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Bascomb Lodge, A. F. NJ.
CoKEsBURY, s. c., 8 May, 1873.
A regular communication Of Bascomb
Lodge will he held on the evening of
Friday next, 9th inst.
w. G.. BENET, Secretary.
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aM The Episcopal Convention
meets in Camden tomorrow.
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Sherif's Sale,

SuCIlu 3 ndx0s
Trustees De La Howe Estate against
H. H. Harper.
DY virtue of an Execution to me d.
rected, will sell at Abbeville G.
H., within the legal hours, Sale-day. in
June next, a tract of land containing
643 Acres,
more or less, adjoining lands of T. NJ.
Tucker, Jas. Bruce, and others, on Ss-
vannah River, levied on as the property
of H. H. Harper, at the suit OF Trustees
of De La Howe. . :.
Terms of sale Cash.
Terms of Sale must be complied with
within one hour after sale or the proper
ty will be resold. orr,,,
g. A. G, -
Sheriff IS Office, |
May 6, 1873, At I
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sherif's Sale.

Sherif's Sale.
NJ 9. Wsuiams agai,.st H Il. Harper.
HDY virtue of an Execution to me di-
I'D rected, I will sell at Abbeyilie
Court House, on Sale Day III JENE
next, within the legal hours, tract OF
land containing
643 ACRES.
more or less, adjoining lands of T. ~.
Tucker, James Bruce and others, on
Savannah River, levied on as the prop
erty of H. H.. Harper, at the suit OF ID.
G.. Williams, Administrator.
Terms Cash. 80
Terms of sale must be complied with
within one hour after sale or the proper
ty will be re-sold.
L. P. GUFFIN,
Sheriff Abbeville County.
Sheriff's Office,
May 8, 1878, Aft
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s@ The, Telegraph announces
the death near London, on. the
29th Ht., of VIM. Charles McCrea-
DIV, the celebrated actor.
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Now on Exhibition

At the EMPORIUM OF FASH
ION the most beautiful Stock OF
Millinery Goods in South Carroll
ma.
6 May, 1872.
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DY Order Of Court of Common
ED Pleas, I will sell at Abbeyille G.
H, on Sale Day in June next, within
the legal hours, a tract of land contains,
ing
$50 Acres,
more or less, situated ins Abbeville
County, Jon Rocky Creek, bounded In
A. D. 1857, by lands OF Bennett Rey-,
nolds, Isaac Logan, John Romans and
Albert Waller, whereon John Irwin
then lived, being formerly the real es-
tate of James Irwin, deceased, and now
bounded by lands of Bennett Reynolds.
A. NJ. Blake, DR.. T. A. Williams, and
others, levied on as the property OF j..
w. Irwin, at the suit Of 81. g. KIugh.
TERMS CASH.
Terms of sale must be complied with
within one hour after sale or the proper
ty will be re-sold.
Sheriff IS Office, :,
May 8, 1873. Aft ) 4
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q. Z. T. a. Z.
May 7, 1873, 4-4t*
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-02-11
1879. I'll TIE e 1878.
M So 80.
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reading fi6tsef ttiiaiiaanE PAPER published in
battFet fof F'fee Sch oils aud oInamigration and
to setEs En- Tenessee, i9iT he Benpie should help
Its REPORTS eaiieon9ressioualiRr ooeedIngs snt
and torfftlesat hofhW .noits1sio9b a'etooI
g 1of ylbn9iTf GOT T4dklA DrOtj 81 Ribef
OF noies9TQZo 9vi3 OF .1QtgGeH aitG12om9U
Byitan eafrangesden k ~ tth, othee, Rg blishlIeEi
MONHHHNJ aRAGAH4NE y we are enabled t2 o
Tag&terypersony send ing " Three D0l!al
WEBKEasxJH hsisi and pEMQR ESII1S ny ny
the spreiaiuris,nsnad1be !oM ,aTheet MAGGAAAT Il
the 4sveniiuhs are oSeuh fFeml Two To- IJhresl p
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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-02-11

is plaintiff, or, being in ChanSeryi Sem-
plainant. And tlfes h5BdeSH& new Eue
are Musput gn court. E WI 5Eng al SIT of
gentlemen Tito g. couet wiB 3e IreetdNiug
ca4d when ihYed> iii. buf SSH H. eeaId 1T
stand in court 4 day II they cane in sa3gsn
their own merits. and undertook TO stand
upon their. own legal right.
The doctrine of 'fcIean hands a@abplIes
only to man trying to get.in court;
when invited in he stands upopslHs invita-
ton, and soiyed Hands can not be made the
ground Of repeiling irn.=2Es.-.--ys<-~--'-rs--z
Are the people of Tenpesseeso plethoric
upon the money question: That through
the Trustee of the bank they can afford to
l1elp-take the first step-to give the siscey
ulators in new issues a judgnen&gEEEkzs ,
Is there he remedy, Tor thi sss31st k = /
Can thA51eN aatn re yievsA ID HH@b l
which #es can sstH yieS dnA 4 e 6a5f
| the facts b. contest, where theT3Re
Gfflshall 6tSY h5iHer of new issue, fhe
State and bank stss s., 1iiltssed of inIdt-
inglthe result. ~ So u
The writer is but esfe tr6yer, andSean
stan d what put on tBel Aeople, but
as p priyaf eitizensah fair
fight, wixhthe3aets 90 dsrs3RR Az. de-
FEM slnssaa aggrsssls 81 s6eeesl;
ing. ASk@E e g. & b e e. s.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-02-11

THE committee on-Ways and Means
have reported adversely upon all bills pro
posing the repeal Of stamp duties. The
greatest agitation has been fer the repeal
of the stamps on friction matches, patent
medicines and cosmetic, but ,theiaction Of
the committee to-day fails to relieve these
articles. 11bd COMMITTEES was 'impeiled' to-
this action from the fact that the debt
statements of December and January
showed an increase, alia 1t was not DEEM
ed advisable to deprive the government Of
this reyeaue,,, The committee also tabled
the petitions Of importers Of perfuneries,
who ask permission to. stamp the whole
boxes and packages of imported goods in
stead, afabeing compelled to stamp Their
'''t Gts sSeessft'fily sssss :: sza5nssAH1x
THE Nashville Correspondent of the
Louisville CoawieFaaJ ossnas1a lately wrote a
most unfounded statement ofwhat passed
between Judge Emmons' and Hon. Thos.
4. R.eNeIsen during the late Boyd trial in
the United States Court in this city. In
theerigiHai estate ment, 5the' corresponding
made Judge Er1mobs seaH Judge Neison q
"blackguardD andthreateIb 1Eiih with inl-
prisoni1 emit in the county jaitot He Eepfe-
sentea 8udgeTEhimonsoas ordering Dir:
NelsoIG take dhis3s3 sest.9rrlHisTJ report
of gwlfatf, steokV- placer WAS the NEST
perverted statement possible TO ssbe
made7oat Of the facts His account ofEit
was corrected, but he returns to the charge,
We.ean only say that his informant was
either otpresent or has most mo shameful lily
misrepresented both the learned Judge and
counsel, Every one ip Z? Knoxville knows
no such language passed or no such, spirit
was. manifested on, the part of either
Hear the, second edition OF this Baron
Sfa ansenns fale !e'''thFjd i'"'2] '' 1855
Inntooilices Correspondent of the Memphis
4ppecd attempts to 'discredit my version
of the little affair between Judge Emmons
and Mr.. Nelson, related in a previous let
ter. Further inquiry of the same source
from.which l. got the. facts, originally con:
fifniS thein exactly as at first statett, -tFfie
gentleman who related the Incident in my
hearing stands. as well,as any in the State;
besides, he was present and heard the re-
marks of both parties.zrI learn also that
ever after this, occurrence, and, during the
whole trial, Judge Nelson referred to him.
self as "the muzZled OK =. If the muzzled
OK; of which Scripture affirnls that. The
treadeth out the corn,n,. has had his own
cora trodden on, it is bis own fault, no.
mine.!a hjtAA n .r9' ..sTt.1
de- So f.r
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-02-11
rH.s Atmolhanasti dJmsoaasaisi las dsesrj

reading up on corruption in Congress and
has published several historic cases in
which members of Congress were convicted
of bribery in tfhhgood Old tthiesN Of H hich
we hear so much. We supposed most SEN
sible. people knew that corruption in pub
lie places is not Of recent origin. 1t has
only become fashionable of late tosfesfsae
expose it., Let us, hope that the fashion i q
will soon remedy The evil. Let prompt
punishment be visited upon oil, offenders
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'''.:,,.:,',' edK FINANCES, -

The Legislature at Nashville is just now
engaged hHtlns aS deratbn pfsthe best
way to relieve the State from its present
financial embarrassments. The policy adj
vocated ins tleT Governors message has
many waft1 frieh6s ard qaite an influence
i5broagit to bearnponiotr Legislators to
fund all cur debt and - issue Icy
bonds for dbs1 Gaad aggregate. q It
is worth while considering in this
connection how we can the'easier pay the
Interest on eurdelH after it takes that new
form than We can now. What remedyIs
Ssproposed to increase our revenues by this
new sehehis.S WHO ID spfrsshgs itzbefore
the Legislature, the, men who pay taxes
and who are anxious to see our credit I'M
proved, or the spectators who are inter
rsted tenporarily.in. the advance in State
bonds such policy would insure? -
3We merely throws out these inquiries'to
gather information. We are anxious to
see that done which will at once be in good
faith to or creditors and protect the tax
payor tri,p great Observation-Disclosures of the
people t. aei'aaiHaSa ~ 4sa 0isr;se4s53 a.a
In connection with this subject We re-
produce here COMMUNICATION in the Ban
aefoft the 9Th. IT'S statements are suggest
i've and worthy Of attention: asn.a..,
The decision made by Chancellor Flem-
Ming, and ptbffshed: ahdstfie conte1hpIat-
ed speedy ending Of thewh5Ie question in
the. supreme Court as seems to be the gen
eral understanding, on the fifth instant,
raises at once before the people of Tennes-
. see adquestioni of more interest than fund
ing, or any ether financial question which
can be raised. -'"T'A7a I.:s 7t';f
1t is not the purpose of the, writer to re-
view the legal opinion referred to, further
than to say, that much pains seem to have
been taken by the Chancellor to present
the view he took of sthelcase, r..a, ..qcp
,.., 1t is to be regretted, as the Legislature is
in session, that both sides of the argument
have not been in some way given to the
- public; cd has I'D ..tsaH - s-f g.. s
. e 1t is much more to be regretted that the
law suit the Chancellor had to decide, was
not one in which state and baDk-or in
other words the people--were not on the
> defensive, and putting the traders and
spectators Upon the peoples misfortunes,
Z in the attitude of factors. sias
To be more specific, can any sound law
YER read the statement of this case who
knowsaiid the facts, and not feel for the
people at large, who are again to beEsad
died with about two millions without fair
hearing? / say fair hearing, and 1 mean
by this that I see the State of Tennessee
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-02-11
ITO PIzYSICIA:NSssIaJ sii
't17Ii GT scVI7UtGl n 10 ,ZfroFsk 10 aiofiJET ssi
Ell :u5 $685.
RARErsC OH AMGE !
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ps SALE 10 l leHs sssss sss q, ssa s
| ,SSpE,ATiassssfTi1 Issf9xtsfEs.rss o Z, =

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MI SALE sssss sE i, a9s 80
lpATi IsssaTf hslxsa.rss' Z, e .a If
'S"G II nio HsF asH S,lg5iaGqTi ha ias
For the Tseai,nrnt Of asf s,l,sossici Maxsb us.
= Il INiSSe aHs'aTHt aIVII
with tho exclusive 5isht TO use bem ~ the EaS5e5n
ID ssl OF the hi sss dsy q En-
strpmentso PIED 70 any or Ysfy Part az
bo4y. combined them dsns ybod I'd; h. ss,i1ra
VACUUM aEIECTR0ooMAt4Nk PIsNb
. ltRi}3i1 if6fHEf kHKJ TkHHn
9.,-, rEesliea<eds iyappg Bah. gzz,.
wh;cHare a5s6ueIylu tpassed in the,f tp1eptS
moss Of S, ght. Paray IAtfep lied er Waatiag .
Rheumatism, Spermatorrhea, Impotence. and Cor
atprcsent kn wn to the medical profession that can
approach theseremedaf6 IN thd abbEe class of
o I'll Necessary instruction aiHa sasAsC sHs
,,DR,, BAA4p llll pGss Z OPINION.
Da fEs sl gfdA SaN III ~, Honest lone
and impartial opinion of your nav inyeRtien ter the
treatment Chronio dis sases.i 3 xh.t4 .Ir[l.,, -
must Say thatiS has never been mYbrtYi.ege o ex-
az q 20 a.
BEEN SO long needed, and can Confident yfonthd
sdl R9n shf {Sas Ss Msa
Etc secure success IL must be- aGeptca b the entire
medical profession.
! remain yours most truly.
| ~ <hsRs RALDktDGE, MD.
AT the same time and p,aoewiIl be offered anpnRer
Of Ssiehtifs Books, nsF Sia Garpeisi sS1s!
lures Mandre for 2ans eir1bsr fav lcost SlS), etc.
TERMs-Cash on day of sale. g.
A circular describing the 1nstrtmonts c,cs, can be
seen at this Office t...,.a. ys t-.g4a ,..<t.At
Instruments win be shipped to u moro esdayD
Sale on Saturday ed Of FEBRUARY f g
II O'clock. :, a|,af ~ - 80, 80, liz y. ~
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-02-21

A clean up at the Virtue mill,
Baker county, last week, after a
run oftwenty days, realized $4,000.
At Baker City snow was grad
ually disappearing on the 18th.
Last week pointer dog fell
down an IS feet shaft in the Virtue
mine, Baker county, and struck .
Chinaman. The latter was hurt,
but not the dog.
They have had abundance Of
rain about jacksonville lately, and
miners rejoice.
Papers at Salt Lake are loaded
down with the Utah question.
Money in abundance has been
sent to Washington fT the pay
men, OF the services Of such men as
Tom Fitch, in behalf Of the Nor
mon cause.
Agents Of the Mormon priest
hood were circulating a petition at
Salt Lake for signatures, on the
18th, asking the appointing Of q
Commission Of investigation Of the
matter at issue between the Gentlles
and Momops. Its object is sup
posed to be a trick to stave Oft leg
islation.
Meacham is represented as say
inc that he believed Capt. Jack to
be an honorable man, and it be
asked him to 60 to his camp he
would 60. 1t is said the Modocs
have bitter enmity against both
Meacham and the Applegates, and
the general impression is they will
have nothing to do with them.
There is q good opportunity at
Newaukum now for the establish
ment Of a blacksmith shop, and re-
pair shop fol- the wood work Of
wagons and other implements. 4
boot and shoemaker also wanted.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-02-21
rOREEGN NEWS.


At Lisbon, on the 10th, the ex-
Queen was worse and confined to
her bed.
The government organs Of Portu-
gal officially deny any movement in
Portugal for the establishment OF a
Republic.
A majority Of the conservative
Generals in the Spanish army have
assured the government that they
will not oppose the Republic.
The carnival at Rome was ln-
augurated on the 10th inst.
The Common Council Of Ant
werp, Belgium, have voted forty
millions to enlarge the docks and
construct piers. 19,.a
It is intimated that the new
government of Spain is resolved not
to part with Cuba.
The Spanish Assembly were
filled with joy, on the 10th, over
the announcement that the authorl-
ties Of Havana had given their ad-
hesion to the Republic.
A dispatch from Paris to Lon
don, on the 10Th, says France will
attempt to compel Spain to sell
Cuba, and that the United States
had offered 2,5OO,OOO,O0O francs,
payable in two years, but Spain
had refused to part with the island
Amadeus and his family were
met at the railway station at Lis
bon by the King and Queen, Prince
August and members Of the Cabi'
net. The Italian Ambassador re.
ceived the ex-King. The ex-Queer
was weak and had to be carried 20
the Palace in a sedan chair
AT Berlin the Spanish Minister
had q conference for two hour'
with Bismarck, on the l4th, and
immediate recognition Of the Span
ish Republic by Germany was ex'
pected.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-02-21
senator Pom eroy.

Senator pomeroy in a personal
explanation i'll the Z. $. Senate on
the 10th inst, denied every state
ment affecting his integrity. lie
pronounced all the allegations made
against him specifically false. lie
said he had never entered into any
agreement with any member Of the
Kansas Legis ature, neither had he
paid a dollar to any member to
vote for him. He asked for a spe
cial committee, composed largely
Of his political opponents, to lLyes-
tigate in the fullest possible manner
all the charges against him. lie
desired them to report before his
time expired. He closed by offer
inc resolution which was adopted
appointing q committee Of fve'
Pomeroy requests the public 70
suspend Judgment in the case until
investigation has been made. Il
strikes us the public will ask fol
more testimony than the oath o'
that State Senator York, before
they will believe the charges. i
Pomeroy is a corrupt villain, York
gives every indication Of being hl'
peer.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-02-21

starting on the Goth Of March, ac-
companied by nearly all the tabl-
net, besides many distinguished
Scnators, members o
the House and others. Richmond
will be the first stopping place. 1t
is the Presidents purpose to make
this initial movement in his next
administration as an attempt 70 haf-
monize the people Of the North and
South. lie will look into the social
condition of the South and observe
the local government Of the States
to be visited. At Richmond, and
other places along the line Of ms
visit, preparations are being made
to give him an enthusiastic recep-
ton.
Judge Davis decision granting q
stay of proceedings in the Stokes
case, is regarded BY the New York
bar as one which he could not con-
scientiously or judicially have
avoided.
A flood in the Monongahela,
Penn, on the 18th, swept . fleet OF
thirty coal barges from their moor
ings, with a number Of persons on
each. Several bargeswere sunk IT
was feared that lives were lost.
The report Of the Committee on
Credit Mobilier was made on the
18th. In relation to Ames, it says
he sold to members Credit Mobi-
lier stock at par, when it was
worth double that amount, with q
corrupt purpose. In reference to
Brooks, it shows that he used his
influence as Congressman and Gov
ernment Director in the z. ?. Rail
road, to get possession Of stock. No
action was desired until after the
report was printed, and accused
, members could examine 1t.
A bill has been introduced in the
J House Of Representatives to enable
people Of the Territories to elect
: Government and other Territorial
officers.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-02-21

The Senate Committee on the
Pomeroy case decided to contine
their inquiry to the transaction be-
tween Pomeroy and York. J. 9.
Horton, Of Lawrence, was examined
whose testimony was mainly cor
roborative Of York's story, and
tended to show that the latter's
course was the result Of an arrange
ment made by the opponents Of
Pomeroy.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-02-21

The anxiety of Jacks band Of
amiable Modocs for peace is dis
tressing. It becomes 50 painful to
them that while all is quiet on the
lava beds, they relieve themselves
by stealing to some settlers house
and burning it. Their savage
breasts are ''burning" to be soothed.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-02-21

The appraisers Of Greely's estate
estimate the personal property at
$4,000. Samuel Sinclair is said
to owe the estate $4,000, and Cor
nelius Vanderbilt, Jr, $4,000,
borrowed money. About Sl,OOO,-
600 are reported in bad debts and
worthless securities. Commodore
Vanderbilt has shown llisgenerosity
by giving to each Of Nh. Greeley's
daughters $4,000, and saying they
can have as much money as they
need at any time.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-02-21
Hing Amadeus.

The abdication Of the Spanish
throne by King Amadeus exeltes
but a passing interest IN the mlnd
Of the American reader Spain,
like Mexico, has been in 80 turbn-
lent and unsettled a condition for
years, that events which are nor
NAL to such a state, such as acts OF
violence and attempted revolution,
murder, assassination, abdication,
etc., are received as a matter of
course, and excite no more interest
with us than current events OF our
own nation, nor even SO much. 1t
was during the war between France
and Germany, in the year 18Th
that Amadeus, Duke d'Aosta, son
Of Victoria Emmanuel H., King Of
Italy, was elected King OF Spain
by the Spanish Cortes. His posi-
ton there was one Of anxious per-
plexity and deadly peril from the
first. He sought earnestly and
indeiatigably, in the midst Of at
tempted assassinations, poisonings,
i'll health Of himself and sickness OF
his Queen, to give the Spanish peo-
pie a good kingly government, thus
hoping to harmonize the warning
elements of discord about him, but
he utterly tailed. Ills efforts may
have been weak, but they were his
best. The adverse elements against
|
him were too numerous and pow
ertul, too deeply rooted in the
Spanish mind for his youth and in
experience to control. There was
the aggravatmg war in Cuba; the
opposition OF the Catholics, and
the rebelling Carlists !; the plottlngs
Of those who cling to the fortunes
and seek the restoration OF the
royal family Of Queen Isabella to
power, and the influences Of Repub-
llcan elements. These were all
more or less in active hostility to
his government, rendering his efforts
futile IN the direction of peace and
harmony. It was prudent and
sensible in him to give the thing
up. Whether the people Of Spain
are morally capable at this time q
sustaining a Republic, is a matter
Of doubt; but an effort in that dl-
rection will meet with the sympa-
thy of our people. Our sympathy
will increase in proportion as they
are earnest and sincere. The unset
tied, dissatisfied and revolutionary
state Of these old monarchies, but
indicate the leaven OF Republican
sentiments and ideas working II
the minds ofthe people. As Amer
leans, we desire them to work OF
until the monarchical ideas Of gen
erations shall have been worked
out, and the whole shall be per
meated with the enlightened polit,
, of Republican IDEAS, aims and prac
tices. AS monarchy, in the pcrsor
, of Amadeus, retires from the thron
of Spain, let the eagles Of q NOR
enlightened and substantial freedom
) perch upon the altar Of the risin!
Republic.
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The appraisers Of Greely's estat'
8 nct;.,notn thn nersnnal nrnnertY q