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THE NATIONAL RIFLE ASSOCIATION.

The Board Of Directors Of the National Rne Asso-.
citation held their regular monthly meeting at lss
Broadway yesterday afternoon. A report in refer
ence to the proposed shooting park was read
which stated that the same would be finished on
or about February l, 1873. resolution was onersd
less than Al OOo wear to the National Rire Asso-
ciation should be Considered as in afil!ation with
1t and be entitled to all the privileges OF members
during the year. Designs for prize and memDefS
ship badges were exhibited, but no action wa9
taken with regard to them. The Board after th9
transaction OF routine business, acJourned W mcsA
again on January 3, lS73
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MARINE CovRT-spEClAL TERM AND CHAMBERS
DecislOns.
By Judge 'TracV

UCC1slOn9s
BY Judge Tracy.
Caroline Cert vs. Anselm Pfeiffer. Defendant
may answer within five days.
John o.. Matt vs. Michael Byrne.-M0tiOn
granted.
Alonz0 l.. Tuska VS.. William Chrystal.-M0tion to
strike out answer denied.
Henry Perry VS.. Larin 7. Joslin.-Let this action
be discontinued.
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THE FIRE-ALARM TELEGRAPH

A Peremptory Writ OF Mandamus DE
recting the Comptroller 20 Pay the
Bill-Opinion or Judge Brady.
For some time-the facts Of which have always
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COURT or APPEALS CAlfNoAR.

ALBANY, N. Y, Dec, g. 1872.
The following Ia the calendar Of the Court OF Ap-
peals Tor December 4:-Noa bl7. l0x, ll9, 80, 3ts,
3S4, 400, 49k
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SUPERIOR COURT-sPEClAl TERM
Decision.

BY Judge Barbour.
Thomas ROlin w. Helen N. AndersOn.-MOti0n
for injunction must be denied, with $40 costs.
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HEART DISEASE.
Facts and Figures.

The tendency of modern investigation into
the influence of civilization on longevity seeDls
to show q twofold series OF agencies at Work.
On the one hand, sanitary improvements and
the lessened mortality from epidemlcs un-
doubtedIy tend to diminish the average DEATH
rates; but, on the other hand, there IL practi-
cally much less Improvement IN TOTAL deaCn-
rates than might be expected II these amsiio- TO-
rating causes were not counleroalanced oy
the increasing fatality of other classes OF dis
ease, such as disease of The brain and heart. IL
is important to recognise The precise facts.
The excess may, probably. to some extent oe
regarded as an unavoidable result OF the great
mental strain and hurried excitement ol lnese
times, in which steam and electricity marx
time IOr us in an 0vercr0Wdeu community
where competilitlon Is carried to the hlgnest
point. and where the struggle for existence,
not to say for intellectual and other distlnc-
tioD, Is carried Oh with sleepless and exhaust
ing energy. Bnt an evil recognised is sometimes
half cured; und the intellectual classes, look
ing al figures such as those which Dr. Qnaln
has displayed at his Interesting Lumleian lee
lures at the College Of Physicians, on diseases
of the walls of the heart, may We'll consider
the propriety of attending TO The hygiene Of
their lives, as we'll as Of their houses; and to
remember that, to enjoy and benefit by even
pure air. soil and water, they must avoid dis.
abIinc heart and brain by the incessant labors
which too often make useful lives 1oyless, ana
embitter the harvesting OF the crop which has
bepn but 100 diligently sown. These warning
figures tell that, during the last twenty years,
l6e total deaths of males of all ages from heart
disease, has Increased In number from 5746 IN
1851 to 1928 in 1870. The percentage of
deaths from heart disease for 1000 of popua-
tion living, was .755 between the wears 1851
and 1855; it has risen to LOSS from 1860 to 1870
This increase, 1t must be observed, too, has
taken place wholly in connection with the
working years oil active social life. There Is
no change In The percentage OF deaths from
ACE. Between twenty and fUrLy-five years OF
age, 1t has risen from 553 to .7O9. and that al
most exclusively in males, for there Is almost
no Increase In the percentage OF females dying
from heart disease during the twenty-five years
oflife from 81 to IS. These figures convey
their own lesson, and warn us TO take little
more care, not to kill ourselves for the sake
of fliving.-British and Medical Journal.
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nished us, az the jailor told ms all his supply
had been burnt in efforts to restrain tne re-
cent are. This rather threw wet blanket
over our prospects for nights rest, but we
got through that nlSht TOO. Ihe next G Gay we
were hurried to the cars, and reached Colum.
bIa about sunset. Here we we're marched ID
procession from the depot 10 the jail, bur
dened with our baggage, and fanked oy
crowds of negroes OF all ages aud sexes
who seemed to enjoy the pageant huge-
", Here again we were introduced W
the convict's cell. and confined with more OF
less structures tor two weeks, before we were
summoned before the Uniied STATES commls, 3,
sioner, for the first lime, to learn Wnag " an
meant. I pass over the fixing day lot the
examination before the commissioner, ABOUT a
week afterwards, the ridiculous farce ol Ine .
examination itself, and the awful sentence VI
the court-s.remanded 10 Jail jor trial aI LUIS
term of the Circuit Court" ION 10 Cnailes
TOM was then the next move. AS tle catios, uos.
ty Of the ruling class in COLUMBIA nau oeSa .s
well nigh satla;ed with ku-hluH pasuad} pSssndnn}r.T I'd
gentlemen from Clinton were hanucuheu,
Stwo and two, Newgate fashion, TO giSe some
new zest to this show, and IN that nS were
marched TO the depot in Columbia, anu lroIo
the depot In Charleston TO the House ol Cor-
reclion-something over mile.
About week afterwards, tne writer Wus
also sent to Charleston with the Laurens prls-
oners. The haudcuff show was attempted on
him. too, but thanks to the size OF friend Macs
wrist, 1t was failure. The law OF the lmpen,
etrability of matter would have nada naru
soueeze. If our five hundred pounds had oeen
forced into one car seat all tnaC niSht. Mo
were marched first TO the Jail In Charleston,
and afterwards removed to The House OF Cor-
rection, thus making a circuit OF i've 1ails IN
less than five weeks. This was on wednesday,
the lst of May, and on Friday, The Sd, IL was
announced that Judge Bond had signed an or
der for the release Of all prisoners, giving
bail from five thousand to ten thousana ool'
lars. Saturday night was again in my par
lor. within a lew hours of five weeks from the
time left 1t so abruptly.
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That Waltz of Won Weber's.

Gsyly and gayly rang the gay music,
The blithe, merry music OF Darp and OF morn,
The mad, merry music, that set us a.danr1ng
Till over the midnight came stealing the morh'
Down the great hall went waving the banners,
Waving and waving their red. white ana Dlue,
As the sweet summer wind came blowlng aiu
From the city's great gardens asleep in the dew.
Under the nags, as they loated and foated,
Under the arches and arches OF hoWels'
We TWO and we TWO hoated and noateu
Into the mystical midnight hours.
And lust as the dawn came stealing and stealing
The last OF those WILD Weber waltzes began;
can hear the soft notes now appearing anu Peao'
And IL catch the faint scent of the sanaaWood
fan
Thafiay In your hand, your hand on my shoulder,
As down the great hall, away and away
An under the iiags and under the arches,
We danced and We danced TIL the dawn OF the
day. -rs.
But why should dream DER this dreary old
In this coun,lng.room down in this dlngy old
or that night o. that morning. just there at the
When our hearts beat In tIme to our fast'hying
feet9
what ls It that brings me that scent OF enchant
ment,
So fragrant and fresh from out the dead years,
That lust for moment I'd swear that the music
or Weber,s wild waltzes was still In my earsf
What is 1t, indeed. in this dusty old alley,
That brings me that night or that morning 10
Junep
What is it, indeed s-I laugh to confess it
A hand organ grinding creaEing old tune
But somewhere or other caught In the measure
That waltz OF Won Weber's, and back 1t all came.
Thas night or that morning, just there at the
dawnipg,
When danced the last dance with my Hrst and
last name.
Ny first and my last ! but who would believe me
II, down In this dnsty old alley 10 day,
,TRixt the talk about cotton, the markers ana
money,
That one memory had only left me a lonely
And gray bearded bachelor. dreaming or Juaes.
Where the nights and the mornings, from the
dusk to the dawning5,
Seemed Set to the music OF Webers Wild tunes
Mora Perry Tn June GALAXY.
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TO ADVERTISERS.

The proprietors of The NEWS and The Cou-
rler find it indispensable to the accurate and
prompt management of their business. and
for the protection of advertisers, that the
practice of sending advertisements from one
newspaper Office to the other be discontinued.
They, therefore, give notice that no ADVERTISE
ments received at the one Office will. IN any
case, be sent to the other. At the same tlme
they beg leave to request advertisers to mana
in their favors at as early an hour as possible
In order to facilitate their proper arrange
ment
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as- THERE Is GOOD AUTHORITY

~- THERE IS GOOD AUTHORITY
for stating that in this country one adult out OF
every six dies OF consumption, and, indeed, 30
prevalent and fatal has this disease become, that
1t Is dreaded as the greatest scourge OF the race;
and yet, in the formative stages all pulmonary
complaints may be readily controlled by resort
Ing promptly to the EXPEcToRANT Of DR.. Jayne,
which soolhes and strengthens the bronchial
tubes, allaying Inflammation, and cleansing
them and the lungs Of all impurities. 1t Is
certain remedy for coughs and colds, which,
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strictly followed. 1t has maintained its repnta.
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and If those who are threatened with lung d.
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asthma, will at once give this standard remedy
trial, they will never regret 1t. Sold everywhere.
Wholesale by P. WINEMAN d CO., Charleston,
10, may1s-,hstuS
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The Laurensvllle Herald, Of the 18th, pub
fishes the following communication, signed

The Laurensvllle Herald, of the 18th, pub
fishes the following communication, signed
~. A. L."
Thinking it might be gratifying to our per.
secutors, and edifying 10 our friends, to put on
record some counected account of our recent
captivity" take my pen to sketch only tne
most prominent points. For lear OF 1mpllca.
ting any one else, By the sentiments l may
here express, I will risk the charge OF eg0lsm,
and give my personal experience and lndiVid-
uRl opinion.
ON that memorable Sabbath morning. March
3lst, when quietly preparing for my Gible
class, In my own paflor, was arrested by
deputy marshal, under 1, warrant for "conspl.
racy and murder" and soOn after marched TO
the parlor of Mr.. JOsep't Crews, where was
confined tor the balance OF the day. As the ma
iority of Mr.. RlleJ's male members, including
Two of his sessions were there, we had the
afternoon service in this same parlor. At sun.
set we were marched to the jail and plunged
INTO the dungeons. Here we were kept until
about midday on Monday, when we were
gracleusly allowed the use OF the passage ana
the "deblOr's room."
On wednesday morning we were hurried
off, In road wagons, some eighteen IN all, TO
Union iail, escorted by q company OF cavalry.
As we travelled most Of the time in o cold,
driving rain, our clothes, shawls and blankets
were pretty well saturated with moisture
when We reached that jail, some Time alter
dark. No dry blankets could there Do 1ur-
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SUMMER GOODS

At the following remarkable low prices:
90 pieces OF New and Elegant Japanese
SILKS, Plain and Striped, in Black and
Colors, for only 75c.
10 pieces Rich Lyons Tafreta Silks, 81
and SIPS
10 piece Gros Grain, 81 81, 81 so, 81 rs
10 pieces Superb Gros Grain, So and 81 80
cases Black Alpscas at reduced prices
600 pieces Of latest styles Dress Goods, 20,
rs and 300.
a splendid selection OF Llama Lace Shawls
and Llama Lace Sacks, with and without
sleeves, from $40 up
case Black Iron Grenndlne, only 26c.
case assorted Stripe Greuaoine, only 2oc.
2 pieces 8.4 Black Silk Grenadine
100 pieces Satin Stripe, White Figures,
20 plects Diagonal Piqua, 90 and soc.
SO pieces Figured and flowerei, 80 and aoc.
Is pieces Dolly Warden Piques, Elegant
1000 pieces o swiss. Jaconet, Check Cam.
brio, Bishop and Victoria Lawn, Main
sooE. Great bargains.
1900 pieces Mo1quiIo Net, only 76c.
100 pieces Bubbinet very low
10 pieces s.4 Turkey Red Table Damask,
only 81 IS
10 pleces 81 Bleached Damask, 75c.
rs Unbleached i,amask, 40 and SOC.
20 duzan Gents UndershIrts, only 50c.
20 dozen Gents Undershirts, only 76c. and
81
20 dozen Ladies' Undervests, only 76o.
50 dozen French Corsets, 76c.
100 dozen assorted best UUrsets 81 and 81
so dozen Ladies White Gloves, 15c.
100 dozen Ladies White and Colorcd
Gloves, 26c, ,.--.-
l60 dozen Ladies White Hose, 12H to SOC.
100 duzen Gents. half hose, only 20c.
so dozen English half Hose, 25c.
Lawn Handkerchiefs, good quality, only
CSC. per dozen
20 dozen Fans, only 5oc., worth 81
20 dozen Fans, 75c., worth 81 60
10 dozen Fans, 81. worth 50 so
so rolls White Mating, 27k and 80c.
60 rolls Check aud Fancy Mating, SO, 40
and 45c.
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@- THE BIG BAY AND ADAMS RUN
NARROW GAUGE RAILROAD COMPANY.-No
tice is hereby given that Books for subscribing to
the Capital Stock OF the Big Boy and Adams Run
Narrow Gauge Railroad Company-sad Road to
be constructed from Adams Rum on the Ssvan.
nan and Charleston Railroad, passing through the
middle Of Edisto Island 10 Edings' Bay-will be
opened at the office CT Messrs. WHALEY &
MITCHELL, No. 4s Broad street, in the City OF
Charleston, between the hours Of 10 A. NJ. and 8
P. NJ, from THIS DAY.
BY direction OF Corporatora.
May 20. 1872. mlY2l-tu2
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aHBuRNHAM'S SUPERIOR YEAST

~BURNHAM'S SUPERIOR YEAST
POWDERS. Having used Yeast Powder In our
families for several years, we give decided pref
erence above all others to that prepared by
EDWARD 8. BURNHAM, Graduate OF Pharmacy,
No. 42l King street, near Calhoun street, Charles.
trn, s. G.. +: King Mansion Boarding House, Julius
Pessch, B. G. Webb, George L. Holmes, George g.
relzer, NJ. D., John T. wightman, D. D., William
Smith, Master MachInist, 8. G. R. r.
anr5- -9m0l
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EallrDG1S.
r TORTHEASTERN RAILROAD CON
PANY.
@@R@ @s8ss
CHARLESTON, 8. G., February II, 1871

CHARLESTON, 8. O., February II, 1911
Trains will IeAVe charleston Daily at $50 A. ID.
and 6.15 P. II.
Arrive at Charleston 7.30 A. n. tMondays eX.
cepled) and 2.30 P. n.
Train does not leave Charleston 5.16 P. H., SUN.
DAYS.
Train leaving $50 A. n. makes through connec.
tion to New York, via Richmond and Acquia
Greek only, going through In 40 hours.
Passengers leaving BY 10 p. NJ. Train have
choice OF route, vim Richmond and Washington,
or via Portsmouth and Baltimore. ThUse leaving
FRIDAY by this Train lay over on SUNDAY 10 Bal.
limore These leaving on SATURDAY r. main SUN.
DAY In Wilmington, N. U.
This is the cheapest. quickest and most pleas.
ant route to Cincinnati, Uncago aud other points
West and No Invest, both Trains making con.
nectlous at washington with Western Trains Of
Baltimore and Ohio Railroa,.
). 8. S0LOMONS,
Engineer and Superintendent.
P. L. CLEAP0R, Gen. Ticket Agent. maY2l
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TT.
j United States Tor the District OF South @. re-

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE
/ United States Tor the District OF South otrc.
iins.-In re Laurens Railroad Company, Bank;
rupt.-ln Bankruptcy.
In obedience to an order In the ahoye.stated
case, dated the 9th day Of April, 1872, i Will re.
cell to the highest bidder, at public ontery atthe
risk OF the Greenville and COLUMBIA Railroad
Company, the LAURENS .RAlLROAp. at Coluu-
bin, iuth Carolina, IN front OF the Columbia HO-
TEL at IL O'clock, meridian, on the twentieth 20th)
day OF June, 1872, free from all liens aud incun-
brances including the track and rOad.bed, iron,
rails, chairs, spikes, timbers, bridges, culVerts.
machine snops, water tanks, statlon.houses, and
all locomotives, cars and machinery. and all and
singular the property and assets real and per-
sona, OF every kind and description whatever,o ,of
the Laurens Railroad Company, together with all
The rights privileges, franchises and easements,
lawfully held, used or enjoyed by the Laurens
Railroad Company, on the following terms, toWtt:
Sixty-four Thousand two hundred and twenty-five
222 S4) dollars eighty -four Genus must be paid
within thirty t3Ul days after the day OF sale; and
the payment OF the balance OF the purchase
money within twelve months from the Gay OF
SALE with interest thereon at seven per cent. per
annum from that day, must be secured by stne
bond OF the purchaser, and q mortgage OF tne en-
tire property sold. ~ " -. -
The bidder will be required to deposit with the
assignee before his bid is accepted twenty thous.
and dollars, to secure compliance with the terms
OF sale herein set forth, and upon failure to de-
poslt that sum the properly Will at once be re-
offered for sale. JAMES ID. BAAiEh,
may20 AsslRne6.
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wON MARRlA GE. ~

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dress HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. South
Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa. octl3
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ss- BACHELORS HAIR DYE.-THIS

superb hair Dye ls the best in the world. Per-
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