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1slritorial.
Isoa ~ Cessiss, Feb. :.

Ysoa ~ CeasiR, Feb. :.
ca. +. = Black u to return 10 Boseman
soon.
Rev. ". 8. Fsacklston il announced to
lecture o. the subject ''Quesr."
Bosemsn has . miniature smslter, built
bY II. ". J. Davis. agraduate Of tho Swan.
- works, ID which. six pounds Of Great
Republic (Clsks Fosk) ore was smelted,
sad yis,ded 30 pr csnt Of metal
The Prcsbytesy Of Montana in connection
with the Presbyterian Church Of tho o. s.,
will meet u Bosemsn Friday evening. Feb.
31st, NIP .. The opening sermon will
Be- preached BY Rev. J. r. Russell. Of Deer
Lodge
From the Moutanlan, Feb. &
Col, Joe Meek. Of Oregon, now claims 10
have discovered the region known - the
Yellowstone National Park in the year 1890
John Wysn. brought IS o. Of Clipper ore,
gold bullion, from Silver Star on Wcdnns.
day. ,,.--.y. .s.T..,4s-s
''Scotty." well known oil over Montana,
hes been ordered out Of Bozeman by the
citl1ens. and citizens Ut VirGinis will also
recommend him to $50 West"
W. P. Armstrong and n. d. Johusos
have bought Henry Elling's stock Of cloth.
ing. Mr. Filing IL going TO engage In the
Banking business.
Prom the Pissses; Feb. %
Messrs. d. H. Mcfarland and J. Hurst of
Helena passed through Missoals to-day, a.
resss to Horse Plains. fer ths purpose of
removing ths body Of the late r. Lssber,
who was drowned ct that place last fall.
Buck end Caves pack train loaded this
week With hosr for Cedar Greek.
Messrs. Ytssk Woody aud T. N. CHS
holm hAss purchased the Pioneer. It will
b independent" Ia politics hereafter. Tue
purchase Of new material ID. contemplated.
The subscription price is reduced 10 o per
aanum. The paper will be discontinued
until Feb. Ssh sitter which Zine II will be
issued - 1.-THE Weekly Missoulian."
The Pioneer afses Missoula county fair
the coming iAll.
Ftom IA Hsssaa 0asette = Hesal1
Vim. u. Jack, Esq. Of Mcleod. + Jack.
has gone East for goods.
Chief Justice d. 8. Wede 10 to iccture
Saturday evening, Feb. Is, on The influ.
ences which control civilization.
1t will b remembered that the bridges
over the Msd,son and jefferson rivers, near
Gallasiu City, were swept away BY the lseSh.
cts last spring. Recently =. N. Dunphy, of
0allstin, purchased the right Of way, end 10
now having constructed three substantial
bridges, over the Jefferson, Madison and the
slough"
The Fiathesds are In town on their way in
from their annual buffalo hunt
Mr.. Salisbury says the epizootic is getting
little easier where the horses were first
taken, but isincreasing 10 virulence between
Snake River and Pleasant Valley. as
Mr.. John Rainsford reports very deep
SHOWS In the Lemhi valley.
Pioche IL catching good many Montsn-
ians just now. H. N. 1agure Is the last
that has hung bic single out IN that place.
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LAND ExTRIEs.-Ths Register and Re-
ceIver Of the local land ofbce are In receipt
of Instructions which modify The order Of
Land Commissions DfUmmoBd, recently
published. suspending certain. townships
from agricultural entries until the non.
mineral character thereof b proven. Sworn
evidences = 70 tho mineral o. non mineral
character Of he lands emb1aced ID thc town.
ships named In the Hon. Commissioner
order seat 70 Tie Register end Receiver q
Helena, will b fully reviewed on April 7th,
1873, to eusbDs them 70 determine q nearly
. possible the tsus chasscasr Of Tho lends.
Under instructions from he Hon. Commits
stoner. townships proven % y strictly g.
ricultuEal will be exempted from tho order
Of Jshuary ~, le7& but - We understand
It, until such instructions ere received from
him. In. oil applications for entry o. pur>
chase the non-minesal proofs viii Be re-
quirsd. -HsysN, l2A
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DIED

Cnx-In 0oGsanu. yehsuayy /, ,J63A jafant eeu a
Mr. a.1 Mn. A1sl Cos. sgd two months.
TnAcsY-la nosenan. February 3, le74 infant con
q NJ ana Ma ". b. Tracey, aged about enc
m0oth,
Wn0ox-H paralysis, In the cd year Of hia age. 1t
RlcA1eld. Ss9ait coaPtY. Ohio. January 3. l67A
i G. Wilcox, y. D.. father q J. b. Wilcox
EsQ., - 0oss Lo1p, Noaeana. ~ 1T
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tho internal 'sveaue.
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Peoeeeo % eouec ao0 accIeat LOT taxes 90 cessaod
I'D She eeoe manner g eseessmsnss On hses arc now
eol.eesed az ~ aee 4. II. ~: $500.
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~ thrive incuding the tax On stiA a worms ohall
b. paid By slamps denotIng the tax and tho Commits
sioner q internal RsvenNs . hsrssy authorized and
msnt a such taxes: and the provisions Of sections
twepty-sx and one hundred Il an ct sntitIsd IAN
and for other purp0ses,~ approved July twentieth,
eighteen hundred and sxty-sight and al other pro:
vsa0os q MW Icis1nK ~ tae pSpaaton an0 Ies0e OF
O. and cigars, % q! . applicable. arg hereby e.
tended 20 g 60 Include sncn seempe ana inc Com
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maze aI Iceoio fnes and iegoMt!ons Icianve mere
20. Avfy penon cne1geo ~ ny ouesnSes voceuoo'
OF empsoy meor we 10 tnsssoy @aos naose " spe-
mesa al stamps denotne the payment OF ssid special
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.. j.. CATLIN, PRESIDING ELDER.

silver Bow, ssd and "a ut Warm spriss
School IIouse)
Missouia and Corvallis, March let and a.
Pioneer. 9Th and Oeh.
salmon City, 4sth and 3Osh.
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NSSspe.

An pesseas h.owjsg tAanaalvs is1seesd = - b
soss q :sMse m D'sbA n3n s4gpssf.
eoSos seassAb W. W!L3ON
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The Cssstr Of veb. 7th. comes to hand
with the details Of the hanging Of Tfiplets
and stsambuas Bill BY citizens, the death
BY pistol shot IT one Chinawoman and thu
deash BY hanging Of another Chinawonasn.
Tho supposed murderer Of the woman sl0t
was eteambost Bill, one Of the parties
hanged, and three Of the Chinsmen sup.
posed to have been the parties gsilty Of
hanging the Chinswoman Lsve beeu arrss'
Ted, wsrs plseed In jail, and subsequsntly
transferred to Fort Ellis for safety. The
Cssyssr states that about 10 O'Clock On 6at'
urdsy the Sheriff was stopped while coins
10 the jail with posse, be anticipating b
an alarm given that On attempt would b
made to hang the prisoners. and that he VA
quietly taken by the arm and walked dowa
town and detained couple Of hoas whiIt
The execution was going on. Mr. 8. W.
Langhorne, Probate Judge, also tried 4
reach the jail bat was stopped; hs thea de-
spasched . aessesges to Port Illis for -
siseancs., and he also wss intercepted. Sab
sequently he got : messenger To the FOst
and ; detachmsot Of cavalry, under Lieut
Hsmilios, ~ inmsdistsly sent dowa b
Major Hancock ard riperssd pecmpsiy ~
duty. .bat 10 Ne msnstins' fSipSsst ast
S.eauboas Bill hsd been sxscatsd. n,
Cssvtss ,skes-6ec,6sd ssAA 4, s..rosg poattos
agalnst sheass, oondsmssaAs papssroioss
and dsaoalSalss ~ 1kns - Week y
HurFoei~ wv +a "A gHttss tt Fa-lA
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Halad, February la-A oosch passed
north yesterday afternoon. The horsea
south appear to improve little, and north
they ass getting wosse. RI
Summit. February 10.-A cohch passed
north u "a. m. Tho driver says hs thinks
from Indications that the epizootIc will be q
Pleasant Valley In day or two.
A passenger from the south reports SONS
horses very sick, and II 10 feared they will
die.
Snake River, Fsb. lS.--Ths coach left 1t
li:l5 Z. N. Rosas and wife sre On board,
With one passenger for yirginis. The dri.
ver reports the stock eouth wore and sDoe
scriossly III. having caught frest colds 1ss.
ing the lase storm. The roads arc had and
snow abost one foos deep.
Summit. February l3.-A coach left for
the north At Q Is Z m. No passengers. The
driver reports al the STOCK sick - far north
- Camas Creek Station. Tho homes Q,
that place are dangerously sick. The horses
at Pleasant Valley and Dry Greek show
symptoas Of disease Tho coach left fos
The south this !. N. with VIM. Jack, Geo.
Robinson and TIRES others aboard.
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A 1pdnpee,le Fen.


They. are rival towns-azc Minneapolis
snd Hs. pAsl Psfhaps our -realess hayt
hard Of them. They were sensitive aboo'
ths spisossic In 81 Paul. 90 Peleg Walss
recently moved 70 Minneapolis. gave II
impessslooe Of the episootic In 81 Paul .,
thuA esd ths humor of lssm may be aprsG,
ciatcd n Mmsesa sows bsfsrs the naoatl
il out. ---1-.-.
81. Paal : IL. sad sesosx - peosd.
Ara * ~ III - AsaiS ~ hss;
Ard - - ~, asA wess. NJ vs~sd,
sasd .evr estsh ~ hass dissae.
Tea days - lpassed ajsas
Her stresea. and, hessing hssn whsezc,
''whsssoea,' nys ]. 'thssss soassAmg wrong
lguess yos Aase he hoess 6sesa"
lie csss1. iaSigsane, No - ais't:
ws'Fe hsalthy. TheaaaA 20 ~ sseass
Their noses. Thcyrn revive. They've faint.
We havear q speck os horse disease"
Avvek 60 walled thssaea thoes &
Deserted streets heard haws and gces;
Saw horses rsasing-at ths soss. N&
Says I, "why, that II horse disease
Then butcher answered, "Who says tis:
Those stssds nc healthy thoagh they sncexe:
town - pure o. this town -
Don't catertain the horse disease"
Three dsys ago ! passed that way,
Saw eleven chasysss o. their knees;
COW was harDesssa - slsigA;
Says !. Enthusiastically horse cscaAe."
Nine carcssaes were on . cart,
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RELIGIOUS.

MErHopis.-The Second Quarterly Meeting for
Deer Lodge station will be held 1t Odd Fellows Hall
saturday and sunday next Prseching Saturday ct :
n y and sunday II II A. y. and : r. 1.
The ST. JAMES Sunday school meets 1t O'Clock p.
10 each sunday nj the Court H0use
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Real Estate Transfers.

We copy from the Auditors books
the following Transfers of Real Els
tate made during the past month
Jas Seawright to Ellis 4 Branyon l;
acres, $l75.
Nancy Sharp to J T Johnson q
acres, $525.
VIM >EIlenbrough to jas R Ellen
brough SO acres, S489.
l. w Whito to Eliza Edwards 15s
acres, 5000.
Jno. Kuox & Joel Cunningham tt
Thos C Seal / acre, $4.696.
J D Fooshe to ] S Anderson
acres, s62.
J S Anderson to J D Fooshe I
acres, s62, .s
Ms McCants to F NJ Pope and J T
Phillips 80 by 1873 feet, 1925. "
Jas A Richardson to w r Hilton
45 by ITO feet, S95.
Jas N King to B AlJon& I of an
acre, s4eO.
Hs Cason, Sheriff, to Alex. Mcneil
24 acres, $215. .-.-..-
James Gillian to Abram Pool 3 R,
% P, $685..
Alex. McNeiIl to J F Cason and ?
NJ Bullock 81 acres, $500.
Benz S Barnwell to Jas Brown and
others, trustees Of st Mary's A N E
church 2 acres, $15..
D P Holloway to G NJ Mattison
272 acres, S26O0.
A Ellis to Fanny c Coogler 3
acres, 5000.
Mary Walker to Jane T Wilson 134
acres, 5000.
John G Chiles and Jesse S Jay to
Frank Gailliard, Charles Woolrid &c
and other trustees of tSinai church
l acre, 81.
Jas P Presley to E r Leroy 20
acres, 500.
J A Richardson to J NJ D Kinard
81 by 10 feet, $50.
Richard A Griffin to Thos Thomson
of an acre, $4,000.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES AT WALHAL-

RELIGIOUS SERVICES AT WALHAL-
lathe Keoa0ee Courier gives an
interesting account of the religious
services at the dedication of the
new Presbyterian Church at Wal
halla, on Saturday and Sunday the
"a, and 25 May, and full synopsis
of several able discourses preached
by the Rev.. R. A. Fair, of our
town, on that occasion. The
preacher is so we'll known in this
community, as clear and forcible
thinker, a clear and logical reason
or, and an earnest and impressive
speaker, that we can fully appre-
ciate and endorse the language of
the Courier: ''For years a Christian
lawyer, observation and experience
have combined to give him a clear
insight into the character of man,
his sins with their cause and. care.
So that human nature speaks to
human nature, and the words of
life and truth come with double
power, from the consciousness of
the hearer, of their applicability to
his own case. He is thus eminent
ly practical, and eminently indi-
vidual; each hearer feeling in hia
heart the truth as it is spoken and
applying it to his own case. Here
lies his strength and here ever lies
the only source of effective preach
ing" AS an evangelist to the
churches, he has a wide and prom
ising field for which his gifts emf
nently fit him, and where we trust,
that he will reap a bounteous har-
vest.
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SALE DAy.-M Monday was Sale
Day and, as usual at this season
there was a small attendance. Our
formers generally were busy at
home, and were making redoubled
exertions to kill the grass.
The land sales advertised by the
Sheriff were postponed. The Mar
ket House was sold under Trial
Justices execution, for debt. OF
about S65, and was bid in by In
tendant Bowie for $44.
The Eaxin lot on the Public
Square, sold by the Executors, was
bidin by Mr.. Thomas Robinson at
$2,700, for the heirs.
3 The Mcdonald lot near the Court
House, was knocked down to Mr..
6. A. Douglass at $500.
The farmers report heavy rains
in some sections, and generally
grassy crops. The day passed off
quietly
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Names of Petit Jurors Drawn for
June Term of Abbeville Court OF
General Sessions and
Common Pleas.

John A. Bradley, :Armistead
Hardy, Fielding s@wright, Sam
Chiles, T. F. Riley, Shedrick Les
ly, Mortimer Sanders, Abram Cobb.
Dennis Hutchison, John W. Lesly,
Henry Davis, George Barr, Morris
Wood, j. S: Shillito, jr., Sam
Evans, J. Haddon, j. Lites, Ben
Norwood, R. P. Buchanan, G. A.
G. Waller, John Jackson, W: P.
Maghee, Alfred Watson, Pompey
Morgan, Andrew Pool, j. C.speer,
j. II. Wideman, Willis Williams,
Andrew Jackson, Solomon Goth.
ran, j. R. Duncan, Caleb Shaw, W,
G. Fooshe, VIM. Wharton, Jno. W.
Child, Jno. E. Caldwell.
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THE SOUTHERN MEDICAL RECoR

The SOUTHERN MEDICAL RECORD,
We have received the May mum.
Der of this monthly journal Of
practical medicine, published al
Atlanta, Ca, and find in it num-
Der of interesting articles, and es.
pecially valuable to the profession
Among others is one by our towns
man DR.. Benjamin Rhett, on Con-
gestive Malarial Fever, in which he
discusses with great clearness and
fullness of information, the symp.
toms of this most malignant type
of a prevailing disease, and the
remedies which experience have
taught to be most eAicacious. We
commend the magazine and the
article to the perusal of the mem
bers of the profession.
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B@- We had the pleasure on
Monday last, of meeting President
j.. I. Bonner, of the Due West
Female College, one Of the most
hourishing institutions of the kind
in the South. He informs US that
it's prospects were never better, and
that the number of pupils in at
tendance is unusually large. He is
making an effort to increase the
library of the College, and dona-
tons of books will be duly appre-
ciated and thankfully received.
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TERMS. dollars q year, in a

TERMS. Three dollars year, in ao
vance.
No subscriptions taken for p shorter
time than six months.
Transient advertisements are charged
for at the rate or ONE DOLLAR per 1nch
space for the first insertion, and FIFTY
Gents for each subsequent insertion.
A liberal deduction from the above
rates is made to persons advertising by
the quarter or by the year.
% All obituary notices and tributes
Of respect are charged for at the usual
rates Of advertising.
Our Agents in Charleston.
The advertising agency Of Messrs.
WALKER, EVANS & COGSWELL,
represented by ROSWELL T. LOGAN,
Esq. .is the only authorized agency 1or
this paper in Charleston.
@- Messrs. GRIFFIN & HOFF-
MAN are our authorized agents for Bal
timore.
JOB PRESS.
We are now provided with an excel
lent Job Press, and fine assortment OF
Job Type, and are prepared to execute
superior work. Orders are respectfully
solicited, and we will guarantee satisfac-
ton in the style and price of our work.
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IMPROVEMENTS. - The work on
Knox's new building is progressing
rapidly, and it promises to be a
very superior structure The walls
are of great thickness and are de.
signed to be fire-proof. Mr.. Jeptha
Wilson has the contract for the
brick-work and Messrs. Seal, Sign
& Robertson for the woodwork.
Mr.. Knox coutemplates erecting
also another store on the adjoining
lot. We hail these signs of i'm
provement as steps in the right
direction.
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bonds of Morton, Bliss& Co. have

bonds of Morton, Bliss& Co. have
not been registered.
Because the bonds in question
were not put upon the market &C.
cordiug to the requirements OF
law.
Because a large portion of the
bonds have been redeemed by con-
version, and reissuel without war.
rant of law.
Because.the act authorizing the
issue of bonds for the relief Of the
treasury is unconstitutional, null
and void, not having been passed
by a two-thirds vote Of the Legis'
lature, and not levying tax annu'
ally to pay the interest as the con-
stitution requires.
Because the debt against the
State has never been ascertained
by any Court, and therefore no
Judgment to pay can be made.
Because the Court cannot order
the respondent to give notice OF a
levy for the interest upon only a
part of the debt.
Because there were at least seven
million one hundred and ninety-one
thousand dollars of fraudulent
bonds upon the market, and the
Court should not grant the writ of
mandamus until it is ascertained
what portion of the debt is valid.
s Because the Legislature has al
ready provided a mode, that of
registration, for determining the
debt, and therefore the Court has
no right to interfere.
Because by the constitution the
Legislature only has power to con-
tract a public debt and to provide
for its payment, and the Court is
without authority, directly or indi-
rectly, in the matter.
There are five returns in all; one
for each petition. That of which
the above is an abstract refers to
the bonds for the relief of the
treasury. The others vary from it
only in the points where the partic-
llar kinds of bonds created a ne
,essity for some little change in the
'eturns.,
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CoKEsBURY DISTRICT. - The
.Cokesbury District Conference will
be held at Cokesbury, Abbeville
County, July 2sd, 1873. Brother
A. j. Cauthen will preach the in
troductory sermon on Wednesday
night, and the Conference will
convene at 9 o'clock Thursday
morning.
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Judge Cooke has signed an or.
der, that the Clerk and Probate
Sudge of Lexington County shall
deposit the funds of their Offices
with the South Carolina Bank and
Trust Company, of Columbia.
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B@- General John D. Kennedy,
of Camden, has consented to deliv-
er an address, before the young
ladies, at the commencement of the
Greenville Female College, on
W Wednesday, the 18th day Of June.
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BG- The Governor has appoint
ed S. B. McClinton q Trial Justice
for Abbeville Covnty. A good ap-
pointment, as Mr.. McClinton has
had much experience in the Office,
and has discharged its duties effect
ualTy and satisfactorily.
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RURAL CARoI1N1AN.-The June
number of this sterling monthly
has been received, and as usual is
we'll filled with matter both interes-
ting and instructive. Price, 50 90
Walker, Evans & Cogswell, Pub
fishers, Charleston, S. G.
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VINO BURNT COLUMBIA All
of our readers who wish to make a
satisfactory answer to this question,
will find the material for doing so
by calling on Messrs. Parker &cPer-
rim, who have a cheap publication
on the subject. 1t contains a large
amount of testimony taken, and
goes far to settle the question. Get
the book.
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REL1G1ous.-In. the Episcopal
Church Calendar, next Sunday is
Trinity Sunday, and religious ser
vices at Trinity Church will en-
brace the Communion. AS before,
morning service will begin at z a..
M, the ante Communion service
at 101 o'clock a. m.-afternoon
service at 5 p. m.
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Ninety-Six Items.

MULE THIEF CAUGHT. "A man
named Fuller, alias Jones, stole q
mule from Mr.. Nathan McMinn,
of Brevard, Transylvania county,
North Carolina, about the goth
ult. He was pursued to Greenville
by Mr.. McMinn, who telegraphed
to the marshal at Ninety-Six, Mr..
IS. NJ. Davis. Fuller had been scento
pass through Ninety-six on the day
before the telegram was received.
Marshal Davis, Trial Justice Rich
ardson, and Mr.. John A. Moore
pursued him into Edgefeld county.
On finding he had gone in the d.
rection of Augusta, they returned
to Ninety Six and telegraphed
Chief of Police Christian at Au-
gusta to look out for him. On
reaching Augusta, Foller sold the
mule, but was arrested about the
timed he was taking the cars for
Charleston. He was taken back to
Ninety-Six with the mule, where
Mr., McMinn met him. and took
him in custody to take him back to
North Carolina.
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SOUTHERN CULvIvAToR. -. We
have received the June number of
this popular journal, which we'll
sustaius it's pastreputation. Terms,
$500. w. L. Jones, Athens, Ga.