.
T. NJ. WHITE Second Vice president.
BEN. MAY, secretary.
CHLS, 7. PATTERSON, Assistant Secretary.
F. s. DAVIS Treasurer.
AUGUSTA BRANCH.
!; BE- Fl B' h5EIsHa ". ILsaHa7os, General Agents.
PAID UP CAPITAL..-. SStu,oou
Income, per annum. m.......".............L Lo0O,oO0
Assets, January 1st nearly. zoe, 900
SAMUEL Y. TUPPPER,
| feb1o-1mo RESIDENT AGENT.
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Dpeina, &r.

ERN DYE HO @ Sc.
Anew FRENCH DYE HOUSE has been opened
at No. $50 King street, where DYElNG in all col.
ors, and Cleaning OF all kinds is done at the
shortest notice aud in the best style.
l. BILLER, French Dyer.
No. $50 King street, near corner George street.
sep16-1yr
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N E r TIL q E R S.

u TIL q E R S.
10 tons No l PERUVIAN iChnchal GUANO,
warranted pure.
1900 bbls. Land Plaster, ground from the beet
Nova SCOTIA ROCK, and warranted pure.
100 tons Pure Dlssulrel aud Ground Bone.
$50 tons WhiI clocks Vegetator. The Vegetasor
has been successfully used, and bears q
very hgh reputation. It;ls second to no
other Fertilizer, except Peruvian Guano,
offered IN his market.
100 tons "Ralston's" Dissolved Bone and Ammo.
MIA.
100 bbls. Eastern Island Fish Guauo, at s35 per
ton OF 1000 pounds.
For sale by L. j. hERR %.
feb8
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COTTON CROP.
A N A L Y s I q.

Soluble Bone Phosphate OF Lime.
Bone Phosphate OF Lime. Is. .6i
Ammonia .o.lo
Equivalent TO II per cent. Of Sulphate Of Am
monta.)
Potash. .9.62
ample supply OF the ali important and vital crop
producing elements, viz: Soluble Phosphate,
Ammonia and Potash, and In view OF this fact,
and the strong testimonials which have been
given In its favor by so many planters who have
given the .'Magnuin Bonum" On impartial test
under Cotton the past season, may we hot, with
perfect CanlUr, assert that we have an
UNEQUALLED COTTON FERTILIZER,
And urge each planter to give 1t a trial the com.
ing season!
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Jnsuranre.

NHE so 7 II E ER N Ii F
INsU sURANcE COMP ANY.
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By JOHN E. 8OWERS,

By JUHN e. BUHEKS, - .Is7
Auctioneer. - i
GALE OF FURNITURE OF A FAMILX
~ LEAVING THE CITY.
Wilt be sold THIS BAY, lst instant, at No. %
Rutledge Avenue, near Cannon street, at 10
O'CLOCK, .z:asS..:..s 3 ...s--....xs:;9.
Alot OF FURNITURE, consisting OF: ,5.
Cane and other kinds OF CHAIRS, Mahogany
Tables, Clothes Press, WhatNot Cooking Stove
end Utensils complete, Green and Hair covered
Chairs, Marble.T0p Tables, &c. Also g. lot OF
PINE GERENIUMS.
Conditions cash. Articles to be removed imnne.
diately. . mari
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OFFICERS.
T. A. NELSON, President.
AMOS WOODRUFF First EIce-president.
T. n. WHITE, Second Vice president.
BEN. NAY, secretary.
CHAs. 7. PATTERSON, Assistant Secretary.
F. s, DAVIS, Treasurer.
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aurtion 5ales--9 future mans. {
aurtioneers' J)ripate gaIes, Nr.

DRIVATE SALE.-THAT THREE AND
I aaalf Story Brick DWELGINGand STORE
at the southeast corner OF Queen and Franklin
streets. For particulars, apply 70 - .its7.S-
W. 7. LEITeH d B. 8. BRUNSys
feb2e, mari No. IS Broad Street.
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Price-S57 Per Ton Cash,
sea Per TON Payable tsvttht
Per Cent. Interest Added) on November L.
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AUGUSTA BRANCH.
!; BE- Fl T. hEEIsHi II. LaWros, General Agents.
South-eastern Independent. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1871-1871, 1871-07-28

HE temperance men IN Frank
I'm County have nominated a com
piete county ticket upon the plat
tUrm of the ''enlire prohibition OF
the use, sale, manufacture and inn
portation of intoxicating liquors.
This is pretty radical, 1T will be OBJ
served, and covers the underground.
One of the speakers, MAJOR Stineh-
comb, declared that be had "been
through all parties, and found them
all alike. The Republican State
Convention openly and shamelessly
pandered 10 the whisky and drink
ing interests, and he didn't care #
that party was defeated. He be-
lleved that in the coming election
both Democrats and Republicans
would be disappointed. Several
counties the Republicans expect to
carry for the Legislature they will
lot get, and SO with several which
the Democrats expect to carry.
South-eastern Independent. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1871-1871, 1871-07-28
Base Ball Notes.

On Monday last, the o. KS, of
GAINESVILLE came down here and
played the Hickory Juniors. The
Hicks scored - runs to Is for the
o. KS. This was considered the
best played game ever witnessed On
our grounds.
The Novelty Base Ball Club, Of
this place, play the Shoe Fly
Club, of Four Mile, Tomorrow OF
the grounds of the latter Club
1t is stated that the Athens Club
will be here within the next two or
three weeks to try the bottom Of
the Hickory Juniors again.
The Second Nine Of the Novelty
Base Bail Club, of this place, play
ed with the McCarty School House
Club, on Saturday last. on the
grounds of the latter, the Novelties
scoring 81 runs 70 80 for the coun-
try club.
This Hickory Juniors playeda nine
made up of six ofthe Hickory Se-
niors, enc of the Hickory Juniors,
and two of a country club, on last
Saturday, the Juniors scoring 43
runs to II for the Seniors.
South-eastern Independent. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1871-1871, 1871-07-28
That ''PlaffOrnl.''

The MeConnelsyille Herald cons
times to place its platform, where
in it resolves not to support tor Of
fee any man "In the habit ofusIng
intoxicating liquors as a beverage"
at the head of its editorial column;
and it also continues to support the
Republican State ticket entire, and
does not even attempt to deny our
charges against Mueller, Williams
and Hosmer, candidates u that
STATE ticketl How is this for hon.
esty2 Will temperance Republl-
cans, who have said they will not
vote for such men as Mueller, VII
liams and Hosmer, be deceived by
this hraEerry of the Hera,d7 There
Is not a paper IN the State that pre-
tends to deny our charges against
the candidates on the Republican
State ticket.
South-eastern Independent. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1871-1871, 1871-07-28

ALEX FINLEY is the General
Agent ioT the sale OF the Grover & Ba>
ker shuttle or Lock Stiieh Machine, and
the Elestic.S Stitch or Two Spool Ma
chine, in the Counties Of Morgan, Ath
ems, Hooking. Washington, Muskingnnf
and VintoD, ard has his travelling Az
ents oil through these Counties. Per-
sons wishing a frsl-elass Sewing Ma
chine, just what is needed for fmily use,
should call on Mr.. Finley or one # his
agents. Ii. Il. VINCENT & BRO.
are his agents in McConnelsville.
May 18th, 1S7l-tf