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The ceremony on the occasion Of the
marriage of the Princess Nazle to Khaiil
Cherif Pasha, Minister of Foreign Affairs
of the Ottoman Empire. was attended
with the observation of dress and man.
ners which go to show that the preju-
dices of the Turks ore gradually melting
away, and that the adoption OF European
customs ia to lead to the better educa.
tion and greater freedom Of Eastern
ladies.
The Chinese havo on aphorism very
similar to our "Map proposes. but God
disposes." It is: "Jen schwo. 500. .trei
soo-trel Tien sohwo, wei-jaul wei jaur"
"Man says, so! sol Heaven says no! noi''
Prayer was offered in behalf of tho
Washington newspapers. in the First
Congregational Church Of that city, tie
other day.
Old Texans dcca,e that they never
knew by actual experience what cold
weather was before this winter.
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UNITED STATES COURT. -CnARLgsroN
January 2S.-rhe petition of Georgiuna
Courtenay. to establish lien against G.
d. Carr & Co., and receive tho property
OF the bankrupt, was referred to the
Registrar, Il. NJ. Seabrook, to report.
The petition of George Il. Kinloch.
for voluntary bankruptcy, WIS referred
to the Registrar J. G. Carpenter.
In the case OF @. Froneberger, AS
signee of N. Mernaugh Ds. b. Foley, for
the recovery Of money alleged to have
been paid by tho bankrupt, Mernaugh.
to the creditor, Foley, in violation of tue
Bankrupt Act, the jury found for the
defendant, Foley, and the plaintif gave
notice OF appeal.
The petition Of A. J. Fredrick, OF
Oraugcburg, for final discharge in bank-
rnptcy. was referred to the Registrar, T..
M. Seabrook. and final hearing ordered
on the 18th February, 1873.
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Frss.ssisgs OF spse,ni a.x1s.A "A 6HNt
CO. CO. M

'Frse.sa'sEs Of srse,.i s.yls.A a 6,eN
Co A'ss:.
UOofSH4sx. = O., aa61 3, l65eR
re&6nt HissH onor tfJOr: aer1
mH QfrpSQtaS Thq@f6SfSIsofSSss,f 4
MsohS ~. Carr p, H6bss p86k, p(af = 4,
Okkr, Wiliiam} Griffin tr& OcSpSss =
Aphe Mayor dtated that 10 6sdS diSd
this meeting for the purpose 3of 0ppsi.i
dering the propriety OF employing nddi<
Nonal counsel to defend the ctty ID ;the
euis brought by thg Uolumbia Water
9 'Aldernan Hogs urged tina. additionai
counsel be employed. AZ theaese waa ono.
q Importance S; to all the eitiseps Of Go,
Alderman wilder baered the following,
resolution," which was - unanidnously
adopted:
ResolOed. That committee of three
and the Mayor be appointed to confer
with proper counsel, aud to employ them
to defend the oity in the sui. above
mentioned.
His Honor the Mayor appointed Alder
men Wilder, Cooper and Carpenter to
act aa said COMMITTEE ~,
On motion of Alderman Thompson,
Council adjourned.
CHARLES BARNUM, City Clerk.
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OEx AATTHns.-The price of single
oSpid of the FaGya iaahv{ {BeENV
Mwf have reoeites froh B. .W.lW4edn,
Mq. General PsssenSer Ind Tioket
As'nseof the Western apl Mantle Rail
road;"'a copy Sof-a pamphlets entitled
"Mardi Gras in New Orleans. thirteenth
annual festival. February rs, 1873" It
contains history OF the Mystick Krewe
of Cqmus. fr,m 1867 to 1872. The
Western and >tlantic Railroad claims to
be the pionee. Of the excursion business
at reduced rates. See y &;
The New York World Almanac, for
1873. is filled with valuable atatistioal
information. It is furnished gratuitous1y
to subscribers. -. 10 q
The weather is variable, and yesterday
was chilly and disagreeable, with indica-
tions Of snow; but about halfJbast 8 p.
NJ. = dull rain set in. ~
Policeman Bynum has been instru.
mental in arressing two oolored men,
who are believed to be connected With
the gang OF burglars now operating in
this city. Their names arc Jim. Nc
Queen and J. Brown. One OF them had
rabbits foot in his possession, Which,
ne said, was used ae chloroformine i'm
plcment
The Governor has appointed &. ".
Sanders, Of Edgefield, and Arthur III.
Gayer. of Charleston, Notaries Public;
and Wm. w. Ould, OF Norfolk, Virginia,
Commissioner of Deeds.
The abolition of the frankiug priyi-
lege onght to cover many of tho sins of
the sitting Congress. What was origi-
nnl)y intended for the instruction of tho
people had latterIy degenerated into a
nuisance and fraud. It ought to have
been abolished long ago.
Company Fl, Captain Mclaughlin,
which has been on duty in Chester for
more than year. arrived at this post,
yesterday.
The following is the programme oil
music furnished by Prof. Bnchar, for
this afternoon. at the garrison grounds
Adelia Qniokstep-Keiler.
Cavatinn Robert lie Dinvoln- Never.
| beer.
Waltz, Flying Representations. ELI
| overture Nabucco-Verdi. -.
Petite Polka-Faust.
| Leap Year Galop-Goetz
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money indirectly tor this purpose. A
motion was made to rsoommit the bill,
Dls Kno~i1sSsh.. NO, i1ss j. III. s.af .h&
public GENERALLY III d6pI interest," id
this subjs6t. We hive .xtohed is Epros
.9ress in tie EagislIfures Eoonomyand
retrenohment are demanded by every
consideration, and we believe there are
Republicans who UNDERSTAND this neces.
sity, and are desirous OF so legislating as
to ohecK extia1agancs and reckless waste
Of the pubstanoe,of the State. There
are many tPasts qf th1Ig bin which de-
mand theif attention The sums, in
many instances, ore exorbitant and un-
necessary ,Rqeidsss;thsaSpurposes for
which the1 dfeahksd app gphertsia and
vague. Eet svefything 'be clearly DO
fined and the loose method of business
be discarded hereafter; O. - 'Al
ill., .----4- = -A-l------ 49, =: L. ..>t
Ths'=eheSEy1 comes from Washington
that the recent developments in the
Credit Mobilef ,testimony have struck
terror to the hearts of the Radical ma
iority in the lower house OF ,Congyess.
'''There is not courage enough left in the
House" say4 a corresponding Of the
New York Times. ''even TO give decent
treatment 10 the Presidents recon-
mendations.pr All this has been done by
one or two witnesses, and the end is not
yet. If we mistake not. the knees Of
many who have not been charged with
corruption, shake with strange and un-
wonted fear. The enlargement of the
sphere of Investigation, giving the COM
mittee power to inquire into the means
adopted to influence legislation in favor
Of other companies, will insure new and
equally startling developments. Every
honest citizen demands that tho good
work shall proceed.
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HoTRh ARR1yA1s. January %. 1873
Co!u1:6ia Hotel-T L Lewis, Perryville;
b W Adams, Greenwood; 8 Friedman,
7; Corpinway, A L r r: r W
Beatty, Conwayboro; e r Mobley, e P
Mobley, Jr, Winnsboro; g Turner, Eo;
J W Marshall, J D Kennedy, s g: "
Dudley, Charleston; GLIB March, W.
Q & A r r; D Jacobs, w 81 Evans, H 81
Williams. Charleston; ] P Boyce, Green
vile; F A Conner, Cokesbury.
Hendrix House, II Wilson, D W
Magrath, Georgia; r P Lodge, Louis
vile; T @ David and wife, Columbus,
Ga; 81 81 Horton, Lancaster; II F Yves.
son, ID A P Jordan, New York; Rev A
" Lindler, Leesville; " Jack, Tenn;
81 y Hamiter, Riohiand; T I Solomon,
Sumter.
Central Hotel-J Lanham. Ridgewsy;
R P Kinds, Augusta; Q Q Chalk, Chea.
Eiwei,, Mrs NJ % J q Elwell ' and three chill. H.
dren, 8 G; 81 W Kearse. H P Ritter,
Barnwell; J W Gates, Charleston; IW
Herring. Baltimore; A r Blair, Strothers:
r L Stansall, Hodges; A a Fleming,
wife and child. 8 Q; Geo B Tucker,
Newberry. ~ Sf''
Wheeler Houses Friedman, NY: "
L Shearer, Mass; B johnston, s NJ
Graham. Sumter; MOB Owen. J s
H Brown. city; W Q MoGowan, Abbo-
vile; o A Moses, W Gnrney, Charles
ton; E Joseph. N WV Wilkes, city; g
Turner. Mo; L Benedict, city; @ Her
ring, N Y; J A Blair, N J; r Senior,
Pa; 81 H Adams, Chester; w L Arthur.
8 @; g Place. Camden; w J Olawson.
Miss Olawson, 'Yorkville; Major Auder-
son, Greenville. ls
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yl11'Iqa5 rl1a1'RIqsa5sHzSf7Hss! 4 S1flH .5SS 5hSop9@A beo:

I!a'FFqsS5sz1Sa7sHsss 1a7 3 .sIaSsssT4 hSpeW4 b9e.
1ihalIhiSSs sile II tsi!1ss sas ;H;aKssS.. ;aSasS ..
a proioata tbinhss e.ys r.b.s aztisI; il :
hair are 1o better than t6ieyyess, sfnese 81
their principal occupation is picking
locks. e'''"i' ~ rnlp
Dentists bills should be made on. on :
drawing-paper. - = =
People who sell hay dos' business on
"large SCALE" ~ 3
A large proportion OF the sheep in the
Northwest are going to the dogs.
Current. events generally nocur during
Che tart and jam periods.
The two! things which make the most
impression on man are his first boots
and his first love. /.
Beef is 80 cheap in Texas that domes-
tito broils can be had by the poorest
family for two eents.
LIST OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. r"
Thomas E.een-Lard. .,.....
Si:amone.Liser Regulator.
Interest on City of Columbia Bonds.
D. @. Pei1otto & Sons-Auotion.
Jacob Leyin-Auction.
Great Southern Freight Line.
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A quarto illustrated daily will be New
Iork's February contribution to the no.
velties of the period. Mr.. D. q. Croly,
husband Of "Jennie June" the fashiona-
able correspondent, and late managing
editor OF the World, will have editorial
care Of tho new enterprise. The Daily
Graphic is to be the name OF the new
journal. The publication will be illus.
trated by the Photographic procesr,
which will enable the publishers to pnt
sketch. equal in oil respects to the old
copper etchings, on the press within
half an hour after the designer enters the
Office. This means Of embodying the
reporters ideas is certainly novel, and in
many instances places the draughtsman
far in advance Of tho most adroit re-
porter, who must, at best, rely on the
vocabulary for his most graphic dcscrip-
tions.
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The February number OF the Eclectic
is an exceptionally attractive issue Of this
valuable periodical, almost every article
being sufficient, by itself. to attract at.
tention to the magazine. The leading
paper is very able analysis from the
Edinburgh Reuiew, of "The Progress OF
Medicine and Surgery" and this is fol-
lowed by "The Royal Favorites OF
France" translated from the Reuue des
Deae Mondes. Two very striking papers
the gems Of the last Blackwood-
titled Goethe" and "Middlemarch, u
are given, together with the most com
plete roscript that has yet appeared OF
Mr.. George Smiths remarkable paper on
''The Ohaldean Account of the Deluge. u
There are also other important articles.
The editorial departments are full of good
things, and there is fine steel portrait
of the dead statesman, VIM. n. Seward.
Published by E. r. PeltoD, 1O8 Fulton
street, New York. Terms, SIS a year;
two copies. 50. Single numbers As cents.
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Cannot some means be devised to
protect passengers from tho rough hand
ling of the boisterous crowd Of hackmen
aud carriage-drivers who congregate
around the various city railroad depots
on the arrival of trains? It is q great
source OF annoyance to travellers. after,
probably, long and tedious (not to say
dangsrous) ride, to be thus worried by
hackmen pulling at them, each one trying
to halIoo louder than the other, to per-
suade the passenger that he can curry
his baggage with most care and guide
him most securely to the best hotel.
Let the oity authorities look into this
matter and abate the nuisance. We
think it would prove effective should a
couple of the city police be stationed at
cach depot when trains aFs due, to pre-
servo order, and keep at proper dis
tance these noisy and troublesome bum.
mers.
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Ni-s Kate Fi1I is dcvc'cping into q
philosopher
The American woman deutist in Berlin
i maxim. fortune.
II rl,.,,,o,. 400. ,,,,+o. .soy-, saws
n,nar letters nor week.
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y c'or.-s ''''' ~ / '','' ~ = S''t = r
prayer . ''''1 i" u,i'"1 '''''' o''' " -.
ear ana went o"' - ! "''S - ~ %
LORD.
Short sleeves have gone out Of fashion
eye" !" "a" ''''ss, y, : very : - -
'"' case "'-''' '''' l'-S.''o''''.,'c -, .'''
arm has zee" Hi''-f 7o'n5 .''s thinning 90" y
process O. d " ''''V' ; "'sS' H.
o1y''i>ed silver ornaments are much IN
use on 5on"cts, They are in the form OF
shields. ro'Sn"ris' buckles oirds' helmets
.I ,s''',' -. -,
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'"s"e.o .o' .'sl1 ''' LAT owns :. ~ u III
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business Directory.

Attorney and CoGuSci,Or-at-tayT
O@7e E-sh;h-s:.. near corner CT YORK. l4-IS-1y
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Death Cf Captain Thomas and LicutS.
Howe and Wright.
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Attorney ami Counselor .t l. W CIica on CO
%. Et-E-a Iaa SuaT-s.-. Naw-1wpc. Il
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j.,
'.' '' =
Ire- a.r ,rY.~tt,ia- ..ei., aa. ~ lrrii.>
~ rem. Al ca" :. .'"'y.
\ ''s45'"a' -'f' '.'' ~.'..' '.' A"r'h"'
e" r.;,"@y because con Ii'ror @i>,.t her
against h.r VII, on she mocIh. Shr
claims $1,000 damages.
''-''l '' ..'oE' IL ''.,,'.', N''''.t '..'' :
'''.-..-' l1',''-> u: '''" 'l'''I '''f<'
Forty Iou-e- Of cool IcnF'''s .a'v been
''','' '''''.' - '''' - '.'.''' - '''''
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FOREIGN,
GREAT BRlTkIH.

LovDoN, May 2.-Ia the House Il Com
mons, to night, Lord George Hamilton
called attention 10 the na:arc Of tie refer
ence to the treaty Of 1916, Which, unler
the Treaty Of Washington, was submitted
together with the Northwestern boundary
question, TO the decision of the German
Emperor lie regretted that the English
Government had allowed u!on that part ol
the Oregon treaty an Interpretation fatal
to the just claims Of Eu-laul. RDsariy
Strait loGg after 1916 was the only known
uayi.aJ.e channel between Oregon and
Nancou7er's Island, and hence
dguJ,clly the chaLnel Indicated IN til.
treaty of 1916. Yet the Government, with
unhappy ingenuity, excluded the arbisra-
tor from the consideration Of this particular
channal lie found no fault with the En-
peror William. lie thought the Geneva
Arbltrators would have acted more wisely
Lad tLey Anticipated his method and con-
fined themselves to rendering their decision
nitiout giving the reasons therefor. Lor!
Hamilton said he would mike no motion
and only desired to obtain from the House
such an expression Of opinion as would dis
courage the making Of treaties hereafter
On the give all, take " thing TriHci!"c.
Cant. BAlhc Cochrane sali Elrl Gran
y,llg's foreign policy had Away been the
II
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ffot0G War.

Another Terrible Battle with
the Savages.
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Dentist, oei-a in Sl-Gm Is unw bal efnz o.
+ ghth-st.. Nanitowuc. Particular attention
gwen 10 al tie different brtucHs- OF th- uTne>
ion. ant all worH warranted. Icetl tN:rsr,e
WIZ oHJ n.ln. Il a
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Goods delivered to all parts
SAVE YOUR ASHES.

rcrIh Eighth Street, Opposite tI,c
Eir.k sn!Eonal sEanH.
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4 TTpENElS ASH ocJxSELoEs At Law.
a rEibc on EiL'tA->trcrt. Mani,onoc
Wisconsin. Collection promptly attended
to. lI-25-ly
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Forty-Nine out OF Sixty-NiRe KILLED
or wounded.
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A2nw falag- BlarE>m.t Js4 Nggpu-ntk-r
shop ON rrn un.rr- ul Seventh anl NuiK S.
N'rtn Side, NlatoWoc. Dos an hials o
lf,r urN " -aoI .a. H. G. .al a~ saY ui.gl pStab
.i-.-.-n' in ;h ct.- IL aGl
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J.E.PUITcIlA:.D, j. u.n.,

Attorney aud Counselor ., Law. Collections
promptly attsniel to. olice over J 4 Ksai.r'z
store, Cor E-hth ana Yori---,--, Nau5,ovoc
Il - "
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DIR, :. =. GawCE1Ey.

Physician. Surgeon. and Accourheur Office on
St1 81 ov,r Blc M Du. store. OsIc- e en- II al
hours. Cal & The country promptly attended
IL. 4 "
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The modocs Armed with two
Spencer Carbinas Apiece.
Cur Troops Completely Taken by
Surprise.
Apparently a Complete Vic
1Ory for the HI OdoCs.

Indians Preparing for War in Northern
Oregon.
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Prepared by DR.. J. c, Aver & Co.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists,
LOWELL, MASS.

T. g. J. ROBINSON, AGENTS
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Wholesale and L. I.f.n..ru -I.'.. Cans Bar.
J. 4. 'm and Ntwt., hj.a' SIS ae. l-lI.f
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Good First Class Teams

To all who desire them. Either double
ana single fsra.alel oa short notice
Having recently purchased new and
beautiful assortment of burg.os. &c, su-
pcrior 70 any in tie county, he is pre-
pared to attend to any calls with prompt
ness AMI dispatch. I may he found at
any tine On Seventh street, between Buffalo
and chicago streets. i2-4itf
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r s-e tggu l.usS 1T LOOK % =-C-!-e-rH-n
Were - = -c.e 10 t.. - t-Is CO.. -,
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NaF.EzEEE 81 GTsEEN.

Attorney auj Counselor at LGv Two Rivers
VII attend - C8I-cuons AMI other Du~ ue>> 60
IHE3IJNJg uIN III yfCici.y. l. IA
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hc CSIcP-2 &C 9
TOW E
SEWING MACHINE.
II al

sis' oS Cn-slri~5stcs Redeemed in
CoUEl15 tEn~.-- CsrEiCe ,Gr-ri-g eac
E5c1sh ~G -2a~Ts Es.G- ana mes -s,ars
OEs Oh z@5 4, lag.
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CLOAK AND DxaSs-w,ssNG


Rooms over EssGcr's szoor q ai S'so.
>toTc. cor. Stii 4, nj commentaries a. -.
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IH'> t.r .....>t .r.,e j At ....f .l .sr.r ....
due. oac" nn Eic uul... ta-t .,Iuy- ol L.n.r a.u
7. -..i-i So. N-A.'.E :. i il
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J. y IiysE<EEST.

AuCrresS und .uaS-.or>-at-Law. Stl stree
~Cutl side fonr> Nur5a C.. Psi Oh g.
- g -rlaD SPOKEN IN tins C1ice. T. HIS
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NEW LIVERY STABLE
CHARLES T. WiNTON.

Woul respectfully announce TO tie c;ti-
zcHs Of Niaui,9woc and yie.Ei,7. that he is.
now prepared to furnish people vuA
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IN rROBATE-NANITOwoC COUNTY

Dated N,uiiowoc the 2S,h day If Aori
4. Blo73 a 2g
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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1873-03-20

: The Democratic Senators in Con
@rcss have shown themselves the
! champions of fair dealing i'll insisting
that the Liberal Republican shall have
representation in committees strictly
according to their numbers. They
made the claims Of these gentlemen so
clear and urged them with so much
persistency that the Republican major
ity recognized what they were at first
disposed to ignore. Such care in
seeing that every element receive its
dues is most creditable, especially
when contrasted with the attitude Of a
few Of the Liberal Republican jour
mails and organizations that have tax
en- pains to shun utilization with Demo
Gratis and make their arrangement as
marked as possible. This is unwise,
Of course. There may be the differ
cnces that sectional interest make in
cident to every party, but there are
no radical ones. Since the Liberal
Republicans have had an organization
they have been able to effect the re-
forms that they sought only in con
junction with the Democrats whom
they found already in the field. Both
parties have generally been found
fighting together, and they will find it
to their advantage to so continue. If
there is any choice rs to names each
can keep the one perterred and the re-
suits will be no better nor worse for
such action. The Liberal Republi-
cans in the Senate are among the
purest and ablest men there, and the
action of the Democrats was wise as
well as generous in seeing that they
were recognized. There is now Il
working minority of courage, honesty
and ability which will see that what
reckless legislation cannot be defeated
shall at least be explained.