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TRAVEL BY RAIL, WHEEL AND SADDLE.
LIVERY and SALE STABLES
AT WALEALLA and ANDERSON,
BY
THOMPSON So STEELE.

H,HE undersigned have formed partnership
in the above business at the points named,
and have supplied themselves literally with the
best Vehicles Horses, Drivers and ostlers;
Grain, Forage, &C., for the accommodation Of
the travelling public.
Hacks, Carriages, Buggies or Saddle Horses,
can be had at ali times, by the day or week, at
reasonable rates; and we are prepared at mo-
ment's notice to convey passengers from An
derson or Walhalla to the terminus of the Air
Line Railroad, or to any other point desired.
The Stables at Anderson viii be under the
immediate charge of T. ]. Steele and those at
Walhalla under the direction of A. w. Thomp-
son, each of whom will give his personal s,l-
pervision to the business, and spare no pains to
give general satisfaction.
@- The patronage of the travelling public
respectfully solicited.
A. w. THOMPSON, 7. j. STEELE,
Walhalla, C. Anderson, S. C.
Nov 80, 1871 %
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
COUNTY OF OCoNEE

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
COUNTY OF OCoNEE.
I'm THE COURT COMMON PLEAS.
Er Parte Samuel E. Maxwell, II, Re. j. M.
Sheppard and w. G. HARRISON, Plalnnns,
against J. T. Champneys, Defendant-Cona-
nIaint to set 4,p and enforce Prior Mortgage
under the complain to foreclose Mortgage.
To the Defendant, James NJ. Rhett:
VTOU are hereby summoned and required TO
\ answer the complaint in this aclon,
which is filed in the Office of the Clerk OF. the
Court Of Common Pleas for Oconee County, in
the Court House at Walhalla, in the State OF
South Carolina, and serve copy OF your an
swer on the subscriber at his office on the pub
lie square, in the said town of Walhalla, within
twenty days after the service of the summons
on YOU. exclusive of the day Of service. II
Won fail to answer the complaint within that
time. the said Samuel E. Maxwell will apply TO
the Court for the relief demanded in the COM
plant. .. ID. w q Htu ,1N,, NGn,
Walhalla, s. c., Aug.S, 1872
To James M. Rhett:
TAKE NOTICE that this action is cornmen-
ced under the principal action to set up and en-
force prior mortgage from James M. Rhett to
Samuel e.. Maxwell in the Court OF Common
Pleas for Oconee County, and State OF South
Carolina and that the summons In this case, OF
which the foregoing Is copy, was NED IN the
Office of the Clerk of said Court at Walha!ia,
in the County and State Aforesaid, on the oVtn
day of August, A. D. 1872
J. II. WHTTNER,
Attorney for Sam'l. p. Maxwell,
Walhala, SC.
Sent @ 1872 8 e
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s.SHERIFF'S SALE.
JTHE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
hNnEpaoN COuNTy

THE STATE oF SoUIhs CAnHD1NA,5
- - IL -. ANDERSON COUNTY.
Ige q IN THE PROBATE4 4C0URT.
g. a.. Hutchinson vs. Mary Waters-P Petition
toiPurtition Reat Eatate Of I6zae Rstess, de-
nY TIsSS Virtue of an order from A. O.. Norris,
ID Judge of Probate, to- me directed in the
above stated case, will sell on the FIRST Mon
day in October next. at Anderson G. H.,
re1- ONE TRACT oR LAND, z iI.l,'
Containing 1os acres, more or less, situate j, in
Anderson County, on waters Of Savannah Xiv
er, bounding lands OFFS. Hall, S. M. Christie
pher and others.
TERMS OF SALE.-on a credit Of twelve
months; with hinterest from day of sale, except
the costs; which mnst be paid CASH; purchaser
to give bond with two good securities, together
with mortgage of the premises to secure the
purchase money. Purchaser TO pay extrai1or
ipAp''' 1' wM. McGUKIN, Sheriff.
= Sept S. 1872 :oo' sIsW9 i''i 'sfeH5
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, /
ANDERSON COUNTY.
IN THE COURT COMMON PLEAS.
John B. Earle, Plaintiff, vs.. Jas. w. Harrison
and II. H. Whitaker, Defendants for
Specific Performance.
DY virtue of an Order from the Hon.
ID James L. Orr, Judge of the 9Th Judicial
Circuit. to me directed in the above stated case,
/ will expose to sale on the First Monday in
October next, at Anderson G. H.,
ALL THAT TRACT oF LAND,
Known as the Centreville Mills Tract, contain
ing
THREE HUNDRED and FIFTY ACRES,
More or less, situated in Anderson County, on
waters of x-and-Twenty lille Greek, bound
ing lands of the Estate of Elias Earle, de-
ceased, Baylis Morgan: A. B: ~Bowden and
others,
This place contains ora of the finest water
powers IN Anderson. County, and Merchant
Mill in Running order. most eligible site
for extensive machinery.
Terms-of sale cashEpurchaser to pay extra
'of 'i'''s F skWM. McGUKIN, Sheriff:
Sept Is, 1872 8
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Early rising was once an indication of
thrift, bat now it indicates that man is thlrs'
ty
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TOBACCO! TOBACCO!

THE undersigned keeps constantly on hand
various brands which will be sold by the pack
age at lower figures than can be obtained else
where Dealers in Tobacco are requested to
call and examine. All Tobacco and Stamps
warranted.
o. II. T. FAINT,
At the Depot.
August Is, 1872 Sm
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IA Clear and Harmless ss Water
NATrANS' CRYSTAL DISCOVERY
FOR THE HAIR,

FOh 1dE HdlH.
"A PEhFEOTLY clear preparation in one
a oottie, ss easily applied as water, for re-
storing TO Gray Hair its natural color and
yopthiut appearance; to eradicate and pre-
vent oandruf; to promote tho growth OF the
mar ana stop its falling out; IT Is ENTIRELY
HARMLESS and perfectly free from any poison-
oue, substance. and will therefore take the
place OF ail the dirty and unplea SAINT prepara-
tlons now IN use. Numerous tcstfm oniaIs
have been sent us from many of our moat
prominent citizens. In every thing IN which
the articles now in use are 6bjectionabie.
Crystai discovery is perfect. It is warranted
TO contain neither Sugar Of Lead, Sulphur or
Nitrate OF Silver. It does not soil the clothes
or scalp, ls agreeably perfulned and makes
ope OF the best dressings for the lair in use.
It restores tho color Of the Hair .'more per
feet and uniformly than any other prepara.
t1on," and always does 80 in from three to ten
days, virtually feeding the roots Of the Hair
With all the nourishing qualities necessary TO
It's growth and healthy condition; it restores
the decayed and induces new growth Of the
Hair more positively than anything else. The
application OF this wonderful discovery also
produces q pleasant ard cooling effect on tho
scalp, and gives the Hair a pleasing and OLE
CANT appearance.
:, We call especial attention to the fact that
united number OF small trial bottles can be
naa by thoHe wishing to try it. You will no.
tlce that IN pursuing this course, our aim ia
10 convince by the actual merits Of the article.
ARTHUR NATTANS, Inventor and pr0pri.
etor, Washington, u. G. For sale In. .OolIm.
ra,iy pan 10y Dr. o. d. Mot, and Dr6ggists gene.
1f
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Some Massachusetts clergymen tako q
very peculiar way Of collecting pew rent.
Hev. Mr.. Mcdonald, OF Haverhill, was
Deiore police court the other day, for
kicking q woman in church because she
insisted upon occupying pew, the rent
OF which she neglected to pay. TIE
court held that this was not q proper
way to collect pew rent, and the reye-
rend gentleman had to pay twenty dol
lars for the assault upon his parishioner.
As to whether it was the proper behavior
for pastor in church, and becoming
treatment OF one of the flock by the
shepherd, Of course the court had no.
thing to soy. Neither have we.
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$500 Reward

MILL be given to any medical expert who
composition Of
Hsinush's Celebrated Blood and Licer Pills.
THESE Pills are sure and effective euro for
all bilious dieeaaes: DYSPEPSIA, Costivoness,
Liver Complaint, Foyer. and Acue. BiIions
Fevorsi' Nervous and Sick Headache. 'Diar-
rhGa and Dysentery of. a bilious type, Impu-
rlty OF: the Blood. Dropay, ,Boils, Mechanically,
IL MesMTsbnrn, Jaundiee. Nsivousneas. obstruct,
for Piles, Sick Stomach, Dizziness or Vertiro
Bad Taste in the Mouth, Bilious Attacks, Pal,
pltation OF the Heart, Nervousness, Constipa-
tion, Pains i4 the Breast and Back, Kidney
Anscnons. ;naa 9 70 cure all Disorders Of the
Blood. To give new life to the whole system
tho Blood and,Liver Pills cannot be surpassed
Try only one box: You will be convinced. Pre-
ry, Columbia, ,S c. NAV
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Irish ChamnarneI !

VEa: IRISH CHAMpAoNEl Why not?
Il Mas not tho great Apostle of Temper
were ke alive to-day, ho would quaiY cup t,i Of
this beverage. and, sn,acking his lips. bless
tn the man who invented "Irish Champagno., y
IhiScan IN be drank with perfect safety by tho
Tempiars, Sons of Malta, Sons of Temper.
anco,or anybody elee's SONS or. daughters,
masSns, brick-layers, chimney-sweeps
act, anybody, particularly thoso who wear
hats, arc invited fraternally to ,imbibe f(at
delicious beverage.
This notice would have been further cx.
tendea, but man borrowed our dictionary.
and several big words we intended to use are
necessarily omitted; but when that man ro.
turns that Dictionary, the public may expect
to hear from us again
Maf 18 GEORGE SWIMMERS
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The CoTroN TAx.-The seizure and
sale OF cotton by Treasury agents at and
near the close of the war was probably
the most stupendous ewindle which ever
dlsgraced our Government These
agents seized cotton when the market
price for upland was from 81 to ST.. 20
per pound. they sold it to their confede.
rates, paid into the Treasury of the
United States an average OF thirty five
cents per ponnd, and pocketed the
balance, nearly two-thirds of the pro-
oeeds. For instance, at Savannah the
cotton seiGed was 2,O44.673 pounds of
sea-island. worth $3.50 per pound, and
10, O34. 4l5 pounds of upland, worth at
least $l per pound; the total value at
these figures being S21, 146. OFT 90. The
amount paid into the Treasury of the
United States was S8,O75, ,S32.13. The
balance, the snug sum of 3l3. .O7O, 265 81,
was stolen by the Treasury agents. And
this at the port of Savannah alone. This
robbery was perpetrated upon loyal aud
disloyal alike. Now. the United States,
boasting ills justice, is repaying, through
it's Court of Claims, to loyal sufferers,
not the $1.2 or 81 per pound for which,
they might have sold their own cotton
ok years ago, but the thirty five cents
per pound which the rascally agents paid
into the Treasury; and as if the United
Ssssss had not sufficiently plunderod
these men, the Treasury Department
stili insists on deducting the two per
cent tax, thus reducing the actual
amount received by the claimant to
tnirty-three cents per pound. and this
aiter inourring the expense of court and
counsel, and waiting five or six long
years. - Washington Chronicle.
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Catoosa Springs!
THE WONDERFUL FOUNTAINS
HEALTH AND PLEASURE!
THE BRIGHTEST SPOT
IN HE.sUNNY SOUTH

A [MCS ''AItE :l6cated in tho PrEp-
&xnS8AaIS" Mocyr. .tlEoioNl OF Georgia tive en-
Ess&G ty,tiye smiles South east CT
mics tfsPSEs to %sstsig sa asaaia ans
Railr6ad.. -. :. = AZ ~
These Springs. fifty-two in number, EN-.
brace .every,variety OF Mineral Water found
IN tho famous mountains OF Virginia. White.
Ned and Black SULPHUR, Allegheny, All
Healing and 'CuALYDEATE. MAafEs1AN, SoDA
aSa naSnaMuoDiEE;as M also the'waters characterizing
Hie A!outyale. Springs of, Tennessee :andt In.
dian Springs of.Gsorgia;. ;.all Of; which, are, to
bo found hero in abundance, within tho com,
piss Of this Magic Vale ~ nffordiifg a. certain
cure for'DysPEPsIA, RHEgMATisM, GoUr. LftER
CoMrLAINTs;t = ScRoFULA, all kinds: Of CurA-
NKous AFFECTIONS, and, in fact, every disease
that human flesh is heir to.
- A1ine OF Omnibuses will ;,s in readiness on
the arrival of.'every, train to convey guests
trQnI Ca toosa Station to the eSprings; in twen-
ty.mlnutes, where they. will be greeted with
strains OF stirring music and an.
- .oLD:YLRGINIAs = sWELCoMEy
The HOTEL. and COTTAGE BUILDINGS
are.inthorough cohdition, newly painted. and
furhIdhea With entirely new appointments. :
'eIhe Tablo. will be first class, in every parti
cnlar. A, magnificent Ballroom; 100 by. so
1eet, ana elegantly fitted Parlors. =.
long. and a capaciods Bowling Saloon: .
90. Direct Telegraphic and Postal commu-
nioAtion. = 49,,
The buildings and grounds will be brilliant.
y illumined with gks, and every attraction
will 'be afforded the visitors to Catoosa
The above watering place will be ononed r.
patrons JUNE lS7' 1872 b, ~ Q. HEWITT
Late Of Globe Hotel, Augusta, da.
ptHy md
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MORE THAN He GAN ATTEND To-
The Campbell Gazette relates that oiti-
zen OF Palmetto, few Sundays aince,
remained at church longer than usual,
and his wife asked what he was doing 80
long. at church. "Oh, nothing, but
looking at the gals Dolly Vardens. +"
WELL" replied the wife. "you can SEQ
bushel baskets Of Dolly Vardens in the
stores, and as for the gals, you have one
more OF them at home than you can we'll
attend to-"
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New Books Just Received

New Books just Received
AT BNY YAN'S HOOKS sTOn n
THREE CENTURIES OF ENGLISH Ii.
Il TERAIURE; by Yonge-price So.
Recollections or Past Life; by Sir Henry
Holland, III. D-$2.
Leckey-s1 75 Christ in Modern Life: by
Brooks, tLondon)-$2. Around the World;
by Rev. DR.. Prime, with Plates-s3. The
Wars OF the Huguenots; by Or. Hanna-$1. so.
south Sea Bubbles; by the Earl and the Doc
$50. At Home and Abroad; by Hon. John
+. Kennedy-t2. Una and Her P6upers, with
an introduction by Florence NightengaIe.
True az Steel; by Marion Harland Goodbye,
Fiower-75 cents. Mabel Lee; by author Va
i%erlo % Aylmer-si. And other new standard
Works and Novels.
1Also. new supply OF sTEREOsCOPIC
VIEWS. colorcd and plain. April 81
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Democratic State Oonvention

TNHE NATIONAL Democratic Committee hay.
i ing called Convention to meet in BaIti.
more on the 9th OF July, we think it adyisa bic
that our State should take some action in rq.
gard to this matter. -
We.' therefore, respectfully recommend that
a Convention 'of.the Democratic party DO held
i'll Columbia, on Tuesday, tho 11th Juno noxt
WADE HAMPTON, .Chairman,
w. B. STANLEY,
]. D. POPE,
T. W. MoMASTER, :.
+. G.. BARKER,
!. JOHN E..OAREW,
j. p. THOMAS,
May1s Central Executive Committee.
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Special Not1oes.

Provide Against Dangcr.-At this sea-
son all tho great lines Of travel begin to
swarm with human beings intent on business
or pleasure. Arc these moving multitudes
aware OF the danger which eneues from drink
ing different varieties OF water. and breath
ing atmospheres to which their lungs are un-
aocustomedP Do they realize how important
1t is to be pro-armed with an antidote that
will defend their systems from the evil con-
sequences of such changes, and from all all
ments and disturbances which arise from the
miasma 80 plentifully evolved from tho soil
at this period Of the year, Such an antidote
--cortain in it's protective operation, and free
from everything Objectionable in ity compost
tion and flavor-hss been for twenty years
before the world. No instance can be ad-
duced, during that period, in which HOS
TETrER'S STOMACH BITTERS has failed
as al acclim ating medicine or as a prevent
i've or the bodily ills to which the undefended
system is liable in unhealthy localities.
good appetite, perfect digestion, a yigor.
GUS condition OF the nervous system. flInc.
tional regularity, and pure and active cir
culation, are the elements Of health. and
these signal blessings may be secured and
perpetuated by tho use Of this powerful vet
harmless, vegetable tonic. Such is the exno
rlenco OF all who have ever taken it a n IN fe
guard against the diseases which debility.
irregularity, and morbid condition of tho
solids and fluids Of tho body, are sure to in
vite. M94+a
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rANY.-At recent meeting of the di-
rectors of this company, authority was
given to issue 50, 100000 of seven per
cent. second mortgage bonds, to be used
exclusively for extinguishing the floating
debt, and for the absorption CT the non
mortgage bonds of the road.
The floating debt of the South Caro-.
lima Railroad, representing acquisitions
OF railroad and other property without
which the whole business of the road
would have been in jeopardy, has been
carried at an onerous expense, with the
expectation that the revenue of the COM
pany would allow of its gradual pny-
ment. Recent Investments, however,
increased the volume of the floating
debt to IN extent which made it unad
vlsable to continue it as charge against
income alone. For the most part it is
clearly as much charge against capital
as the original cost of constructing the
road, and it was reasonable to expect,
moreover, that tho funding of the float
ing debt would result in considerable
saving to the company. But the obtain
ing OF q large sum OF money was not the
only point to be regarded. The holders
OF the non-mortgageb bonds were entitled
to certain consideration. And it is
believed that the plan finally adopted is
just to these, and advantageous to the
stockholders. The President is author
lied to sell tho second mortgage bonds
for cash, and also to receive in part paw
ment the non-mortgage bonds of the
company. Taking the price of the
second mortgage bonds at eighty, and
allowing two-thirds Of the price to be
paid in non-mortgages, the holders of
these last named bonds obtain highly
desirable security st very low rate.
For instance, non-mortgage bonds can
be- bought at sixty-fve or less. At this
price $15, 600 of secured mortgage bonds
would cost: $4,000 at eighty cents,
81, 1000, and $4,000, in bonds. at sixty.
five cents, sc, ,500-making a total of
sic, 1000. which is equivalent to seventy
per cent. To the stockholders the ad-
vantage of the new arrangement lies in
the limit set to the bonded debt, and in
the saving of expense. This last item
will be equal to $4,000 or $4,000 a
year; and the increase of indebtedness.
spread over period of thirty years,
cannot exceed one per cent. per annum.
The earnings of the road are likely to
increase, and the earnings of the first
four months of 1872 are largely in excess
OF the earnings of the corresponding
period of 1871; but even if the net in,
come in future years does not exceed
that OF last year, the completion of the
funding of the floating debt will still
allow the company to pay moderate
annual dividends. Altogether the posi-
ton OF tho company has never. since the
end OF the war, been as strong as it now
is., The road and equipment are in
splendid order, the control of the Macon
and Augusta and the Greenville roads
secures to It large and glowing bust
ness. and the arrangement of the float
ing debt will unqnestionably enable it to
give the stockholders handsome return
from what has been for some time IN
nnremunerative investment.
Charleston Neus.
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COLUMBIA. S. G.. SUNDAY MORNING. MAY 26 1872 Vol. "

GAMDErTA AND FRANCE. E.-Gambetta is
becoming very popular with the French
people, and much weight is attnched to
his opinion. A deputation of Alsatinne,
dissatisfied with their transfer from
france to Germany. called on him few
days since and told him long story of
their wrongs. After listening patiently
to the recital. Gambcttn said: France
must not seek revenge. Patience and
tenacity nre the watch-words of tho
future. France will obtain satisfaction
without resort to the sword" Gambettn
ls prospective candidate for the Presi-
dency and will probably be successful.
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E. q. HEINITSH.
Apotheker und Drog'uerien Handl,

PoO10NoI UHU OIUS utTltU danUIeT,
Mdtn Strasse, ge9eneoe, der PHGnir Office.
M OoHTE den geehrt n, Deutschen lieser
1xI etadt auzegen dass or etets dio bcsten.
Arzncien Vorratlig hat, Besonder's Deutsch
Camomlile, Blutreinigrude rillcn, Kaiser
rillen, Lebon's Elixir, Queens Delight. Kina
haitfieber Kur, Leber und But Pillcn. und
andere Won unsern Deutschen Landeslensen
Eessrieseno Medcinen: Ais. auch den
gutes and radcales heilmittel ccren hnsfen
und erkaltnug.
Allie Fancy Artickel gewohnlch in einew
Apotheke Gohalten sind stets in besten
auswahl sorrathiG .tG4 Anril q =
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TARIFF ON WHITE HATs.-A right
funny little episode occurred in Congress
on the 10th. The day was mostly spent
in voting on amendments to the free tax
list. One MIR. Hereford, of West Vir.
ginla, threw comical bomb-shell into
the House, by moving to put white hats
and coats on tho free list This ely
whaok for old Greeley caused much mer-
rlment The Democrats voted "yes''
quite generally, while the Radicals, see
ing no Joke in it, went solemn solid
no" On count it was lost by only
two votes
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New Books.
HlHE SPEAKERS COMMENTARY, by Bish.
i ops and other Clergy of the Anglican
Church. Vol I. IS.
Aunt James Hero. by Author OF Stepping
Heavenwards. $3.50.
Hannah, q new Novel, by hiiss Siuioch. 500.
Jan IA DUFFIE d CHAPMAN
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The Cele brated Stallion B; :kshot

a. OWNED by G. u. FRANKLIN.
.rrx-zf5@# nA will stand at Owen Daleys sta.
EEsssMsstRY VJS bes. on Assembly street. from
KILN the 9th OF May until tue 18th of
June, 1872.
.BUCKsHOT is a bright sorrel, 151 hands
high. and Eve years old
PEDIGREE.-B Buckshot sired by Young
Butler; he by old Gov. utlcr, whose pedigree
is too we'll known to comment on; DAM by
Black Rose; Grand dam Steel Filly; she
sired by the old imported Steel; Black Rose
sired by Abdallah, and he by the old imported
Abdallah.
MARES will be taken charge of at DaIey'e
Stables, and they will receive the best atten-
tion, and charges reasonable. Not RESPONSE
BILE for accidents.
TERMS.-s20.00 in advance. 800 for tho
Groom. NAV 81mo
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The Doctors Recommend Seegers Bee
TN preference to London Porter and Scotcl
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Fresh Biscuits and Crackers.
A LARGE assortment and choice VARIETY.
n just IL and for sale low. e, Hope.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-04-18

time of his death. His father was taken sick
Monday evening; he had eaten dinner sent TO
him by his wife in a basket; in the evening he
was taken with vomiting; the sickness lasted till
Friday, when death followed. Mrs. Sherman
had the sole care of her husband till Thurs
dav.
The capital question has revived up in New
Haven, and is now in a condition of health and
growth meeting of citizens was held Mon
day evening, al which, says the Palladium, ga
very decided opinion was expressed that an ap-
peal should be made to the legislature for an
appropriation equal to that made Tor Hartford
last year, for building a state house at New
Haven, Resolutions were passed 10 that effect,
and a committee appointed TO carry out the
views of the meeting. Those present showed a
greal deal of earnestness in the matter, but
state house can never be built here by having
our citizens sit quietly around a table and pass
resolutions. If our people wish New Haven TO
remain one of thcs capitals of the state, their
aggregated sentiment must be expressed so
emphatically that the legislature cannot fail to
understand it.
RHODE ISLAND.
Thomas Rice, man SiXty-tive years of age
arrested for drunkenness Tuesday, attempted to
hang himself in his cell in the police station.
Providence, last evening. He was discovered
Just in time to save his life.