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The PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES Cow.

THE PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES Con-
)RAsTED.-Miss Anna Dickinson deli.
vered an excellent address upon the 20.
lltlcal topics Of the day at the Cooper
Union. in New York oity, on Friday
night OF last week. In it, she said Of
the coming Presidential election:
"Can any one hesitate for a moment
Tor which box he will reach when he
drops the ballot? No, never! Above
all, ! can see why tho South-nay, in
passing, can see why the Democrats of
the North-should accept Horace Gree
ley rather than Grant. I can SEQ that
the South can vote for Greeley and can
not vote for Grant. They are quite
ready to accept Republicanism when in
its best form. They are not willing to
accept the spurious Republioanism
which has been given them for the last
four years. If they vote to accept Gen.
Grant. they vote to accept centralized
government. If they vote for Horace
Greeley, they vote for constitutional
government If they vote for General
Grant, they kiss the chains which bound
them. II they vote for Horace Greeley,
they strike hands with the men who
struck off those chains, and sny, Let us
work together in the good cause as bro
thers.' If they vote for General Grant,
they are as Christian turning Turk,
who spits upon his cross-a soandalous
and shameful transaction. If they vote
for Horace Greeley, they simply turn
their backs to the wrong and go forward
to the better day dawning."
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THREATENED EXODUS OF THE RoUMA-
MAN JEWS TO THE UNITED STATES. A
letter has been received at the general
land office setting forth that q movement
ID on foot by the Israelites of Europe for
settling colony of Roumanian and
Continental Jews,in America. 1t appears
there is company formed, possessing q
paid up capital of 81, 800, 600, who con-
template settling in this country some
5000 families, comprising 10000 per-
sons. and the question is presented to
the general land Office whether the
United States Government will extend
to the company title to tract OF land
say 25G, 900 acres-ior this purpose, on
condition that 80 many families should
be located annually, il being the desire
to have but one settlement. In refer
ence to the subject, Mr.. W. ". Curtis,
the acting commissioner, replies that
there is no law providing for the disposal
OF public lands in the manner proposed,
even if q compact body of land COM
prislng such an area could be found, but
shows how the title may be acquired by
the heads of these families under exist
ing laws. and furnishes the writer with
the necessary circulars relative to the
public lands of the United States, The
frequent calls from Europe and else
whore for large bodies of land for the
purpose OF founding colonies would in
dicate that special legislation is neces-
sary If such enterprises are to be en-
couraged.
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HoM1o1DE.-On last Tuesday. noar
brakes Mill, JACOB Drake, colored, was
killed by Ben. Drake, also oolored. The
weapon. used was hand-spike. Ben.
Drake has not yet been arrested. No
particulars. Marlboro Times.
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New Goods! New Goods!!

~ l offer to tho public as fine Stock of
Goods for gentiemen's wear as can be
soen in this market, consisting OF Eng
1unlsh, French and American CASSi-
MEKES. ~, SCOTCH GOODS. VESTING, .Sc.
Tho DAVIS SHIRT always on hand. Nv stock
Of Embroidered Vest Patterns is quite n no.
volty. lam also Agent for Wannumaker e.
Brown, the largest clothing house in America,
samples OF whose goods may DO seen on my
counter.
!guarantco satisfaction in all cases. and
solicit share of public patronage.
Sept ~ g. D, EBIIliIhEDT
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Desirable Residence for Sale

l,A THE desirable ono and a half story
f;%!G YELLING, located on the South. west
corner Of Lady and Marion streets, is
offered Tor sale The house has all the mo-
drin improvements, with Il Mansard roof
The lot contains half III aero. For torms'
arp!ytO II. NJ. pOLI,OCE
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Wanted Immediately and Positively
Ten or More DRY Goods Men

VOUNG MEN seeing this notice. under.
Il standing the "Dry Goods" business.
wanting work, and having a good record
vouched for by some good citizen, can como
right along to us. We will guarantee thom
work. We arc ovcr.run and must hayc hnln
IMMEDIATELY. This offer open four IA days
from the 1st. EC. SHIVER b C0
Nov
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OUR CHIEFTAIN.
Gun and Blasting Powder.

l. brated POWDER Manufactured at viii
mington, Delaware, by Messrs. Dupont. Dc
Nemans Il Co., and have constantly on hand
a full assortment of the vnrious kinds manu-
RIFLE RoWDEK in ssJ.g Mhojc GaIf II par par OF
ter kegs,
DEER POWDER. in 25.po,ind kegs.
BLASTING POWDER, in 25-pound kegs.
DIAMOND GRAIN and RIFLE POWDER,
in 1-ponnd cansiers.
All other brands will be furnished nj short
notice from tho Charleston Magazine. For
salc in quantities TO suit purchasers by
Oct II JOHN AGNEW & SON
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a Card.

r CIRCUMSTANCES entirely bevond nv con
~ troll have delayed the completion of tho
hotel, at the corner Of Main and Plain at raets.
known az the "Whoeler House." aud l find
that. contrary to my expectations, shah bo
The hotel will be completed yory soon, when
comforts OF homo shall be guaranteed.
NOV THEO. III. POLLOCK
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Notices.

Ora nIarriage.-Happy relief for Young
Men from the effects Of Errors and Abuses in
early life. Manhood restored. Impedimonte
to Marriage removed. New method OF treat.
ment. New and remarkable remedies. Books
and circulars sent free, in sealed enyolones
Addross HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No, Q
South Ninth streot, Philadelphia. Pa.
Aug 12 smo
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For Rent.

- THAT large and commolio,,s STORE
s,;;; now occupied iy 1Icssr.. PortcrS Steele.
II.i- ioSscsHian Givcn The l,t OF October.
,o' inns, inquire OF G.. DIERCkS.
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Citizens Savings Bank of sc.
A LII SAVINGS DEPOSITS mado in this
N Bank on or before tho 5th day of cnrh
calendar month will bear interest for thai
month as ii deposited on the 1st instant.
Novl5 j. G. B. SMITH, ASST Cashier.
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SIoTK7s Restaurant.
Oysters and Other Refreshments.

ATA THE undersigned bcgs to inforn,
FoJNSMhis friends that his SALOON and
~, O,S0RESTAUlsANT is in full operation.
hours. OYSTERS, in and out of tho she'll
from Norfolk, Charleston, and Indian Kew
when ohe weather permits. Imported and
etc. STOpL
Oct 2G
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10 Rent.

~ TO an approved tenant, will rent tlc
~. walker House." situated OH Inner
.|a'L boundary street. Apply to
-" ~ Z. OEEALE. in.
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THE ORIGINAL
HOWE Sc WING MACH]IE,

F1IIE best now in usc. CHALLENGES tho
Il world i'll perfection Of work, strcnsth ana
beauty of stitch. durability OF CONSTRUCTION
Gaze OF operation, and great range Of work:
makes the same stitch On each side, aid is as
nolselcss rs any other shuttle machine
It contains tho material for lis own rcpair.
1t has less wearing points thau any other.
1T gives off thread in proportion to the
thickness OF fabric seEed, thereby avoiding
slow motion over seams.
Tho presser foot is easily swung out Of the
way, making it convenient to set needles and
adjust work.
All those who have used tile "I[OWE" will
have no other Give it n trial
Agents wanted for every town; also. cnn-
vasscrs for the city. Apply to
L. ". SCREVEsI.
Local Agent, three doors below Hoint sh's
Drug Store, Main street Oct2i 1mD
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Grand Operatic. Ballad Concert.

Z CONDUCTED by Mr. KOEPPER, in behalf
~ OF the South Carolina Monument Associ-
alton. At NICKERSON HALL, TUESDAY
EVENING. November 6, 1872
PROdRAMME-PART FIRST.
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Fresh Biscuits

Fresh Biscuits.
FARINA, Pearl. Oyster, Vino. Butter, Milk,
- Picnic, Cream, Corn Hill, Lemon, Soda
&c, MI fresh. For sao low bv
Oct . HOPE e GYLES.
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For Sale,

For Sale,
A PLAN rATIOS in Sumter County, known
IN as The bradford Springs Place. 1t con-
tains 7J;l acres Of land, fifteen miles from
Sumter [. II. and about tho same defiance
from Camden. For particulars and terms,
apflyto Mcssrs ELANDINtiX RICHARDSON,
Attorneys al Law, Sumter g. H. Sept l
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A Valuable Tract Of Land For Sale.

FeNll IL subscrincr Offers for -alc his pIANTa-
Il TION, near Ahhcvillc Court House part
Of it within lie corporate limits OF the town.
II contains $50 acres Of land, rcvcnty y-fiyc OF
which is good crcck hnttrn. On il is II com
Portable Dwclin. House, Gin I'ou,c, aud all
necessary ou; ;hui;dines; also, q Vineyard GI
ScupPcrnonS Grapes of .cyti. acres, in full
bearing, with Stone IOu-r, Collar, and AL
appliances Tor making ";n", and y fine coli"c.
tion of Fru!. Trees. *. l., BOWIE.
Sept Abhcvil.c C. Il ~ g.
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FOUND At LESTI

FOUND At LAST
THE place to buy everything wautod. The
Il host selection OF PERFUMERY ever
offered in Columbia, tho following brand of
which stands conspicuous:
OUR CHIEFTAIN.
With every bottle Of this Perfume sold, pic.
ture OF General Il. L. Lee is given.
GREELEY & GRANT PRIZE BOXES,
Containing Candy and Pictures OF theso dis
tingnished officials.
PERFUME ATOMIZERS, for refreshing and
reyiving tho nerves.
brands.
FRENCH CANDIES, in all variety; also.
plain and assorted, together with many other
desirable articles too numerous to mention.
Oct 70 g. V. ANTWERP
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:, a CERTAIN CURE FOR CHILIs AND FLYER.
First take tho Blood and Liver ,iIl. Tn w,,,;,
on tho IHr and purify the blood; three or
four will bo sufficient. Then take y table.
spoonful OF EiEINITSlIS CALL CURE. II
has been tried: VIC know it.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-04-10
Sismards Yolitif in 9eutid. ano.

Sdrft 8ismard bat sier,ebn Sage Gr,
bpluns senpmmen. Wdbrenp er ii6 in
eauenburs ben 9anpfreupen binsibt ipers
feline &nbdnser rafdr iorsen, eab Der
Sranc in 1eutIalanb ni9t erlSidt unp
fe perben Dol, allen Seiten Del in bic
Slammen siesen. Wft ben BON Siss
r1ard binseireuten Glementen ,perpen fe
einen Sdeiterbaufen aufri6ten, benz urs
ter benz Namen pom ultramcntanen bic
8atbolifen gum Spfer fallen ipuen. =
Na6cem bic poliset fd nit benz attsntat
auf ben 8eidsfan;ler laderli6 semaGt
lsra6 Vismard Dol, ben saterlanrslelen
6eincen eeutider Ginbeit Der Sisrar6ie
Die bon Hpm, paris unb .Yriiiel aus &C.
leitet 3u 0uniten Tranfrei9S asitire,
pom ben beim 9omberrn &esmian aufs
8efunrenen Sdriften, nobel elm Wits
sliee Der Gentrumsfraction epmprpmittirt
Jet une ais lester Da6;iesel auf pas
Saupt Der ultramontanen fam Der ,sus
einsstrsfene Seri6t bes setpiess
ten Diplcmatsn, welasr bic 0srbinpuns
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Sslfsunierri9t in 8elgien.

Mebrere preubii6e uliberale" aant>
tassrepner baden ii9 selesentli6 pes
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bemibist sefuns
ben, Steine In ben Nadbarsarten Yelz
glen sa werfen. @lidli6er @eile 1T
uns cieier Gage BON ccrtber Elm Bud ;us
setcmmen, pelGeS bic senaueiten amtlis
den aufi6ld6e iber bic belsii6en S9uls
suitanpe entbalt.
SIN Sabre 1916 ;ibln Selsien 1894
elemeatarl9ulen, spansis Sabre ipater,
1866, nur penise mebr, ndmli9 $500.
Die uriade pieier serinsen 8ermebruns
liest bauptddli& BARN. cae bic 3abl Der
freien, {. ). ni9t auf bic itaatli6e ODER
@emeinbtfoiten u%ntertbaltenen S6ulen
in cemielbem 3eitraum BON 1863 auf
1876 seiunfen 1T. Diele in einem freis
en- erniitutiOneuen eante unerbSrte Or
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| Bus TX. uno bic &ebolatiom.

Gs 1T fir bic &sSplutipn cine feines>
meas ansenebme grideinuns, paB Der 81.
0ater jeoe @ode unp faf jepen Sag
bic 6ulbisunsen Der rSmiiden 8epSltes
runs en~tsessnnimmt unb BET pieier 8elez
senbeit feline Stimnne erbebt, um Spsbeit
unp llnssrsdtisfsit su Yerurtbeilen, ben
Wutb Der treuer &atbolifen ;u beleben u.
Der @slt ben @es gu seisen, auf tem fe
pister sur &ube sslanssn fam. So emf
ping plus TX. tpieper am leBten Spnn<
tag cine Deputatipn spn &Smerr, bet
welaer @elesenbeit er iast Der Sturm
trebe bic Stride su iiberi9wemmen, al
lein bic @uten beteten ;u Soft, Der fie
erb5ren unc bic &ube pieosr auridfdb:
rem tpercs ; er erfldrte, eS iei unmbsl!d,
pas spei Mddte sleid;eitis In Som Iein
fSnntea, trpB ben @er19erunsen per
Bldtter, rrelde ben Spptt ;u Der Sniulte
bin,ufisen.
@epib bat Der +. Slater Ne6t penn
sr ppr einem Sturuts ipri9t, Der BIZ
Stride ;u iberidwemmen trobt. @ir
fennen In Der Ibat feline Belt, in mel
der Yerfbie unc Spsbeit nit n,ebr Sarts
nadisfeit iid sesen bic Stride bsranses
tpdl;t bdtten ais chen jeBt unp in mel
der papt unb 8ir9e mebr beS Seitli1eu
S9ubes beraubt serpeIen tpdre /; allen
tpenn Ger Steuermann Der STRIDE peris
9ert paB Soft bas 0ebet Der @uten er.
bSren uno bic 8ube ;uriidfibren iperre
bannn nclea aud bic, bic i'm S6ift
flnc, tem 0crts ces Steuermannesslau.
ben.
Die 8esplutipn, pber tpie ie font beibt
Der 3iberalismus In b~pctrindrem uni
c%OnierSatiSem Ceramic lafen es ana,
ni6t selten, paB ibre iulianiIdsu Ser.
fplsunsen ni9t Der fatbOliI9en Stride an
uno fir t9, ionpern, pie bic u&5ln,
3ts." iast benz pOlitiiden &atboliciss
mus 9elten ; ais ipenn eS politif mare,
bae bic &ir6e bic OSainsianer perurs
tbeilt baS Hedt auf @ewiEensfreibeit
Der &atbolifen ipabrt ibr ewises He9t
auf Gr;iebuns Der Menl6beit beam
ipru6t! lanp 1T Is nidt perip unb boss
bait penn es in preubiiden libsralsn
Slattern beibt benz Staate iei Der Sampi
se9en bic Stride a~ufseprdnst fpereen?
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2nremburger Ga5ette.

Der Sierar6i. nit Sranfrei6 su Sulllten
Der SeriteQuns rer neltliden yfaGt res
papltes cpnitatiren Ioute. 9Sas tecarf
es mebr, Inn Spn elmer iiter sansT eutt'd,S
Lamb serbreiteten @erl6pbruns gu ipres
den? llnb in her Shat rimmt rielcS Sc
ipenit in ben 8Bpfen rer ll~ntcrtbansn
9ismards Gleiid unp gein an, ullp Der
ppli;eipireftpr Stieter 1T auf &eiien be-
Srifcn, urt Die setetmen 0dpen Der yer
l6pbruns alfSueeden. Dian miro ma
tirlth cine Serihpbrllii9 e1trrfsn Irp
ipllte man ite erflreen bic Gbre rulpet sS
ni6t raB mon lib ldberltt ma9t UNI
Die elenoen Splp'bretbsr irerren lld eas
SerSteltt i1tft nsbt'ei1 lailer. Spr etner
neusn Sartbplrmausna6t lprede1 81
tpn'le''
Mncers urtbeilsn bic ntft preuetlde1
Sldttsr bic %feinesrpe9s flerttal itlle. Die
blterrei1tlhen Sldtter, bic ben Str9etl IN
Berlin Senaler aut ste ginger ieben,
b%ebauptet Die lItrali1ol1tare Sa9c IN
Oeutitlanr let rlr pesbalb ertllllpell Inn
itd Stalten allsei,ebm Su MAIDEN ulo
rieles aufSlmurtern, 6rantret9 ;l bepbs
adtsn. aneere 'drelben Die Serrpl9ur19
een1 ebarattersns Slsnlards Su, te!re
!rete Seipe9u'la unc nod penlSer cine
Sppcittlp'l auftpI'l11ell ;i lallen. Selce
urlatei1 lino mod allcere ,reres1l ;u Der
Satbpllten1S ege bet9etra9erl baben.
Ser G,e1onhts scn rem Sismorf I'M
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Sp padte aud, pie in Der nprleBten
Nummer ersdblt, jener aufsefldrte Bart
ppctpr unp meinte idpn fiber nit ieinsm
&aIirmel1er aud rem @lduten al, bic I'm
itertli6feit Der Seele ZEN Sals abSel6nits
ten ,u baben. Ni6; 70 spreilis, Serr
Dpctrr! Saben sic nt6t i6pn sebbrt
cas, rpenn Der 9eib peS Wcni6en, cas Ser
Yenlytem, ras @ebirn franz, erihIttcrt
cnt;incct UNI paber fein brau6bares,
ipnrern Sielmebr Elm bineerli6cS @erfs
,els rer Seele 1T, I'm ridti9e @abrnebz
munacn UNI rtGtise aeueerunscn ;u ma
6en, bds ais rann Elm Srriinn unc ST.
rereeen cintritt UNI cnrli9 cine SBaiSe
Sewustlplisfeit, renn rieIe @erf;tuse Der
Seele, bic Nerpcn rto has @ebirn gar
idpn balbtpbt UNI i'm Sterben beSri1en
iinr. @ie aber Elm gutter GlaSieripieler
unseadtet ieines Seritimmten ure serrihe>
nen GlaSiers pennp6 Elm Sinitler tleibt
70 bleibt audi bic Weni1enleele pas, mas
iie it, Gin ~wiuensfreier, serniinitiser Self,
irenrl aud ibr SnItrunent balb peer gan;
;errihen 1T. llcbriSens aber bemerft man
bel Iebr sielen Sterbencen ni6t Die min
BETTE slbnabme ibrer @eiitesfrdfte, iie fer
ben bel splIfpmmen seiunpem 9eritanp
UNI beim f~laritsn Sepustiein. @ie Siele
nebmen nod in Der lesten balben Stunre
ibreS &ebens BON ben Sbrisen ben ;drtz
li6iten abi6iep, iesnen nod ibre &inrer,
beten benz Yyieiter pas @prt nad, fiiien
YpQ Mneadt ras &rusiftr unb iprcden
nod int lsBtsn slusenblid, bic prei beiliss
fen Namen aus Seius! Maria! So
iepb!
Stein: Elm Geit fam nidt iterben, bic
BON 9ptt einmal seidafene Seele, @ers
nunft unc @iaensfreibeit reS WenI9en
fam nimmer gu e~riiiren aufbbren ; bas
iast jecem idpn Der seiunce Sausvers
ftane.
8enn ater bic Sesle bes Weniaen
balt tp9 iterbsn parrs mas eann!
H%prtfebuna fclat.)
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;~tSbatatisnsn aber bic &ap.iea.
belt hes III. YetruS In Nsm

erinasr, ethen rSmiiden Correspondent
ten Der ,.OeutIh. &eitss3ta." an fol-
seneen YerbIrsten Sprfau, Der feiner Belt
Siel telprpden tpurce;
,Gs mar seser Gnbe ces Sabres 1922,
als 8Snis Srieeri9 @ilbelm I. unp ;pei
prinsen Der preueii6en &Snissfamilie,
earunte, Der jest resierenpe &ailer 8ils
belm III. 2cm beiu6ten. Der bamali>
sc bieiise preusiide Geianete Niebubr
flbrte ben 8Snis pur9 bic spise Staot,
uno erfldrte ibm bic Decentralization eerz
ielben, fir Gle beipen prinsen mar pieies
glmt benz BET Der 8elanbtI1aft anaeteIs
ten junsen SunIen ibertrassn. Gines
Cages, bate Niebubr ben I6pn ermiees
ten &5nis nod in ras robur pes manner
tinii6en @efansniies, sefibrt, befaant
ourd ben Sob ees Susurtba, Gatilinas,
unp Weller anberen Staatssefansenen,
uno ipdter purd bic @efansenI6aft pes
VI. petrus sebeilist an ipelder Der 8Snia
nidt 3peifelte. Niebubr's Stedenpferp
mar IS, bic @ntpelenbeit ces 81. petrus in
Nbrepe su ftellen. Die @elesenbeit, bem
Wonarden feline fritil9e @elebriamfett
an Srt unp Steue su bepeilen fpnnte er
ni6t Spriberseben laTen. gr beaann
baber nit Der peutfben 8rincli6feit 1eiz
ne DepuctiOnen, ipra9 unp bemonfrirte,
ilnp bsmerfte In benz Offer unc in Der
Greupe ieines Sermeintltden grfplss ni6t
Die INNER wadienpe llnsepule ces &Ss
niss, ipelden er i6on fiber cine babe
Stunre in BEN feudten, falten unb UNI
beimli9en unterirpiIden 8ewDlbcn ;uz
riidsebalten bate. Gnpli9 ais Der SIS;
mig ni6ts eripipcrte unp Niebubr Iden
slaubte, sinen slan;enten Triumph en-
reidt su baben, riff Dem Wonarten bic
9epulp unc sum 8rafen Snsenbeim ses
ipanpt, iaste or unpilis ySSrsn Sic
Snsenbeim mas 70 Elm sclebrtsr Serr Gis
rem bod fir 3eus Spri6paSen fam /;
Der mSdte Ginem gar einrepen, cas Der
Serr Gbriitus ME selebt bat" Nisbubr
ma6te cine tiefe Serbeusuns, elite sprnis
mad ieinrr gpbnuns i'm pala;;o SrinL
benz ~ebemalisen 1brater ces Mareellus,
une reidte alsentlidIi6 feline G%ntlaNuns
beim &5nis Elm, teren iofortise @nnabme
ieiner piplpmatiiben 8ilf,amfeit Elm 3iel
ieBtc, wdbrenc fe Der faum b%ssonnenen
9aufbabn Suniens Gin slanssnres Selp
erSfnete. Sbm purpe nun bic Sdbruns
ces SSniss dtertrasen, feline &enntnib
&oms unp feline @ewanrbeit erwarben
ibm i'm boben 0race sas 9srtrauen une
bic 3uneisuns ieines 5rrrn. Gr wuree
Charge r'afaires ernannt, unb ers
balp ieinen befannten GinRue auf
bic rslisiSlen A~nseIsssnbsitsn IN Yrsuesn.
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Die 8Smer iasten in ibrer fursen beseia<
ncnpen @eiien: ,,St. Pietro ha dato un
CALICO a Niebuhr per la SUI insolenza e
l'ha cacciota fuor di casa sua." Der
Il. pstrus bat Niebubr pescn ieiner Sns
iplen; cinen Sritt seseten unp aus rem
Saus sejaSt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-04-10

Ssroisnts Aus,sidnums. Die Sbes
rim Der S@peltem De Temperance y. Nan>
;lS, naInllt bic S6weiter SaintsS ictois
re bat tirSli9 cas 8reu; Der Gbrenlesien
erpalten sur @nerfennus ibrsr 0ercisnle
Die ite eur9 bic 8erpFssuns Der 8ers
wunpeten Der MeBer Nrmee erpprten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-04-10

in Der Sioteit alton purbs am bL. Sltsrfs.
tn allen airasn cine Qpasets fir ate u. fran.
70 YrisnsT tss gistbums akssbaltu.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-09-29
Religions Notices.

The Sunday School of the First Cumber-
land Presbyterian Church will be held at
Masonic Hall at S:45 a. m. The congrega-
ton will worship at the McKendree Church,
the Rev. DR.. Baird officiating.
Christ Church-MoTning services at 1890
a. m; evening services at 7:30 p. N. Sub
ject of evening lecture: "Woman, her pos
ition and work"
Church of the Advent-Service at 1880
a. M, and 7:45 p. M, by Rev. Edward
Bradley, Rector.
st. AIMS Church Edgeield-Services at
1920 a. IN, and 4:30 p. m, by Rev. W. j.
Ellis, Rector.
Edgefield Cumberland Presbyterian
Misunderstanding at 10:45 a. m, by Rev.
j. D. kirkpatrick, and at $50 p. m, by DR..
Baird.
Edgefield Christian Church-Prea ching
at Odd Fellows Hall at 1890 a. m. and
7:3 0 p. ID. by Elder Sewell.
McKendree Church-Services at II a.
m. by Rev. DR.. Baird, and at 7:30 p. m. by
Rev. DR.. Kelly.
Central Baptist Church-Services at 1890
a. m. and 7:30 p. m, by Rev. G. W. Feather
ston.
Edgefeld Presbyterian Church-Services
at II O'Clock a. m. and 1870 p. IN. by Rev.
j. II. McNeilly.
North Edgefeld Presbyterian Mission,
Services at p. m. by Rev. j. Fl. McNeilly.
First Baptist Church-Rev. r. B. Doris
will preach at 1920 o'clock this morning,
and the Rev. DR.. Jones at night.
Edgefeld Baptist Church-Dr. Blanken-
ship will preach at 1890 o'clock this morn
ing, and an announcement viii be made
then Of the services at night.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-09-29
EIrNERAI. Notice.

The friends and acquaintance of GEORGE
DELEE, killed by the accident on the Louisville
and Nashville Railroad on Friday, are invited
to attend his funeral from the residence on
jefferson street, North Edgefeld, at o'clock
this afternoon.
Divine services at the Cathedral at TX O'Clock.
If had thought you could have died,
might not weep for thee;
But forgot, when by your side,
That you could mortal be.
1t never through my mind had passed,
The time would e'er be DER,
When on you would look my last,
And you would smile 10 more.
And still upon thy face look,
And think twill smile again,
Aud still the thought viii not brook
That must look in vain.
But when 1 speak, you do not say,
That you never left unsaid,
And now feel, as well may,
Dear Georgia, thou art dead.
Sept. %, 1879 ISAIAH LANeHAM.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-09-29
AEonc Ron an CriminaIs.

The Pulaski Citizen of the oath instant,
in speaking of the Criminal Court in ses-
sion at Pulaski, says: "There has been no
time lost this court. Judge McLemore has
kept everything moving, and below We give
a summary of the result, giving the names
of the prisoners tried, the crimes committed
and the time for which each was sentenced
to the PenitentiaTy.
Green Turner, mule stealing, q years;
Jack Mcclure, mule stealing, 81 years;
Jordan Petty, manslaughter, IA years; King
Peden, grand larceny, years; Felix
White, grand larceny, 4 years; Bill Kimbro,
grand larceny, 8 years; Dick Williams,
petit larceny, years; Dick Collier, petit
larceny, II wears; Sherrod Rhodes, attempt
to murder, 8 years, Ten conVicts aggrega-
ting 903 years.
Prof. Bryant, for the murder of Mr. Al
G. Steel was found guilty Of murder in the
first degree, and sentenced TO be hanged"