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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1872-02-16

EB- The Bmrd.of County Commissioners
for Greenvil.c County have given notice that
after the lst of May next, the end of the u
5. Revenue year, no liquor license will be
granted by theu.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1872-02-16

nel- Col. G. f TowNEs has retired from
the Editorial department, of tho Greenville
Enterprise. Mr.. BAILEY, the proprietor
will assume full editorial control over the p,.
per.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1872-02-16
The Mutterings Of War.

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=; 'u sD:, =, ~ s'"u'd TUG tenn.
4, i,..,','.,' .".' '"' ,', .A""","" c''''ns VII
-. ~ ''i".. ~ ~. ~ 'ne se"" q""s oe!o'e
'w '''E "s '.Sl j",'S oo'h'h's.'"n,
'o"'s -, W " ,o"s~,' " "egot'at'"hs.
i.Soos' rou'u"'y ~ o-u'c"' eagafhess Is
", =: w: '"'o's "'"' ,'"'' ;A'i'or'os
lIs ''.anAous :.". ~ .eath ."w the aouon
- i'"s, os',u ~ ;. '"o tA''","'" c'n.ms
~ ,',,, 'P0''"' u''P'''"eS lI"u' ne"
iMn ""u "sns'u" = ~ s"o press here' ana
.'".' a ,", ~ BUSINESS houses are posi-
~ 49, ~ ~" 30 .oo''''u' "'o oM''e'
ms ~ s'a aah ~ 'a1Re croWMs. fes.
.oa""y W. so s,''. !" ."e oe"'o on Ea"und
io"'u'"h :', 20 wy 'ep.i'o.' ny oaoo' Soeetner
NJ. $500, ..o' ou'.oi'als =. tne lcaolo9
,rha m:,.s.,..," !.
~ .".S s'ss :. = '.9?ra"y ce,ta'h tnat
g" ".,o'p. ~ oot.o ..o n"o''''a c'"'ns %.
nroyen, nyrv rnor,,;na;;nn Me- ,S.ess, ~
neuot;,t;ons n,av ae,tla Nh d;ffaronoos
M, d., ra,,.o,s ~, -, ssI :. NV.
Wish pr.ss IN ia u,tnnL of A,na.;oa hasa,,a.
!, n,,,. a..,, =, .ha .,,'.. r. ooo.u'o .I'
mcnt. s.'f ~
The Standard sees in tho difficulty which
has =" suddenly rison source of grave anx.
loty and great pDssibls danger, as an unfortu.
a...,, ,r.n s.; o'. pr
IT,od S,,,o. lii ,,,. III, a..., 49,
nd !, ,dv;.oa IN ,,,.,;oa -, s'.. -. "''
ernent =; ,n.;,,,;,,;,.. ~ ~.
war risks nrn r. LSn m Amor;,,n ro.so,.
in the M,nlI, tra,lc II consequence of ,nnre.
tensions raised nv Tho Al,h,m. claims de.
pute -0
FnANKron.r February 10 -Tho d;fficnItv
nhnut the Alabama claims has n denr.ss;ny
influence on American securit;es n lmntin.
entail markers Five twentv bonds Of 1852
hsyo 80 i sd siNt here since Wedn, sd.y.
and thc ~ ,rkct i heavy
Nrw Youx E,hru'rv ~ "A yy..,L,
snecinl from O.brc s,vs tb. renort of tre,
ty Of separation between the Dominion Of Cau.
nd, and C,rn,t Rr;t;,n l. ,nf,nnd.d
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1872-02-16

GE DR. B w. BELL & Co, have just
received II fresh supply of ohnoc Drugs and
Family Groo"rics. Call aud see them, and
satisfy yourselves.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1872-02-16
"TAXED To DEArn" CoMILAlNr FRO

"TAXED To DEArn' = CoMMLA,Nr FROM
RADICAL S"uRcE. Or,ngctury Nc,cs
says on the subject of taxation
"fnr, pr"nontiun e,nhr .ce,l IN a bill INV
hrfnre The Legislature to levy II Tux of nino
teen II ills on th. dollar, for the ensuing year,
is sinply ini";nous The Legislature itself.
i" its r"gnlr appropriation Bill estimates
the anl"unt required To carry on the govern
ncnt Of the State including J G., >latvn ex
p"nscs ut the suli i'ntiy hg figure Of
$09J. 900
At the prnpnscd rate Of tax,ti,n there
wonld b" gr,und out of tnr flesh aud bln,d
lands aud personal property nf this State. the
ennrmnus amount Ut Three Million 81. 4 Forty
Thousand Dollars !--mnre tl,nn three times
I'll whole sum required for governmental pur
poses by tile well considered estim,te nf th,
very Legislature whirh has the bnl lness to
entertain this proposition for the le.alizatiou
Of highway robbery
In the name Of all that is honest. in the
name If hunestv itself. in the name of Repul,
licnnism which is 'unre hnnect thnn mere
l.ga honesty. (fnr it secures mans right not
merely 70 property but to himself,) let the
vote upnn this nlnrnnl bill show to the world
ut large that Republican legislation is not
subsrrsive Of every right If human fush.
blood and sinsw, Of every rule of property
aud of every consideration of decency -
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1872-02-16

RE Mr.. j w. SrRIBLINa requests all
persons who have subscribed to building the
B,ptiSt Church ut Wnlhalla, to come forward
and pay up See notice elsewhere.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1872-02-16

DEATH DoINos .SpRINaFIELp, O. Feb
5 Five powder mills belonging to tho Mia
mi Powder CnnIpnny, and loc ted between
Xena aud YeIl"w Springs, on the Little
Miami railroad, exploited ut ten o'clock this
morning. Several men were kil!en. and IN
other in missing. The ground il strewn with
tlmbers aud dctris fnr half a mile. AT Vel
inw Springs hundreds Of windows were DE-.
'n',lished. This olty was considerably sI,a
ken, and the inhnbitnnts ran into the streets
IA great alarm, The nnunps of the persons
killed bv the "x; l,,sinn nre: Moro Ballard,
Robinson White md coInred man named
Conley. The latter was blown into fragments.
Nothing could he found of him hut /, pnrt,on
of his no I'd and trunk The shock w.s dis
tinctly felt ut Dayton, Urbsna aud Xenin
The aln,mnt Of loss has not been ascertained
Hundreds of citizens are hurrying to the
scene'ot the disaster and rendering ul posi-
BILE assistance Duncnnv, coored man, IL
80 terribly lacerntcd thnt his death is mo
mentarily expected Search il being made
among the ruins for more work k,nen, son,o of
whom are missing. The bodies of tho ,ieud
arc shockingly mutilated aud burned A
hriok house, standing more thnn mile dis
t"nt. had the windows completely blown out
and was otherwise d'unaged Great excite
ment prevailed rI
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1872-02-16


SmELrERTNG STOCK - An experiment
mnde IN En-, land shows that one hundred
sheep fed under shelter on twenty pounds of
Swedish tnrnips each PR dry, ut the cad Of
u few weeks hid gained three pounds oncI.
n0re than ai'nther hun irod which were fed
twenty pounds Of the SINE kinl Of turnps
each. hut ip the open airor field Five sheep
were fed IN the open air in Nnvember. the
temperatures being 1T f,rty. four degrees They
consumed 'nG ninety pounds of fool per day. -
At the cnd Of ten days they weighed two
pounds less than whenat first exposed Five
other sheep were then placed 10 a shed. tho
temperature being f,rty nine dcgrcos ~ flrst
they consumed eighty two pu,inda per d,y,
then seventy pounds, and ut the end Of t6e
time they had gaioed twenty three pounds.
This IL proof tsuificientof the advantage of
sheltering of,stock Of winter.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1872-02-16

TNDRcENT SEARCHING The Lanrensville
HynM gives sn nccn.int of II scnr.l, made in
that town. during the night. BY United
States Marsh'I aud sqc,d If soldiers. ut the
house of 8. D. Garlingtpn. which. for inde
ccncy md brutality. Is wo,se. ii possible, than
anything We have heard of since the war of
persecution first opened They not onIy ran
Sucked the house from cellar to r,mf To find
Mr.. e. hut they aotually serchrd the he'd III
which Mrs G.. was lying very sick. with 40
infant only = few days old, by her side. Mra
G. sud the widowed ,nptl,cr Of Mr. G.. we're
;is only persons in tho liDaSs al the time
Th,b rd had foan. since th5 I TO y me pairty
visited the town of Clinton in SO ,rch Of Mr.
Jaass H;psiaaa, With the same susssss. = - !
Union Tmes. 9tl$!iH n
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1872-02-16


If C.adidates, ,0ili be charged for as adpe,tiye
vents.
GkS~ JOB Printing neatly and chcaply executed
BeO" Necesstty compeis ns to atthere strictly ID
10 requirement Of fcash payment. ~
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WALItLLA, S. c.:
Friday Morning, Feb. 16, 1879.
neA- The Now York papers state that for.
eirn and domestic dry goods are advancing iu
price.
EB-a We nro Indebted to Representative
SuANKLIN for Legislative favors.
RE- Messrs. HAYDEN & BRo., have lens
c'i the Mountaineer aud PROMISE at IN early
day to enlarge its columns
rA- Lewis L. PosT has hcen appointed
Commissioners deeds for South Carolina. to
reside in tho city Of New York.
nn= The Colnnbia papers Of tho 18th ro
port the Congareo river very high with no
immediate prospect OF its sutsiling
ray We publish elsewhere. that Judge
GREEN has decided that County Commission
crs have no authority under the law to grant
license
neA- The Calendar Of tho House on the
18th covered l2 pnges of printed matter,
numbering 1856 Bills and resolutions not dis
posed Of.
GT DR. B w. BELL & Co, have just
received II fresh supply Of oh"oe Drugs and
Family Gr"o"rics. Call aud see them, and
satisfy yourselves.
RE Mr.. j w. SrR1BL1Na requests all
persons who hnve subscribed to building the
B,pti>t Church ut Walhalla, to come forward
and pay up See notice elsewhere.
the Editorial department, of tho Greenville
Enterprise. Mr.. BAILEY, the proprietor
will assume full editorial control over the D..
per.
ED- The B,arl. of County Commissioners
for Greenvil'e County have given notice that
after the lst of May next. the end of the u
s. Revenue year, no liquor license will be
granted by then.
A0- Mr. VooRnEEs, of Indiana iu,rdu.
cea into the United States House of Repre-
tentntives resolutions to recognize the heliv
erency nf Cuba Under vote to snsprnd
the rules fnr the Immediate consideration Of
the resolutions, they were laid over.
eg- a meeting of the Republican State
Convention will be held in Columbia ON next
Monday, the 10Th inst tn elect Delegates to
the National Republican Conventio, to be
held in Philadelphia in June The nunbcr
Of delegates from tho yarinus counties Of the
State is the same as the representation in the
lower Ilouse.
- New Goods.
Mrs. II KNEE, lady Of taste and expert
cnce in the selection Of gnods, ndvcr,is.s a
new stack Of general merchandise. ut the
stand formerly occupied by j. II. OLDHAM
Ter old customers aud the public generally
are requested to call aud examine her stock
and prices:
The Weather.
There has not been svycrcr January in
this section in the r,.onIln.tion nf fila MID net
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-28
THE WEATHER.

WAR DEPARTMENT. !
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, ID. u, March ~, 1o72

WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, ID. u, March ~, 1o72
Synopsis Jor The fdst 7toenty-joM' Hours.
The display OF cautlonary signals along the lakes
Will be resumed on April 1. Clear weather is
very generally prevailing from the MissIssippt
River to the Atlantic. The barometer has
continued falling over the Northwest where the
winds have veered to eastery and soutnerly and
extended It's influence 10 the OHIO Valley and the
upper lakes, ana Is probably lowest over Iowa.
frOb0Oilites
Clear and pleasant weather Will prevail ON Thurs
day from the lower lakes to the Eastern Gulf anct
eastward to the Atlantic. The barometer Will Con-
tinuc falling north and west Of the Ohio Valley with
eastcry TO southerly winds, ana gradually extend
eastery to the Middle States and southwark howard
the South Atlantic States. Increased c'.oudiness
with, very probably threatening weatley, will pre-
vail IRON the OHIO Valley southwark and west
ward. Rising temperature Is probable for the
country east OF the Rocky Mountains during Thurs
day.
Dangerous winds are not aaricinated for the At.
lanuc aud Gulf coasts
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TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS, March q, 1872.
The trial OF the action for libel brought by GEN.
eral Trochu against the newspaper Figaro COM
menced to-day and attracted large crowd Of
spectators.
M. Vitu, the author or the articles complained Of
pleaded good faith in writing the same
General Trochu was examined as q witness, and
in the course Of his evidence sought TO prove tina,
his honor had been attacked.
Among the witnesses who testified In favor Of the
defence were Count Palikao ex.Ministers Chevreau,
vui.ry, Magne and Rouher, ex-President Schneider,
NJ. Pietri and the Marquis Of Andearre Their ties.
timony went to show that Trochu was at first de-
voted to the Emperor, and when toe empire fell he
gave all the assistance In his power to the govern.
ment OF The Atm of September.
PARLIAMENTARY RECESS.
committee OF the Assembly has reported in favor
of a recess Of two weeks to commence on the SOth
instant.
MARTIAL LAW AGAINST NEWSPAPER.
General Ladmrault Governor OF Paris, has pro-
hiblted the publication or The Constitution news
paper.
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ENGLAND.
Crime, Fashion, Emigration and Orton-Tic
borne's Estate Claim.
1tlEtTAm TO TINE NEW YORK xssaLa

TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK wssLa
LONDON, March 81, 1872.
The trial OF william Chester Minor the American
physician who snot and killed laborer named
George Merritt. In lambeth on the morning Of
February II, has been postponed, the prisoners
counsel having entered plea Of insanity.
oRroNTICHBoRNE's APPEAL FROM PRISON.
The Itch borne estate claimant, Orion Tichborne,
who is now In prison awaiting trial on charge OF
perjury has published card appealing to the pub
lie for subscrlptlons to aid him In making his
defence.
MINISTER sCHENCK'S RECEPTIONS.
The last evening reception OF the season Of the
Hon. r. G. SchenCk, the American Minister, ID
announced to take place next Saturday night.
EMIGRATION TO THE AMERICAN FAR WEST.
The steamship HISTORIAN, which lett Liverpool
yesterday for Norfolk, Va, and Baltimore, Nd took
out $50 coOnists, who intend settling in Nebraska.
RADICAL REvoLUTIoNIsM FOR CITIZEN REPRESENTA-
TON.
The republicans OF Norwich have invited Mr..
Ogden to contest the election In that borough for
the vacant seat in Parliament
ROYAL HARwICH YACHT CLUB HONOR.
Mr. Ashbury has been elected Commodore OF the
Royal Harwich Yacht Club.
EMIGRATION TO VIRGINIA. s,..
Mr. Lempriere will soon sail with large party OF
emlgrants for Virginia.
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TIE PACIFIC COAST.

General Diaz san Francisco--A Judge ts)
Sentenced TO be Hanged-The Ex-Governor
of Oregon Determined to serve Two Mas
tiers.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 81 1872.
General Por6rio Diaz arrived here overland.
with the Intention OF embarking for Mazatlan. As
1t Is expected however that the steamer due April
/ will bring news OF the recapture OF Mazatlan, he
Will not leave
Judge James Bushton has been convicted OF the
murder OF Manuel Hughes and sentenced to be
hanged at Monterey on the 18th OF May.
Ex-Governor Gibbs, OF Port land, oregon, having
been appointed United States District Attorney, re.
fuses to surrender the Office OF Prosecuting ATTORNEY
OF the Fourth District Court to o. b. Belinger, VINO
was appointed by the Governor, he (Gibbsj claim.
ing the right TO hold both federal and State appoint
ments, and proceedings have been commenced to
remove him.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-28
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

Consos closed gS for both money and account United
States fvetwenty bonds, lso2s s2 1855 DID, 1897 1875
9SM ten-fortics, SgIa.
PARIs BouEsr.-fAnrs, March 27-Noon.- opened
nj 56t.
LIVERPOOL COTTON STANDARDIZATION, March 81
5P M-The cotton market closed strong mdding uplands
I'D IL Id mdding Orleans HID The the av
been 5ooJ bales including 5000 for speculation
LIVERPOOL BRE ApsTUrFs MARKEr.-LivERrooL, March
27-b r. M-Corn, 2es per quarter. Tue market opened
spring. .
275 r M-Pork 5us per bb for fine Western prime
Lard, Ais. per cwt. .
LryFRpooL PRODUCE Observation-Disclosures, March
X-Evenine. Common rosln ~. 80. 49, per cwt.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.-LoNpoS March T.--Ta-
low 72s per cwt for Russian. Common rosn, 9s g. 3D.
per Lipsecd OIL f33 los. E33 Zoe. Der ton Spirits
turpentine. b4s I'll. per cwt
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CUBA.
The Reporter an Impending Duel Between thu
vtrginius and Spanish War
Steamer Ridiculed.
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

HAVANA, March q, 1872.
Spanish naval ofhcers here ridicule the report Of
the blockade runner virginlus showing fight In the
harbor OF Aspinwall. They say she is only trying
to make her escape.
The mail steamer from Vera Cruz arrived to-day.
Among her passengers were Messrs. Bryant and
Huribert and party, on their return to New YORK
from visit to the Mexican capial, and Senior
Asplroz, the new Mexican Commissioner, en- route
TO washington.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-28

Internationalist Democracy in Free and
Fatal Fight.
MADRID. March q, 1872.
At meeting OF the Internatonals IN this city last
night there was much excitement ana the proceed.
ings were disorderly. fight occurred, pistols
were used and one man was shot.
RADICAL CURE FOR CITY RIOT.
The troops dispersed mob yesterday in Grenada
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-28
SANDWICH ISLANDS.
Interruption OF Mail Communication Retvscn
Hawaii and America
TELEGRAM TO TIVE NEW YORK HERALD
HoN0nunU. Maroon 10.

HoNOLI1U, Maroon H.
Via SAN FRANCISCO, March "a, 1872.
The Hawaiian government having promised to
pay to webb's line OF steamers AUSTRALIAN mail the
amount OF subsidy formerly paid to Halls line, and
then refused to redeem the promise on the ground
that the Privy Council objected, Mr.. Webb has
ordered his steamers to refuse all me4 matter to or
from the islands; and II the government persists In
refusing the subsidy he will his steamers by the
way OF the Navlgatorsl Islands. and not touch at
Honolulu either way.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-28
SHOOTING AFFRAY IN THE FOURTH WARD.

ROBERT Yeager, proprietor OF the Fourth Ward
Hotel IA and 10 Catharine street. last night quar-.
lelled with his wife, and ended the dispute by
snooung ner In the LEFT cheek. Alter committing
concealed IN the adjoining house by the police. ne
WIZ be arraigncd at the TomDs this MORNING.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-28
THE JAPS IN PHILADELPHIA,

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March q, 1872.
Most Of the Japanese Embassy to-day started for
Reading to inspect the coal mines and iron fur.
naces. The military members remained In this CITY
and visited the arsenal,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-28

A.-The Old f;uard Exclaimed, Sup, md aG
Themr'The cry repeated by enthusiastic Young America
and KNoxs supply Of his elegant spring styles Of Hats
rapidly disappearing in consequence Buy your hats at Az
dway
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1flteRiHs TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

MADRID March ~, 1872.
AS the time for the general elections Of members
of the Cortes approaches, indications Of public dis
order become more apparent Slight disturbances
have already occurred at Granada. resulting, thus
far, in the wounding Of one person.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-28

AngeIps Turkish Baths, LEXINGTON Avenue,
corner Twsny.ffth streetGentlemen every day and all
night; iades day and evening" best ventiatIol highest
tempere ture best shampoong; gratues advantages
uncqua lied; Europe outdone. ~
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finy Twenty Pieces of Half Dime Shee.
for 81 Ten pieces dime SERIES 81 post paid En-
q Gee stamp for catalogue. u. W. HITCHCOCK,
Store 429 Third avenue, Now York.
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Government Finance Against Legislative PriA
oiple-G German Demonstration In the Fits
British War Action Against Colo
NAL Natives-Tslegraphs,
Trade and Customs.
rflssaAm TO TINE NEW rolr HEaAlS.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 81, 1872
The mail steamship Montana has arrived at this
port from Honolulu, where she connected with the
steamship from Australia, with dates from Mel
bourne TO February Is. and from Auckland. New
Zealand, to the 24th of the same month. The Mon
tana brings l6O passengers and the following news
repOrts:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-28

For Moth Patches, FreclxI.s and Tan Use
PERxY's MOTH AND FRECkLE LOTION, the well known,
reliable aud harmless remedy for brown dscooraor3 OF
the face Depot, " Bond ST. YORK. Sold by all drug
giE.a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-28

Bnrry Du Barry's Kevnlenta Arabica Food,
for invads Tho nutrive preparation ever offered to
the public. RkvALENTA CHOCOLATE, most deightu
beverage. JOHN y, HENRY, Agent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-28

A.-Ligh Hats for spring Wcnr and Light
prices for first eass article hiing ESPENSCHIED'S
Establishment lis Nassau street, with crowds of custocrs
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A Cara from Levinger.
NIw Wong March os 1875


70 THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
by the proceedings before the Judiciary Commit
tee ON Saturday, published In your Sunday ISSUE
1t appears that Mr.. Seinhart, my client, was called
as o witness on behalf of Judge Barnard, and In
giving mis- testimony took occasion to cast refecuora
upon my professional ability and character. /
would respectfully call your attention and tnat OF
the pubic to the following facts, which stand I'M
cOntradlcted, viz. -
Firs,-That the injunction which Judge Barnard
refused to grant upon the application OF myself and
my partner was subsequently granted by the same
Judge upon the application or Colonel Felowes
upon the same IDENTICAL papers, drawn up Dy me
ana signed by me and endorsed with the narfe OF
my irin
Second-That since. the granting OF the ipiunc-
ton and up To this very day my self and partners
have the only counsel III the case, and Colonel
Fellows has not acted either as attorney or counsel
In II.
And now leave 1t to an intelligent aud Impartial
public to say whether, II Mr.. Stelnnart had enter
ialned Of me such. an opinion as he expressed be-
fore the committee, he would have continued to EN-.
ploy me as his counsel, or whether myself or any
member OF my firm would have consented TO act for
him If he mad expressed such an opinion. Yours,
&C. ADOLF LEyINGER
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story of Forty Yenrs.-Wbnt Can We
tell the world about lALON'S HAIR INvIGORATOR,
that does not already know Only thsaaat the reputa
for yitalzing, beatifyrg renewing purifying, thckenng
and CLOSING the hair rsnais unshaksn In spite OF humbug
competition. Sold by all druggists.
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SPAIN.

Radical Agitation Preliminary to the Parlia-
mentary Elections
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FRANCE.

General Trochu's Suit for Libel Against City
Newspaper Question Of the Plaintiffs
Allegiance Parliamentary Recess
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i, X. Terry, By Union Squarp.--d;ents',
Boys Ladies' Misses and Caldren's Hats All the new
stxies Prices very low
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Fpccialty. 'H
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