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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-11-28
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-11-28

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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-11-28

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diem ana rafisage-uf the rncmbersuf tn
General Aeselably. This bill, provides
fos salary OF 81, 600 per apnum to eaeb
moinber and tho usual mileage. I'M
Mr.. Green-To incorporate the Bean.
fort Horse Railroad Company OF Bean.
fort. South Carolina.
Mr.. Hunter-Joint resolution to an.
thorize the State Auditor and County
Commissioners to levy certain taxes.
Mr.. Orittenden presented the return
of the grand jury of Greenville County.
Mr.. Gaither-Bill to alter and amend
an Act concerning gamblers.
motion to adjourn until Friday was
tabled.
Mr.. Byas-BilI to incorporate the st.
Peters M. E. Church of Orangebure.
The enacting clause of the following
bills were stricken out: To amend an Act
entitled can Act to provide for the con.
struotion and keeping in repair of pub.
lic highways aud roads," to incorporate
the Cladin University and the state
Agricultural College of South Oarolina.
A bill to regulate the issuing of checks
by planters to employees on plantations
was passed.
At 3.15 F. NJ. House adjourned until
tomorrow, at IL Nj.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS. January sl.-Nickerson
n"m.t.,, r."nstGm ~ Buchanan:. Winnsboro; p
: : = hpa,ses.; pat snl Mac"n;J Hoyer. New YORK;
samuel "e.t, New York; VIM Johnston''
W,,,n; GWharlotte; Dickson. Manning; Mrs
Miss Cooper. Maysville: Mrs Ann Wither.,
spoon, ,9orkville; J Kerr. Albany; Miss
virginia; Mr. and Mrs Il J Hubbard and ser' ser
want. Mrs Burr. New York; Jabez Nor
ton and wife, Chester; g Keppinger. PhiIa-
Jr .IsipMh@; Mar;o W G0iins Boston Henry Davis
Hayne, New York; D Honor, st Matthews.
burg.
. Columbia Hofel-O y Grendersdorf. Nil: W
t Lipscomb. Union; g P Cotchett, s G; II r
FARMER and son. N G; " Earo, Greeuviils. !.
3 : l. White. J V o'Brien. W E hueer, " Ii
pW Brown, NJ J rauseroot, N j; NJ A Curtis
) russell. D Meacham, N c; Douglass. G:
Jetfries, Union; w D Gilbert. S &: II -
Bnal. y X Beal. Mich; J + whitehead w 4
Mi,i!ams MIL. II G, G I Swandalo, G Sellers. i G; i
Dnlin. y; ! l. Gu1ln, Abboville: q ii Viii
field. Richland.
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Three Dsst'aols Ny Lots.,
BY D. q. PEIXGrT6 e. stlw

On the FIRST MONDAY in February nsx,. n
front Of tho Court House, in this CITY. s{ In
o'olooks We will cell, three desirable CITT
LOTS, situated on Pickens street, bstWee,a
Plain aud Taylor streets.
Lot No. !, on the corner Of Taylor And
Piokens street; measuring front on Piekeus
street 69 ieet. moro or less, and running back
On On Taylor street 15o feet, more or less.
Bounded on the North by Taylor street: e.
the II South by Lot No. q; on the West hg
riokens I, street; on the East by estate OF Dr.
ALSO,
Lot No. Z, Of tho samo dimensions. Bound
e Sa on sne mees ~ Piokens street; on tho East
No. 8; on tho North by Lot No. i.
ALSO,
Lot no. ., OF the same dimensions. Bound
81 On the North bJ Lo. No. :; Oh the Sonth Ev
George Summers; on the Wes. BY Pioksns
TEnas OF. sALa.-One-third oash; bslano:
IN twelve months, secured by bond, bssrinS
interest at se;en por oent. per annum, and
mortgage OF tho premises. nuIeh asers to
pay us for papers and stamps.
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| Queroga Aanked. Cortina, Yesterday. and
nov h0las po9se6slohi this aids c6f Ca.
merge. iptercepiing' Communication.
Cortina previously teiegrapked here f0r
reinforcements, which could ;. not be
spared. Queroge resolved 600 rein.
foroements. making his command Q. 600.
Oortina's is only 600. It is supposed
Queroga will advance on Matamoras,
leaving sufficient force near Csmargo to
prevent Oortina moving. The severest
storm OF the season prevails, which OBJ
structs militery operations.
FoRTREss MoNRoR, Va, January 81
Ihe United States steamer Worcester.
flagship Of the North Atlantic feet.
dropped down to the compass buoys to.
day, to swing the slip. She will sail in
a day or two for the West Indies.
isALhIdh, n. c., January o!.-Thc
Legislature did nothing important. The
Senate is Investigating apenitentiary
frauds, and condemns much of the work
OF the contractors, and appoints an ex-
perienced civil engineer and stone mason
to superintend the work. The Commit
tee on Printing awards the State print.
ing to Wm. A. Hearn, of the Daily Caro-
!i"'an, (Demoorat.) The old line Wings
IN Insist upon giving the printing to Josiah
Turner, of the Sentinel Conservative, J
at figures twenty-five per cent. higher.
The General Assembly compared the
senatorial vote to-day, when Gen. M. W.
Ra9som was declared duly elected.
CHARLESTON, s. O., January 3l.-Ar-
rlved-steamships Champion, New York;
Virginia, Philadelphia. *
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There WAS frog who lived in a spring,


There Was frog who lived in spring
lie eauSht such cold that he could not sing ~
l'oor, unfortunate BatrachiaL! In what a
sad plight he must have been. Ana vet his
misfortune was one that often befAlls singers.
Many once tuneful voice among those who
helonS tn tho genus homo" Is utterly spoiIed
s9H cold IN the head" or on tho lungs. or
both combined. For the above mentioned
croaker We are not aware that any remedy
WAS ever devised; but we rejoice to know that
ali hiimth singers may keep their heads clear
ana their throatH in time by IL timely use OF
Dr: SaEcs Catarrh Remedy, and DR. Pierce y
golden Medical Discovery, bo:h OF which are
sold i'y druggists.
y STABLE INSTITUTION Just at tho uerioa
whom all Sdbte men were complaining that the
hor.e-oIntmcnts OF the day were unstable re-
nicdi's. the MUSTANG IINIMENr made itn en.
Tree III Missouri, without any flourish of trum.
pete, ana within ono yoxr became the fayoritc
ch!brochtion for tho external distcmpers and
ijnrlcs Ut horses and cattle in all the West
en- and S"nt!cri States From that time to
tn'a. II h"s never had rivalin the estimation
ot accomplished hursemcn; nor is it's house-
h'id reputation. as cure for rhcumati,m
"rniaiEia sarr nipples and cakcd breasts. tn.
:nbfs, m'inlps, spre.thrnat. car-achc. tont.l-
.chc, brnist", burns, wounds and sprains p
whit nrhinu Its celebrity i.s a horse iinim, nt
he M"'hcrs Of Aniriica know its value. and
"iPiH IL promptly {" the cy;tru,l injuries of
t''" lisinE Sc:ciat.pn." and in fact there il
ti"t cry or township in the United S,a:cs
"ii.re II" MUSTANG iIHiMENr is not regarded
ny ooi'i *''NtS "u every cass as Il blessing t,
80 er".'.i""nisy F1;3
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we regret exceedingly to announce
the death OF Colonel Samuel Donald.
which occurred on last Friday, the 26th
ult. The Colonel was struck With nnra-
iysls. on Ihursday, and survived tho
snock unit! Friday. when he died. he
was resident of Donaldsville. in this
County, and was closely identified with
the interests and prosperity of the whole
community in which he lived.
A6beoiNe Medium.
A FATHER MURDERS HIS SoN-Henrv
hepner, q German tailor, forty .six wears
OF age. living at GIL East Eleventh tn street
New York city, while suffering from the
effect of drunken debauch. shot his
only son, Herman. youth OF eighteen.
IN the crowded thoroughfare of Grand
street, Saturday afternoon. He after
werds made desperate attempt to COM
NIT suicide. He was removed to Belle
vne Hospital, where he lies in precari-
ous condition.
FATAL AFFRAY.-A fatal renoontre oc.
CURED in Walhalla. Oconee County. on
Saturday last, between two rival shoe
makers, named John Dale and J. r.
Petty. In which the former was killed bv
pistol shots, two shots entering the knee
u nno Two Inc abdomen. Petty is in Jail.
but 1t is stated public opinion is not
very decided against his action under
tho circumstances. A past mortcn, ex-
animation was held by DR.. B. ". Bell.
Pensacola, Fla, is agitated now TINT
the bodies Of two of the men who were
supposed to have been accidentallv
drowned i,r not long since are recovered
Ihe throats of both were cut in the
most horrible manner, bat An air Of
mystery surrounds the whole affair.
At San Francisco, on Thursdav R,es
Acily, beautiful girl and n stranger.
drowned herself in the bay, and Albert
Lannmann. young German, shot him
self Sc through the heart the next day.
Inc supposed cause in both cases is dis
appointment in love.
r. me Gommodious c. family residence of
Or. r. r. Durant, situated about twelve
miles from Sumter, was entirely de.
stroyed by fire on Thursday last.
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oH1s11H 6rAn1.-Thee residing Of the
royal decree dissolving the Oortes seemed
to take the. members by surprise. and
crested q storm Of indignation. Amona
other passionate speeches. deputy ex.
claimed that 'the time had come for
ha.rlcades." The session was declared
at an end amid the greatest uproar and
confusion. The people generally seem
70 sympathize with the Deputies, and
demand the retirement at the Segosta
Ministry, to which the King has finally
refused to acoede. Troops have been
placed under arms in consequence of the
great agitation in Madrid, and the ap-
prehension of disturbances.
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DIVIDING THE SPoILs LOVELY Row.
On Saturday lost. the County Treasurer
reported to tho County Commissioners,
as by law he is required to do, that he
had $4,000 in the treasury subject to
their disposition. Whereupon. as the
Ne'0s has been informed by.a prominent
County official, the Commissioners first
rellglously made out their own accounts
and drew what they estimated was due
them to the uttermost farthing. Their
wives and other relatives in County
offices were then also paid up in fuli.
not to mention u check for 500 to G.. c.
Bowen, for services tie nature of which
Is not stated. Their political friends
next received the lions share of their
demands, while their political opponents
got sop. which would not have DELAYED
Cerberus for the infinitessimal part of a
second in his internal uulstions. She
rih Maokey received one-qnarter, or a
tribe over, of what was claimed by him.
and Coroner Taft received about Que.
seventh. The former Immediately insti-
tuted suit for his balance, when the
County Commissioners came down and
offered him $500 instead of S5. Ono
their first offer. This he refused. md
the County Treasury was Immediately
enlolned, as stated in yesterdays News.
Coroner Taft has also instituted suit
against the County for the So, 500 due
him. It is veAy pretty quarrel as it
stands. - ChdrlestG:. Ne,os.
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THE BODY FoUND.-We learn that the
BODY OF Mr.. D. Bigelow, OF whose mys.
ferrous disappearance We gave an ao.
count some weeks since, has been found.
Inc bones OF the poor old man, (for lit
tie else was discovered,) were identified
oy the clothing, aud were found in Cy-
press Greek Bay, half covered by leaves
ana mud. Our informant states that.
not even knife was found in the pock.
cts OF the dead mans garments. This
Is one step. and we trust that it may not
DC long before we will be able to give
our readers the end Of this dreadful mat.
ter.-Mdrion Crescent.
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No CHANCE FOR UTAH.-Nothwit
standing the efforts of the convention o,
Mormons to frame constitution and
State Government, there is little or nc
prospect that Utah will be lot into She
Union this session. Several member,
of Congress assert that under no circum.
stances will any Territory. having less
population than the Federal ratio for n
Representative, ba admitted, and the
population of Utah comes under this
prhibitory clause.
Private information received in this
city gives intelligence that the Gentle
and liberal Mormon population urc de-
oldedly opposed to the admission OF
Utah, as they fear the Mormons in such
case would injure the mining and other
interests OF those opposed to them. It
Is stated by parties believed to be
acquainted with the Mormon pro-
gramme. that i'll their constitution they
Will take no steps to suppress polygamv,
but will leave Congress to take the init.
ative, which action they will then consi.
der Washington Patriot.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.-A lisastrous fra
occurred in Warronton. Ga. on Sunday
night last. tho 2Sth nlt., in tho business
portion of the town, dstroying nearly nm
entire block Of buildings. Tho firms
burned out were Messrs Phelps e Bro.
tbcr, dry goods merchants; Gallagher.
dry goods; May e Kitchen, groceries !;
bnckhalton, groceries, and Thompson,
merchant tailor.
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[ Washington Pot,'iot.

lIEaEcUTIoS ScoTcHED. 1t appears,
that, after all, The Mormons hold iilc
winning card. Tho conrt which ln.;
been so vigorously prosecuting HE
Saints. is bankrupt. and it ,lcvoivra nI.on
the Mormon Legislature to fulni.!. :hc
lnbllcaiiDg STAMPS Stmu.cly cmon.;,.
they have thus far failed TO do THIS: and
"s hldlc"l Justice is largely question
OF money, the Wanted suppression OF
poiySamy is likely to come 10 Il most
lame and impotent conclusion.
MIR. David II. Phifer has received Tho
appointment Of Postmaster for New
berry, rice $. Z. Kinard, resigned. sir.
ihifer Will take charge Of the Office lii
the COURSE Of u week.
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FROM DtN rb DrEHSIItRA. From Charfrs-
ton - Dn!I!,ncEn, IL M the aboard to the
Hi''iluthlrs, can ht s"til q marked improve.
m:nt III the style IF buildings IN tho last five
year,. Villages and farm h0Uscs all present
:. more clcg :nt a,h comfortable appehrauco.
The reason 10 well k't"wn. 1t is bccauso . in
iliat period tie whole country iins learned tn
patronizn that cri hratcd mtnuf ,ctur.r of
Doors, Hns',"e aud Eliuds, AIR L. p. ToAIK,
'ha''t"i"r y. w. Jan lG !
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Desiraoie Cottages.
BY D. G. PEIXOTTO & RON

On the FIRST MONDAY in February next. n
tro1t iron OF the Court House. In this city. as
serve, two desirable COTTAGES.
Lot No. I, with Cottage thereon. and al,
necessary ous-buildings, situated on the cor
ner @ OF Winn and Laurel streets; measurinx
and running back on Winn street 2O8 feat'
more or less. Bounded on the North hC
estate OF Taylor; on the South by LaurS
street; on the East by Vim street; On the
ALSO,
Lot No z, OF the same dimensions. With
cottage thereon, and all necessary out-buiId-
MnSs, MGSu, Vest OF the above. bounded on the
Laurel street, on the Went by King; on the
East by Lot No. l. The above COTTAGES con-
tain four upright Rooms.
TERMS OF SALE.-One- half cash; balance n
WE'VE months, secured by bond, bearing in
terest at the rate Of seven per cent. per an
mum, and mortgage IT the premises Pro
Perty to be insured and policy to be asaie ue0.
Fnrchas.ra to pay us for papers and stampa.
Sale Spartanburg and Union Railroad
Inc state OF South Carolina, plaintiff, against
the Spartanburg and Union Railroad Com
pany aaa others, creditors. defendants.
opeoience to an order dated 18th dav OF
4 November, 1871, passed by the Hon. Jamss
II. Rutland. Judge OF the 4th Circuit. of thc
state OF south Carolina. the undersigned viii
sen; L. onthe FIRST MoNDAYin February ,ls7a.
at onionviile, in the County Of Union, in the
State OF South Carolina, before the Cart
House door, between the hours Of II o'cloot
IN the forenoon and o'clock in the afternoon.
at pnbliS u; outcry, to the highest bidder th:
MRAlLRRoAD. IA INCLUDING the Road-bed, Right Of
Way, Grading, Bridges, Masonry and Super
structure lying and situate in the Counties
stock subscribed for in tho spartanbnrg And
Union Railroad Company; the chartered sichss
ana privileges thereof; the railroad spikes.
chairs and equipments, and ali the property
owned % by said company. as incident or neoes-
sary Tor its busincss on the following terms.
to wit: Twenty-Five thousand (s26 O0Ol dol,
lars. cash, and the balance in three equal
semi annual instalments, with interest q.
each instalment from the day of sale. 10 he
secured by the bond Of the purchaser. with a
mortgage OF tho entire property sold. The
purchaser will also be required TO pay for ali
stamps and papers.
IL the highest bidder should fail to nav at
once the twenty-five Thousand tt25, ,0OO) dol
lars Aforesaid in casb, the property hereinbe.
fore advertised will immediately be offered
al the time and place above mentioned. upon
the terms already stated, for ro-eale.
JAMES M. BAXTER
THOMAS B. JETER
NOVEMBER 2s. 1871. Referee.
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M!FlEM:g5lkks;4aRA T :g5k AR1IG
q ,VoiG tHorvlin VI uN,Nsa,,

;. sN0HV1FT
L.oApoN January 8l.--Ehe "a City :-of
HaIifef,i from Chasleston hishsr, strand
ed, but lies In an easy position. IL thS
weather remains fair she will float of?
"A meeting called by the Mayor for the
Livingstone relief expedition, subscribed
$4,000: The expedition starts at an
MADRID. January 81. 600 reinforce
ments for Cuba sailed from Cadis. ,.
BORDEAUX. January 8l.-The boiler
OF the English steamship Amazon. ex-
ploded, killing two persons. 'F
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Extra Train,

Sale Of Spdrtanb,irg and Union Railroad.
UNION G. H., 8. c., Jan. 81, 1872.
;Ii,J5EsHI PERSONS can attend the sale OF
uS@ssfythis Road by taking the up train
ot tho Graenville Road to Alston on MON.
DAY, the 9th February next
THOMAS B. JETER,
President Spartanburg and Union Ralroad.
Feb
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State of South Carolino--.Union Co.

U.
COURT ar COMMON PLEAS.
James b. Steedman and William Munro
Plaintiffs, against William Bcaty and Ro.
bert Beatty. Deicn,iants.-C Cory Summons.
T. nee U,temddnts:
NOU arc hereby summoned and reouired
i TO answer the complaint in this action
which il flied in tho office of the Clerk OF tho
Court of Common pless for Union County. At
Cuion CONT uouse, in the said state. and to
servo copy OF !onr answer to the .aid com.
nla'nt on ,l.o subscriber, at his office, in the
town OF Union, in the said State, within
twenty days after tho service hereof. exclu-
sivc "f the day OF snch service; and il yen fail
to answer the comp ant within the time
Aforesaid, tho plaintiff in this action will ap-
ply TO tho Court for the relief demanded in
the complaint
Dated 30ih January, 1872.
u. A. TOWNSEND,
Plaintiffs Attorney,
7DU.e defendant, William, Il. Beaty: y
Take uotiee, that tho summons in this
action, OF which the foregoing is q. eopy, was
flied III tho Office or t.r Clerk ofkhe Court of
Common Peas. at Uhion Court House, in tho
County az Union. in said Stat,, on the S0th
cay OF January, 1872.
D. A. TOWNSEND,
feb TAG r!aintifls' Attorney.
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ACCIDENT ON THE SAVANNAH AMI
CHARLESTON RAILROAD. few minutes
after the train for Charleston had sepa.
rated from the one for Savannah, OF
Saltkehatchie Station. about noon, YES.
terday' the boiler of the latter exploded,
and seriously, but it is hoped not fatally.
iDlnrlng the engineer und fireman, vet
iearfulIy laccrating their faces, by blow
ing the glass in front OF their compart-
ment into them. Fortunately. the cx-
ploslon occurred Mt the bottom of the
boiler, expeniing its force principally
upon tho ground. The ush-box was
thrown into the mir and odged Oh the
TOP OF nm adjacent tree. Had the cxplo-
sion occurred fifty yards further, when
the train would be crossing IL trcstlo. n
most lamentable tragedy might have
taken place. It certainly would hive
given way and the train prccipitate,l
into the river below Charleston Courier.