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no Texas probably has the largest
provision for common school purposes
Of any State in the country. Fifty leagues
OF land have been donated for the cstab7
lislmenr of State University, ind four
leagues to- each county in the State for
coinmon school purposes, making the
aggregate Of S,435, 400 acres of tho finest
land in the State. Under the present
constitution all these lands have been
turned over. to the general school. fund.
and to this fund is. also added adj tie pro-
ceeds Of sale of allthe publiclands; also,
one fourth the revenue of general taxa
ton. and the poll-tax. of:ene dollar on
each each male person over twenty-one
and under sixty years old. With all
these resources the school fund under
the infamous Radical administration is
bankrupt.
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Military Arrests.

Our exchanges from the up-country still
continue to chronicle unlimited arrests on
all sides by Grants soldiery. The New
berry Herald says:
At moment of profound quiet und
whilst an overt taxed and dispirlted poo.
pie are patiently combating the moral
lates with the weapon of hope, and Of
faith in the future, and essaying to rise,
with cheerful elasticity from the shackles.
which bind and the obstacles that obtrude
as barrier to honest success in the ave-
nues of trade, and which consequently
impoverish and blight as !, doth the mil
dew, the fat goes forth that arrests are to
be made, and that the terror, uncertainty,
confusion, and interruption which devas-
tated some of the upper counties, must
also embarress AMI distress Ncwberry.
In. our sad financial condition, with an
unpfopiticns season; no work done IN the
fields; the labor system more or less UNI
certain and heavy taxes and other liabll-
tiles to meet, the result OF this most un-
fortunate state Of affairs is obvious-it is
ruin And why? Is it the better 10 in
sure Republican elections. or is it for
emolu,nent? If for either of these, then
from the heart we say carry the elections
and take the gold, but in the name Of the
humanities let our people have peace,
that tEey may pursue rhespaths Of peace;
till their fields; engage i'll trade; meet the
demands of State; provide for helpless
age and infancy educate the youth, and
bind up the broken fortunes.
What can We say. or what can we do,
to arrest the evils that tctide? Words
are as idle as Canute's attempt to stay
the waves We are in an extremity. Ard
there is no silver lining to the clouds
about Us. Action, other Than that of true
moral courage, is equally futile as mur
muring words. We urge upon our perse
.cuted people, therefore, the heroism Of pa
tience, endurance, forbearance, sympathy,
&c, as the qualities which win in an hour
like this.
The following are the names of those
who have been arrested so far as we are
able to learn
DR.. E.. c., Jones'. DR.. Marion Settler.
Charles Sims, John Merchant, Ciero Love-
lase, Franklin Merchant, Dr. VIM. Kinard,
Frank Loveloce, T. 2. Wadlington, Eli
r. F. Dodd, Sim Malone, Jeff Duncan,
Grafton Laney, and Isom Russell and
wife, the four latter colored.
The Carolina Spartan has the follow
ing:
The following citizens of the town of
Laurens were arrested on Sunday morning
last by company of United States cav
airy, who we areinformed dashedin about
daylight and picketing TIE roads and
streets, commenced an. indiscriminate ar
rest of citizens of the town. We have
not learned under what pretext the citi-
zens Of Laurens are subjected to military
outrage and despotic tyranny. We have
never heard of a single Ku-Klux being
seen in Laurens county The following
are the names of.those who were arrested
us to the time our informant left Laurens
B. E.. Richardson, Maj. ]. a. beffnd,
Dr.sW.t E. Black, Capt 4. McCarleyJ De'
Thomas Mccoy, JohnsH. RichardSonc A.
p: Eichslberger, Il. w. Anderson, E.
&c .-eN
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Col. Bacon Successful in New

Our popular fellow citizensscol. Thos.
G. Bacon, isnow in New Orleans; attend
ing the Metailse Races-with three of
his fine horsess Mamie DoGglas.sFrank
Hainptonn and bob. Shelton. The win
ming ,ef the seeondgrace Of the second
lay-Tuesday the ehd inst.51aly Na,,nie-
Douglas:4is ihus .sessti ibo.lsby :;Eeiiq4c: !
ihc NeWsY;torll 9ss:of'ds:2.
The Second race Was one Of two-mile
helks!f for club purse of 81 100, aiId ior'
which it was hopod there would have
been a large field oi entries. But to The
disappointment of.all on the entries be-
ing opened only two were found in-E.,
II. Sanford's crack iilly Salina and Major
Bacon's favorite old bay mare Mamie
Douglas, the heroine Of many ,wcll-coni
tested fields. In the pools&iast evening
and to-day on the track Salina was red
hot favorite at the odds. of four and fye
to one; but the Knowing ones were adrift
this time. Salina had evidently not got
over her race for the Bingaman Stakes
on Saturday, while the mile and a half
dash that Mamie ran second tx. .Monar-
ehist in seemed to have been Just the
right thing for the old mare. In the first
heat Salina took the: lead from the start,
making the pace quite lively but in
coming up tito home-stretch she acted
very badly, and bolted to the outside Of
the track, Mamie going'to.tho front and
winning easily by three, lengths: Timo,
3.39%., The second heat was. an easy job
;for Nannie, she taking the lead, and was
never troubled, salins not being able to
reach her at any time during the heat,
Mamie winning by three lengths in 3:49a.
2. Previous to this, is. en.the day before if
we mistake not Bob. Shelton had won
an important race, bearing off a'purse OF
$780,. And even on, this same day, m a
dash Of a, mile and quarter, with nine
competitors, Bob came in second, and
only half length behind the winning ming
mare. After Tuesday, on account OF. tre-
mendous rains, further racing was post
poned until Saturday last. -.
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Green Peas.

The first green peas of the season,
raised in, the, vicinity of this, city, were
offered for sale in our market yesterday
by Mr.-Jbhn Teynac. The modest prices
Of fifty cents pefrquart was, !chafeeqrfof'
them, an5. tsadny ,baEa yydthg eonPole,
seufs who ehahcSd 1 esty IT,: .1s q5J e
.ruh Adverfiser era4fl5nn seyfcs 11e1 7s' r'
lan Ni tlG oSs.T EoiiFa sScy ett r7dot ead i'nH
.nsbIido rid-ot 7siston q
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- g-;:~ John T. Hubbard, formerly Chief
State Constable, has beenarpninted Gen
eral Deputy Marshal, and Mr.. --Andcr-
son, formerly neutrality-suspicious.
of the. House of Representatives, has
.yccn pppoiutcd Deputy Marshal by Mar
sh;,l Robert NJ. WALLACE, and have cu-
tered upon their duties. 49,. ..'
ms- paylor Wilson, negro, who was
convicted of the murder OF Thos. Keith,
in Sumter County in October last, was
hung on last Friday for hisdrimo. There
was an.immense crowd present, but the
bost order prevailed. Just before the
moose was adjusted, Wilson nrdc'a con-
fession duplicating colored man named
J. d. Frierson i'll the murder:
re. i icomnittcc has been appointed
blythe Columbia Board Of Trade TO re-
portrpon the expcdiency of testing in
the coarts the constitutionality of tic Ii
consc law.
Ssa' The election at Camden, last alon-
day, passed OIL very quietly, and result
ed as follows. Intendant, Hon. J. NJ.
Davis. Wardens,-Gen. ]. D.. Kennedy
John kershaw, a. II. DiIDle and Vii.
liam Deas. &
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An Earnest aud Reflective Worker.

An earnest and reflective worker in
the interests of Agriculture-is The -4mert-
can Farmer and Rural Register, pub
lished by Ssml. Sands & Son, Baltimore,
Md. We have received the April num-
ber, and are filled with admiration at it's
immense burden Of wise and seasonable
things. Striking and practical certainly
is the Farmer d Register. And surpri-
singly cheap too is this Baltimore journal
only sl.5O year, or 81 in clubs of five
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VENETIAN BL1Ng.-No invention was
ever so Iimportantlto. tho people of'hot
climates as tho Veletian blindi -Admit-'
ting the air and a shadeG, light whillse;; ils
keeping otlt the het' and glare, they are
absolutely &essentiasto ,tOnif8tt IN hfs'
countGy..lJf,the .lpusos oE1mty fofaotrr'
reaqersi are, destitute eG, these Nal44aYRle
eCa5E XSssSs, asasS ~ 4S1SEs
to hf1ol BaIbxS sVpAraU YfaS1 iestneesFf
ChaHiestFsRsS. Gas9au fiIetasr nantBl caa,s
& ID So2yf, 9 ,s5Babsl saBSabsl qbBHAaSH Ralus4ssr
o. opSaSsIb b. Bids bH&S'bSfaaa bSfaaa Il ,d1sins9udDqsa
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REiEAsEp.-Six Of the Persons sen
tciitcd at the last term Of the Court here
By Judge Bond, passed throtig j Colnari'ta
Yesterday morning ON their way ,hoiMc,
having served cut the term OF their sell
tencc in tho jill at Charleston" They
were dischargcdo OH Friday and iurhed ou..
Of the jai! without moara. tnh1'ic Their
way back TO tlnir homes aS hest they
could. They, we're Kindly llrilIcred on
their way by Tie charity Of ihnsc WHO re,
mcmborcl that ,hey were sniicrcla--and
mcn.LCsiuInbia CaloIini;Hi Of Shnddy.,
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West, William NJ. Richardson, B. L. Pot
ter, B. F. Ballew, DR.. William Anderson,
Antoine Mark, A. W. .Feagns, John Fritz,
james Hudgens, Jr. -. /.
The following citizens of the village Of
Clinton, -LanTens, County, have also. been.
airs sted by the military; e..
SSB. S. Jones,, DR.. I T. Craig, r II
sBiakely, Java. c COMPTON. Geo Davidsops
tEhhu Yanng;-R. H. Williams Bluff Nc;
ssAdon, eolered, HenrySuberSSSnn PEARSON,
81 ID West ~. y. - CO
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's3berif's Sale.
state s,i' Sowsss Ear,Fina.
-. EDGEFIELD COUNTY.
: COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
D. l.. Turner, Judge Pro-
bate q successor in Office, 1,>.oo,os,,.o
Dc,,oscy c. Bussev,

Dempsey G.. Bussev.
ypY virtue of an order from the Hon.
ID Samsel,W. sIe1sosn, ton Circuit judge in
Eicciic!d court House, on sale.Day in
May. 1872, all that TRACT OR PARCEL
OF LAND, situate, lying or being in the
said county and State, containing Two
Hundred and Fifty (259l l,Acrcs, more or
less, bounded by lands of Emerson Bus
sey, \. Sl,;wpton, Robert Jennings, and
others, upon the following. terms, to-wit:
The Costs and one-third the purchase
money TO bc paid il cash. The balapee
the first dapssf January, 1873, with in-
tcrcst from tftsS'' Of safe. 'fhe credit por-
tion:ts ,ba secured by n Bond and " Mort-
gaac OF tiref,raniscs- j.; Titlesand asstamIss
extra. 4.@rc ,-ns4+t,.y wit xd tiftc,1 }
ya4.IJx,H2sHaUEzsE'rT, s,s1a RssssI
April i, i st &izaA
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70. the Citizens Of EdgeaeId
and Aiken Countless

~ - '-'n -
Il He Subscribcr would rcspectfullv
inform the geiIcnl public that. how'll
make to order. CYlinoler and Fr;Iik Wheat
TlIBASHERS, FAN MILLS, COTTON
PLANTERS, PLQAY STOCKS, and other
| agricultural 1niplen onts aud Machinery
Common FURNITURE Of all kinds,
and other articles for domestic use.
Novel POSTS and I}ANNISTERS for
Stairs, Pfazzas; tSc.y tHiped.,.-
,Elouring and Grist Mill HOOPS aud
uOPI!ERS, &c., ready for USE. =.
Elevator PpLLIES with Shafts at
taehed,-BOXES, &c, complete. Solid
wood PUILIES,f any size or aiamethr,
wifi eyes, Iron plated. Also, PULLIES
built with wood Arms ond Rims, ron Cast
+ Iron Spiders ':Harotnsoed BONES, any
size for Shatting, with ,or. r.wjthout metal
lining, BOLTS ready .foF4tsc.,
. COTTON, GINS pub in thorough good
order, j f brought 70 The Shop Gin Saws
sharpenod at Gin H!Bnse, if preferred, at
lowest rates. :
..Gencr,l rRcpairadone on any A gricul-
tur,,l Implements aad Machinery.
.All work donoprompty AND at rcsson--
orders solicited, aud o,rgeespan!asnsge
sfiop five miles below Pine House; on
Edgefield and Aiken Road.;. Post oilice
address: Pine House, SIC. ,in-. -.
,sfs;s,,i.,5 IL :;..s,;5;JNO BROWN
N, Bon hand and for sale. Cylinder,
Thrashcrs, Fan Mills, Cotton Planters,
Plow Spcks, Spinning Wheels, Looms
Bed ;StHads, Tables, &c. - - sn.'''' ~ =: !.
FEB. lf.os ~. i;a' 'f;'ss, srf g.
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-ras- Aaather asatp so1s %hs hatc beth'
BMnferdI GenAa., conc4uaettiast'
.wesnshaethey Had betsssaff re etu4e ans HBii
keebe#t sHat teHeli,, ,,eafa sse otAs
iataGle,, sy0AghtR oSaea dSseeM Viii eohHa| oH
Frfasy prsAasStioiiVob s1er'o OIL sauh OF
nat1u;tn; suoi1sa bsniatsus nemoT .eaanui
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9s-Dr.' Lawrehee, a physician and
teacher in Rome, Ga, committed suicide
Tuesday morning, by shooting himself.
It said that slanderous report affect,
ing his standing financially was the cause:
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,,G(3IAi.M.ERCIA:l.

'''..9<''' e! 1i Er'+,:If'Ut AUGUSTA, Aprl13
/ SG0LD-Buyihg at I0gand selling at III.
.COTrON-Th offerings today, were
limited, with good demand at2l3@2ls.
Receipts, 49,, and sales, 2SI bales: < -,
..BAuON-Glear Sides, 8 @ss; 2;.E 9; =,
Sides. s Shoulders, 6E@64; IEiiis'elo@
Is; Dry:tSait Sides: III: 'and- Shoulders,
% S7iTsriao @Ss Primo, wfliitos flit Il! i isscilihg 1t -o5
t.lV HEAT We quote clioice white, $'9oi
al41e5t So St Mills i s. at 1 re.
tair,' 81 p barrel higher. Country y 50
@9; according 'toNuality. -.'!,.
-z'SCORN MEALS at wholesale; sFh5'
at,retail. l.s,.,. III, 20 .''s4ei''z:'e:. 70
!OATSE:I09 I2-si. >. - ........-:.--
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DEAD or, DMNe.-Whero tho .h;hr is

DEAD OR ,DMSG.-Whero tho .h;tr is
NATURALLY dry. you may he sllrc t!lat y! y
is diving; and ua1csS;irtilicial1y vitailzGd,
it will Soon be Is dead az alcat'es III No
yeInber. Feed ;he whitening bbresalfid
stimulate the to:pid scalp with LYONS
KATItAlRoN, a,d the evil, which must
otherwise soon cuiminato in lrlldlicss,.
viii be speedily rcmcdiDd. 1t is ubso-
lutely necessary for the healtlr Of. the
brain, that it be kept modera.ely moist
with q preparatitn capable of !iollrisIillS
and dinvigoratingit: Observation-Disclosures
luliills these conditions, aIld is the only
article that actually puts nG,p tyc uito Llc
capillary tubcs, Trough which thc n:!lLl-
raj nourishmcnt iaS cc;lsed To nISS'. This
pure and harmless gctablo preparation
is absorbed by tho skin oi Iia bead
to the roots df the hair, AND passes
into tho filament by y'thc force 'of'capil'
larry attraction. 49, . -
DIED SUDDENLY oF.HEAI,r DrsEAsE-
How. common Is tho aiuleuncemeut.
Thousands arc suddenly SWEPT into cter.
nifty by this fatal malady. This disease
generally has its ,rigin'in impure blood
filled with irritatiiG,,p poisonous:nlateriads,
which, circulating. through the heart, IL
ritate its delicate tissues. Though The
irri alton may at 1rSt DC Oily SliShG, pro-
ducing alittle paloitation orirrogular aco
tiop, yet by and y. the disease becomes.
firmly seated, anl Inflammation or by,
pcrtrophy, or tfickening OF tho lining
nelnbr;uic nr of ihe valves. ls produced.
How wise TO giw early attention tosa
caseo Of this kind. Unnatural throPbinlg-
or pain in the regon of tho heart should
admonish one tina I'LL is not right, and If
you -would:preser,e it from further dis
ease, you must hep it toboatt r1ghtlyby'
the use of such pmedy rs shall ronlole
tito cause Of the trUble. Use Dr. plcrccs
Golden Medicar DISCOVERY before tho
disease has becemttoo seated, andtit willf
by its great blood purifying and wonder
FIJI regulating proertics, effect perfect
cure. Tt contains medicinal properties.
which act peclicaly upon tlic tissuus- OF
the heart, bringing.bouta healthy aption.'
Sold by all first clus druggists, : :,
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HYMENEAL.


MIR. Joseph V. Brantly, all of Florida,
aged - YEAR aild 10 o@onths;
Mrs. Jones was indiaposcd lew days,
causing no great alarm to citherhusband
or friends, and very suddenly a conges-
fivr statc'df the liver made fts!appear-
;.ncc, causing her 10 sink rapidly, SO
smlIrcif 80 That no nn cIlirai aid could be
rehslerc9 her and the body is gone ono as asa AL
earthly things must do. She mas deI!
Is tRisd aag5eF; f 5eS NAME, Is @5SfT Sf ioss
lrhc subject olsthisai0ticc was'a consist
cnt.mombcr eight years Of THO Baptist
Churcli, and lived a holy and God-Iike
Iffo, as the writer and lwio were &c,
urnintccl with ther'chir testify: Shecame9
hlto1the poighbprhood with! sr husband
a Stranger. alldl very soon made s111Ia5 many
will be-gfeatly inissefby 7is all - 80
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Columbia Election.

The election for municipal officers in
Columbia on Tuesday of last week, re-
suited in a complete victory for the Radi
Gals: The following is the successful
Tickets:
May6r.-JoNn .Alcxhnder..
4tde,mcn, Ward l.--n. T.. Griffin, Au-
gustus Cooper, Manson Williams
Ward Is. l.: Hoge, Charles Wilder,
c. J. Carroll.
Ward SIS. 3. Thompson, WA. arr,
Richard Houng.
=. Ward 4 IL. c. Carpenter, CD. Lowndcs,
Holland Mitchell. -.
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The REIGN OF TERROR JS SouriI cAr-
oLIyA.-A special disrntch from Lanrcns
Court House, s. c. to The Charleston
Nc,cs, Of yesterday, says;
The following persuas We're arrested
here yesterday. by The Deputy tnisd
States Marshals, upon charges Of ku
Kluxism: They arc all of thcm, anlolf;;:
;he most respectable q our citizens; IL.
H. ltirtrarda14lJ5. ~ I1nlarid, AZ. l. .Itl'ef'
A. McCarley, j. RI. Richardson, Thomas
McCov L. b. Eichclhcrger, IL. NJ. An
,lcrson. Z. West, w NJ. Richardson. H.. H..
Potter, B. T. Ballew, William Anderson.
Antoine Mark, A. W league, .! Clinton
J. T. Craig, Il. r., Blakely, !; Compton.
Z. Young, r. Fl. Wil!lams, II. Subcr; 5;
Pearson, G. Davidson, 3. S. Jones and
Bluff Meadow. Tic las! named is = col
0rcd man.
more arrests will probably be made
tomorrow There is.a-rcrlect reign OF.
terror here. All the roads leading from
town are strongly guarded, .anJ el'c al
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Grant and his NITROUS s:cn! lc!ellnlliej
to fnyre. The people u Sori!l Caro!nna INTO
armed opposition to Their ACTS Of tyranny.
None arc safe from arrest on thc charge OF
Ku KlGxism il they do ndt belong 10 The
,!omnant party. I'hn checl Of thr*e ~
bitrsry measures wiIl-pra,al'y be in the.
end 40 dcpopuatc the Htatc'-'isi 'lar'''5 ll'
pcmocratic.whitc people arc c'ncerncsl;1--
Constiiuiionali$t. II - 49,. 49, -
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Observation-Disclosures.

rsFeAr shfak date saa lHtfa etasapsftt p4ttsi-
liz ci1reatxeaG aGsiHe flGasaSI 1sdslLpsz
es.ssa esoGs TO doa5 HeRA#Tfs2AaM
osa2p Mrsd basauoda b9Mnrd oao .r6da
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4 WORD! / 11aE()..{l)I
Times are Hard, and Goods. must be
Sold E.ow to n,eet the wants OF
N@yv the People!
GREAT REDUCTION IN The fI;IE I4E. JF DRUGS, &c

te.peague OF informing Tie public and my patrons that my
Stock in crY Department fall Of Fist Glass and Genuine Goodana
ae Iris ay reduced nil articles to the lowest possible rates
rio Public arc cordially invited to Store ant Judge lor nen
selves OF y Stock EsGs, GaecisRes Chemicals Paints
rxtycts Ers.Ss,es, Ceslabs, Soaps; &cA especially to
Judge my Prices
A full line Of Groceries always on hand, such as
= Coffee Sugar Tea, Syrup, Moasses,
Sar,ine Crackers Jeues, Canned Fruits
NTaccalon: Cheese,
= r4Eionr Meal, Gits, Bacon
And all articles usualyet in frstass Grocery House.
AhTl now, as
B44;aay. whisky Gin, Rul, Wine Ale, Porter &c.
e@vy have the and think that lovers of good liquors will
% ve ON M hand choice lot of Chewing Smoking TOBACCO and
ppefo ptt oF'al'' u =. 0i AZ. KINGS w. A SANDERS.
Bear mind that costly thing Therefore get Pure aud
Genuine Medicines at reduced prices and keep we'll
Wien YOU are sick Sanders Drug Store for your Medicines
pRSCRT0NS and FAMILY RECEIPTS carefully compounaedby
M Ia are invited call an examine stooof Hair Brushes
households vslGe. n,,. aaNnEpS
AT Sanders Drug Store will found EVERY ARTICLE sold by any
other u House and great many articles netsod by any one else All
S'Ns' xERosENE OIL,
Pure Bright ana beautiful gaon Five Or more gallons 40
cents. , -, e * W. a. SANDERS.
NPIl.
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Stationery.

w - - c ,o ,or,ost and hest assortment STATIONERY have
ever he heo oaer erang part following different
ilcans PAPER.
PAPEE,
Letter lA pGiI
Commercial Note IAPlIit
Frenh and Green l!nt
Dozen Boxes PAPER different cehTs,,
STEEL PENS Fen cTTSpy
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The Popular Upheava'.


,..E..s-ssst,- ST. LOUIS, APtA u
Alpro&idsnt Illinois politician, W who is
noYiR hssity states that Senator 9sot Tsum- 5ar n,
buHhas written ilettcr to MS hTGlher-M 4,! n
la EJ agnes, in Springfield, iillnols, I'm In
EibFaImovement, , nj @ and expresses his opln--
.issxl,at F; the nominee of tho i'inrinna:-
yc11tion VII. .bc the next l''e''i''rIi ''
Che Unifsd S5tatsas -.
The .eommi,tee'of ar,p'r"n'~nf, fi'r ''r
May convention to-day apr"l'leiI a cola '..
mit{ec ST nine, irrespective Of politics as u;
committee Of reception t9r delrs4lfS ana
visitors.s Half fare arrangements, nay
been made with pcarly ql' the. -Ial!ro2a4s.
The The Mktso},fm @ issioncrs have granted the
any ass oi f1s Hapositoh fal
delegates from that city Wifi attend tic
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Senator Edmunds and Gems. Hamp.
ton, Kershaw and Butler In Cen.
gress.
From the Washington, Globe.

Mr.. Robertson.-Some time since, on
the 9th of February last, pending the DIS
cussion of the amnesty bill, an assault
was made on the character OF three catl-
zens of South Carolina. Not long after
ward I received a communication from
them, which l desire to have put upon the
records, and / ask to have 1t read.
nLA ih;af nlarl, nod as follows:
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ARE USED EXCLUSIVELY IN THE
AMERICAN CONSERVAIOGlES OF MUSIC,
OF NEW YORK CITY.
The most severe test n Piano
can receive is constant use
i'm IL Conservatory.
Read the Following /:

II affords me much pleasure to give you,
in these few lines, very sincere tesimo-
nial for the Piano-Fortcs of your manu-
tacture. We have now used the "PATENT
ARIoN PIANOS in our Conservatives for
a year, and have had n fair opportunity of
testing their durability during that time
constantly, from morning till night, and a
Piano must indeed be good one when it
will bear such constant use without show.
ing signs of detection. AS for remaining
in tune, it outrivals any Piano known to
ne.
Their peculiar sweetness of tone in the
treble, las compared TO other Pianos with
the ordinary metal agrafle arrangement,
is so striking that | have had pupils re-
mark, while taking their lessons. that al
though they had at home what they sup
posed to be one Of the best makes of Pianos,
still the treble was very wiry-toned COM
pared with the " ARIoN.'
What makes them still more desirable
is their uniform volume of tone, which
enables the artist to perform q composition
in its true character.
In total, can conscicptiously endorse
all that is claimed by the ARIoN PIANO.
FORTE COMPANY for their superb instru-
ments, as consider them superior TO any
other make.
Congratulating..you upon the great sue
cess you have obtained in the manufacture
of so perfect an instrument, remain,
Yours, very truly,
HENRY SCHROEDER,
Director.
New York, September Sd, 1870.
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New York, September Sd, 1870.