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An English law compels o married
woman, If she has money or the means
OF making it and her lord has none, to
support him, be he ever 80 worthl ess,
that the expense of his keeping may not
come upon the parish.
''My Lord" said the foreman of an
Irish jury, when giving the verdict, 1--WE
find the man who stole the horse not
guilty"
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DRY GOODS !!

Anticipating liberal trade. we are now
prepared to exhibit in great variety we'll
selected stock, embracing every style and
quality of Mems and Boys WEAR. DRESS
GOODS. PAkAsOLs, PANIERB, SKIRTS.
sHEET1NGs. .sHIRTIN0s. LINENS, WHITE
aooDs, and an endless line OF NOTIONS.
as 1t would be almost impossible to enume-
rate our large stock, will say. as the season
aovanoes, a number Of new styles will be
AIDED, go that purchasers can always rely
upon being supplied with the latest novelties
IN .ne market. All orders receive our prompt
ana personal attention. Our prices will be
found as low as any can or will offer for casl,
oohcitlng 6 the favor OF q call and examination
OF our stock. We are, very respectfully.
April 25 PORTER = unnur
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J. CAEN.
GCOUR1NG. CLEANIG and BLEACHING
- Establishment, Laurel street, corner of
sumter, Columbia. 8. @. Lace Curtaius
cleaned and secured. NAV II 1mos
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Irish Champagne! !

" ES, IRISH CHAMPAGNFl Why not?
ance., Father Mathew, an Irishman? Still.
were he alive to-day, he would quaff a cup of
7, this beverage, and. smacking his lips, Bless
T,', Inc man who invented Irish Champagne" "
knights Of Pythiae. Good Templars. or Bad
Tempiars, Sons Of Malta, Sons OF Temper.
ance, or anybody else's SONS or daughters.
m1asons, brick-layers, chimney.sweeps-in
Grant hats and Greeley hats, or their own
mats, are invited fraternally 10 imbibe iat
your own expense, mindl) ths superlatiyeIy
rms notice would have been further cx.
tenced. but man borrowed our dictionary.
and several big words We intended to use are
necessarily omitted; but when that man re.
turns that Dictionary, the public may expect
May 18 GEORGE SyMNEpc
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May 2 tho
State of South Carolina.-Abbeville Co

~'"s0 " oOuIu Na1 a1olua-.AODeVlile 20
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
VIM. u; Parker, late Commissioner in Equity
and Special Referee in estate OF ]. F. Mar.
shall, deceased, with power and authoritv
to "collect aseets," &C., plaintiff. against
James Amg. Cromer, defendant. Copv Sum.
~ mons. For Resief. Complaint not Serred.
VOU are hereby summoned and renp;red
Il to answer the complaint in this action.
which IL filed in the Office OF the Clerk of Com
mon mon Pleas ior the said County. and to serve a
the subscribers, at their office, Law Ranee M
Abbev'lie G. H., within twenty days after he
service hereof, exclusive Of the day of snch
service; an6 il you fail to answer the com
in this action will apply to the sonrt for th.
relief demanded in the complaint VIC
MCGOWAN II PARKER.
Plaintiffs ATTORNEYS.
Dated Abbeville, May 8. 1872.
To the defendant, JAMES A. CRoMEn:
Take notice, that the summons in thie "a se
OF which the above is a.oopy, was filed in the
once ono. OF ths s, Clerk OF the Court Of Common
Abbeyille, State Of south Carolina, on the Sd
May, 1872 MCGOWAN g. PARKER.
may = tho Plaintiffs Attorneys.
j. ]. BROWNE, Agent,
Glider, Looking Glass and Picture Frame
.nLD Frames regilded, old Paintings care.
~ fully cleaned, lined and varnished. No.
3s0 Broad street. Augusta, Ga. Feb is thin
Elegant Cough Kisses.
AkE kiss and cure your cough. nice
Il cohfsction, agreeable and effectnaI.
Cures Coughs, Diptheria, Sore Tbroat
Group, Whooping Cough; an admirable me.
dicine for children; no coughing at night: no
an disturbance; sweet slumber secured by using
the Cough Kisses. For sale on]y at
April l6t HEINITSH's Drug Store.
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Auction Sales
Notice to Capitalists

NoClce 10 VaplCauetB.
Sale Of City Of Columbia Sepen per cent. Bonds.
OFFICE CRY treasury,
COLUMBIA, &. c., April 80, 1912.
pUHSUANT to authority delegated by the
douno; ao;ioMng M Mresolqion go ae ty the City
auction, on WEDNESDAY, Nav Is. 1879 81 pTP;tG pTW@;
HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND DOI.
LARS ts250,000) CITY OF COLUMRiA
SEVEN PER CENTUM TWENTY YEARS
"Resolred. That the City Treasurer be in.
S structed to advertise for sale, before the
court House in the city Of Columbia, on the
Columt!a, authorized to be ieeuod by tho said
city, under the Act OF the General Aseembly
)ust adjourned; that the advertisement be
Puoiished IN one newspaper in the city Of Co.
lumoia, one In the city OF Charleston and two
newspapers in the city OF New York, at least
bonds to be sold be signed, as prescribed br
inc SAID Act, on the day OF Gale. or as soon
thereafter as practicable, and delivered to the
Purchaaer as soon as the purchase money has
been paid and the bonds registered; and that
the proceeds OF sale be applied strictly in con.
formity with the said Act, and in no other
way"
Said bonds will be of the denominations NJ
*250, $500 and 81 900; the proceeds Of the sale
70 be used for the erection of the new CITY
Hall, new Market, and other public improve
ments-
The right is reserved to dispose OF part OF
Inc SAID bonds in lots or in whole, as the
mayor anu treasurer may determine.
ANY further information desired can he nh.
tanned by addressing WIN. +. ETTEI:
City Treasury, Columbia, s. G.
~ Ihls sale ia postponed until WEDNES-
DAY, June 10, at same place.
May 81 VIM. j. ETTER, City Treas'r.
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j. j. BROWNE, Agent.

Gtlder, Looking Class and Picture Fynme
Maker.
nLD Frames regilded, old Paintings care.
~ fully cleaned, lined and varnished. No
SAG BROAD street. Augusta. Ga Eah IL Inn
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New Books Just Received
a r BR VANS BOOK ST Il e
THREE CENTURIES OF ENGLISH II.
Il TERATURE; by Yonge-price a..
Holland, N. D-s2.
, Leaders Of Public Opinion in England; by
Brooks, tLondon)-s2. Around the World:
by Rev. DR.. Prime, with Plates-s3. The
wars OF the Huguenots; by DR.. Hanna-$A. so.
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an introduction by Florence Nightengale,
True as Steel; by Marion Harland. dood-Bye,
Sweetheart; by author OF Oometh Up as a
tiower-75 cents Mabel Lee; by author Va.
ierie I Aylmer-$l. And other new standard
Alto, new supply Of STEREOSCOpIC
VIEWS. colored and plain. Aprii 81
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Canned Vegetables, &c.

Canned Vegetables. &c.
IDEAS, Lima Beans. Asparagus, Green
Trufles. Peaches, Pine Apples. aSomS. Uslifornis.
Aprioots and Pears, decidedly the finest
things ever put into cans,) fresh Salmon.
Msckerel, Lobsters, Oysters, sardines &c.
Maya GEO. aYMWERS
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COLUMBIA, S. 9. THURSDAY MAY 23 1879 voI V1
Special Not1oea-

WHOSE HANDSOME HOUSE Is THAr?-Sucb
was the inquiry OF traveller as he passed an
unusually we'll finished country residence. NOT
thousand miles from hero. The stvle OF The
sashes, the brightness Of the glass, the beau
ty OF the doors, the classic patterns OF the
mouldings, the neatness Of the balusters, and
the etatelineas OF the pillars around the piaz.
"a. all struck the traveller with astonishment
and admiration. And no wonder. for they
we're all furnished by Mr.. p. P. ToALE, No. 2C
Aayne street, Charleston, 8. @. A27
''The Life OF tho Flesh IL the Blood -
This being the fact. it is very obvious that
when the blood becomes corrupted, the whole
system becomes corrupt also. TO relieve
this, the true policy undoubtedly is to direct
the remedy to the source OF the disease. 1t ie
In this manner that DR. TUFTS SARsApAnILLA
ARD QUEENS DELIGHT acts. It's Bpefcic eff CT
is on the blood; 1t purifies it, vitaizes it, and
expe!s all distemper from the system.
Being free from violent Minerals, it is
adapted TO general use. The old and young
may use It; the most delicate female, at any
time, may take it; the weak and enfeebled
will be strengthened BY It; the tender infsnt
byit.
For Syphilis, and all it's trains Of evils It is
sure antidote.
DR.. TUFTS Liver Pills are & mild and gentle
purgative, possessing the peculiar merit OF
acting as powerful agent in relieving con.
gestive or torpid liver. They have no equal.
DR.. 1utes Hair Dye Imparts Glossy Color.
n al IS
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Hampton Hay.
T AM prepared to furnish any amount OF
Il HAY. delivered on the place, at 81. 90 per
100. OF $3.50 delivered in the city. The hay is
cut on the plantation known az Hamptons.
tho hneat quality. Parties can leave orders
May 8 Inn
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Initial and Monogram Press.

E. r. STOKES
now prepared, with Press and amer.
b d fainments: to manufacture INITIAL Pa.
aEn ana ENVELOPES to order, embossed
and in colors, of all sizes and quality.
ALSO,
Keeps constantly in store full stock of
pancy and Staple STA IONERY, BLANK
!bOohS, Fancy Articles and all goods pertain
ing 10 first class Stationery House.
April 20
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$500 Reward

$500 Reward
MILL be given to any medical expert who
w VIII detect the slightest impurity In the
He.nnshs Celebrated Blood and Liuer Pills.
These Pills are sure and eftectiye cnrs for
az nihons diseases: DYSPEPSIA, Ooativeness.
LIVER Complaint, Fever and Aeue. Billions
1hns Thevsrs; "a Nervous and sick Headaohe, Diar-
Tity Of the Blood, Dropsy, Boils. TeIsnchaIv TI cRG
- IdeMNFtDurn, Jaundice. Nervousness, Obstruct,
ca 20. @nesnstrnation; me- also, preventive and cnre
~. Rsd df1es, SICK Stomach Dizziness or Vertigo,
pitation Of the Heart, ,Ne1yousne%ss % constina- hs,
iSa HSssiiaas raans IN the Breast and Back, kidney
1iH"n H1inoUIons. TO cure all Disorders Of The
Blood TO sfsga,ase sssgs late the Bowels to Purity the
the Blood and Liver Pills cannot be gys.em
nayed ply one 6o1; yon will be convinced. Pre-.
pa paren Dy ~: q: HE1NITsH, at his Laborato.
:" " May st
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WbaiNGros, December !
HOUSE

The House was called 10 order stnoon by
Speaker Blaine. The attendance Of ,n.mbe,
was very large, and the snlerie, were crowded
with spectators. The proceedings were opened
with prayer by the Chaplain. Rev. J G. But
Ter. Mr.. Banks offered his resignation A.
Chairman u the Committee on Foreign Affairs.
but the House, by vote II IS To 5s. refused to
sccept it.
Speaker Blaine then called Nr. Cox, Of New
York, TO the Chair a. Speaker pro tam. and
took the door to offer The following resolution.
Hh'rer~, Accusations have been made in tho
public press founded On the alleged letter, IF
Cakes hines, Representative from Mn..n-
ehssctts, and upon afldarit Of Henry :. Me
Comb, citisen Of Wilmington, in the Stat. of
Delaware, to the eject that members of thi.
House were brbei by Cakes Amcs To perform
certain legislative acts for the benefit Of the
Union Pacific Railroad CompsHy. by present.
of stock in the Credit Mobilier of America. or
by presents of q valuable character derived
thereirom; therefore. Resolved. That a spc-
cial committee # five men bcrs be Amounted
by the Speaker pro f,a,pDr,, whose datv il shall
be to investigate and ascertain whether spv
members this House Wa bribrd by Cakes
Ames, or any person or corporation in any
matter touching hi. legislative duty. aud that
the Committee he authorized To- send for per
,ons and papers"
The resolution Va. adopted, with q few ne
gatiVe votes on the Democratic side. and Nj.
Cox as Speaker p,o IAN. appointed as tho select
committee. Messr-. Poland. Banks Beck. Nj
black and McCr.ry.
Nj. Dawes said: Mr.. Spcaker-BcIi-ving
thatall will concur IN the proprety 81 public
recognition of events 50 Impressive. and so
without parallel ia She history OF this Govern
ment that have recently transpircd deem it
proper TO offer the following resolution.
Resolved. b. the senate and House Of Re
preventative. in vicv OF the recent death ~
Horace Greeley, Tor whom At the late election
more than three million votes were cast for
President, that record he made on the Jour
nall Of Congre,. Of our appreciation Of the emi.
nent service. and per.onai purity and worth of
the deceased, and of the -.d impression crested
by biz death. following Keen family bereaye-
mcut."
nr. Cor. Of New York. then paid. feeling
tribute to the memory and -ns-setc- of NJ.
Greeley. After which the resolution -as
unanimously adopted.
Aftar. shortrrcc.s, the Pre- .id,nr, Mc.,age
wa, 1T 40 IN. received aud read. The mel.
snge wa. ordered ro ~ printed
Mr. Ga-d-ll. from the C,inm,t;s oa Arpr,-
pr.atons. reported The pension appropriation
tiI which vo. made special order f,r Wed.
~
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on THE OHIO RIVER.

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forty-Second Congress.
"AsHINGroS, Decem Der ?.
SENATE.

SENATE.
The Chaplain, ia the opening prayer. alluded
20 the death of Mr. Greeley a. that NJ am.
who's. pen had given direction to public tbou,b,
and had been a benefaeiion to mankind
The House VA notified Of tn. sen,;e... -..-
hne.s for business. and a number Of bilis wer.
introduced. arnosg them one by Mr.. Sumner.
follows:
-" HkiEAs, National smity and good will
among fellow eiisIens can be assured only
raroush oblivion Of past differences. and it !,
contrary 10 the usage Of civilized Nation. to
Perpetuhte the memory Of civil WAT therefore.
BE 1t enacted. That the names Of battle.
With fellow citizen. shall no, be continued in
the Army Register or placed on the resimentai
color. OF the United states"
Mr.. Wilson. Of Massachusetts. introduced a
Till for the relief Of sufferer, by the Boston Ere
Mr.. Cameron, Of Pennsylvania, introduced
= bill granting n pension OF g.. OOo a year to
the widow Of Gen. Meade
Mr. Rice OF Arkansas. offered a resolution
asking the Pre,iaeni to furnish information in
regard to the recent application for L. State.
troop, to be sent TO Arkansas, stating where
and by whom the application was made, for
What purpose the troop. to be used, and
What action Was taken in the matter
Mr.. Edmonds said the resolution had better
lie over
The Vic. President appointed Me,sr.. Conk %
ing and Thurman committee on the part Of
The Senate, to wait upon the President.
The Senate then took reces. till lI.3orr.
After recess, a message was received from
The House'ann'uncing the adoption Of the con
current resolution il regard to the death of
Horace Greeley.
M Fenton moved an immediat. considera-
hon' aud it was unanimously agreed to-
The annual Message wa, then brought in b.,
Gen. Bascock ami read by the clerk.
Three thousand e1tr. copies Of tn. message
were ordered to be printed.
The Vice President presented the annual re.
ports Of the several Departments, Tabled.
Senate adjourned.
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JAHEf cssr7 ~. SOL y -.-sf.
. FIfts rstk y
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Another terrible chapter cf Greeley's
history has been revealed. The Hon.
Glenni w. Scofield has done it. 1t seems
that the diabolical Greeley in 1861 Che
year of our Lord--or Ammo Domni. as
Colonel Moody would say proposed to
Mr.. Lincoln TO form an alliance with
the French Emperor ii, accordance
with which Napoleon was to assume n
proiectoratc over this Nation in consd-
Grafton of lending his aid to subdue the
South More than thai, Scotield says
Henry Wilson told him all about it.
This is almost as frightful as the rebel
pension stOry.-Cin. Com.
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CHASE.

This irrepressible demaro-ue came ON,
in his dirty daily, few DAYS ago in an
attack on Mr.. Wallace. and the .sr,v..
bringing in the name Of Bette Martin &c
presume he allddes to me when he uses
the name, but hasn't got the manliness to
come out square!y and call proper names
| have not had, and do not ask. A, rer.o,a,
controversy with Mr.. Chase. or any o,b.,
man; and my only reason for noticing This
matter in this way is, that he is irving IN
associate me and my name with personal
matters between him and Mr. Wallace.
about which know nothing, and care less
have contributed to the editorial eolnmns
oil the Argus articles arguing the adoption
OF the Constitution, the doctrine of the
straight ticket, aud the preservation of the
Democratic organization. have cri,i-
cised the public acts Of Mr.. Chase and
others, and shall continue to do So
have nothing to do with the pararraph To
which MIR. Chase refers. Nor have 1 nm,
interest in the publication Of the Argus or
IN business arrangements presume the
Dr. Is disappointed because he did no, re,
the Job that the Jacobs party is paying
Nr. Wallace for doing for them.
shall continue to criticise public men
AMI measures in the way think they
deserve holding myself at all times re.
sponsib'e, personally, nor what write.
VIM MARTIN.
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THE JACOB MEETING.

After much blowing OF horns, big pos
ters, such as, Listen 10 The Trntk," &c.
the Jacob meeting came Off on last Mon
day night, near Wares Hotel The grand
'Polly -putthe-kettle-on of the occasion
was Major E. ~ F'zhush He made
serious hsrangue Of 80 or 40 minute to as
unsympathizing a crowd a. any man ever
spoke to in the world; not response came
up; mot man to do him reverence" then
little ioeeman commenced; O. word in
Maj. Fitzhughs ear, auetioneers always
put mp the worst goods first); he blathered
away against time nearly all the evening.
for lear some one should reply to him, but
q rain commencing to fall, he stopped
there was not single sound or motion of
applause elected by either of their speech.
esi as soon as they had done. vociferous
calls were made for Gibson; it was then
perceived what the crowd had been wait
ing for, thev wanted to hear somebody
skin the Jacob men; il there were a doze n
Jacob men IN the crowd, they did not
make themselves known by single mo
ton or sound when Captain Gibson com.
h'enced, he said, alludng to the rain be.
ginning to fall the arguments used by
the gentlemen are so supremely ridiculous
that the heavens weep that brought
down the house, and during his address
he was interrupted many times by tnmul-
tuous applause. lie showed the fallacy
and the folly OF all their argument in be-
half Of the Jacob Radical Rule Ruin
ticket
We would like to see just such jacob
meetings in every precinct in the State be-
tween now aud election day. We would
feel safe that Camden was good for 20, 900
majority.
We had nearly forgotten to state that
Guyandotte sent fine delegation to the
Jacob meeting consisting OF three persons
who came down in an express wagon
Bully for Guyan
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1t is a avorife dodge of the Jacob
men, when reminded that the entire
Democratic press OF the State supports
;hc ticket nominated at Parkersburg.
to assert that the press is "venal." that
Camden has bougM mp the newspa-
pers,' and all that sort of thing. Will
they be kind enough to say when Mr..
Camden bo"ght the Philadelphia Age,
the New York WOrLd, the Washington
ReCietO and E.r0mineT, and Other Demo
cratic papers throughout the country
that have spoken of The West Virginia
election and advised Democrats to sup
port the regular oftheirparty2
Wheeling Register.
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WY ANInALs VEN sALr.

Prof James II. Johnson oi scotland.
Saws that half the sale matter Of the blood
~ per ccnD consist Of common salt and
a. THE is partly Dissolved every day thro
the skin and kiduc,s. tie nece--ity Of con
tnued supplies ~ u 10 the healthy body il
sufficiently ohvionS The bile also con
tains sofia Zone of the ingred ent- Of salt
as special and indispensable constituent
and so DO al. the caitiges the holy Stint
the supply Of salt and neither will the
bile hc able 10 properly assist digestion
nnr the carriages 10 be iuilt up aeain as
they naturally waste 10 is better 10 place
-alt where stock can have Tree access to 10
tIan 60 give o. occasionally in small quan
rties They wiIi help tncmsel,e- to What
they need 10 SLOWED To- do -o 90 pleasure
otherwise wh,u they become -aIt hungry.
lucy may take upre ilan H. vbolc-,me
One of tue very best plans If to We Dc
MIXED with clay. n the form 81 unburned
bricks These tHr animals cau hrk 90
their -tti-facton. aud e-rcl.iIy are thcs-
good To keen in tIr nsn-rr- OF horses
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me following noble words of Horae.
ureeiey uttered on the occasion OF accent
ing the nomination Tor the presid,ne b,
.he CINCINNATI convention, deserves to be
treasured by good men everywhere.
with the distinct understanding ,ba,
1t elected, | shall be President, no, of a
lsry' out OF the whole people, accept
your NOMINATION, in the confident trust that
s sne masses OF our countrymen, North aud
south are eager to clasp hands across the
D'oouy chasm which has too long divided
lhem, forgetting that they have been enc.
mics ~ the joyful consciousness that they
are and must heneeforth remain brethren
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Remember that Governor Jacob is SO
anxious to be elected that he will not saw
whether he advocates or opposes the New
Constitution. He might do either and not
secure either IT'S friends or il enemies
lie IL neither "a man. mouse, nor long
tail rat as the saying goes, but is simply
Jacob man. He wants to be Governor
another time, and that's all there is about