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GENERAL NATURE-No. 2O.1

An act transferring certain powers and du-
ties to the Department Of Justice, and
providing seal therefor.
/. Be it enacted by the Senate and House
of Representatives of the United States of
America in Congress assembled, That ali
and singular the powers conferred and du-
ties eni0ined by existing laws upon the Sec
retary of the Interior relating to the i'm
prisonment or discharge of convicted Of
tenders against the laws of the United
States, or to the reform school and Jail in
the District of Columbia, be, and the same
are hereby, transferred to the Department
of Justice.
SEC. 2. That the seal heretofore provided
for the Office of the Attorney General, shall
be the seal of the Department Of Justice,
with such change in the device as the Presi-
dent of the United States shall approve,
and all books, papers, documents, and
records in said Department of Justice may
be copied and certified under seal in the
same manner as those in the State Depart
nent, and with the same force and effect.
Approved, March 5, 1872.
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GENERAL NATURE-No. Al

An act to change the times for holding cir
cult and district courts of the United
States tor the western district OF Virginia.
Be it enacted BY the Senate and House of
Representatives of the United States Of
America in Congress assembled, That, in
stead of the times now fixed by law, the
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shall be entered and have day in court, and
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of holding said court as herein provided.
Approved, February l. 1872.
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[GENENAI NArURE-No. 81
An act 70 estabIisJ, nost-roads

Be it enacted by the Senate and House of
Representatives of the United States of
America IN Congress assembled, That the
following be established as post-roads:
.ill 2. ,'F0-a PENNSYLVANIA. talt l5 .
From Lebanon. via Fontana, Colebrook,
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the State of Iowa

LGEEERAL NATURE-No, 81
An act to establish certain post-routes in
the.State of Iowa.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House
of Representatives of the United States of
America in Congress assembled, That the
following be, and the same are hereby, es-
tablished as p0st-rOutes in the State of
Iowa; ea rsear
From Franklin, in Winnesheik county.
State of Iowa, to Washington Prairie, in the
same county; also,
From WaukOn, in Allamakee county.
State of Iowa, via Rud's, Dorchester, Viii
mington, to Caledonia, in the State of Min
nesOta.
Approved, February 2, 1872.
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BIastersonville, Old Line and Sporting
Hill, to Mannheim.
From Anuviile, via BelavieW and Water
Works, to Jamestown.
Approved, January l6, 1872.
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The sEofy 5f the bull that trisd't Butt'
Q Ailocomotivei off q bridge has been, told

The ssofy8 tEe bull that trisdto Bats
alocomotiveio Off q bridge has been. told
but, never, believed, but an occurrence
on the Lake Shore Railroad on Thurs
day. brings It within the range If pro-
liabilities. About three miles Wegt of
this city, as train was running slow, il
cow stopped on the track. A fine look.
ing bull had gone over little ahead.
An attempt was made to stop the train,
as the COW did not move, but she was
struck snd thrown into the ditch. The
bull appeared to comprehend the aitua-
tion, and commenced, trying to butt the
train (which was then stopped) off the
track: There was danger that he would
get his horps entangled under one Of the
cars. and it was only after the train
hands had turned out en- masse and
dubbed him off that the train could be
started without risk Of his brenking his
neck.-Erie Dispatch. 4. -.
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Proclamation.
MAYORS OFFICE

CoLuMB1A, s. g., March 20, 1872.
tion: in :a
SEC. 8. All bsr-rooms. saloons and other
places for the sale OF liquors by retail, shall
theda Of such election, and remain closed
until O'Clock In the morning OF the day
thereafter, and during the time aforesaid, the
sale OF Intoxicating liquors is prohibited.
court OF violation Of this section, shall be
punished by fine not exceeding fifty dollars,
or by imprisonment not exceeding six months,
or by both suoh fine and Imprisonment, in
the discretion Of the court.
Tho regular and special policemen have
been instructed to report all violations q
March 81 Q JOHN ALEXANDER, Mayor.
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State of South OaroIina-.: :Richland Co
IN THE OOMMONPLEAS. @

E1 paste Mary s; Hobson.. 4. re W. H. Tai
ley, Esq, Solicitor Fifth judicial Circuit of
South Carolina.-Dat to Perpetuofe TEST.
IRONY IN regard to Lost Deeds, DO, &C..
IX1- Messrs. Melton & Clark, having fled g.
petition in this Court to perpetuate testimony
i'll relation to the past existence, loss and con.
tents Of a certain trust deed; executed by
James Ryan to ". W. Wakes, = rnstes, con
yeying all that lot or parcel Of land with
buildings thereon, containing one fourth Of
an acre, more or less. situate on Riphland
street in the stS Of Columbia, stats and
North. by lands Of Jesse Drafts. on the West
by Land OF - Matthews, on the East, by
lands Of J. II. Wells, and on the South, by
Richland street, for the sole use and benefit
Walker, -
Notice is hereby given to all parties who
may think themselves interested therein, to
appear before me, at my office. in Columbia,
on the 22d day OF May, A. D. 1872. ut IL o'clock
M., as though they had been served With 4
subpoena, to cross.examine the testimony
which may be produced, and to introduce tes.
timony in reply.
Given undor my hand and seal of Office, this
22d day of February. 1872.
Feb ~ tu13 D.B. MILLER, C.c.C.
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6uano.
fF'HE undersigned has now in storo and re-
shed Fefza Of Messrs shSsa %i.o. well a;hns ssta
Il Co., the FIIGNIX, MANIpULATED and
GUANO, SALT and5PLASTER COMPOIJSD M,
and is now ready to, Gn orders, and ship by
oulars. giving prices and particpIafs. @ %. cift A.
present prices Of cotton, 1t will take Bat an
INCREASED yield of 25 to so pounds to pay,for
2o9 pounds Guano. j. s.. CHAMBERS, !,
Fob Is t2mo Columbia. E. r.
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Pickles. Fruits and Vegetables.

1E0 DOZEN, in glass and cans, Of the
,LCO choicest kinds, as follows: Engliph
Piccalili and Chow Chow; California Apricots
and Bartlott Pears; Pine Apples, fresh Pea CHI.
es, Plume, Strawberries, Tomatoes, Green
Corn, Asparagus, Spanish Olives, Capors'
Worcester Sauce, Fronch and English Mus
;ard, Dessicated Cocoanut, Chocolate Paste,
Essence Coffee, &C.; all fresh and for sale Low
FOR cash. +. HOPE
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The champion conservative dwells in
Lewiston, Me. He is seventy-one years
OF age, and has never been in railroad
car, never put letter in the post Office
or sent telegraphic despatch, never was
on salt water and never attended an cleo
tion.
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New Spring Goods,

III l HAVE just received my stock of
INSPIRING and SUMMER CASSIMERES,
MyEsTINoS, &C., to which would invite
the attention Of tho public. The stock
comprises all styles and prices, and will be
made to order in the most fashionable man
ner. G. u. ERERHARDT'
Fob25
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Norwood's Patent Cotton Planter. :.
pARTlES wishing to purchase COTTON
Il PLANTERS will consult their interests
by calling at PHILIP MOTIFS Wagon Mann.
factory, where tho best and most complete
tured and sold PHILIP NJOTZ
Assembly. between Lady aud Geryais streets.
Iarch 2 Inc
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WHAT A ONE-ARlrED MAN GAN Do
a correspondent of the fredericksburg
(Va.) Star writes from Prince William
County: l:.;i = cIt31
Zone of my neighbors, Mr.. George
Williams, is young Confederate SOL
dier,. who has lost an arm, near, the
shoulder. and yet can do moro work
than majority of young men With two
hands. I have seen him, with the as-
sistancc Of a small boy, load wagon
that four oxen could with difficulty dsaw!
He outs hoop poles with one hand, and
with the assistance of his teeth ties them
into bundles as, rapidly and as we'll as
others with both hands. He plows his
land himself; and drives q two-horse
wood wagon, loading and unloading it
himself: He is an honest, brave and
gooq clelzen. .!fa.iI ~. i. ~.
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A MODEL BoY.-Writes correspond
ent Of the Rome (Ga.) Courier: i
Aelittle boy iof Polk County, John
William Armstrong. only ten years old,
recently picked with his own hands GIG
pounds Of cotton in five days. OF this
amount, he picked GOA pounds in three
days, and FL pounds in one day. On
Friday night, it 1ained 30, that he did
not pick on Saturday. He excelled the
best piokers in the field, Leading the
other hands who competed with him. 7
visited the family found father and
mother and all sick, and this brave little
fellow cooked for the whole family.
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FEarly Garden Corn.

Early Garden Corn.
FTIHE finest and largest assortment Of oarlv
have just received:
Early Sugar Corn,
Evergreen Corn,
Farmers Club,
Darling's Sweet,
Crosby's Prolific,
IL and II rows,
burlington, Tuscarora.
Adams sIEarly,
White Flint, large.
ALSO, 80
Long Pod Prolific Peas, twelve peas In Q
AlcLeah's Little Gem. improved Egg Plant
for salo at Il. Il. HEINITSH'B
rep ~ Drug and Chemical store
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= Owners Of Dwellings
Elegant Preparations

Elegant Preparations.
EATkACT OF BEEF, with Iron and Wine
~ "a new and desirable medicine for on
feebled digestion, loss Of tono and vigor, i'm
poyerished blood, nervous and general de-
bility, especially adapted to weak stomachs.
Cod Liver Oil. with paucreatine, for con-
/, Cod Liver Oil, with Hypc cphosphites OF
Limo and Soda.
Marvins superior God Liver Oil.
Bakers 'Tasteless Cod Liver.
Wyeth's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil.
Caswoll's pure Cod Liver Oil.
Elixir Of Gentian and Iron.
Improved Gentian Bitters, simpe Tonic.
producing q gentle and permanent exotic.
mont OF all the vital forces, for dyspepsia,
gout, nervous prostration, &c.
Prepared Infants Food-prepared from tho
whole whcat-very desirable for growing in
fants and persons with weak digestion.
condensed Milk-a cheap and convenient
food for infants.
All tho above preparations are for ealc at
Dlarol 10 HEINITSH'S Drug Store
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OOnoNlD1A g " TUESDAY MOKN1NG, APRL 3 1872 VOL.
Special Notices.

VENETIAN BL1NDs-No invention was ever
Q important to the people Of hot climates as
shaded light. while keeping out the heat and
glare, they are absolutely essential to COM
fort in this country. If the houses Of any Of
our readers are destitute of these valuable
contrlVanoos, they should at once, before tho
hot weather sets in, send their orders to Mr.
Z. r. ToAnE, No. 40 Hayne street, Oh arleston,
8. e., manufacturer aud dealer in doors,
sashes, blinds, balustcrs, mouldings, kc., 30.
haroh Il 1851.
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Columbia Music Store.
LyBrand & Son

LyBrand & Son ao.it
TAKE pleasure in calling the attention Of
.,l;o ~ tho public to an examination OF their
SIOCA OF MUSICAL MERCHANDISE, con-
slsting OF Pianos, Church and Parlor Organs.
Melodeone, Violins, Guitars, Banjos, Flutes
Aecordeons, Brass and Silver Band Instru.
monts OF all kinds. Also, Sheet Music and
!nstruments. on hand at all times. Sheet
r;aa Muslc sent By mail. post paid. on receipt Of
Rrice; and all kinds Of Musical Goods scfit by
State, marked @. o. D. Good SECONDHAND
pianos pis and Organs for sale cheap. for cash.
Iianos: organs and Melodeons tuned and re-
pared in satisfactory manner; and will give
especial attention to Packing Removing and
Shipping Pianos for other parties to any poin
desired, at moderate prices.
All orders promptly attended to and 8atia-
iact1on guaranteed to those favorine us with
their patronage; Send for cc- catalogue Of
Sheet Music and Musical Merchandise. Tay-
lor street, Citizens Savings Bark Building.
Columbia, s. O.. Nov
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WASHINGTON ITEMS.

WAsHTNcToS, July8.
The President to-day appointed Mar
tin b. Hayes Postmaster az COnneaut,
Ohio, vice VIM. Chapman, resigned.
When the Apache delegation visited
the President to-day tney were accom-
panied by Secretary Delano, Commits
Walker and General Howard. The
at peace with the whites, and
and farms, and to be educated sc school.
Santa, one of the chiefs, asked for a
suit Of clothes like the Presidents, a
cane, pistol, & sword and horse to
ride, 30 as 70 shew his conseQpence Is
hume.
I The President told him he was anx
ious to promote their comfort, but to that
end il was necessary for them to keep
peace, and he would do everything in
his power 90 protect them from bad
white men. He thought they would
have better home in the In
dian Territory, where attention could
be paid to their improvement, and that
they would be assisted in farming,
school houses would be built for them,
mecnanics WOuiu SNOW 'tilem now 10
work, and other benefits rendered them.
Miguel said, at one time he was 9n
bad terms with the whites, and not
knowing whether they were Americans
or Mexicans; but as soon as he learned
they were Americans he buried all his
badness, and was now their friend.
Several other Indians addressed the
President, declaring their determination
hereafter not only to live at peace among
themselves but toward the whites.
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CUBA.

HAVANA, July 3.-The two schoOners
seen Off Cape Romano, which were
supposed 20 be receiving the cargo from
the steamer Fannie, were wreeking an
English Lark. Ii is now positively
known that the Fannie landed nothing
previous 20 landing her cargo at Herra-
dura. According to the declaration OF
the prisoners, the landing place Of the
Fannie was the worst on that part Of
the island between Saque de Lamo and
Puerto de Ceballas. The troops killed
the guide Of the expedition, and the
situation then was unpleasant
The whole vicinity Of the scene is a
wilderness. The united forces OF Mo
destO Diaz and Magui Gomez attacked
a Spanish convoy, killing and wound
ing Nearly all the survivors escaped
into the woods. This engagement was
most successful, for the Cubans, Of any
during the resolution, the Spanish los
ing fifty in Killed and wounded. The
convoy had charge of a party OF sick
soldiers, who embarrassed the Inoge-
ments Of the defense. The Cubans num-
bered one thousand, and the SpaIliards
two hundred.
Governor ZabalOs, who was recently
attacked with the vomit, is now ont Of
danger
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FRANCE.

PARIS, July 3.-The debate on the bill
imposing tax on raw materials is now
in progress in the National Assembly at
Versailles. The lobbies are fIill of ex-
cited spectators, and the members OF
the Right are resolute in their determi-
nation TO reject the measure and hope
for a majority against with the aid Of
the representatives Of the free trade dis
tricts in the South Of France.
Among the questions that have been
discussedis the contingency 9f the resig-
nation Of Thiers and the appointment
Of a Triumvirate to be composed Of
Marshal McMahon, General rAdmi-
rault and Due de Broglie in his place is
again mOOted.
The party of the Left are now unani-
NOUS in the support Of Thiers. They
have had an interview with the Presi-
dent, and on receiving the promise Of
their assistance, he made brief speech,
in which he distinctly stated that he
would not in any event resign. Thiers
also announced that ne was fully Rwars
of the intrigues of the Right and re-
marked thar the Left may implicitly re-
ly on him for tirmness and his power In
The interests Of the Republic.
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1916!

A FAITHFUL, labOriO1s body Of public
servants we have At Washington. OF
those absent from their posts just now
are President Grant, Secretary Fish,
Secretary Robson, Secretary Belknap,
POstmaste=-General Creswen; Assistant
Secretary Richardson, Treasury Depart
ment; Solicitor-GeneralB BristDw; Assist
ant Secretary Cowan, Interior Depart
NEXT; Assistant Attorney Hill, Assist
ant Attorney General MeAIichael; Gen
eral Walker, Commissioner of Indian
Affairs; General Baker, Commissioner
of Pensions; Mullett, Supervising Ar
chitect; General Porter, Private
Secretary of the President; Cen
eral Babcock, Secretary to the
President; General Dent, Doorkeep-
ITO the President; Commissioners How
ell, Ferris and Adm, Of the Northern
Claims Commission; Bejamin J. Sweet,
Deputy-C Commissions OF Internal Rev
enue: John Delano, Clerk Of Interior
Department; Colonel Warrington, Su-
perintendent of the Census; General
Leggett, Commissioner of Patents;
General Eaton, superintendent of Edu-
cation; DR.. Warren, Chief Clark Of the
Bureau of Education; Colonel Klum,
Chief Clerk Of Indian Bureau; ]. B.
Mann, Chief Clerk Fifth Auditors Of
flee; Mr.. Kimball, Chief Of the Reve-
nue. Marine Bureau. This is by no
means a full list, but contains only the
names that could be recalled without
examination.
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TELEGRAMS.

The Prison Reform Congress of the
world met in London last night.
The Seventh regiment viii make q
jubilee pilgrimage, of q weeks duration,
to Saratoga to-day.
Horace Greeley win leave Boston on
Thursday morning for Newport return.
ing Friday to this city.
The British Joint Highs are dispatch.
ing from Geneva saying they are up-
holding the glory of the British govern.
ment in splendid style. -
Public interest in the Stokes case has
not much abated.- The prosecution will
probably close to-day. 1t is believed the
case will last a week longer.
James McHenry says that when the
case of Erie against Gould is brought Ia
trial, other large frauds than those
charged by the old management will be
developed.
The local sporting fraternity are sur
prised and disappointed over the defeat
Of Bassett, by Longfelow, yesterday.
Many of the betting men say they lost
heavily over yesterdays result.
Strikes, though fast falling off are
tAANAoAJ At'ANAo ~ GldilN ElGIl. A
strong effort is being made by the EN-
ployers' Union to persuade the work
men to return under the old system,
The official programme for the celebra-
Iion BY the city of the Fourth comprises
concerts OF Instrumental music and ex-
hbitions Of fireworks at the battery and
principal public parks, in the evening.
The display is expected to be very fine.
A monster procession of the working
men, for August lst, is under projection
by the committee Of the EMPLOYEES
Union, who issued an address to the
workmen, appealing to them to resume
labor, which i being distributed today
in German and English, by the thou
sand.
The World, in referring to the printed
circular of disaffected parties, advising
the Democrats to bolt at Baltimore in
case the Cincinnati movement was in
dorsed, and which has already been Dub
lished, says that it is q designating
movement in which it will take no
stock
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KINGSTON, June 26.-PresiGent saQet,
Of Hayti, has issued a proclamation de-
nOuncing as an outrage the action Of the
German fleet in enforcing the demands
of the German merchants.
At a conference of the foreign anabas-
sadOrs the American Minister COM
mented with great severity on the indlf-
ference of Hayu to her international
obligations, and declared that the pres
ent eyisis was the natural consequence
of such indifference. Hs urged the
President to be careful not TO conlpro-
mise Hayi by this dangerous policy,
otherwise he would open the doors by
which the American and European gov
ernments which might desire cOulsT en-
ter. He also said that the Germans
acted with justice in regard to the de-
nlands of their merchants. The French
Minister pronounced the proceeding an
act of barbarity. The British Minister
feelingly replied: "My opinion is against
you, and uphold the action of the Ger
mans.n
White and Hartman, Port-au-P Prince
merchants, advanced the money for the
indemnity which the government vas
compelled to pay.
The Haytien Cabinet rejected the mo-
ton made by the Minister of Foreign
Affairs 70 open fire on the German
steamers.
The Ministry is exceedingly unEopu-
lar.