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i tho public to RI examination Of thc;r
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CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK,
COLU NJ n A, s.. C.

Present Capital, 1850 600
Authorized Capital, S5OO,00O
OFFICERS.
JOHN B. PALMER, President.
A. G. BRENIZER, Cashier.
.. n. e. BUTT, Assistant Cashier.
YHHIS BANK will soon OCCUPY its macnifi-
Il cent throe-story and Mansard Roof build.
ing, now in course of constr uotion on tho
corner of Plain and Richardson streots. bnt
for tho present will do business ut it's old
Banking House, opposite tho Columbia Hotel
4 general Banking business transactod. Ger.
tiacates OF Deposit, bearing Interest at the
rate of Seven per cent. pet annum. issued.
Notes, Bills OF Exchange and other evidences
Of dsbt DISCOUNTED, and money % ioaned E,a on COL
and sold. Drafts on all the prominent cities
in the United States bought and sold.
DInEcToRs-Jas. E. Black, John 3. Palmer,
F. W. McMastor. r. D. Sem, (of r. D. Sem &
Son.. G. ". Bearden, (of Copeland & Bear
denp =. L: Bryan, y. 9. Swaffield, tof Il. &
Samuel MCGOWAN, Abbcvi!le; James q. Rion,
Winnsboro. FEB
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-08-12

HNHIS unriyalled Southern Remedy is war
Il rantod not to contain eingle particle OF
MERCURY, or any injurious IMMORAL SUBJ
stance, but is
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1873-05-07

| DEATH OF JUDGE SHAHKEY.-We
are panied TO learn o! the death Of the
Hon. Wm. l.. Sha,key, OF Miss ssi,pi,
III the SD year Of his age. Judge S.
was one Of the ablest iurists in the
country. Many years ago he was elect
ed Chief Justice of.the Supreme Cr,r,
OF Mississippi. This was when judges
were first made elective and We believe
he was the first n,an in the Union elect.
ed to such an Office by the popular
vote. Though wing he was elected
III Democratic State BY large ma
lority. His great ability, deep learn
ing and sterling integrity made him a
general faVorite, and secnred his con
'innance on the bench with tue con
sent of all parties.
President johnson made him nrovis-
'onal governor Of Mississippi, which
Office he filed until Il governor was
elected by the popular vote. Since
then, though advanced in years, he
has been engaged in large practice
before the Supreme Court at Washing
ton.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1873-05-07

p A new Daily Journal, to be called
the New Orleans Herald, has sprung
INT" existence in New Orleans, under
the hest and NEST promising auspices.
We understand that Judge Alexander
Walker aud Z. G.. Hancock are to he
the leading editors. We wish them a
hearty success.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1873-05-07
Plain Talk.

i As regards the affair Of "iifty new
/ Subscribers" will the public permit The
Democrat to rise and explain? ~.
making up defence ia the late Co|faS
riot. the leading citizens" mel toned
by the Republican, could NOT 'depend
with absolute certainty upon the Dem
orrat t" put forth the most plausible
side Of the story" These leaders So
called had very little use for the Dem
orrat. and had rather lavish their eff
iIy dollars and fifty new Subscribers s.
on the enemy, who vas supposed to he
on TIE winning side, than even deign
to aid or look to the Democrat for hon.
est support, such support, as in all times
and under all circumstances it has ex.
tended to aud advocated the cause of
the people, the true people OF Rapides.
These lew, very few, who arrosate to
themselves all the houors and emolu.
n,ents OF the peoples trinmphs and
rights, had rather come to the support
"f their enemy and their entmy's Or
gan, than stand by an old and t.ied
defender. But we are pleased to know
and record that they have been justly
aud shanefully blasted in their poor
undertaking, and come out the hum-
Died victims ola misguided zeal in
wrong direction. The Democrat needs
no donceur or tickling to strike in the
hight path, us of old and ever stands
on its own merits and battles for the
right. And above all "some of our
friends who participated in the Cnltax
horror" need no defence at our hands,
nor any white man engaged in t. G sa-
cred cause that illuminated victorious
~ at Colfax. We are panied to be
forced to write thps plainly, but hay
ing been driven to the wall by those
WHO should be our friends, we are
forced to strike some one in relieving
ourselves from the mean position We
were attempted to be forced in by those,
who know better and should act more !,
consistently. They have made seri.
BUS .7due pas, which we trust they are
aware of now, aud we honestly forgive +,
hem the unsraesous compliment to US s
md our journal. /,
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1873-05-07
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

~" Thomas bailey and Dr.. March,
both OF Grant parish, We're arrested!
last evening Oh board the steamer St.
Mary, by a deputy Unltrd States mar
sIai. on the charge ni completely in tie
recent murders III Grant parish. They
we're taken to the parish prison.
This we clip from the Republican OF
tie 9Th of April. Wrong again on
the C"tiax question, we assure YOU
Nj. Republican. You seem perfectly
mndd'ed on that affair aud every step
you take, you make worse blnn,!e,.
DR.. March never was arrested, nor
lodged in the Parish prison, but is sa c
and iii good health at his home. And
above all he had TO ''complicity in the
recent murders in Grant parish" Nor
were murders committed in that parish
at The time you alnde to, bnt inst and
jns'iiiahl. self defence in favor of law.
rder, property, wife, children and all
That man holds dear and sacred.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1873-05-07

U At 10 o'clock Sharp, Mon day
morning, our ea's We're jinaled Will,
the melodIous sound Of The old COW
bell OF the Court House. Two Dis
ttlct Courts and two Parish Courts all
expect TO sit and dispense justice. AS
we write we ha,c 10 idea OF the re-
salts, bat will report s9me where else
what may tnln uL.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1873-05-07

Z" Our mail facilities are now res
to'ed and in tnll an. perfect working
order. We are once more IN the
world, such Il one as Radicaiism grants
us and vOucli>aie thanks Tor so mach.
The Contractors, W. NJ. Suils g. Co.
have fine coaches and superior stock
on the road. and richly merit tuiI
share OF patti onage.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1873-05-07

u Elsewhere will he found the adj
vertisement Of the lannon's aud popular
resort, the Castor Sulphur Springs
which fully explains itself. Thomas
D. Honsh, the proprietor, is a well
known and energetic gentleman of
Northeast Louisiana, and his word can
be relied on us to all he says of these
Springs.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1873-05-07

"a Dureli's Grand Jury have adj
jonrned saying that they know that
terrible doinss, dark and bloody, have
tFanspired in Colfax, but they can't
find out who did all these naughty
deeds. So they have turned over to
their successors all they know aud all
they expect to know.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1873-05-07
E5 Last week has again been an ex

70 Last week has again been an ex.
sra0idinary one, in the weather line
for the end Of April and the advent OF
pretty May. 1t has been tor cold, ac.
companied by the hardest rain of the
year; IN fact a perfect tle'ugc has been
our portion. As a consequence the
crops have not been benefited or I'M
proved in the least; we doubt whether
there he il perfect stand of cotton in
the Parrish. The ,iver rose tour Get
from the effects of Tic late rain, but is
again on the decline.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1873-05-07

~ Brevet Major Z. H. Smith, in
command at CoIiax, publishes card
III the Picaynne of Saturday, stating
''thc Tact that he was not refused ttur,s-
p"'tattn by any boat, hnt That bids
We're submitted and the lowest one ac-
ceptea"
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1873-05-07
The Races:

The spirit of racing in old Rapide.
has risen from the dead deep, and ha.
once more had the life of the Older
days breatlied into it. Several slor,
distance races were the inaugnratcI
auant couriers of the good racing com
ing, and came off last Saturday even.
ing in grand Democratic style in the
open public road, with naught bnt
mother eartl, for the Stands and the
canopy Of Heaven for an awning. A
large crowd turned ont IN horseback
Observation-Disclosures End in all sorts OF
vehicles to witness the baptismal anew
OF the grand sports, linked with Ra-
pdes' past memories, when in her pres
tire days one of her own sons was at
tine head of the Southern turf. VIII,
pleasing and proud recollections crowd
|our pen as we note this humble revival
OF the better past. How the thought
that we witnessed Rapides' high met
tied and pure b!oodeL racers, Dick
Cltinn, Linnet, Extio, The Pony, Bees
wing, Fandanso, Reel, Ann Dunn, Lee
comte, Starke and Prioress gathers
around US and once more we are
young and. stand at the head of the
stretch, throwing up our beaver and
giving a hundred hurrahs for our fav-
orites as they whirl down the home
stretch gallant winners! Those were
the days worth living in, and we shat,
always believe and feel that we -four.
ished at the right time, and'lave only
grown old as the good times are blot
ted out from the map of Rapides. But
our thoughts arc crowdipg us too far
back and We are depressing. Three
fair horses cOntended for small purse,
an eight hundred yards dash, ran a GAL /
ant and pretty race. Their names we
nave not learned, except that the win
ming horse bears our name, and proved
here is yet something in Il name.
ilree dasliing and exciting three tlnn-
ired yards races came of between two.
md the same ponies, and was the cause
u mnch slee and excitement. The
'vehlhg's sport was terminated with
eve'aI 0noteuT races, which closed the
lays performance.
We understand that on Saturday. Tic
4'h inst, Sweepstake for thousand
ards dash will come Off on the same
rack. Several entries have already
zen named, among them our name
axe. More anon.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1873-05-07

10 WIZ our Rapioes Radicals, white
and black, please read Sam Cuucy's
statement, and let us know what. now
they have t" say in defence of thrir
brethren rioters. Sam is no dn rebel.
nor OF the white trash persuation.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1873-05-07

~ kellogg has appointed chas. v.
Lowell, late Post Master OF New Or
leans. a Notary Public for that city
He has ais" appointed another negna
represent Louisiana a, the great Wen.
Ma exhibition.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1873-05-07

IL From and after this date the hour
OF departure for New Orleans of our
two Packets, Henry Tetc and st. Mary.
will be at 10 O'Clock 4. Nj. instead as
heretofore at IL o'clock NJ. Bear this
in mind.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1873-05-07

" Old Dame Rn1or has it that the
Sunday Law is regularly aisrega,dea
and violated every Sabbath in our
Town. A few, the privileged few, are
the only vialaters OF the law and es.
cape "scntt free"
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1873-05-07

Eg The whole Louisiana delegation
IN Congress-, without regard IL, party
race, color or previous condl,inn,t shtd
for the increase of s;e.ary grab aud The
back pay steal.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1873-05-07

The'New Orleans Republican !,
stiIron the war rampage, and vans
his honor, William Pitt kellogg ~ to
seEd the MetropoIitans to the Sand.
hills OF Red River, especially to Cadao.
i" teach them a little respect for liz
feelings "f others"
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1873-05-07

- Under The recent acts of CONGRESS
to reduce internal taxation and the ex
pense ofeo'ecting the same, the Offices
%. Assessors and Assistant Assessors. in
each District and State in the Union
will cease to exist by the Goth of the
present month. The duties heretofore
performed by these officers will then
devolve upon the collectors. Ali taxes,
with the exception of those imposed
upon bank deposits, circulation and
capltal-returns of which will be made
t" collectors, arc to be paid by pur.
chase of stamps.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1873-05-07
ALEXANDRIA,. La.
Death Of Sidney ". Harris.

-, With feelings of deep regret we have
to announce the d, ath uf SIDNEY HAIR
RIS, who was wounded in the Cola,
affair, on the 18Th OF April last. !
will be rempp tered how and in wlia
manner he received the wounds which
terminated his life on last Mnudn, eve.
ming, at the Exchange Hotel, In tli,
Town. He Was sho, by the rio uus
negroes under sacred flag Of Truce
which has always been respected hy
all civilized people on earth, and thus
he was baseiy murdered by these bar
harlaus, under the most inhuman and
revolving circumstances. Sidney Har-
fis was native of Kentucky, yet in
the full flush Of youthful! manhood,
witIIal gnbd man, upright citizen.
and sacrificed his life III all that man
holds dear and sacred Father, broth
er, wife, ittie#oneS and macy warm
friends mourn his nntimely end, and
aiIl long hold his good name and urem-
DRY sacrediy enshrined in their hearts.
sszzzzsslEzsaassazssasssz
10 Boss Packard in his famed bnl!e-
Tin about the Colfax affair says: that
his Chief deputy, Dtklyne, had war;
rants for several parties here, hut could
nut make the arrests without the MD
OF United States troops. False again
aud both Packard and Deklyne knew
1t Wien they proniul.a gated the dispatch.
No attempt WAS made, hence no OBJ
stacles we're IN the way. Al! The par
ties for whom these Warrants are is
saei are gentlemen and will make no
resistance to the Uni ed States au,lor-
tiles. and would have made none to
DtKlyne had he fulfilled his duties like
n nIai. But he had other motives in
view than plain duty, hence his. re-
port, Which will stand stamped with
iniamy until tllr end OF time.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1873-05-07

| U Kellogg has commenced, unde,
the guardianship and protector of:Mr.
Grant. t" enforce his usurped au,|,o,i-
tl at the cannou's mouth. Already
have the people of St. Helena aud Lv-
insston Parishes been pnt down by this
infam"ns and unparalleled tyranny:
and from late advices the army of Kel
i"gg was preparing to march on the
Parish of St. Martin and install his
mlnions. Another turn of the guillo
tine will be di. ected nearer home to us.
and slowly aud surely will the usnrpa-
ton be complete and the last vestioe
OF American liberty among the things
that are gone. Let us have Peace.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1873-05-07

YEA Deputy United States Marshal
has been here, serving summons on
some OF our people, to attend the sit
tlngs of the Grand Jury of the United
States District Court, New Orleans.
Ut course some Co1fax in this.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1873-05-07

s Old Ben. Butler has bnnsht
saN.000 farm. The papers haze j
that strict honesty aud close apples
ton to business did it.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1873-05-07

- Troops will he here this morning
on the Tete; so says the reliable man.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1873-05-07

" Colonel w. 0. Cameron, VII
commanded the 9Th United StatpsAf
tillery dining the war, committed SUI
eide IN New York OF. the 3D. inst.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1873-05-07

e. Louisiana will he f'ly represent.
ed at the Vienna Exposition keIlogs
has appointed to represent him and
his hnzzard crew at this grand aifairp
less and no more than Pincl.baek and
an As"ye''rs Carpet Dagger, soner hy
name! What a fall my countrymep!
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1873-05-07

20: The Secretary of War and Philip
Sheridan have been to New Orleans
Why don't they. goa prospecting to
the lava leds and see Captain jack
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1873-05-07

y The District Court of Rapide'
Judge Seay pvsiaing-,net on MoDd
last.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1873-05-07

TT Hon. James BI""ks,. one of thu
editors aud p"p,ietors of tile New
York Express. and Member Of Con.
sress from The City at New York t,
many years, died in that City on tbs
LIST OF the present mouth.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1873-05-07

W We owe thinks for New 0lleaF
papers to the BAIT Able, Henry Tel
Lessie Tay lnr and st. Mary.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1873-05-07

n The Nlod"cs have again sur.
pris'd and whipped "the boys in blut,'
somewhere in the lava bed regions
Our loss was, fonr officers and sixteen
men killed, and twenty three wounded
besides :rc capture by the s;.vases Of
guns, au1 lmlion aud ratims.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1873-05-07

B'The mother Of Gen. Nathaniel p
Banks is dead.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1873-05-07

To Macleady, the great English %
edian, aged 50 years, is dead.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-06-16
General MacKenzte's Raid

SAN ANTONIO. June -Messrs.
Atkinson and Williams, the special In
dian commissioners to Mexico, arrived here
last night, accompanied by Senior Montero,
Mexican commissioner, and Chignana Ia.
ko, the head chief Of the Kickapoos. They
report that the Indian tribes in Mexico are
willing to go on a reservation in the
United states, provided their women and
children captured by General Mackenzie
and now imprisoned, are returned to them
in Mexico. The Mexican authorities have
agreed to fulfil this promise if the Indians
after the return of the captives, endeavor
to avoid all compliance with it. They also
report that all intelligent Mexicans think it
will be the best way to rid the frontier of
these Indians.
Messrs. Atkinson and Williams had sew
eral days. conference with the most influ-
entail chiefs of the Kickapoos, Lepans, and
Mescalleros, resulting as above stated.
They visited Governor Cespeda. of Coahulla.
who received them kindly. and appointed
commission to cooperate with them in
eifecting removal. They also visited
Governor Gonseaez, of Nueya Leon.
who warmly co operated by rendering
the necessary assistance. All the Texan
frontiersmen heartily wish them success in
Kidding Texas of this band of robbers by an
early removal. The military authorities
are willing to accedc to the request. as the
Mexican authorities hold themselves re-
sponslble for the return of the prisoners, if
the tribes do not comply with their pro-
mise.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-06-16
STATE NEWS.

Colonel John w. Fairfax has been
elected President Of the Loudoun Agri-
cultural society.
The wheat crop in Mecklenburg and
Halifax counties is reported as looking very
fine.
Joseph Miller, aged sixty, of Augusta,
had leg. broken by a kick from horse
Tuesday.
A fire in Port Republic destroyed ST.
800 worth OF property Monday night. In
surance $500.
Miss Nancy Adams, of Danyille, now
upwards Of seventy years OF age, is cutting
teeth for the fourth time. h
The Rockingham Register says
that work on the first section of the Valley
railroad goes on night and day.
Professor Beck, of the University, left
Charlottesville last week for the Vienna
fair as one of the commissioners on the
part of the United States.
The Index says that Mr.. Robert Grigg,
of Dinwiddie, has sold his crop Of new
wheat for two dollars and twenty-five cents
per bushel, to be delivered in Petersburg
next Monday.
Rev. N. w. Calhoun, so long pastor
at Hebron church, in Augusta county, and
grandson of DR.. James Waddell, Wirts ia
nous blind preacher, died in the county Of
Bath recently.
&C. A. McCauseland, of Scroggsfeld,
Ohio, has purchased, conditionally. the
farm of Rev. j. S. Loose, near Dayton,
for the sum of about So, 1000. --Ha7isoa-
burg Old Commonwealth.
MIR. VIM. Easley, aged about eighteen
years, living in MecklenbuIg county, was
badly injured in the face last week, by the
explosion of powder flask, while loading
his gun.
IF. I. Sheets & Co., have recovered
$5,233 33 insurance upon paper mill de-
stroyed by fire in. Augusta county, Virgin
ia, from the West Rockingham mutual
fire insurance company.
The Conservatives will hold township
meetings at New Market, Mt. Jackson
Edinburg, Woodstock and Strasburg, on
the 21st inst. to select delegates to the
state convention.
Hunter Lodge A.. f. and A. Masons, of
Woodstock, have elected the following
officers: j. d. Milligan, w. NJ; j. nj.
Hedrick s. W; Isaac b. Sheets, j. w ;
George W. Koontz, secretary; j. F. Gran
staff, treasurer.
The Harrisonburg Old Common
wealth says the Stanton papers boasts
that the arrivals at then. hotels, during the
month of May, was 2,02S. Our hotels in
that time had over 5000, and it wasn't a
good month for arrivals either.
Rockingham Union Lodge, No. ~. f..
and A. M, of Harrisonburg, have elected
the following officers. Joseph ii. Shue,
w. M; Geo. Miller, S. w; j. II. Dryer,
j. W.; G. S. Christie, treasurer; S. r.
Sterling, secretary.
In Bonbrook township, Franklin coun-
ty, the tickets returned insolvent amounted
to only three dollars and two cents and
in the whole county Of Franklin only to
1919. The case of Bonbrook township
speaks we'll both for the officers and the
people, and we apprehend finds no parallel
in the state.
The Roanoke Valley says M. d. X.
Chandler, of that county, made last year,
with four hands, viz: two men, a boy IA
years old and woman, IA ,705 pounds of
tobacco, l ,ll5 bushels of corn, 2l1 BUSH
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-06-16
LOCAL NOTES.

The late David j. Saunders had an insu-
rance on his life of $1,000 in the Brooklyn
life insurance company of New York, of
which Allfriend & Sons are the agents in
this city.
The James river free bridge is now open
for the passage of all sorts of vehicles.
Those who have never been in Manchester
may now, for the first time, visit that
ancient and honorable town without mon
ey and without price.
The final examinations in the public free
schools OF the city commenced this morn
ing at o'clock, and will continue from
day to day until completed. The parents
and friends of the pupils are invited to
attend. The public examinations will not
take place until Tuesday and Wednesday
of next week.