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~ L \ ID TIDIE G. S.
LET EVERY. BODY" REJOICE.

LET EVERY. BODY" REJOICE.
GARRY THE NEWS TO HIRAM
GARRY THE NEWS TO HORACE
LIVELY TIMES At HAND.
LET VlOLlNlSTS BE GLAD
To know that they can get for
90 cent. set Of faar, VIOLIN STRINGS.
Is much better
50 still better
50 best Italian :"
former price 81 per sct.
Also, VIOLIN AID BOWS.
Prom ONH DOLLAR up to $500.
Banjo strings 30 cents per set.
do. do 80 cents Is,r set.
Guitar Strings - cents per set.
do. do. 1870 per set, hest.
Violincclla Strings, 81 per set q strings)
the beat
~ All sizes " iccordcon.,OSE DOL
LAR less in pric~.
tS~ Every kind Of Musical Instrument
in Store.
tB- Great reduction from former prices.
Goods are lower now than ever.
Come over 50 heather come a tagethcr!
"Conc Hiram. an Horace. an a tsycther"
Come running. hut don't fair to
SMITHS Temple Of Fancy.
aug. lift Frederick, Nd.
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Administrative Notice,

NOTICE is hereby given that the sub,
~ s.riber hA: obtained from the Or.
phan's Court II Frederick County, Letters
Tnet~,neutsry on the Estate Of
TIMOTHY C. SWEENEY,
iasc Of Frederick county, deceased. All
persona having claims against the said oe-
ceased, asv hereby warned to exhibit She
same with the vouchers thereof. ON or BE-
lone the 9th dry of March, 1873; as they
llay otherwise by hw Ike excluded from all
ts.n.Et Of said Estate.
REGINA :. SWEENEY,
ADMINISTRATIVE.
JAMES /. ELDER. Agent.
SGT y. l&se-4M*
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WANTED.

Any person having good mountain LOT
on the line Of she Railroad between Mocha
nicstown and Smithsbury, with heavy tim.
Der on it, suitable for saw-logs, will send
word to the subscriber. AS we are aboot
putting up Circular Saw in our PlaD'ng
Mill " saw all kinds of lumber by the lst
Of April
WAESCHE, BRO. & co.
az All kinds OF logs-such ~ oak
poplar and pine bought on the line Of the
Western Maryland Railroad At fair prices.
mar 2-tf
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CT. JOHNS COLLEGE,
~ ANNAPOLIS, Mn.

JAMES NJ GARNBrT, N. A. Principal.
Examinations for Admission, Sept. BOu,
and October LIST. Session begins Get. 81.
Terms for tuition and board. (ineludinu
fuel, lights aud washing.) fs7o per annu,n,
payable se,n.annunlly in advance. Srver.l
State Scholarship. vacant. Pif,y student,
two from each Senatorial Distrct nnrd.,i
and educated free of all charges. For ent.
slogues containing full particulars. n.idre+,
Prof W. II. HOPKINS,
aug 3!-3' Annapolis Md.
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GAMES, dC.-Parchesi, the most
~ fascinating game ever invented; also,
Tivoli. and many other games and puzzlea,
Dominoes, Checkcrboards and Men, Chess
Men, &c, &c, all low for cash, at
SMITHS Temple Of Fancy,
sept l4.n Frederick, Nj
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IL f r L n T.

The subscriber offers for Rent posses
sion of the premises to be given on the LIST
day of April next J that very desirable three
story Brick IIouae on the Emmitslurg
pike, near the Engine Hou-e, Mechanics
tcwn. 1t has l6 comfortable rooms, kit
chen and garden attached and stabling in
GOOD order. 1t is suitable for Hotel,
Boarding House or Store House. Terms
made easy. Apply to
JOHN LOHR.
nov eff Near McrhanicstoNn
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Notice to Trespassers.

Y>HE subscribers having been injuret
l. by ,respassers on their land, hereb,
give notice TO all concerned, that they fore
warn all persons from trespassing on theil
ground, either by hunting, fishing or shoot
ing, or encro~hing in any manner on thci
premises. All disreg.rding this notice vii
h proceeded against according TO law.
JOSHUA BlGGS. NOAH MILLER
ANON r. NORRIS. GEO. MILLER,
JAS. n. VALENTINE, ELI OFT,
LEWIS VALENTINE.
MIClIARI. LIPPY. g. SIGMCND.
JOSEPH DOTERER
Rocky Ridge, &T. 2l-4~s
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Mt. ST. MARY's COLLEGE

EMMiTsBrHG. FREDERICK COUNTY, MI.
The First Term Of the next Scholastic
Year will begin on Monday, September
Board and tuition for scholastic year Of
two sessions of five months each. 430O. 90
i e., 4l50.0O per session, PAYABLE in adj
vance. For further particulars address
PRESIDENT
or Mt. IT. MARY's COLLEGE,
aug loft EmmilShurs Nd.
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& A V Z NJ @ n L Y!
- Buy YOtn
Sf,IInnI RnnkSf

q AVE MON EY!
~ Buy YOrR
SCHOOL BOOKS!
SCHOOL BOOkS!l
SCHOOL BOOKSn.
At Smiths Temple Of Fancy.
jus, received large supply Of
SCHOOL BOOKS,
such a. arc msad in all the Schools Of Ere
derrick city and county. viz:
Primers, Spoilers, Readers, Arithmetics,
Biographies, Grammcrs. Dictionaries. Phi
losophy, Defners, Scholars Companion,
Copy Books. Cap and Drawing Paper,
Blanks for Book keeping.
Also, States, Pencils, Pens. Pcn.hol'lcrs
Ink, Inkstands, Sand. Rubhers, &c, &c
&c. All lower in price than heretofore.
~ School and other Books ordered
daily and furnished at publishers lowest
price for Cash, at
SMITHS Temple of Fancy.
dMu elf Frederick. Nd
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Broker and Real Estate
Agent,

INHE undersigned has established An Of
l fee for the purpose Of carrying on the
Real Estate and Broker business. Private
securities bought at reasonable discount.
Overdue time of mechanics, lahorers, SC,
with their employers. bought al very low
discount. Money loaned for short periods
of time on receipt of good security. Par.
ticular attention paid to the sale Of real
estate entrusted TO my hands. My strict
and sole attention will be paid TO the above
business.
tH- Office rear room. ground floor OF
Gilds' Hall. Entrance by the Hall door.
address. CHAS f. CASSELL.
Apr 8-6moss Mechanicstown, Md.
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AsnlinialrAlOr'H Notice.

A4minisl raiOr's Notice.
NJ Office is hereby given, that the sub
~ scriler has obtained from the Or
phan's Court OF Frederick County, Letters
Tcstsmentary on the Estate OF
SARAH BUSSARD,
late OF Frederick County. deceased. All
persons having claims against the said de-
ceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof, on or be-
fore the 18th day Of March. 1873; as they
may otherwis.. by law bo excluded from al
benefit of said Estate.
FREDERICK WHITE,
sspt i4-4w Administrator.
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Dissolution Of Copartncrship.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the 60
~ partnership existing under the style
of HOOVER & FISHER has this day
been dissolved by mutual consent All
PERSONS knowing themselves indebted to
the firm are respectfully desired 70 come
forward and settle up as we wish to close
up the business as soon as possible.
GEORGE A. HOOVER
NATHANIEL FISHER,
eE We have lot of sacks scattered
around among our customers. Persons
having them in their possession will pleas.
return them Immediately.
Graccilam Mills, August q, lSs24w"
THE business will still le carried on by
the undersigned. who is very thankful for
the liberal custom that has been extended
to him before the firm was established.
and also since: and respectfully asks for A
continuance Of tho same, hoping by strict
attention to business and desire to please,
to merit your custom.
GEORGE A. HOOVER.
August 81, 1872.
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CCUCOL BOOKS.

CCUOOL BOOKS.
~ school. BOOKG!,
school. DOOKS.u
Used In the Schools Of Frederick ti,y
and county; also. Slatte. Pens, Ink, Pencils,
Ink Stands. Rubber. &C.. &c, &C. jus, re-
ccived and fr sale low, a,
SMITHS Temple " Fancy.
sept l4-n Frederick. Nh
CYRCPS.-The hest article Of Syr,lps
- at 80 cents per An.lon; Ais, good qu.k
ity at 80, GO and IS cents pr galloa. Par
meE and house keepers should call and
taste these fine syrups
GEO. W. STOCkSDALE.
may lit At the Railroad Depot.
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SP0TSW0W HOTEL

4 \ D BIO 4 RD1 NG II DC s +.
Ner the Engine House, on tn. Elm.
nstsbv~y pix, uithtn 50 y@A Of
the RMlroad
4AECHANICSZO WV, ND.
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Notice to raX.PayerS.

NUIICV U ITN"I NyVINs
vINIE Tax.paycrs of Mcchanicstown
are notified to pay up their Corpora
ton Taxes without further delay. Th"s.
who fail to pay up by tho 18th of Sovem
her, will find their respective amounts due
placed. in an officers hands for collection.
l.. PICKING,
Prcsd't Board Of Town Commissioners.
sept. 2S-:w
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DON'T READ THIS |
MUSICAL INSTR E.NENT.v

MUSICAL INSTR I.NENTV
AT SMITHS TEMPLE OF FANCY.
Violins from ONE DOLLAR to 10000
French and German Flutinas and Accordr-
ons, all prices: Guitars. Flutes. Clarionets.
Violincellos, Musical Boxes from = +"
f75 Banjos. Flies. Flagcolc,s, Tamhorinc-.
Bone Itattlcrs. Harmonious. Bass and
Snare Druma. Brass Trombones Tuning
Forks. Irish Hnrps, Violineclla, Banjo,
Guitar and Violin Strings; Keys, Tail
Pieces: Bows. Resin, &c; Instruction
Books for all Instruments. IAN 80 cheap
IA never voa." Recoll,rt the place.
SMITHS Temple Of Fancy.
No ~ North Market Street.
July l3-.f Frederick city. Mi.
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4 NINA NJ. f. EYLER,
GLOVE MAKER.

Guilty HiU, Ktrlusntc~tor", Nd.
Manufactures all kinds Of GLOVES
Buckskin Shecpskin, Calfskin, Fo1skin and
Fnr Gloves Of all descriptions.
~ Only made to order, in the most du.
rable and substantial manner.
Persons at q distance who wish gloves
made in the most elegant style will please
in their orders. uecl3. 2nos.
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TO on DOLLARS per day
y ~ Agents wanted All classes
OF working people. Of either sex. young
or old, make more money nj work for us in
their spare moments. or all the time, than
ut anything cls... Particulars free. Address
&. STlNSOE Il CO..
sept lily Portland, Maine.
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AND JEWELIlY

q. T. EYSTER & BRO.
\lvISII to infoIm their customers and
w the public generally. that they have
Just returned from the city with splendid
assortment Of 60 l. ID AND SILVER
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no TO THE DEPOT
" AND UTf li1IK

- A.ND ~ B'A ~
Stone rrnrkrry s1si 4ut~f,swsrs';; also. giAfe
ditto; scif41.aainy hWit Jars aud jciiv slzss1cs
~ish tin caps. Knives and fTks. slxnns
iLSd...<, &c. Harvest wafer keys and hue
kcts and baskets. BrDci, screws, SAVE
ha,clwt$, hammers, !Ja.ns- squares, lt~ks,
lahhcs, hinges. &c Grindst0ncs and fix
lures; lead. ni. and pain'E, ami all other
building M.sucria!F III the hardware line
krt,t in trSnsry store.
GEO. W. STOCKSDALE.
july CIV
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w y q H IF s.,

American and Swiss Watches, .Iewrlry.
Silver Tea. and Table Spoons, Forks, Gold,
Silver and Steel frame Sprtaclrs; also
Clocks Of the hes, manufacture.
sT- Watch and Clock work warranted
for one year. Jewel y repairing executed
in neat and workmanl,ke manner
Cash paid for old Gold and Silver
Emnitsburg, Md. aug l1-3mos
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,TINWIIL PAY TO READ THIS

INITIAL PAPER!
INITIAL PAPERS
New Style Initial Paper and Envelopes
TO match also, Billet, Octave, Note. Letter,
FooIsap, Lcgalcap. Broad and Narrow
Bill Paper, Tracing Paper, Drawing Paper.
Tissue Paper. &c. &c. alro, Envelopes of
every xzc and price; Pens, Penholdsrs.
Sand Rubber. Ink Stand, Rod, Violet and
Black Inks, Bill Files, Pen Racks, &c, &c.
A full and large assortment just received
from New York, and offered at very hw
rates for cash. ut
SMITHS Temple Of Fancy.
july 2'-tf Frederick, Nd.
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The ingredients Of this Super Phos-
plate are Bone. Phosphate, Sulphuric
Acid and Ammonia.
1t is one Of the MSt PhoSphaes now in
use, and operates on the land like charm.
e?s~ Farmers are invited to give it a
trial. Always ON hand and for sale by
GEO. w. SrOCKSD.ALE, Agent.
Aug. 24-;',nos
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E::tSSGI1
riSsH ..s:Sifr S@T
WESTERN MARYLAND RAILROAD.
REGIEEIEC WITH

HEDNESDA Y OCT. @th, 1872.
TNIE trains on thia road will leave CAL
l. vert Station aS follows:
Mail Train for lIaserstown, stopping at
all stations ut S.25 4. VI. Express train for
IInsrr-town and Frederick. stopping only
NJ Tank, Westminster. Union Bridge, F.
L. p. l.. II. r. Junction. Mcchanicstown,
and Stations Weet at 325 =. VI. arrive at
Ilngrrstown 100
This train will stop at all stations coming
East and arrive in Baltimore ut 1910 AN
Accommodation for Mcchnnicstown and
intermediate points ut 3.25 P. NJ.
-s4 JOHN 7. RIGNEY,
nov eff Gen. Superintendent.
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GEORGE w. sTOCKSDALE,
SUCCESSOR TO
CHE w e STOCkSDALE.
At the Principal HareAouse D.1ot.
Mechontcstoun, Nd.
L. paying the highest prices for
FLOUR. WHEAT. CORN, OATS, RYE
HAY, and Grain Of all kinds:
Also keep. constantly ON hand lsrc
supply Of
q IL OCERIEk.
FLOUR, FEED STUFF, BACON, PO.
TATOES, SALT and SALTPE.rRE
FlSH Of all kinds; OILS. Paipt.,
Brusnes. HARDWARE and
CUTLERY, SEDAN and
WILLOW WARE;
BEAUTIFUL BASKETS
or ALL KINDS;
and sizes. pnin aud fancy.
az The BIS. Of TOBACCO and
CIGARS; Coffin Handles, Hinges, and
Trimmings; and may other articles too
numerous ~ specify.
All Of which will be sold wholesale and
retail, Ut prices exceedingly low for CASH.
The public ART respectfully invited to
come and look at these cheap goods.
GEORGE W. STOCfSDALE.
Nav ;1tf
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I>AKE NOTICE.
miniatrntOr'n Notice.

Admin iAtrtstOr'H Notice.
OFFICE is hereby given. that the sub
" nrrlHr has obtained from the Or
pl,ans Court Of Frederick County, Letters
Tcstamrn'ary ON tn" Estate of
JOHN $. PENNEL.,
late OF Fr,yclick County. Deceased. All
pcrson. having Cklins against the said de-.
rras,h. are hereby warned TO exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof on or he.
fore the 18th day ut March. 1873: NJ they
may otherwise hv Ian M excluded from MI
benefit If said Estate.
FREDERICK WHITE.
sept law Administrator.
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Notice,

Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given TO the debtors
y of DIR. Timothy Q. Sweeney, deccas.
el. either by note or t.uk a0punt. To como
forward and liquidatc their liabilities " it'll
In ninety daye from this Ntlce. Tubs
who fail to do ~, whl finl tho nccoont. o
their Indebtedness placed in the hands o
an officer for collection.
JAMES A. ELDER. AaRSr,
For Mrs, Regina 5. Sweeney, Ad' K
Acpt 2S.4w
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L>ASHION MAGAZINESi
Il FASHION MAGAZINES!
All other Magazines.
All other Magazines
POR OCTOBER.
Metropolitan Magazine, the best in the
United States Nine. Democrats Leslie s;
Godcy's: Petcrson's; Scribner's; HaYpers;
Galaxy; &c. All furnished at ptblisher' 3
prices. at SMITHS Temple Of Fancy.
sept 2S.tf Frederick Nd
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y T. BANKS s. SON.
N. Importers and Dealers in
CHINA, GLASS d QUEENSW4RE,
And Manufacturers of
STO n + w A r E
No. 53South Street,,
dec o Baltimore, Md.
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Ne" BOOKS
FOR TIE SUNDAY SCHOOL,
PTRE GOLD.
No Sunday School Song Book has ever
been received with greater favor, the sales
reaching over 5000 copies in the first min,
months.
SONGS OF SALVATION.
very popular book, containing the gem.
Of I. f. Perkins :. :. Songs. Also,
"BRlGHT JEWELS"
"FIESII LAURELS,"
t'co good music boyks.
"NEW Lutte OF ZlON,"
the best Church Choir hook issued.
cay" Music Books Of every description
furnished at publishers lowest prices at
SMITHS Temple Of Fancy,
No 40 North Market Street,
june 22tf Frederick, Nd
RAsE BALLS,
BASE BALL BATS.
Large assortment on hand and cheap, at
SMITHS Temple Of Fancy,
iun22-otf Frederick, Md.
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ONLY ONE DOLLAR A YEAR
OsG HUNDRED COPIES FOR $50.
or los Than uan Cent Copy. Lot there 10 .
$50 Cub ut every Post Office

SEMI.WEEKLY Sun, 81 \ YEAR,
OF th. same si,o aa1 general Character a.
THE WEEKLY. bnt with greater variety OF
misccli aneons reading. and furnishing the n-'fs
TO Nv snnsc,ih-rs with greater freshness because
L comes twice week instead OF onco only.
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THH DAILY SyS, so 4 YEAR.

A precautionary read bio newspaper with tho
larc,x c,rculal,Gn IN tho world. FREQ. indie
from cvrrywhcr0. Twr cents a copy BY mall.
50 CositA a month. or SO year.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-06-11

Crrx MATTERS. The price OF single

CTrx MATTERS. price OF single
copies Of the PHOENIX is Eve cents.
The third story Of DR.. Wheeler's new
building, corner of Richardson and Plain
streets, was commenced yesterday.
The annual examination and concert
OF the South Carolina Institution for the
education of the deaf, and dumb, and
blind, located at Cedar Springs, Spartan
burg County, s. O., will be held on
Thursday. June 27, 1872. The public is
invited to attend.
The rains during the last two days
cooled the atmosphere delightfully."-, and
at the Same time was materially adyan-
tagoous to the crops.
If hose is to be used altogether for
watering the streets, we hope the parties
having the matter in charge will procure
a brass perforated nozzle. SO that there
will be a general distribution of the
water, and not mud puddles here and
there.
The Democratic State Convention as
sembles in the Court House, this even
ing, at O'Clock. Fifteen of the thirty
one Counties will not be represented
no delegates having been elected.
Colonel Thomas Y. Simons, of the
Charleston Courier, is at the Columbia
Hotel
The following is the programme of
Band Master Buchar's band, at the gar
rison grounds for this afternoon,
Faust Quiokstep, by @. Weber.
Capricia, by Hagen.
Waltz, by Doering.
Andante. by Hays.
New Year Polonaise.
The different Counties which have ap-
pointed delegates to the Convention,
will, doubtless. be fully represented. as
numbers arrived last night.
Admirers and supporters of old Horace
are expected to call on Messrs. Kinard
& Wiley and don one of those improved
white ''head protectors modelled after
the "tils" which has acquired such cele.
brity.
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FLOODING OF THE ILLINOIS PRA1R1Es.-

FLOODING OF THE ILLINOIS PRAIR1Es.
The st. Louis Republican, Of the 8d inst,
has intelligence that the Southern Cen.
trail portion of Illinois was visited on
Sunday morning by one OF the greatest
rain-falls known in the history Of that
part OF the country. The storm COM
menced about midnight. The rain -fall
was very great. The prairies were fairly
submerged. The small streams were
swollen into rivers in On Incredibly short
space of time. Fences were lifted from
their places and sent eddying down the
turbid streams with amazing velocity.
The whole section of country from the
Wabash to the Kaskuskia, nd South of
the Toledo, Wabash and Western Rail-
road, it is said. has been visited by this
great flood. Hundreds Of acres of land,
on which corn had been planted, were
overflowed. and the highest grounds for
the space of five hours were literally sub
merged by the great rainfall. Miles OF
fences and other farm improvements
we're destroyed. The damage to the
growing wheat crop is beyond estimate
ut this time The railroads were more
or less damaged.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-06-11

HOTEL ARRIVALS. Juno 10. Mckerson
House-J Chesnut. Camden; b y Kirkland,
Airline Railroad; L Brown, wife and son.
da: W 81 PRESCOTT. Pendleton; J Il Chatham,
Helena; NJ MacKay, Abbeville; W Ames, N
o; F D Bush, Grsenvilie.
Csltsa,,bio H0tel-J Preptiss. r y Fletcher. @
J Hamilton and son, U 8 Panorama; H r
Bridgers, Gardiner, O schulken, N G;
Is q Yooum; A Austell. Atlanta; w F Branch.
Abbeville; i Gilbert. J Jsnlison, N q; D
F Fleming, W D Kennedy, } NJ Cnrson. N P
? Brady, q L Buist, W II Evans, N Q Mazyok,
Charleston; W TradewelI, city; J b Ker-
shaw and daughter, Camden; H Waring, 8
q; A II Davega. Chester; G P Cotohett, SO
M Drafts, Aiken; E NJ Clayton and son, Wal
hslla; F A Connor, F DuPre, II Booker,
Abbeville; E 8 Irvine, Greenville; Brad.
ley, r G Bowen, Pickens; Pool, II Burton,
Newberry; W J Crosswell, r L Singlotary, b
a..
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BURIED TREASURES UNKARTHED. Last
Friday morning, two colored men, while
digging ditch on Noisette's Farm, near
the forks of the road. unearthed large
iron pot or kettle filed with specie, which
looked as il it had been buried for q
number OF years, 1t having turned a
dirty brown color. The pot or kettle
was made OF iron, and was so rusted that
it fell to pieces on being lifted out. It
was filed with Spanish silver dollars,
doubloons and some Mexican gold coin,
the size OF an American half eagle. The
colored men acted very cautiously about
their discovery, and it only became
known in the neighborhood by casual
remark dropped by oolored woman
who had gone to give them their dinner,
and had been given four or five of tho
gold pieces with warning to keep her
mouth shut. The lucky finders have
concluded to settle in life upon the pro-
ceeds OF their fortunate discovery, and
will doubtless have q special interest
hereafter in the subject OF drainage.
Charleston Me,os
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AN AMENDE TO MARSHAL WALLACE. -
We are glad (says the Beaufort Rspubh-
can. Of the 7th,) to be informed that the
report freely circulated in the State
papers Of the appointment Of the
infamous Bud Williams, as Deputy
United States Marshal. is untrue. His
in connection with the ar
rests in Georgia is said to be by direction
of the United States District Attorney.
In that case, Williams seems to have
acted with his usual consistency, first
forging an order to arrest his own cousin,
and then leaving Hendricks in the luroh
to bear the brunt Of the villainy. Mr..
Corbin, we think there has been enough
of this fellow. Get twist on him and
hang him. At all events. get some other
tool. If it is only by such means that
Ku Klux con be arrested and convicted,
We advocate the shooting OF them OH
sight by the eoldiers, without trial. That
would be despotio. but not SO disgrace
full or subversive OF all respect for the
law and its officers, as a continuance of
methods Of obtaining evidence, remind
ing us strongly of the English State
trials before Jeffreys. There are other
incidents connected with these trials,
with reference to the composition OF the
grand and petit juries, which show a
much stronger desire to obtain oonvic-
tions than to obtain justice. These may
be spoken Of in future.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-06-11

FIGHT At A FUNRRAL.-Annie Wilson
and Lizzie Alexander, betook themselves
to Chalmers street on Saturday. to at
tend the funeral of Constable Oarron.
They appeared TO be cn pleasant terms
before they got in the vehicle assigned
them, but when the cortege moved of,
they fell into dispute over the liege
lord OF one OF them, and undertook to
see which was tho better woman there.
The carriage window gave way to the
sudden weight it encountered. when the
pugilists locked and fell against it, and
scattered the pieces fal and wide. "As
it was solemn OCCASION" friends inter
posed, and urged upon the ''ladies" pro-
priety, when peace was established and
the blackberrying party pursued their
Charleston Courier.