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DO NOT DEsPAI1l

Young men suffering from Nervous Debili-
~. Seminal Weakness. Premature Decay, II
you want sure cure. send a stamp aud learn
how to do it. Try us. and do not send to quack
doctors. Pretended Fellow Sufferers" with
their bsgus "self cures" and other frauds and
patent poisons 70 sell. Address c. MACKEY,
e6 Centre ST.. N. Y. y apr27s4.
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A VOID QUACkS....A victim of early
n indiscretion, causing Iervous debility,
premature decay &C., having tried in vain
every advertised remedy. has simple means
of self-cure, which he will send free to his
fellow-sufIerers. Address j. n. FUTILE. %
Nassau ST., New York. ap27w4.
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Wells clRBOuc TABLETS.

The late European War brought ont ne~
fact. Of the Wonderful efficacy of Carbolic Acid
in healing and preventing diseases.
These Tablets present the Acid in Combine
ton with other efficient remedies, in popular
form, for the Cure Of all THROAT and LUNG
Diseases.
HOARSENESs and LIBERATION of the
THROAT are Immediately relieved. and state
ments are constantly being sent TO the propri-
etor, of relief in cases of Throat difficulties of
years standing.
CAU1ION.-pon't be deceived by
worthless limitations. Get only Wells Carbo-
lie tablets. Price 25 Gents per hox.
JOHN q. KELLOGG, PIatt st., N. Y,
Send for Circular. Sole Agent for the U. s.
may4w4.
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csoUgTr DIRECTORY.
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~HirE'CLOUD LODGE. No. 6, !. O:
No p. meet At Odd FelioSs' Hall, second
-, n Van Buskirk's Building. Main street.
everv saturday evening. at O'Clock. nro-
fSSfs IN GOOD Standing are cordially invited 70
Visit the Lodge. oSr,v " n
I'm Dovs. &. 8.
HIGHLAND LODGE. No 81, !. o. o. F.
nsssa e,esy Saturday night. in the room over
Nyers Z Closes Drug Stare, Highland. kansas.
i q JACOB H CLOSE, N. q.
HAAS Nuns. r. s.
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n O r 4 G e .

Those INDEBTED % as must not b. snsry q
their aecosnss and notes ere handed into N
officers hands. wsna.t do something 70 ave
oerssivss-nosey ss ass have. Yos san
make q snali sassifes sssee than vs Q IarRs
one. Hyou cannot pay atail you must give -
No. security. We d. this to save everything
We have sst ssssnher. and you esa Do oAe 81
Tie two siiaes:-psy = ~. q siss = So
seessity. This yee aass do. one asd al. 4
sais Warning. lssss Ias
or. vANDUsKtaE q %. \
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If YOU WANT TO KNOW
The effects Of Sexual Starvation; Proetitution:
Confluence n the one hand, and Vice oa the
other;
IF YOU WANT TO KNOW
How To have healthy babies; how 10 Keep
them healthy; hoe 70 grow uP healthy; al
die only Of old age;
If YOU WANT TO KNOW
All about common sense remedies; Elsetrieity5
Animal Magnetism; aud Who believe In Il;
IF YOU WANT TO KNOW
All about diseases peculiar 10 Women; 70
Cirlhood; to the Maiden; to the Wife and
Mother;
IF YOU WANT TO KNOW
Valuable hints to the childIem: how 10 over.
come Baroness; how to beccms . fsshss,
how % become Q mother; 4ss.f
IF you WANT TO KNOW
All shout diseases pecsliaf to Men; thek ma
ture and treatment; I0fotency. seminal vsak-
ness, kc.;
IF you WANT TO know
All about the sexual organs: cause Of their
disgrace; their influence on deselopmeut; q
women and civilization;
IF YoU WANT TO Know
An about Marriage; its history: Polye.ay;
Monegamy; Polyandry and Free JIoves z
IF YOU WANT TO KNOW
The philosophy Of eIopemests; adspestsep n
nasriaae; PHILOSOPHY Of child making. hev -
perfect narviase; spds esessaaAr thino ssvet
before puhiishsd;. - 49,. -.
Read This wsadsrfal Dsek. ,af.
Many agent: are aos nakiss Ess zoo n
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Z. :. * 4. 4.

WHITE CLOUD LODGE. Ne. 70. A. F.
II a. H., meets at their Hall. third s'ory Of
Weeks' Building. on the Levee. on the Wed
Dsday night, on or before the Full Moon IN
-eseh month. ard every two weeks thereafter.
r. M. WILLIAMS, W. NJ.
w. SH,EvK, Sec'y
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q See advertisement Of DR.. Butts Dispen.
sary. headed Book for the Million-MARRI-
AGE GUIDE-in another column. II should
be read BY all. y.
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MeA[iND NURSERY.

Il GOOD stock q App's Trees. md Fruit
hrfres - pll kinds. together With choice
los 81 HstEs HAats, ios saje.l " Sl1
The anhseriher. having raised fruit from his
sta Wses. whieh has proved - be good. and
grating from bearing trees. Il prepared to fur
nish trees. good, reliable, hardy and acclins-
ted. froa HE evs Nufsssy. Ten Sesfs' exps
Renee u kansas proves that home grp.n tree
deo6seA I6e-sss~s On bs eDSd . eAt1t =
good trees Of like quality can - hosehs slse-
where. Apple Trees and Hedge fian'd .
specially. 8. J. BO0IRky.
highland. Ksesss, Dse. -, lS5O.
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EOKOUNa MEM.

1o .
A SELF.INSTRUCTOR on Marriage
II and Diseases Of the Reproductive Or
gans, Seminal Weakness, &C.. with 50 recipes
for self cure; $50 large pages; l69 plates and
eneravings. Sample copy SO cents.
l. Diseases, with prescriptions for selftreat-
meDt. in sealed envelopes. price 10 cts. NJ. /
8. INST. Publishers, Milwaukie, Wis.
am27x4
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHuRcH.-Rev. D. T.
Griffith, Pastor. Public worship every Sabbath,
morning and evening. Sabbath School at y
O'Clock, A. M. Prayer meeting. Thursday
evenings. All are inyited 10 attend.
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NOTICE.

Deautha Jane Meredith. Defendant.
ITO DEANTHA JANE MEREDITH. the
defendant above named, . nonresident
Of the State Of Kansas:
You will take notice. that 90 the 18th cry
Of April. A. D. 1871, William Meredith, the
above namen plaintiff, 6 ed in The Clerks OF
fee Of the District Court Of the Second Judi
cal District Of the State Of Kansss, in and for
Doniphan County, petition for divorce, al
leging that you and the said William Meredith
are husband and wife; and that you have been
wilfully absent from said Elsinti6 for the peri
cd OF more than one year last past. without
cause or justification therefor on part of said
plaintiff; and therefore plaintiff prays that the
marriage relation existing between you and
the said William Meredith be dissolved and
set aside: and you are further required to an
swer or demur to the said petition on Or before
the 10th day Of June, A. D. 1871. or the said
petition will be taken as true and confessed,
and judgment rendered accordingly.
WILLIAM MEREDITH.
By DRENNINe 4 HoLr, his Au'ys.
April 81, ls7l-4w. Pr's fee, $s75.
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US. REVENUE IiI..

CoLLEcroR's OFFicE. DisrRcr OF KANsAs,l
Leav-nxorih, April 90, 1871.
THE Assessment List Of Income Tax Tor
1 the year ending December 81, 1870. and
of Special Tax for the year ending May /,
1872, has been placed in my hands BY the As
season Of Internal Revenue for the District OF
Kansas. and the came is due and payable. for
the County Of Doniphan. 70 Deputy U. s. Col
lector B! B. GALE, at A.chison, On or before
Nav 10. 1871.
To each assessment remaining unpaid on the
10Th dav Of Nav, 1871. there will be added
fee or Twenty Gents. for "Demand Notice."
and to each assessment unpaid on the ooh
day Of May, 1871. will be added . penalty Of
FIVE per cent, which said penalty ~ill be co..
lected with and as part of the original assess
ment. GEO. T. ANTHONY,
Collector Int Rev. District Of Kansas.
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DOlAN e. QUlCC,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Ct r O c. E r S
And Wholesale Dealers in
LIQUORS,
ATcHlsoN, KANSAS.
ian5-1O.
s. B. SLOANE,

AUCTIoNKlKxR.
REiN0 an experienced Auetioneer. the I'M
Il denigned offers his services to all Who
may require them. He will be ready at all
times to attend Public Sales, Fairs, and other
places where an Auctioneer is needed. Charg-
60 satisfactory. Residence near White Cloud.
oets 10, 6-tf. 8. B. SLOANE.
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MEN WANTED.

ME want active Gien TO cell our Patent
w Sash Fastener and Window Lock. Il Ia
the simplest and best ever invented. Il sells
in nearly every hosse. in apise Of hard times.
We have agents making IS TO SIS per day.
II requires NJ capital 70 Commence, nor expe-
rience 20 sell. II sells itself. Is soon a. IL IL
seen. The Business pays better than q 80 900
farm. We give inexperienced agents SIS Der
week and expenses, or . chance TO make two
or three times 81 much on their own hook. -
Call on or address immediately.
JOSEPH R. PARKS. -
April -. Forest City. No.
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q THE REASONS WHr-Dooley's Yeast
Powder is preferred to any other Baking Pow
der In market, are owing to its perfect purity {.
quality. quantity. and economy. The ingre-
dents arc strictly free from deletererious
substances, and hence the full strength of each
are obtained. and the results are uniform every
time it il used. This can not be the case in
those Of ordinary manufacture. and for proof Of
our assertion We simply ask those who have
never used Dooley's Yeast Powder to give ir .
trial. Your Grocer keeps it. Dooley
Brother, Manufacturers, 6 New ST.. New York
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$40 MADE FROM 50 CENTS!

Something urgently needed BY everybody.
Call and See; or 12 samples sent tpos;age
paid) for 50 cents that retail easily for $40.
r. L. Woicosr, Isl Chatham Square, NJ
may4w4
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Religious Notices.

u Religious Notices.
Rev. w. c. Finuey will preach in the schoo,
Heuse. on Sunday. Nay l4th. at IO1< O'Clock,
a. NJ. and s1ss-oclock. P. NJ.
ssboLD lscENprAalsn.-Between four and Eve
O'Clock on Sunday afternoon. the COW shed on
Dawson Arno'd's farm, about three mile. soutb
Of town, was set on Gre, and quickly burned to
tbeground, together With . lot Of hay. and q
considerable string Of feace. The wind was
fortunately in the south; had it been 10 the
north. the barn. granary and dwelling would
almost inevitably have been destroyed.
Mr.. Arnold had been absent, and was Just
on bis return home at the time. A few mo-
nents before. his daughter had noticed ne
gro man going along . path leading through
che fam, 10 the direciios Of the ehed; and
when she gave the alarm Of FIRE, the negro ran
from the ehed into the underbrush, in the di.
seet'on OF town. He vas stranger. and ss
fsr a. ssn' Be aseertained, no person In the vi.
cinity hiss seen hin since. He 10 described a.
? low, heavy-set man. With beard, and wore
an old. rhitish hat. brown cat. and light
pAaeaSsOas. No other reason can be given for
bis ses tAsn pure la~lessness.
so"&7easAn, LowrLL / Co.-Ars still recei.
ss'ns' At their neu Pine L7mber Yard, addi.
Hoos 10 the stock, and il Is nearly complete.
aeS respectfully invite carpensers and buyers
lausanne their stock aud prices. Yard and
800 es eoloinns the freight depot Of the Atch.
non and Neb,asks Railroad.
wear Highland. on Saturday. ~ saw
y q wheat, considerable p,rtioa Of which
~ss 10 head. Who can beat Ills, for the srss
wssk In Mayi
Hs EvI.-lf mothers would give
: y. y hitcone's Syrup 10 their children shsa
s'ek' mortality would b lee. anon. hen. Il
costs ooly twenty i've cents.
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Scripture and Science haze met together
Genesis and Geology kave kissed each other.
SCIENCE 1 1se Bible

A hook Of thrilling interest and greatest i'm
portance to every human being. The Papers.
Pulpit aid People are all dice ssing the subject
and book; every rnan. woman aud child wants
to read il. The long. fierce war is ended, and
honorable peace secured; Science is true. the
Bible literal. pure and beautiful; both nov sat
is6ed, and firm friends. Gods work days. six
actuald days, not lorg reriods. This book gives
the very cream OF ecie.ce, making its thrilling
realities. beauties. wonders and sparkling gem.
hundred told more interesting than 6ctions
AGENTS WANTED. Experienced Agents
will drop other backs, and secure territory i'm
nediateiy. Address f"r circular.
o.. ZiEGLER & McCURDY.
maylsl. SOB N. sixth ST., st. Louis. No.
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Dr.. Wells Extract II Jur1beba,

and he confidently reeeanend. q 70 e~es, 4
nily a. household reaedy. which shosid b
freely tsksa ~ Dloos PUa,vsn in alr q
raugeuents Of the syssea. and 70 anifaate and
fsrtify AZ seak ed kyapsaiie te.per.assss.
JOHN Q. KELLOGG. Plata 81. Nev York,
Sole Agent for the United States.
nsytvl 49, - .
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DE1pLy A1vrcrsp.-Tbere are couple d
men living ovef In The clsasie Mieosfi Bot
ton, Who are partners ia the rafting bnsiness'
The 'tnior neubes Of the fro 10 . fseaAy
man. but his partner, whoa We shall call
Suigg. 10 addicted to habit that tallies With
his name. and to indulge which. he freqassuy
crosses over 70 White Cloud. Not long since.
on one Of bis beats. he g6s'elected to the cal
aboose. and lodged there over night HE
partner in Missouri. (sbo. IL may BE- well
enough to state, had lost little daughter
some months before.l became uneasy about
his eo-laboeer. and 1cihe over to prospect for
him. He found him in Q saloon, pretty veil
measled. A. soon ~ be sspisd his parner,
swigg set up believing like unto yesrling
calf, and bored his knsckles into bis eyes most
vigorously. "why." said bis partner. What
ails youi" "Oh" blubbered Ssigg, 81 that
poor child. Betty; Am so cory she died"
4" Well" said his partner. she vas my osn
child. and IL can stand it. you certainly ought
to But what has been keeping you so longi"
"oh. that poor child! pooe Betty" replied
Ssigg. al can't get over It; it'll break my
heart. know it will!' lie partner saw what
allied him, and led him toward the feny; but
he still'coutinued giving vent to bis grief for
the dead child. As he was in town since, try
ing to pawn pair Of gloves for cram, 1t is
likely that the death Of his partners chill Is
still preying on his mind.
: HoarIcuLruaAL MEETING At HIoHLAND.-
The semi annual meeting Of the Sta te Horti-
cultural Society will be held at Highland. on
Tuesday and Wedne sday, June 9Th and 7th.
commencing at 9 O'Clock. A. NJ. All per'ons
interested in Hortic ulture are invited to joi n
in the meeting, and bring fruits, flowers and
vegetables for exhibition
1t 10 expected that excursion tickets will be
granted BY all the railways. Distinguished
Horticulturists have promised to be present.
The hospitality Of the citizens Of Highland
will be extended to those in attendance. A
has been appointed to receise and
provide for visitors from abroad.
An interesting progritnme Of Lectures, Es-
says and Discussions has been arranged. which
cannot fail to instruct and benefit all Who take
an interest in Horticulture. As il is becoming
one Of the most important branches Of industry
in the State. there will doubtless be large
attendance.
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, u Two brick-yards are now in full opera
ton here, and enough brick will be manufac-
tured to supply the demand for the season.
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the magic COMB y; IS; !: -: !: s: s:

lament black Or brown L. contains no poison.
One comb sent BY mail for 81. Dealers sup
piled AZ reduced rates. Address WIN. Pattons
Jesss opring6e Mess. nayluA
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$4,000 REwARD.-This will be paid to any
one who will prove there lie particle of mer.
curry in Dr.. Henry Root and Plant Pills. mil.
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VTNEGAR, how made IN 10 hoars.
AAN without drugs Particulars i0eea
r SAes, Csomwell, Conn. aps27s4.i
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e150 FOX Eagle Brick Hand Machine.
$500 fox Eagle Brick Power Machine
Write % FiEr, SHrcxLra 4 Co.. Bucy,is. o.
apr27u4.
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foful Mutters.
CRY orFIcERs.

CITY OFFIcERS.
Msyor-JosHuA TaYron.
'Cosncilmsn--Jsns g. Hoog. CT. VAN Sos
'Krsk H. q. Hiafs, d. c. TArLoa, PEfEa l.
CITY Clefk-W. q. FosNcaooK.
City TreasRsr-sst- Mum
Cit Marshal-W. w. AoosE-
Gig Rpgineer9C. ". SasEvE.
ssrees Coa6,issi nnsr-PAraIcx OuSLsAu'
,Hesi,h O6eer-Ds. fnos. G. SWaEvH.
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An ApvANrAcE-A great advantage posses
sed BY the Charter Oak Stove is that, owing to
its capacity and draft. you can burn almost any
kind Of wood. and, on account of It's substance
and retention Of heat, you can run it with
green wood after it is heated. or by having
. small amount of kindling material. Those
hsSing to prepare fuel for ordinary small
stoves Hill appreciate this advantage.
q We are under oblisa tons to George P.
Lucshardt, of Oregon, NO.. for favor. In
return. ve will say that Mr.. Lnckhsrdt keeps
one Of the best Nurseries in the Western
country, where the public can be accommoda.
ted with any article in his line, of the best
quality, and at reasonable prices.
u The City Company's Lo. Sales com
menced on Tuesday. Notwithstanding the
tightness and dullness of the times. the lots
have so far sold at tolerably high figures. 1t
looks as if there are some Who still have faith
10 White Cloud.
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.JURUBEBA.

sent special commission 10 that country 70
procure il in TIA native purity. aud having found
its vcpderfai curative pcpersies 70 even ex
ceed the anticipasioas f,rnAd by its great REQ.
utaiion. has concluded 10 otter Il 10 the public.
and is happy to state that he has perfected ar
engagements for . regular moashIy suppIy Of
this wonderful Plant. he has rpent much time
experimenting and investigating as to the mott
eneiens PREPARATION 'fFon h. for popslar use,
and has for soms time need in his Own practice
with most haSpg.resales NE eEeesual medicine
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DIR. CROOKS WINE OF TAR Is rich in the
medicinal qualities of Tar combined with We
getable ingredients Of un,'oubted value, which
make it unsu, passed, not ONLY for the com.
plants enumerated, but IL RAPIDLY REsroREs
EXHAUSTED srAESorH. c!eansss the stomach.
relaxes the Liter And puts them to work, eau.
ses the food 70 digest, and makes pure blood.
and begets a vivacity appreciated BY both
sound and sick. If you are fHlcfed in any
way. We know If you Try the LEE GIVING TONIC
tRofaRrKs of Dr.. Crooks Wine Of Tar. you
will add your testimony TO its great value in
correcting, any (" lila that flesh il heir TO-"
Prepared lonlt BY OLIVER CROOK 4 co.
Sold by Druggists everywhere. HALL l.
PORTER, Junction City, Kansas. Wholesale
Agents. apr27w4.
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for ONED0LLAR!

The AMERICAN RURAL HOME, from
April l, is7l-A First.cla>s. Eisht.pa<e,
A9ricult0ral and Family Vveakiys. spe.
cimsns free. HOPKINS 3 WILCOX. ) =
aps27s4. Rochester, N. Y.
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fHs Euh.-lf .others would give
y; !" n'tconos Syrup 10 their children When
"e.' mortality would b les among ,hen. Il
costs only twenty i've cents
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- wear Highland. on Saturday. ~ saw q
1sr q wheat, considerable p,rtioa Of .hich
VS. 70 mead. Who can beat Ills, for the 6rs.
ven Ia Mayi
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vanly seeking reIet. VIII you lot pr0udles
prevent You from being cured alsoi J
Coughs and Colds.-The Druggists say IL cures
them all. - '1 .''9t.-
As,hma.-The relief and cures Of Il are mar
velions. i.'-"i -
Bropchitis-Every sufferer will find relief and
cure.
Throat Ailments require o~ly ft~ doees.
Lung Diseased. Has CURED CASES pronounced
incarable. @
Debiiity.-H reaovates and intigorates the
system. 1850 ~e As..
Liver Complaint. AMosr EFFECTIVE regulator
ofthi. organ.
Dyspepsia.-Irs HEALTHY ACTION ON the stom,
ack cures it.
Appstiser.-Ir Is HEALrH-cIvrsc and appetite.
restoring.
Urinary 0rgans-AcroN ON THEM IS MARKED
and prompt
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-11-16
The Tax Question.

The Columbia Unaon does not like the ad-
vice which The CHARLESTON NEWS gives TO
the honest people OF the State, viz: TO with
hold the payment of taxes, with the Object
OF obtaining u corfessedly true statement Of
the public debt, and OF securing satisfactory
guarantees against future extravaganza and
fraud. 1t says:
1.-THE CHARLESTON NEWS, in its issue of Sat-
urday, sounded the keynote OF practical repu.
diation. Under the caption OF "A Plan of
Campaign 1t advises the people to pay no
taxes. IN other words, TO refuse TO meet the de-
nands made upon them for the purpose Of pay,
inq the LEGITIMATE debt Of the State. Foiled
in their attempts to destroy the credit Of the
State Government in the financial centres OF
the country, the conspirators noao resort to
their last card, and orenly adUiSe the people 10
put themselves in antagonisn n 10 the State Gov-
ernraen BY refusing to pay their taxes. The
animus of-the Bourbons in this State ls mani
fest by this article OF TIE n, VS. but we tell
hem at the very outset, that theirs is game
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-11-16

"rhere is no longer any doubt respecting the
horrors of the famine in Persia. Apopulation
of four millions, scattered over an arid coun-
try about as large as Great Britain and France
together, is being swept away BY thousands
and tens of thousands. Itappears that large
number of the inhabitants Of Persia belong to
wandering tribes whose sustenance is provided
by their flccks and herds, and who are there.
fore entirely dependent on pasturages. Three
years of drought have almost totally destroy
ed the grass on the mountain sides and in the
valleys, and the people and their cattle nave
been perishi1g together. The suffering may
have been less severe in the cultivated ois-
tricts, but even there it has been terrible, ana
the accounts from the cities alone are sulhci'
ently appalling. At Is. ahan, the capital l. Voo
neople have died OF want, and more than
donble that number in The provinces. Out Oh
a nopulation of 10000 at Kazeroon, as many
az 1000 have starved to death, 1000 more have
fled the place, and children have been tram
pled to death under foot in the scramble Tor
relief. Its impossible to look fer any natural
recovery until next spring, and the country
possesses none OF the ordinary means Of trans
port and supply"