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The Blue Ridge swindle.

The Columbia Union attempts to- gloss
over the Blue Ridge swindle by assegerating
that the Democratic press always counted
the four million dollars Of Blue Ridge bonds,
endorsed by the State, as part OF the pub
lie debt. What II they did,? The event
shows that the Democratic press were right,
and that the Radical politicians, from Mr..
Chamberlain down, were wrong. But in no
event could the State be called on to pay the
bonds until they fell due, even if their issue
was legal, and they were lawfully used. Ihe
Radicals, however, step in and pay $780,
900 in bills receivable to release the State
from contingent liability OF four millions,
at a time when the public interest is unpaid
and State bonds are selling at thirty cents on
the dollar. Not content with buying up the
Blue Ridge bonds at five times their value
the Legislature have released the mortgage
upon the Blue Ridge Road, which mortgage
was the States only security. They furnish
the means of paying of the debts OF the
road, and turn it over, free OF all encum-
brance, to Ring Of unscrupulous specuia-
tors.
This Blue Ridge bill was passed by the
votes Of the Radical members, and they are
responsible for the swindle. The WrIggllng
of The Union will not help them.
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Current Literature.

ED1SBURaH REVIEW. January, 1872. R'puoll-
cation: Leonard Scott Furnishing Company.
The present number is very good. Article
/, Yu!e's Edition of Marco Polo is critical aud
geographical rather than biographical. Arti-
Gle 2, Love-making as Fine Art interesting
but only The female intellect is capable OF en-
tlrely mastering 1t. Article 8, Tyermans Life
of John Wesley is a convenient compendium
of the original. Article 4, Tyler on Primitive
Culture treats of one of the most Interesting
topics of science. Article Is Review OF
Grove and Calvaselle and the History OF
Painting, and is rather minute for the general
reader. Article 6, on Railway Organization IN
the late war is, 1t is 10 be hoped, one which
will never have any practical interest again
on this side OF the waller. Article 7, Irish UNI
yersity Education, is purely Of local interest.
Article 8, Grants Central Provinces OF india,
will be found OF interest. Article 9, a faVora-
BILE review of Browning's Balaustlon, ls not
likely to be generally accepted az correct.
Article 10, the Church, the Land and the Lib
erals, will furnish the kind Of pleasure which
every one feels In the troubles of his neigh
bors.
The ECLECTIC.
We have received from Fogartle's Book De-
postory the March number Of the Eclectic.
In this number We find The opening chapters
of William Blacks new novel, The Strange Ad-
uent,res ofa Pheton. If 1t fulfil the promise
which these give, it will be one of the most
attractive novels of the day. The leading ar
ticle is a popular essay on Adhonnet, and
among the other articles are "The Early Life
of Charles Dickens;" "strange News about the
Solar Prominences;" National Debts and
National Prosperity" 1.-THE Talking Animal
Quaint Customs in Kwei Chow; George Mac
Donald; Spain: Her Manners and Amuse'
ments; The Haunted Enghenio, and Matrimo-
NAL Curlositles.
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A Naturalization Record.

The bill which has been introduced In Con-
gress for record Of naturalization In the
State Department at Washington provides
that the department shall keep book IN
which all declarations of intention to become
citizens and actual nalurallzations shall be
systematically entered and kept for reference,
and that the process OF naturalization shal IN
no case be complete until the entries have
been made. all courts are required to for
ward the naturalization papers they issue to
the s:ate Department for record, and the de-
partment Is to give certified copies OF natural
lzation certificates 10 persons who may have
lost them, and to publish every year list Of
all the naturalIzations granted. The alleged
necessity of this measure arises from the fre-
quent loss of certificates of naturalization and
the imperfect manner in which the records OF
courts authorized to grant such certificates
are Kepr, and from the fools OF fraudulent
naturalization papers which are issued in some
OF the large cities just before Important elec-
ttons
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Thackeray-The "Crown Edition.

Everybody, Of course, has read Thaekeray,
but nobody until now has had an opportunity
of enjoying the works of the great novelist as
they ought to be enjoyed. The "Crown
Ediion"-of which We have, in The NeDcomes,
the Initial volumes-is literary luxury which
will be appreciated by every lover Of Thacke.
ray. Printed in fine large type, on tinted
paper, the text is illustrated profusely by
Doyle, in a style far superior to anything ol
the kind that has before been attempted IN
popular edition. Eleven volumes, we believe,
will complete the series, which is decidedly
English in its dress, though it bears the I'M
print of Lippincott, of Philadelphia.
The Ne,ocones form volumes and 2: which
are handsomely bound in one, price s3 Is.
They may also be had separately at 81 each.
The "Crown Edition" Is for sale at Fogartie's
Book Depository, and is well worth inspec-
tie5, even by, those who may not Intend to
hpv
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MIR. Puneh's Little Bill.

The London Punch brings o bill against
Brother Jonathan for indirect damages, among
which are the following items:
For the use of The works Of ancient
English authors, from William
Shakespeare downwards, and for
calling them American authors. .810O, 600, 600
For piracy on modern English au.
thors, and for not calling great
m uy OF them American authors. 10o,o00,ooo
For insulting the Kings or Queens
English by speaking It, Tor bo , nm
years, nasally. .........:.. Zo,ooo,ooo
For a. tempting to destroy the mon.
archical principles OF his Royal
Highness the Prince Of Wales,
by treating him with 30 much
Kindness and hospitality that his
Royal Highness was Induced to
think well Of Republicans. 80. l00,000,ouo
For inventing Hans Breitmann. In
etead OF leaving to some English
him him 'no ,i.'.'................ ~ 100000
Punch also has an item for twenty years Of
violent abuse poured upon England by the
New York Herald, for which 1t charges two
and half pence. The bill is signed Gladstone
and Punch.
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Mem Dnblirgtlnns.

T1OGARTIE'S BOOK DEPOSITORY.
HYMNAL OF THE CHURCH, STANDARD" Edi.
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thy for introduction int Churches.
NEW CATALOGUE, No. %.
LECTURES ON THE SCIENCE OF RELIGION,
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Lange-a new volume Of Lange's containing
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Of Lectures to the Times on Natural Theology and
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the Progress Of Doctrine in the New Testament,
Champion Lectures,) by Thomas y. Bernard,
The Infinite and the Finite, by Theophilus Par.
Second Series OF Froude's Short Studies on
Or at Subjects, cheap ediLion, 81 so.
The AbomInatIons OF Modern Society, by Rev.
T. Dewitt Talmage, author OF "Crumos Swept
Up,n 81 80.
Bible Teachingaln in Nature, by the Rev. Hugh
Macmillan, 81 80.
Horne versus Darwin; q judicial Examination
OF Statements recently published by Mr.. Darwin
regarding "The Descent OF Man." 81.
More Crricsms On Darwin, and Admnistra.
tive Nihlllsm, BY Huxley. 50 cents: ,,o ,.
Humor, Asperilies and Amenities Of ths Law, by
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Pleasures OF Old age, from the French OF Emile
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with descriptions OF their va,ious shades OF
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Oxford, So.
LATE NOVELS.
wifrld cumbermede, by George Macdonald, 81 IS;
The Little Moorland Princess, by author OF
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charged only the price OF the book. We pay for
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Eeaal Not res

A DMINISTRATO RS OTIOE. -
n Whereas, Letters Of Administration upon
the Estate OF JAMES NJ. CALDWELL, late OF
Chsrleston S. O., have been gram ed to the sub.
scrIber, all pers, rs indebted TO the said Estate
are requested to make i'm edate payment, and
those having claims against the same will make
them known Without delay:
ANNE F. CALDWELL,
febl7.s3 Administrative.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-03-02

NINETEEN thousand seven hundred and
ninety.one acres Of land, in GreenVllle
County, are to be sold for taxes on Tues
daV next
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TEAS TEAS TEAS
Our customers can be assured that we win not
be undersold by any house In the price and quail
ty Of
IT E A S !
We are now Offering q better article at One Dol.
lar per pound than Is sold In other King street
stores at twenty-five cents per pound more.
We buy TEAS in larger quantities, and more
direct, than any other house.
Our TEA sales will average double that Of any
other house in Charleston.
Gail and get samples.
We have made specially Of TEA for number
Of years, and can sell at q closer pront than any
other store.
No. sos KING STREET.
WILSON'S, WILSON'S
English Gooseberrles tn glass;
English Plums (damsons)
English Rhubsrb
English Green Cages
English Cherries
English Red Currants
English Black Ourrants.
A full assortment Of English JAMS, JELLIEs
DC, &C., at
Will MS g 3 OC q B 7,
No. sos KING STREET.
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fertilizers
6smlng alatbines.
THE UNEQUALLED MACHINE.

The HOME SHUTTLE uses the Straight Needle,
makes the lock stitch, (allke on both sldes,) has
selfadjustlng tension, and is the only first class
low price Sewing Machine In the market adapted
for every variety Of Sewing from muslns to
heaviest cloths. Price $25 ard $S7.
Agents warted. Send stamp for circular and
sample Of Sewing. 7. L. B1SSELL,
General Agent,
jan11-fmw6mo Charleston, 8. O.
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DOOMs TO RENT, IN A CENTRAL
II and pleasant locality furnished or unfur-
nisaed, with or without bolrd. Inquire at thi'
office. feb27-tuthsm4s
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Fnr Gnle.

TTOR SALE OR RENT, THAT DESIRA-
BILE House, No. 25 MaZyck street, with
four fine square rooms, pantry, esslng;room,
and two les, with oil necessary outou'iulngs.
mch2-1
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NNO RENT, TWO LARGE SQUARE
Rooms and Dressing Room, at No. Trap
mann street. Wchl-lr
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TOR SALE, THE GROCERY STORE
at the corner OF State street and Unity
alley. Rent reasonable. Cheap for Casn. IN
uuire within. leozZ-tustu4
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ITrANTED, AN ACTIVE COLoRED
w woman AZ house servant. None need ap.
uly who are not well recommended. No. R1t-
iedOo QypnQP. uCuLo
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VXTANTED TO. RBNT, BY A SMALL
w family Of adults neat Residence con:
taining four or nve rooms, 10 the V.clnlty ol
Broad street. Address Postofhce, new pox 1885,
mch1-fx
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90 Rent.

ITO RENT, "A GOOD BUSINESS STORE
and Bar.Room, with all fixtures complete.
Inquire at No. 81 Rutledge street, above Line.
rnch0-.A
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TOR SALE, A LOT OF FINE KEN.
TUCKY MULES, at low prices. Can be seen
at M. HOGAN Il CO.'S Stables, northWese corner
King and Spring streets. leo2o-or
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WANTED, A GOOD COOK FOR
w a small family; none need apply unless
wen recommended. Apply at No. Legare street.
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Ugnts.

N7ANTED, A CAPABLE HOUSE BOY.
w Must come well recommended. Apply 10
No. s2 East Bay or at No. 20 Meeting street.
mch2la
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T ENTUCKY MULES FOR SALE AT
n CHRISTOPHER,S STABLES, No. sos King
slrrer. Fine broke Mules, for llmoer, Turpenline
ond Earms low for cash or on lime to suit pur-
chasers CHAS. d. Mccoy. leo2o-o'
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NHARLEsTON WHOLESALE AND BE-

CHARLESTON WHOLESALE AND BE-
TAIL MANUFACTURING CIGAR AND TOBACCO
HOUSE,
No. 80 KING STREET, THREE DOORS SOUTH or
SOCIETY STREET.
MEERSCHACM PIPES q specially. therefore
can sell at prices to surprise you. Suitable lor
Christmas Presents.
ALSO,
An extensive and complete assortment OF Sl
articles ir his limo Of business is kept constantly
Law. elI orders extended to him, accompanied
with cash, or draft on responsible houses N me
city. Purchasers are requested to examine nls
perfect Stock before trading elsewhere.
WILLIAM SCHROEDER, 4
Proprietor Of Emperor william Cigar Store. .
noY1
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The only LOCAL PAPER in the County which
represents the good people OF orangeburg. Or.
culation large, and daily increasing. One Of the
best Advertising Mediums in the State.
Address HEYWARD d BEARD,
mchl-2 Orsngeburg. 8. O.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1872-08-10
VENTEs DE aTCCEas7oNs.


Succession dc @y1Onie Romtemot,
IN VERFU DUE ORDRE DE EHONORA-
bic Ia CoIr des PreuvGs, de la ParOisse vt.
Landry, II seln Yendu il Pencal public, au plus
0Hrant encherisseur, par le sOussignf, cneanfpm
public, Il Ia fesidcncG lie James Reed, ST., sur
lie Bayou B9uf, en- cette parOisse, fe MER-
CREDI, 21 AOft, 1872, les prOpri6tcs cf-lpres
d~eerites, dependant dc In succession deSydOnic
FOnten0t, d6c6dec, saYOir-
l, LHABITATI0N SUR LAQUELLE LA DE
Tunte demeurant en- dcrnier, sitn6e sur le Bayou
BEuf, en- IN Paroissc st. Landry, avec tOutes les
aneliOPations qui sy trOuvent, cOntenant cent
w. LittGl, au sud par la terrc de Ell. Clretfan. n
Fouest par lie Bayou Bguf ct il Fest par Ia terre
de J. U. Payne.
2. UE Let DE BETES 4 CoRNEs D0UCES,
e0Inprenant hut tetes.
3. UN o DE COCHONE, S
4. F0URNITURES DE MAISON EFT DE GUI-
sine.
ConditioHs-ProprietG mobiliere Tontes Ies
solnlneS au mOntant de dix piastres ct aIl-leS-
sous compliant, ct tOutes les adludicatiOns ;I,I-
desstls de.diN piastres payGbles le1er Novcmbrc,
1872.
PrOprietG immObiIiere Pour 6tre vendu a mn
credit de I'M, acux ct trOia ans Il partir du Jour
de Ia Yente, Gu placements anHaels egauX. Les
afailercElfs pour toutes les adiudicatiOns Il credit
f0uT1Iissallt leTIrs billets prOmissoires, ayce seen
rites 4 la satisfaction dc PAdministrateur ct
pOrtant huit pour cent tpinterGt par aimee dc
IeeheaIee Jnsquan Placement final, une lIypn-
tlleqle speclale ct lie privilege du yendenP ietc-
Nus sur IN pFOpFiete yemdue atiIf d'assurer lie
paiement enter ct complet du capital % DIES in
terGts.
IT,. PERR0DTN,
20 Juliet, 1872. Encanfeiir.
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August 10, 1872.

RMONHTHON-PARISH COURT, PARISH
w of St, LHudpy.-phe State of Louisiana, To
whom 1t may concern, Greeting:
Know, We, that Dominique c. Sittig, aresideflt
OF the Parish of st. Landry, has applied to our
Parish Court for a mOnition, or advertisement
iii conformity with the act of the Legislature en-
titled On q act relating to mOnitton and mode of
proceeding" approved March 18th, and since
Incorporated IN the Revised Statutes of the
State OF Louisiana, approved March l4th, 1870, to
make known that the said Dominique G. Sittig
became the purchaser of the property hereilI-
after described, at q public sale, at auction of
the property belonging to the Estate Of William
Henderson, late Of the Parish Of st. Landry, de-
ceased, made by FerreOl Perpgdill, a puhlieaues
fiOneer in and for the af0besaid Parish, on the
24th July, 1872, by Yirtue of an order of our said
Punish Court bearing date July goth, 1872, and a
commission IN pursuance thereof bearing date
the oath July, 1872, and directed to said Ferr6ol
PerTOdirl, or any other duly qualified aucti0neer,
in and for the Parish of ST. Landry, State of
Louisiana. Fa5
DESCRIPTION OF THE P%RoPERTY-A fractional
lot of ground, situated in the town of Opelausas,
with all the buildings and improvements there
on, measuring seventy feet trout on Main street,
by nfty-siX feet i'll depth on Bellevue street,
being the last residence of deceased.
The said property was sold on the terms and
conditions fixed in the order aforesaid, to-wit
Onhzlan of tho purchase price payable cash on
the day of sale the remainder on. twelve months
time. Purchasers to execute their notes payable
to the order of Joseph Gibbs, Dafiye Testamen-
tary Executor and special ageIltand attorney i'm
1880 ~ EN4N% oNAA
ing eight per cent per anIuIl interest after ma
fInlfy. secured by a special mortgage aud ven
doris privilege on the property sold, until final
paymeIl OF purchase price, principal and IN
teFest to accrue. The said Dominique G.. sittig
has fully complied with the terms and e0ndi-
ttOns Of sud sale by paying six hundred and
twenty-five dollars in cash, ON the day of sale to
the said auetioneer, and by giving his note for
the like sum, payable twelve months after date.
Wherefore, all persons who can set up airy
title to the aforesaid property, in consequence
of any mfoTnlality I'M the order of Court under
which the sale WAS made, on any irregularfty OF
nlegalitg in the appTaiselnent or advertisements
IN the TIME and manner of sale, and for any
other deTecfs whatsoever. to show cause within
thirty days from the day said monitlon Is first
inserted in the public papers,, why the sale 50
made should not be confirmed and ~hemol0gated
IN accordance with the application Ut said Do
nliHidHe @. sittig, the purchaser.
In testimony thereof I llerelnto set my hand
ana seaIG1 0fffce at 0pelBusas, La, the list day
of August, 1872. Z. p. YEAzTE,
August 10 l8T2-5t. Deputy-Cierk.
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The Outward Masonic Life.


A life that does not quadrate with
principle prefessed, always results in
damage to the institution of which the
moral defau1ter is a member, and
from which he claims to derive the in
SEPARATION of his conduct. Imperfect
Masonic living is the greatest bane of
u society. Masonry proposes no prin-
ciple but what is perfectly practicable,
and afailure to illustrate in the outward
life is evidence of the lack of heart
fealty to the ethics of the institution.
So long as Masonry tOlerates gross yiO-
latiOns of the cardinal virtues upOn
which it's fabric rests, so long will it
fail to impress the profane world with
either its beauty or utility. When it is
known that a profane, obscene, drunken,
adulterOus maj is admitted to our re-
treats, and meets with no rebuke from
the constituted authorities, circumference
drawn by a discriminatingpublic will be
that either Masonic morals are a sham,
or that the discipline of the order is i'm
potent to the reproof or correction of
the vices of its adherents.
The only way in which Masonry can
exert Il powerful magnetism upon the
outer world to draw the good to it's al
tars, is by in~yiolable fidelity to the lofty
| requirements which we claim to lay
upon III neophytes.
Let us live i'll such a way as that 9TH
ers may see the light of principle in our
| carriage and conduct, and spirits seek
ing association with the good will
knock at our doors, and ask to be adj
mitted to cOngenial companiOnsllip.
BY the same law that induces these
noble souls to apply for admission to
our secret fellOWships, the vicious will
| be repealed, and our lodge rooms be
| truly the retreats of virtue. ~
Is there o brother among us openly
trampling the jewels of Our order, un-
der %unhallOwed feet, recklessly disre-
of instruction impaired to him in the
lodge room, let him reflect upon the
fearful respons. bility he assumes in
giving such a forbidding expression of
the value of Masonry to the world.
His want0n conduct may furnish the
apology to thousands OrefrainfrOm ap-
plicafi0n to our mystic rites, and afford
argument to those who would blot us
from existence. One profane intemDe-
rate, and licentious Mason can do more
harm to our order than all the anti-Ma-
sonicagitators in ChristendOm. A good
life is an irresistible answer to all cav
lis.
Our Junior Wadens use charity for q
very bad end when they tolerate shame
less vice in the craftsmen. Let him
%scrutinize the conduct of those over
whom he is set to watch, and be prompt
to admOnish the erTing, and bring to trial
those who obstinately resist his warm
Overwhelmingly FFeemasOn.