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The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-05-28
There are twenty difficult thing

There are twenty difficult things
in the world-being poor to be char
table /; being rich md great to be
religious ; to escape destiny [e4plain-
ed not to die1 TO get sight Of the
Scriptures, [Sutras Of Buddha] to
be born when a Buddha is in the
world !; TO repress lust and Danish
desire to see an agreeable object
and not seek to obtain it to be-
strong without being rash ; to bear
insult without anger to move in
the world, Ito touch things) without
setting the henrt ON it F; to investi-
gate matter to the very bottom /;
not to condemn the ignorant ; thor
oughly to eztirpate self-esteem ito
be good and at the same time learn
ed and clever to see the hidden
principle in the profession Of reli-
gion ; to obtain ones end without
exultation +; to exhibit by a virtuous
life the doctrine Uf Buddha ; to save
men by converting them /; to be the
same in heart and life ; to avoid
controversy.-Bul'lhiaic Aphorisms.
| -~<1e,s->--
The Hannibal " Courier" describes
IN invention Of Mr.. Stephen NJ.
Richards, superintendent of the
Pullman Palace Car Lines west of
the Mississippi, for the improvement
Of railway tracks. 1t consists in sup
porting the rails in spring attach
ments upon rubber bearings II
inches in thickness, set in sockets
upon the cross ties by patent fast
ener. The rail f,.stenings, too, are
Mr.. Richards's invention, and are SO
formed that rail Gun be removed
in an instant by removing a small
screw. The Hannibal and St. Joseph
Railway are preparing to lay a few
miles of track with this improve
ment, and Mr.. Richards has visited
Chicago, to My his invention before
Eseversl roads.
| A silver mine Of unparalleled rich-
ness has been discovered IN Greyson
county, Kentucky. The orc was
found to contain hrger per cent.
Of silver than any hitherto discover
ed. The mines are almost iuexhaus-
tible, and will soon be developed.
Peter Myers, of Cherry Hill, In
: diana county, recently found a vein
J Of iron ore ON his farm, which be
has followed to the depth OF II feet,
and has not yet found the bcttom.-
Il is pronounced good ur1a)itv OF
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','eeley, through the col
paper, the New York
more to disseminate the
anti,slevery party than
.s,ual or statesman in the
'ae colored people of this
read and were subscrib.
,on''e' they would not re.
!, s issue Of Greeley's paper
!. contain something in
" 'dyancement-this has
since the paper first
pe"f"nce as an abolition
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woman ut a recent prayer
de a petition in behalf of
nephew. which, after
his many misdeetls. con-
telling the Lord that he
came home the night
beastly state of intoxica-
llstllng Shoe Fly - and
her meaning that lady
'led that popular mir.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-05-28

(ylic Reriep of Brook yn
questionable that the NOM
Horace Greeley for Presi-
! Cincinnati convention. has
kction to a large number
r.citizens WHO, like him,
descent.
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sobreiety, honesty and in
o. character will carry the
otes OF the sober and dis
nglanders, her magnani-
so'nslstancy will draw the
a'e people, and his life-
~ the cause of the free.
'"lored people will secure
and finally his earnest
na'f OF the laboring classes
= " especially the farming
y combine with the other
adons, place him in the
aalr Of the nation.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-02-23
Aostetter's Bitters.

~FOUR MILLIONS OF INVALIDS.
At the lowest computation there are never less
than four millions Of invalids in the United
States. OF this number probably more than
,hreeafths have neglected the ordinary precau.
tions necessary for the preservation OF health,
and are suffering the punishment due to their
carelessness. II the multitudes who are now
afflicted with billousness, indigestion, rheuma-
tism, intermittent fever, irregularities OF the
bowels, general debility, nervous disorders, &C.,
had, at the very first symptoms OF indisposition,
invgorated regulated and purified their systems
with HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS, two.
thirds of them would at this moment be perform.
Ing the active duties Of life, unsnnoyed BY any
ailment OF the body or the mind.
This assertion Is made adVlsedly. 1t Is founded
on experience, and Is borne out by the testimony
Of countless host OF Witnesses, whose attesta-
tioAs cover almost every variety Of disease, and
extend over period Of about twenty years. or
every thousand persons who take the Bitters, as
q preventive OF the complaints above enumera-
ted, seven -eighths escaped them entirely; and
of every thousand who are actually attacked, and
use the great Vegetable Tonic as remedy, three
fsurths are radically cured These are not hap
hazard assertions, but statistical facts. They
are based upon the results OF inquiries made by
more than fifty Thousand persons In various
parts Of the country, and upon the letters OF
prominent citizens Of every state, it might al
most be said, Of every county In the Union.
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A Device to Rob the State.
IErom the Carolina spartan.1 /

From the Carolina Spartan]
The Blue Ridge swIndle has not yet passed
the Senate. 1t simply proposes latter Cover
nor Scott has, we ore Informed, sold the State
stock for one dollar on the share) to give the
company eight hundred thousand dollars to
pay The debts of the road, and million to
take it. II tho question had been whether
the State should continue to give aid until the
road Is completed, or give one million eight
hundred thousand dollars, and be done with
the whole project, we would have been
tempted to commend the action Of the Legis-
lature as wise and economical; but this was
not the Issue, and the bill now before the Leg
islature Is a bold and shameless device to rob
the State and fll the pockets of set of ad-
venturers who have already grown rich by
similar frauds upon the people.
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NOTICE.-W. A. BEALL VS.. JAMES,
IN ROBERT aud CHARLES T. LOWNDES, Trus.
tees, JEREMIAH BEALL, ys. JAMES, ROBERT
and CHARLES T. L0WNDES, Trustees, ex parte
LOUIS NJ. COXETTER, In re the said csuses.-In
pursuance OF The order OF Hon. r. F. Graham,
Judge Of the First Circuit, In the above entitled
causes, Of date the 7th day OF February, A. D.
1872 lhe Creditors OF JOHN FRASER d COMPA-
NY. FRASER, TRENHOLM & COMPANY, and
LAFITTES LECOUhT, who may be minded to
accept and become parties 10 the agreement OF
date the 25th day OF september A. D. 1857 between
THEODORE d. WAGNER and-W. L. TRENHOLM,
In behalf or JOHN FRASER i COMPANY, and OF
FRASER, TRENHoLM& COMPANY, and the sew.
era Creditors of either OF the said partnerships,
and to receive the benefits and give binding eject
to the same, are required 10 appear before me,
at my office, at the Courthouse In Charleston, and
after signifylng their assent and signing said
agreement, to prove before me their alleged
claims as Creditors OF either Of the said firms, be.
fore the 1rst day OF May. A. D. 1872
WIN. ]. GAYER, Referee.
nSThe New York Journal OF Commerce will
Insert once week until the 1st Of May, A. D.
1872, and forward bill for the same to the under.
signed. WIN. J. GaYER, Releree.
feb16-fl1
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More About that Delegation.

We have said elsewhere that the Office
holders delegation will not vote for the re-
nomination of President Grant, in the Phila'
delphia Convention, unless he pays them foE
their trouble by giving them the dispensing
of the Federal patronage in this State. This
view is confirmed by the following Columbia
telegram published by Radical paper:
The delegation viii leave directly after the
Legislature adjourcs, for Washington. and
will hold conference with President Grant,
and if he does not remove the present Fedora
officers they will not vote for him.
The vote OF the delegation in the Conven.
tion will show whether Mr.. Grant has sold
out to the most disreputable of South Caro-
linn politicians.
The Columbia Union, in it's issue OF yes.
terday, prints second leading article III
criticism OF the character Of the Oflce-hold'
ers delegation. 1t says:
There are few men who think they OWL
the Republican party ia this State, body and
soul. The result of the Convention seems tc
Indicate that, up to the present time, they have
some grounds for such belief, but II there is
one thing any surer than another IL 1s luis
that the day is not distant when these mer
will either be taught wholesome lesson OF
else the Republican party goes to ruin. II re
spectability, intelligence, capacity and honesty
are bars to preferment, then Republicanlsm ir
this State has proven failure. There Is some
stern work to be done In this State In the mex
campaign, and If the Republican party desires
to preserve its organization intact 1t must bt
reorganized upon an entirely different basis.
We should like some one to tell US why We
should not send to represent us In the Natlona
Convention of the party men VINO could COM
pare favorably In point Of Intellect with those
who will be there from other States Is this
place to which person can lay claim SIM
ply because he is Republican If 1t is not
representative position then 1t matters mol
who is sent.
This is equivalent to saying that ''respect'
liability, intelligence, capacity and honesty
"are bars to preferment" among the Radi-
Gals Of the oflce-holding Ring. II is con,
fession that the knaves 10 Columbia are
dragging the party to destruction. The sig
nifcant question, "Why should not the
"South Carolina Republicans send TO the
"National Convention men who could COM
stpare favorably in point OF intellect with
'the delegates from other States" suggests
this reply: because there is very little in
"tellect or integrity in the Republican ranks,
ssand because The few able and honest men,
s'bers OF the party are invariably voted down
"by the willing slaves Of the RiDg!"
"A special dispatch to The NEWS gives
the programme OF the South Carolina dele
cation in definite shape. They demand the
removal Of Messrs. Trott, Clark, Geddlngs
and Others as the price Of their votes In the
Philadelphia Convention. In other words,
they give their support to the candidate who
bids the highest. What will Mr.. Grant do
about it?
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Augusta and Charleston.

From the Augusta Constitutionslist.l
We publish elsewhere the comments under
this caption of TIE CHARLESTON NEWS, on our
article few days since in regard TO the rail-
road war. We can assure our esteemed con.
temporary that we have not overlooked the
probable damage that might result to Augusta
In the event the South Carolina Road should
pass into the control of the Georgia Central
but believing the pretended lease a feint did
not comment thereon. Our people watch
with almost as much interest the moves,
checks and counter checks of the struggle as
do those of Charleston.
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rNHE SOUTH CAROLINA LOAN AND
TRUST COMPANY.
jan29-mWl2

CHARLESTON, January 20, 1872.
The attention OF Depostors In the Savings De.
partment of this Company is particularly invited
to the great safety accompanying the Deposits OF
Savings made In this Institution.
These Deposits are regarded by the Board OF
Directors as q Special Trust, and are Invested
only In sound and valuable Securities.
In addition to this careful investment Deposi'
tors have as further security, the Capital OF the
Company, which is liable for their Deposits and
the interest thereon.
Interest at the rate OF SIX per cent PEI annun'
either paid In cash QUARTERLY, or passed 70
credit and compounded. F. A. hlTCaELL, sls,,.
jan22.2m0 Oasntef'
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London has known during the present cen

London has known during the present cen
tury. The Pail Mall Gazette of the 9th instant
says that within the last few days the Lord
Mayor, accompanied by Captain Galton, rom
the department of works, and Mr.. Penrose,
the surveyor to the cathedral, have made a
preliminary inspection of the interior Oh st'
Paul,s. and have arrived at the conclusion tnat
1t is capable of accommodating ABOUT siHleen
thousand people, in one way and anotnef' Oh
the occasion of the thanksgiving service. II
Is stated, on good authority. that as many as
eIehteen thousand were collected within tne
walls of the cathedral on the occasion OF tne
Dnke of Wellipgton's funeral; and, that se-
inc so. a rumor that 1t is the intention OF the
Lord Chamberlain to limit the accommodation
on this occasion to seven thousand or TO
eight thousand at most is exciting much
dissatisfaction. The Dean of st. Paul's is un-
derstood to have had an interview with the
Lord Chamberlain, and to have strongly
urged upon him the claims of the great city
companies for consideration in the persons OF
their masters and wardens and other members
of their governing bodies. The preparations,
so far as they depend on the Cathedral Dean
and Chapter. are rapidly pushed forward.
These, however, are strictly confined 10 the
choir, and are part of the great scheme OF In
terror establishment of the fabric which has
been some time In progress, and are only
accelerated In anticipation of the Queens
visit. The special arrangement for seating
the audience at the thanksgiving service in
every other part of tre Cathedral will be made
by the department of works. and at the pub
lie cost. It is stated that, whether the Prince
is well enough to be present or not, the Prin-
cess of Wales will certainly accompany the
Oueen
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yer's politics are not ours. He has been
scrupulously loyal to his party; but We be-
lleye him to be honest, and he has allowed
no opportunity to pass Of advancing the
commercial and agricultural interests Of the
State. This is infinitely more than can be
said of the men who tax him with falsehood
and with disregard for the welfare Of his
party.
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Gnnratlo,1al.

COLLEGE CLASS.-MRS. P. J. BARBOT
y Will, In compliance with the request OF many
persons, commence a sofege Glass, at O'Clock,
on Thursday, ed instant, for children from
the ages Of to "a years. class for young iauies
Will also be formed at an early day. Apply to
Mrs. P. ]. BARBOT, at her residence, southwest
corner Of Smith aud Montague streets.
Terms-sI2, in advance, per quarter. feb22-2
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THE STATE OF. SOUTH CAROLINA,
i CHARLESTON COUNTY.-Certidcate OF Linn
tied Partnership between THEOD0SE G. BOAG.
OF the City OF Charleston, In the U, unity and
Sta Aforesaid, and ANDREW N. JACKSON, OF
Augusta, In the State OF Georgia.
TO all whom these Presents shall come they are
to certify that agreeably to the act Of the Gene
Act to authorize the formation Of Limited Part
nerships, passed on the Goth day OF December,
1887; and another, entitled An Act to extend the
duration OF An Act authorizing the formation OF
Limited Partnerships, passed on the 18th day OF
December: 1s4e; and another Act extending the
December, 1866 THEODORE G. B0AG, Of the
City OF Charleston, In the County and State afore-
said, and ANDREW N. JACKSON, OF Augusta, In
the state OF Georgia, have formed Limited Part
nership, as follows:
First The Partnership is to be conducted under
the name or nrm OF THEODORE G. BOAG.
second. The general nature OF the business IN.
tended to be transacted Is that OF General Fac
:age and Commission Business, In the said City
OF Charleston.
ity Of Augusta, in the State Of Georgia. Is the
Special Partner, and THEODORE @. B0AG, re-
siding iQ the City Charleston and State Aforesaid,
Is the General Partner.
Fourth. The said ANDREW n. JACKSON, the
Special Partner, has contributed In cash the full
and just sum OF Five thousand Dollars to the
common stock.
Filth. The said Partnership 10 commence on
the twenty fourth day OF January, 1872 and will
terminate on the first day Of January, 1873.
In witness whereof the said Partners have
hereunto set their hands and seals at Charleston,
THEO. G. BOAG. [L.s.l
A. N. JACKSON. iLs.l
Signed, sealed and delivered In The presence Of
R. 8. DURYKA, E. II. WHITING. jan26-36
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True Copy.l
A. @. RICHMOND, y. O. O. p, Charleston County

In pursuance OF the order Of Hon. F. GRAHAM,
Judge OF the nrst circuit In the above entitled
causes, OF date the 7th day Il February, A. D.
1872 the creditors OF JOHN FRASER Il COMPANY,
FRASER, TRENHOLM & COMPANY, and La
FlTTES i LECOUNT, who may be minded 10 &C.
cept and become parties to the agreement OF date
the 25th day OF September. A. ID. 1857, tetWeen
THEODORE D. WAGNER and W. l.. TRENHOLM
In behalf Of JOHN FRASER 4 COMPANY, AMI OF
FRASER, TRENHOLM d co, and the several
creditors of either OF said Partnerships, and to
receive the benefits and give nding effect to the
same are required to appear before me, at my
Office at the Courthouse In Charleston, and after
slgnifying their assent and signing said agree.
ment to prove beforI me their alleged claims as
creditors OF either OF said Lrms befure the first
day OF May, A. ID. 1872. W. ]. GAYER,
feb23 Referee.
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WE are glad to see that resolution is be-.
fore the Senate requesting of the Commits
sioners OF the Sinking Fund, nformation
relative to the sale OF State stock in the Blue
Ridge Railroad Company. 1t was introduced
By Senator Corbin.
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CTORE TO RENT IN AUGUSTA, CA
y The STORE No. 23o Broad street, under the
central Hotel the best business stand In the CITY,
ANY o.e Wishing to secure splendid business
stand, and the freedom Of Democratic CITY, Will
please address PETER KEENAN,, Augusta, Ga.
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90 Rent.

ITO RENT, THE THREE-STORY BRICK
HuUSE, No. 27 Vapderhorst street. Apply
ar 40. 4 Hudson street, feb23-lt
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EXECUTOR'S NOTICE. ALL PER-
L SONS having any demands against the Es
tate OF the late Colonel JOSEPH WHALEY will
present them to the subscriber, at the office Of
Whaley IL Mitchell, No. 4s Broad street, properly
attested. WILLIAM WHALEY,
feble-mwf9 Qualified Executor.
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EOR SALE, AN OLD AND WELL-ES-
I TABLISHED fi!stclass Dressmaking and
Millinery Business, located on the most frequent
ed and fashionable part OF Bioldway. Fixtures
for sale, and Stock II desired. Address f. W. H.,
Box l0S "Daily News" New York.
feho3-frnH34
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Enst an1 fonn6 .

T OsT, ON BROAD STREET, BETWEEN
Ii Meeting and Trspman streets, q Gold Enam.
ele,d BRAUELEr. liberal reward will be paid
the Under by leayIng 1t at this office.
foo22
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OHARLESTON WHOLESALE AND Re.

CHARLESTON WHOLESALE AND BE-
TAIL MANUFACTURING CIGAR AND TOBACCO
HOUSE,
No. $40 KING STREET, THREE DOORS SOUTH OF
SOCIETY STREET.
MEERSOHAUM PIPES specially. therefore
can sell at prices to surprise you. Suitable for
Christmas Presents.
ALSO,
An extensive and complete assortment Of all
articles in his line OF business Is Kept constantly
on hand, giving facility Of filing, without de-
Law, ali orders extended to him. accompanied
with cash, or draft on responsible houses in the
city. Purchasers are requested to examine bis
nerfect Stock before trading elsewhere.
WILLIAM SCHROEDER.
Proprietor Of Emperor William Cigar Store.
noy1
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XyANTED, EVERYONE TO KNOW
W fhat EI EITHER Il lIIRNEY at the Little
for G1le.

MULES AND HORSES.-JUST Re.
M CEIvED from Kentucky lot Of fine
MULES AND HORSES, which will be sold on
credit until 1st October next. K. GRAHAM CO.,
Mills House Stables. feb2l.3
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Ginanrlal.
AND MECHANICS BANK
OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.

This Bank is now prepared 10y the terms Of its
amended charter) 20 RECEIVE DEPOSITS In
such sums as may be offered, and allow interest
upon them at the rate OF six per cent. per annum,
the interest to be added to deposits stated Pc
rlods, and thus form part OF the principal or
paid to the deposition, whichever may be pre-
terred. WIN. E. HASKELL,
tonoo n,.1,o Cashier.
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YXTANTED, EVERYBODY TO KNOW
w that the cheapest and best warranted
Sewing Machine in the markets. the HOME SHUT.
TIE, price $25 aud $S7. Can be seen at the Gene
raj Agency, No. 81 Hasel street, opposite Express
ONCE. T, T.. BISSELL. tan12-6m0
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A BARGAINI-TO PRINTERS AND
n BOOKBlNDERS.-A Ruggles Wood Frame
rarer Cutter, will be sold low for cash. Is nearly
sew, cuts % inches, and has an extra knife. N
cnarge for package. Price $40. Apply at TIL
NEWS Job once. mar2: