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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-02-22

HOME RULE IN IRELAND. -- Home
rule appears to be making headway in
Ireland, the hierarchy Notwithstanding.
In Kerry the priests candidate has been
rejected, and in Galway, where neither
asplrant was particularly acceptable to
Cardinal Cullen, the preference has been
given to the supporter Of home rule,
against Hon. Capt. French, a son of
Lord Clancarly, who Is almost the lar
gest property owner in the county. The
vacancy for Galway was caused by the
appointment of Right Hon. w. Gregory
as Gov. of Ceylon. Mr.. Gregory, one
of the very few members of the House
of Commons who know anything about
art, and man of rare culture and ac-
complishments, visited this country
some years ago. He probably goes into
exile to repair the rayages his addiction
to the turf, many years ago, made III a
splendid estate Colonial Gevernorships
come in very handy to politicians in this
sort of way.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-02-22

CoI~ FoRSEY. Among the various
reasons given for the resignation of Col
John w. Forney is this; That he has
an entirely natural and laudable ambi-
tiGn to succeed General Cameron in the
Senate of the United States, and wishes
to he unfettercd to enter the canyass,
If this he hi@ purpose, certainly the re
signation Is a wise ana proper step. We
have seen no better explanation OF the
course Of Colonel Forncy than this, ln-
less We accept the statement in his letter
of resignation as simply true. Why,
after all, should we not do that
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-02-22
THE RUTLAND HERALD.

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1872.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-21

CVionel AcUaulels oIoUieo ~
Princeton. N. j. and at Saratoga, N. T., indt-
cate that his horses are recovering. The STOCK
on Charles Baehman's stonyford Farm, In
Orange County, N. z, the largest farm IN this
section, are improving, although there are
still some severe cases. P. 7. Barnums horses
are recovering, and he will open his circus"
There appears to be complete revolution
going on among the Shakers, and q split
among their eighteen rich societies is immi'
nent. The marriage question has at last as
sumed such Importance among the younger
branches of the community, particularly at
Mount Norris, N. Y, that 1t Ia not improbable
a general division will shortly take place be-
tween those who favor and those who are op-
posed to matrimony. The Shaker societies,
many Of which are very rich, are located as
follows: Alfred Community, York County,
Missouri Cleveland. Ohio; Dayton, at Day
ton. Ohio Enfield, at Thomaonyille, Connect
cut Grafton. at Grafton junction, Asssachu-
setts Enfield, Grafton County, New Hamp-
shire; Mount Lebanon, Columbia County,
New York Mount Morris, Livingston County,
New York; Preston Union, Logan County,
Kentucky Shaker Village, Merrimack Conn
tg, New Hsmpshire Shirley Village, Middle.
sex County, Massachusetts; Tyrlnghsm, Berk-
shire County, Massachusetts; Union Village,
Warren County, Ohio; Watervleit, Albany,
New YORK West pittsdeld, Massachusetts, ;
West Gloucester, Cumberland County, Aaine.
They possess some Of the; most wonderful
barns in the world, where the preparation OF
cattle food, DO, is accomplished BY help Of
water-power.
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Fighting tho Injunction.

Mr.. Comptroller General Neagle won't
consent to be enjoined. The Columbia
onion Is authority for the statement that
an application is--to be made to Judge
Graham, OF the First Circuit, to dissolve the
Injunction granted by Judge Melton, 80 far
as the same may apply to this circuit. This
action is based upon the ground, that ac-
cordins to the tax law, as found in the
general statues, page 8s, no judge can re-
strain or prevent the collection of taxes.
This provision is as follows: "The collec-
.tion OF taxes shall not be- stayed or pre-
"vented by any injunction, writ or order,
''issued by any. court or judge thereof"
1t Is also stated that the Hon. Z. B. Carpen-
ter has been retained as counsel by the
Comptroller General to defend the rash
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: Nptires in Bankrnptrp.
IN THE DISTRICT. COURT. OF 4

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
J. UNITED STATES, FOR TIE DISTRICT OF
SOUTH OAR0LINA.-In the matter OF WIN.
J. MAXWELL. Bankrupt, by whom a petition
9Th day or November, A. D. 1872, In said Court
In Bankruptcy is TO give notice that on the
sixth day OF November A. D. 1872 g Warrant in
Bankrnntey was issued saainst the Estate OWN: |:
Darlington, and State OF South Carolina, who
has been adjudged Bankrupt on his own petit
ton; that the payment Of any debts and delivery
OF any p operty belonging 70 said Bankrupt, to
him or for his use, and the transfer Of any pro-
perty by him are forbidden by law; that meet.
ing of the Creditors Of the said Bankrupt, to
prove their debts, and to choose one or more AZ.
signess Of his Estate, will be held at Court Of
Bankruptcy, to be holden at No. 70 Broad street,
Charleston. south Carolina, before j.. O. OAR.
PENTER, Registrar, on this eighteenth day OF No.
vember, A. D. 1872. at 10 O'Clock A. u.
r. II. WALLACE,
nov7-tha o. 8. Marshal. as Messenger.
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Tn. Ring Ropudiater.

Striking events have followed each other
80 thick and fast, OF late, In that wicked
little financial world OF which Columbia is
the centre, that one very remarkable de-
velopment has 80 far failed to attract the
full share OF attention which 1t deserves,
and which, under any other circumstances,
{ would sarely have received. We mean
the fact that the present State Administra-
tIop, as 1t calls itself, or 'eThe South Caro-
'llna Ring, as it Is called by almost every
body else, has already, by It's formal and
official action, repudisted about sic millions
OF the new conversion bonds which the, Leg
islature last spring, in passing the so-callea
validating act, attempted to saddle upon
tie people as part OF their legitimate public
debt. Oomptroller.Ge General Neagle, In his
recent attempted tax-lovy, which has been
80 cle7erly nipped In the bud by the timely
action OF Judge Melton, takes pains to
specify the particular classes Of public Be-
curities, which are recognized as constitu-
ting the public debt, and pointedly ig-
nores about six million Of the b onds in
cluded In the validating act.
The taxpayers will naturally be puzzled to
fathom the meaning ef this unsought, and
certainly unexpected, act Of grace on the
part OF Ring with whom selashness has
been, from first to last, controlling princi-
pie. We have reason to believe that the
explanation Is this: The outgoing officials
found the lines tightening around them aucs
more suddenly and uncomiortably than they
had anticipated. In the brief period that
remained to them to control the public
funds they saw that 1t would be utterly inn.
practicable to bleed the people freely enough
and fast enough to pay interest to the
holders OF the fraudulent bonds, and at the
same time to pay the hundreds OF thou
sands in extravagant and swindling claims
against the State, which have been bought
up at mere fraction of their face value, and
are now held, by these same members Of the
Ring. In this dilemma they did not hesi-
tate long in deciding upon their courseA
"Charity begins at home," they reasoned 4
and they incontinently cast overheard their
innocent and conhding friends, the North. /
ern bondholders, in the effort to save them
selves and their slittle bills"
Thanks to the intrepid conduct Of Treasu-
rer.elect Cardozo and Judge Melton, their
pretty game Is hardly likely to win; but, in
any event, let all the world bear witness
that the formal and deliberate reputation OF
the iraudulently Issued bonds OF the State Of
South Carolina is the official act, not OF the
taxpayers, nor even Of the newly elected ad-
'ministration, but Of the very men who
originally placed those bonds upon the mar
ket, and who, unless common report does
them grievous wrong, have quietly pocketea
the proceeds.
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Cost en6 fonnn.

noGS LOsT.-STRAYED Or STOLEN
~. from residence Rutledge street, between
Trumbo Court and Queen street. q Black NEW.
FOUNDLAND BITCH, seven months old, answers
to the name OF Mumbo.
Also, strayed or stolen fiom Schooner Mary E.
Lang, lying at Union Wharf. half breed DOG,
(Esquimaux and Newfoundlsnd,) color black,
answers to the name or Sailor. Areward OF 1ve
dollars each will be given to finder If left at the
once Of GEORGE W. WILLIAMS Il CO., corner
Hayne and Church streets. nov20.3
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Ijrnas a,1b Meh,rir1es..
r: F1TLER,s VEGETABLE RHEU-

DR: FTTLER'S VEGETABLE RHEU.
IL kATIC SYRUP
Warranted under oath never to have failed to
cure. 500 Certificates or testimonials OF cure,
Including Rev. O. II. Ewing, Media, Pennsylvania
Rev. Joseph Beggs, Falls Of Schuylkill, Philadel'
phia; the wife Of Rev. J. B. Davis, Hl9htstown.
Now Jersey; Rev. Thomas, Hurphy,r Frankford,
Philadelphia; Doctor Jennings and Doctor Walton
Philadelphia; hon. J Y. Greeley, member Con
gTess from Philadelphia; Hon. Judge Lee, Gam
den, New Jersey; ex-senator Stewart, Baltimore
Ex-Governor Powell, Kentucky, and thousands ol
others. Warranted to cure or money refunded.
DB. GEO. OAULIER, Agent, u
tulyl-lyr et-:llf g. tyi.~ Charleston. 80.
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S-->>~>ee>~S--e-------~-
I'm q AL FA
-

~ ~ " a IL = u IL
AGRICULTURAL AND MECHANICAL I. !:
ASSOCIATION OF GEORGIA,
HELD AT sAvANNAH.
Commencing MONDAY, December I'd, 1872, and
continue during the week.
The Central Railroad and connections and At
lantlc and Gulf Railroad and connections will
transport Visltors Tor one fare, returning free.
SABRE CONTEST.
There will be Sabre Contest between the So.
vsnna1 and Augusta Sabre Clubs on December
- RACES. :.ss1ec.s5;
Open to the world, three or more to enter.
Fastest Trotting Single.herness Horse, Purse,
s1oo; Fastest pair OF rrutting Horses, owned and
used ss SUCH Purse $50; best single.hsrness Horse
Pls'e $2o best pair OF Harness Horses, Plate SIS;
best Pacing Horse, Plate SIS; running Race,
Sweepstakes, mile heats, three or more 70 enter,
two to start, entrance ten per cent, Purse $780,
.77i COTTON PREMIUMS. taa.y
The Chamber Of Commerce ofrer the following
For best three bales Upland Cotton OF one plan.
ter's growth on exhibition, premium to go to
planter, $50. i-.-s7=..-
For three bales ranking second in quality, pre-
MUM TO go to planter, $40.
For three bales ranking third In quality, $50;
pre- mlums to go to the planters.
fOE tuc UeoL ualc VI SHh lbl5uQ CULIOu, 6OUs utAb
best in quality, premium TO go 20 planter, $40.
For th best Gin for Upland Cotton 500.
For the best bushel OF Rough Rice, OF the variety
known as gold seed, premium TO 60 to PLAN
ter. $40.
For the best bushel OF Rough Rice, OF the vari.
ETY. known as white, premium to 60 to planter,
SO. .,.+ -. 80
No fee will be charged for Entering OF Exhibit
ing articles. .s-.s.7,.... -,
For Premium Lists or other information, ap.
ply to J. 81. ESTILL, Secretary.
oct28.1mo
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MlilIinerp, Gitram GOODS, @r.
NALL ENING
No. so4 KING STREET.
No. so4 KING STREET.

Mrs. NJ. ]. ZERNow would respectfully an.
nounce to the public that she will open THIS yAY,
october 18th, full line Of MILLINERY AND
FANCY GOODS, Hoepskirts, Bustlea, Kid cloves.
Ladies' aud Children'a Under Garments, Wrap
pers, Sacks, Furs, Dr.. Dress and Cloak Making
attended to as usual. -"
TERMS. Country orders viii receive prompt at
teption. ocGl7.thstu
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E,RUIT TREES, SMALL FRUITS,

FRUIT TREES, SMALL FRUITS,
ORNAMENTAL TREES AND PLANTS, CHOICE
GARDEN AND FIELD SEEDS, &c.
A splendid stock Of the choicest varieties.
Send for descriptive catalogue and price list.
All Trees well packed 30 as TO carry safely to
any part OF the United States.
SMALL FRUITS AND SMALL PLANTS.
Of all kinds. sent by mail, postage paid, to any
poator1ce In the United States.
EDWARD J. EVANS d CO.,
Nurserymen and Seedsmen,
july25-th4mcs York, Pa
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drugs at mholesaIe.
nOWIE, NOISE d DAVIS
IMPORTERS, MANUFACTURERS AND
WHOLEsAL GG1sTs I,
CHARLESTON, 8. O.,

6ffer with confidence 70 tho Pubic inc loIloWIDg
VALUABLE PREPARATIONS, OF which
they are Proprietors:
MTER BITT E R s..
What ibis great Southern Tonic will do must be
gathered from what It has done. The case OF
dyspepsia, or any other form OF indigestion, In
which It has bean persistently administered with
ont efYecting . radical cure, is yet TO be heard
from; and the same may be said Of bilious dlsor-
ders, Intermittent fever, nervous affections, gen.
ersl debility, constipation, sick-headache, mental
disabilities TO which the feeble are 80 subject. It
purlnes all the nulds OF tho body. including the
blood and The gentle sumuants which 1t imparts
slghtest reaction. This is q chapter OF facts
which readers, for their own sakea, should mark
and r6m6mO6r.
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ITO RENT, THE LARGE HALL IN
J. third story OF building southwest corner
MeetiLs and Market streets. Also Kitchen on
same premises with four ro0ms. THEO,ST0EEY,
Southern wharf. n0vl-fW
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Mem JInbliretipns.
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TlO RENT, THAT LARGE AND CON-
Il MODIOUS Building. No 1A9 East Bay. re-
Gently occupied as the Publication once OF THE
NEWS, and formerly known as the French Ooffee
House. For terms, &C., apply at the ufflce OF
TIE NEWS, No. 10 Broad street. bep28
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Joint 9turk Gompanp.

NFFTCIAL RAFFLE NUMBERS OF
" TIE CHARLE,TON JOINT STOCK COM.
PANY for the benefit Of the State Orphan Asylum.
GLASS No. 259-WBlNHsDAY MORNING, Nov. 20.
67-73-46-29-67-34 -86-37-2l-32- s.
CLASS No. 2eo-wErNEsDAY EVENING. Nov 20.
s. 9-32-Sl-35- 1-57-65-79-2- 78
nov21-1 A. MOROsO, SWORN COMMISSIONER.
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MOSES FEVER AND AGUE PILLS.

Are warranted to care In every case, or tho
money refunded.
They contain no arsenic or poisonous ingredi.
ents or any klnd-nothng In the least degree in
furious to the system under any circumstances
and may be administered with perfect aafety to
an infant.
They never fail to cure the most obstinate case
when taken as directed.
They cure Immediately. In no case Will the
patient have more than one chill after the frat
dose, and In the majority Of cases not even that
They accomplish the work by destroying the
cause Of disease, which no other remedy pretends
to do.
They are an enectual preventive, :neutralizing
the malarious poison In the system, and thus
agerting Tvs consequences. nov9.sth
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NOLLIER's REMEDY.

THI BEST IMMINENT FOB NAN AND BEAST
This article has gained well.deserved reputa.
tIon, wherever It has teen used, as an external
remedy, and hundreds OF our best citizeas TESTIFY
to It's good qualities on man and beast. Used ofde
it becomes family comfort and nee es8lty. re
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LIVER PILLS,

M
For the cure OF Hepatits, or Liver Complaint,
Dyspepsia and sick Headache and 90 q Oathar-
tic and Anti Bilious Pill have no superior.
These Pills possess that peculiar power OF In
vigorating the stomach, and stimulating the
live: and torptd bowels, which render them OF
unequaued eficacy In cleansing from the blood
all Impurities, and imparting new life and ygor
to the wh1le system. Th.y are entirely vegetable
and perfectly aafe.
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DR. Won GLAHNN'S ROYAL CROWN
IL SOHNAPPS.

D SOHEAPPS.
An uuequalled anti-dyspeptic, tonic, nervIne and
inyigoratlng cordial.
This world.renowned Tonic Aprepared under
the personal supervision OF Dr. Won Glahun, OF
Amsterdam, Holland, and has been pronounced
by the best German physicians to be pure and
free from adulterslion, and by them have been
recommended for the following painful com.
plants: Diseases Of the Bladder, Kidneys and
Urinary Organs. Female Complaints, Oolic, I'm.
Dropsy, and all diseases OF the Stomach.
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Removals..

4 OARD.-B. A. MUoKENFUss, DEN
II TIST has removed hIs office from No. 46l to
No. 41o King street. over Forsythe, AcComb Co.
nov2lthStus
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GOUTHERNERs VISITING THE NORTH
~ can obtain frst-class Board at No. West
tn enty ninth street. New York, four doors from
Gisey House, and in the neighoorhood OF nine OF
the principal hotels. Terms $l4 per week. Tran.
sient Boarders taken, oct28 1me~
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NITY HALL, OFFICE CLERK OF
" COUNCIL, CHARLESTON, s. c.. N0VEM-
Der 13, 1s72.-By action OF Council, November IL,
the following offices were declared vacant:
Clerk OF Council.
Messenger OF Council.
City Inspector Lower Wards.
City Inspector Upper Wards.
HarbOrmaster.
Five POrtwardens.
Two City Gaugers.
Keeper Of Tidal Drains.
Five Naval Store Inspectors.
Six Inspectors OF Timber and Lumber.
City Attorney.
chimney Contractors Wards /, 2. 8, 4,5,e,7,
and
City Registrar
Physician Of City Hospital.
Physician OF Health District No. !.
Physician OF Health District No. 3.
Physician OF Health District No. 4.
Physician OF Health District No. s.
Physician OF orphanhouse.
Keeper OF st. Michaels Clock.
Inspector OF Flour.
Keeper Of Powder Magazines, and the various
Boards OF Commissioners.
Letters OF appHca ion will he received at this
office until Monday, November rs. at l2, H.,
O'Clock W. W. SIMONS,
noyle,22,25 CLERK Of Council
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l1ld1Gn
LAO kUk IhAs
ILLUSTRATED.

Bos7os
The IRISH WORLD for this week contains
splendid bird'seye view illustration OF the City OF
Boston; also Franklin street on Fire; the Ruins Of
the Burnt District, DC. noV2l-6"
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rNO RENT, THE DESIRABLE RESI-
BENUE, No. 10 Montague street. Apply at
Wando once, No. l South a tlantic: wharf.
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DEMOVAL OF OFFICE FROM No. 81
LIZ Basel street, to No. 451 King street. B s.
ID. MUOKENEUSS. novlo-tuths6t
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T1OOD FOB TBEMILLIQN.,

EOOD FOB THE ALLIQN., .,,t-1..5lr..;:a.:..
TEE 4 GREATEST DISCOVERY 'DpqrHr AGE,
AMERICAN CLUB FIsH-BGHEbEss ~
YOUNG SHAD. g,:..iS-
The Cheapest and best Food in existence. In
whole, halves and quarter boxes. ':1sse -
PAUL B. LALANE & CO.. s.i;',-si
No. ITS East Bay. Charleston, 8. ", Sole AGENTS.
Liberal discount to the trade. i.t,,sepls -s1o
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DOOMS TO BENT AT THE NORTHWEST
III corner OF Society and Meeting streets.
- uOy20.4S
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WILSON'S GROoE RY. D

w ILsohs lis o. = Ga Q @. oE - 3 .1l..:i. :. e
WILSON'S GROCERY Is now orering tns mott
carefully selected stock Of LIQUORS 70 ba found
In this city. -, ;rsls
They have been selected: especially for thar
medicinal qualities, and sheir purity :sndcrssdpy
the most eminent physicians Of Charleston. %
Parties desiring pure article scsn alfsaIaisu
on Liquors sold nom this essab,ishment;
s.fs> .t'.:f 49, 5'- 5,f -
A full supply OF Low grades on hand. 4 -:sit
=. 1.;;z.a WILSON'S GROCERY,
!,'i2 = mo. 800 King street.
u A L 1 B Ut F. IN s..
- aos.5.ae HALlBur Fyss
TONGUES AND SOUNDS. u. 70. sSsa..,s. 8
For sale low at Wilson's g, aRooERY, HoS
All Goods Delivered Promptly. .Ias,22s saep7
DAMNED PEACHES " sG AM ED
" PEACHES! -a;a4 s;fi Gfbtat
,so dozen and IL 3 8 IS. oANaED pE1CHEsy
< For saielow At wlIs0Ns,Ga0oERY,
8 - y No. 800 King Ereek
I ssA1l Goods delivered nee. 'li. .oIt,Ies..:
CANNED ToMATOEsl CANNED TO
~ NATOES y s,I' 10 s; =
100 dozen Glib Canned :ToHAToEs: ;.
no. 800 King street.
~ All Goods delivered tree 80.
SYRUPl sYRUPl syrup
GOLDEN SYRUP, s5 cent? gallon;, ,.,v
~ All Goods delivered tree:
BARGAINS I'M TEAS, OoFFEEs, GRO.
ID OERIEs AND PROVISIONS i''Woa
warranted to suit the paiases sntd tie hpIocfea
or tbs M million. WiLS0NsNGR9OaRYaf
sSAn Goods delivered free. ..,.s.::::. ...-.
NEW GOLDFISH. PICKLED, sALAON,
IN +, sPIOED SALMON Xiv Yr::
Extra No. MacKEREL sa:af,,.i,. ~ gaI'," ~, s
TX SeW SesS Herri6as. Hsn .fc:, 2 sIsdi;;;eli
Por saIe MeT IoW at WILSON'S eRoCERY;
- - : Il itil.l No. 800 King lFees
sfAll Goods delivered free. IS ~ " .tf-,s
NEW SMOKED BEEF, FRESH sMokED
IN TONGUES, NEW HAMS, .tSAAhLI SIZE, s91I
t., Fulton Market BEEF 81
-' Family Pig Pork -. -
Smoked Pig Tongues tss5i''t s,f:
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