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SOIJTH CAROLINA NEWS.

John r. Cochran, the leader of the Re
publican party in Anderson county, has de
clared for Green, Delany and MCGOWAN.
- Mr.. D. R. Elkin, of Fairfield county, ha:
gathered from an acre over sixty-seven bush
els of corn. 1t is of the new variety known
as the ku-klux, and very prolific.
- The Edgefeld Advertiser says: "1t is bu
plain truth to say that the minds of the ne
groes in Edgefeld are fully made up to vote
for Chamberlain in the deadliest-true manner.
Congressman Elliott has rendered to the
governor his resignation of the office of repre-
sentative from the third congressional district
of this State to the forty-third Congress o1
the United States, to take effect on the 1st day
of November next.
- The Conservatives of Chester have nomi
mated r. G. CASTOR and j. j. Hemphill fol
the House of Representatives. and W. A
Walker and Henry Mofatt for County Com
missioners. 1t is understood that the indie
pendent Republicans will complete the ticket
by nominations from their own ranks.
All the passenger engines on the Airline
railroad are being converted into coal-burners.
The burning of coal will obviate the frequent
stoppages for fuel, which are now unavoida
BILE, and it is said that two hours will be saved
in the schedule between Charlotte aud At
lanta
- The Blue Ridge Railroad, including
thirty. three miles Of finished road, in running
order, in South Carolina, and all the proper
ty and franchises of the Company in South
Carolina, were sold under decree in bank
ruptcy, at Charleston, on Wednesday of last
week, and bought by ex-Gov. Scott, for $780,
900, in the interest of the first mortgage bond
holders.
- The Executive Committee of the Repub
lican party, has put in nomination for mem
bers of the State Board of Equalization, the
following persons: In the First Congressional
District, B. D. Townsend, of Darlington; in
the Second, w. B. Smith, of Charleston; in
the Third w. D. Mars, of Abbeville; in the
Fourth, George W. Melton, of Chester; and
the Fifth, Samuel j. Lee, of Aiken. The four
first-named gentlemen are Conservative. The
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.
NEW ADyEKTIsEMENTs.

j. II. Cawson-Assignee' Sale.
D. M. Campbell and others-Fair Warming.
Jona n. McElwce, Jun.-NOtice.
r.. M. Dobson & Co.-Oh, Dick-Temple of Fash
ion-Fine Boots-Beached Shirting-Ovel
Goats.
John C. Observation-Disclosures
Rcgulator-Gowland's Lotion.
II. F. Adickes-Pistols-Ha -Hats-Rutfs-C Clothing
Ginghams-Seasonable Goods-Boots and
Shoes-Coral-BlackS Silk.
Carroll, Clark IL Co.-Closing out at Cost-Fail
Warning.
Sarah ThOrn-Notice.
r.. w. Clawson, Deputy Messenger-1n Bank
ruptcy-Applicatio for Discharge-1n the
Matter of H. f. McFadden.
NJ. Strauss & Son-French -Shawls
and Prints.
w. H. McCorkle-Guano.
Chrstman IL EMoser-Ornamental Gardening.
w. d. Simpson, Observation-Disclosures Notice.
II. w. Clawson, Deputy Messenger-1n Bankrupt
ter of b. NJ. % Wlnstock, @ o. C. Folger.
T. S. Jefferys, Secretary-MasonicM Meeting.
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the different races. High prizes are to be CIV
en- each year for horses, mares and colts, and
breeding is to be in every way encouraged.
Beside this sixty of the best Arab mares are
to be kept by the government solely for the
production of blood horses 1t will be inter-
esting to note whether this method or our own
of multitudinous fairs, and constant bets com
petition and races, will lead to better breed
of animals.
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JOB PRINTING.

Having determined to devote more atten-
ton hereafter to job printing than we have
done in the past, we would inform the public
that our Office is now we'll supplied with new
type of the latest styles, and the best ma
chinery in use; and with a choice stock Of
inks, cards, papers, &C., we are prepared to
execute as good work as can be done any
where in the United States. Orders for
Ball Tickets, Freight Billheads,
Bank Notices, Labels,
Bonds and Coupons, Law Blanks,
Bill Heads, Law Briefs,
Business Cards, Letter Circulars,
Certificates of Deposit, Letter Headings,
Certificates of Stock, Memorandum Bllheads
Checks Note Circulars,
Deposit Tickets, Note Headings,
Drafts and Notes, Programmes,
Envelopes, Policies, Fire& Life ms,
Election Tickets, Shinplasters,
Festival Tickets, Wedding Cards,
will receive prompt attention, and satisfaction
as to quality of work, guaranteed in every
instance. Particular attention given to fine
work in colors.
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TERMS:

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NO POSTAGE ON THE ENQUIRER.

Under tho new postage law, after the lst of
January next, the postage on all newspapers
mailed to persons out of the county in which the
papers are printed, will have to be prepaid:
THIS WE SHALL DO WITHOUT TAXING
THESUBSCRIBERS FOR THE SAME; SO that
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THE OTHER DEPARTMENTS.

Rev. Mr.. Latham will continue his regular con-
trbutions to the sabbath Reading and "Chil-
dren's Department" which, under his manage
ment for the past five years, have been an impor-
tant feature Of the ENQUIRER; and with the
usual melange of miscellaneous Reading adapted
to all tastes; the Agricultural Department, con-
tanning practical and useful information for the
farmer and housewife; column of Humorous
Reading every week "Scraps and Facts" en-
bracng light current topics a compend of News
Abroad and lat Home Correspondence; CONNER
cial and Market Reports; Editorial Articles on
appropriate subjects, intended to promote the
ake matters hs ns Sfk G ed H Ps msp %p of Bs s
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FINE TURNIPS.

We are under obligation to Mr.. j. l.. Par
ker for basket of very fine turnips
REPUBLICAN MEETING AT ROCK HILL.
The Republicans will hold meeting at
Rock Hill tomorrow (30th) at which speeches
will be made by Lt.-Governor Gleaves, At
torney.General Melton, DR.. Neagle and 9TH
ers
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1874-10-29
THE ELECTION LAW.

As matter of interest to the public, we
publish this week the election law of this State,
as it now stands, with the exception of the
day on which the election is to be held, which,
since the ratification of the act published, was
changed by constitutional amendment to the
first Tuesday Of November. The election,
therefore, will be held next Tuesday. By act
of the Legislature, the penalty for voting
more than once, at the same election for the
same Office is fine and Imprisonment.
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LITERARY DEPARTMENT. a

We have contracted for, and already received
several ORIGINAL STOF.1ES by some of the
most popular serial writer's of the day, and in the
first number Of the new volume will be COM
menced an unusually pleasing story from the pen
of South Cardinals gifted daughter Mrs. DEAS,
now of California, whose contributions to the
press have always been we'll received, and whom
we have secured as a regular contributor to the
Literary Department Of the ENQUIRER. This
story, entitled
:sTHE SEVEN SISTERS OF YORK;"
will be followed by others, of which we may men
ton as the ttles-"UNCLE BRAINERD'S
WILL" "SLEEPY HOLI.OW;' and highly
sensational story entitled
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::THE SEVEN SISTERS OF YORK; .
HZANITA, THE CIRCUS GIRL"

Astounding in romantic adventure and exciting
incident, and portraying in vivid stylethe tempta-
tions and triunphs Of beautiful actress.
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can they succeed.
To the colored citizens he would say, if you
desire to leave the Republican party and join
the Democratic party, do so. He wanted all
to enjoy the privileges Of free citizenship; but
unless they wished to join with the Democrats
they had better not elect Green. The Demo-
Gratis of South Carolina, many of whom he
met in business relations every day, he COM
plimented as embodying the highest type of
the true, high-toned gentleman, and especially
did he consider Gen. Kershaw of this class,
by whom he would regard it an honor to be
defeated. But Judge Green, he characteri-
zed as recreant Republican, stolen to head
the movement, which was species of strate-
gy-seeking to take deluded Republicans
from the ranks of the party-an expedient to
divide and defeat the party-which, if success
full, would prove Trogan horse, ending in a
Democratic victory and in establishing Dem.
ocratic rule. Never, he said, was there an
hour since 1868, that Republicans should stand
more closely together than now.
It is our duty to make our party one Of
honesty and good government-not govern
ment for the interests of only those who sup
port the ticket-but we should give good
and honest government to every citizen. If
Republicanism fails in this, it will come to
an end, not from defeat by the Democratic
party, but because the best men will leave it.
A good and honest government means that
it is the duty of the Republican party to make
the taxes on land and property as low as pos
sible to support the government Taxes have
to be paid for this purpose, and it is our duty
to make them no heavier nor more burden
some than is actually required to support the
government. Taxation comes from the labor
Of the country, and tax on land puts tax
on everything else. Hence, low taxes are for
the benefit of all classes of the people.
Good government also means that not a
dollar shall 60 out of the public treasury, I'M
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FOrty-thlrd Congress composed OF 293 hep
presentatives including 10 delegates from the
Territories. According to McPherson's Man
ual, they are divided as follows: Republicans
1914, Democrats SO, Liberals6. The Repub-
licans, therefore, have a majority Of 101 over
the Democrats, and 95 over both Democrats
and Liberals. The complexion of the next
Congress will, of course, be materially chang
ed. From present advices 10S members have
been elected to the next House. Of these So
are Republicans and Sc Democrats. The
same States send to the present Congress rs
Republicans and % Democrats. Ifthe Dem
ocrats gain in the same ratio in the States
which are yet to elect, they will have $50
members in the next House-a majority of Ii
over the Republicans and of over both
Liberals and Republicans; or if the Liberals
vote with them, of Is over the Administration
Republicans. This fact is source of much
anxiety on the part of the Administration of:
fice-holders, and must be source of sorrowful
reflection to Speaker Blaine, Mr.. Dawes, Gen.
Garfield, Gen. Butler, Judge Kelley and other
prominent chairmen of committees.
- Everything in France is shaped with a
view to the contingency of war. The hope
and expectation ofeventually reaching salts
factory conclusion of the unpleasant sentiment
toward Germany seems to be the inspiration
of nearly all the official measures of the
country 1t is now found that France has
only about 100000 horses, of which not
more than 100000 are available for army use
The late war destroyed $4,000 horses, and
the French army now on its peace footing re-
quires 100000 year. "In case of war;" this
amount would increase to at least 250 900, and
there is possibility Of q scarcity. The gov
ernment, therefore, with the year 1878, is 60
lug to begin breeding horses for itself on an
extended scale. At the rate Of two hundred a
year, the number of stations kept at public
expense is to be augmented until it reaches
$500, and these are to bc of the best blood OF
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-09
DR. RORERTSON.

m. ROBERTSON,
- No. 4ls Tenth street northwest, neaf Penn
syivsnia avcnge ohee fSS ths special tSesiment Of
long experience In both hospital and private prac-
tice, will guarantee permanent and radical cure
Of Spe.maforfhea seminal weakness involE ntsyy
seminal losses, impotency, mental and physical In.
capacity, impediments q marriage, &C., and nc
venereal and syphtiitic mladics, gonofrhGa.
elects strictures and al diseases Of the skin such
as scurvy, scrofala, ulcerA boils, blotche and
iepsy. and ats Induced 81 OF ssxSsl
eAtravagapce. Diseases recently contracted cyred
stages eradicated from the system without the use
Of msreSry. Dc: r, located isr many year. It y
coosented, after many solicitations from bis Wssh
lngton patrons, 70 open permanent once - fnat
and Saturday in each week, Prom { TO .. m.
Remember the number, as Tenth street, near
pennsylvania avenue. - 5a2-tf
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PAINTER0,

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JOHN GoLDIN. sls Pa. ave., door easS u Fsfrys
| PIUMBERs AND 0Ae-RT1KKns.
loth sta. Pr.ct!e,l fl.n6e!. md 6sssn and aas.
atters, and wholesale end retail Deslefs n al
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promptly sttendsd % q 2e iovess rases.
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stSS xcri%ss. nd csalss very s1 ios Z f y
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PAINTING OFFICEA.
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PRODUCE AND PDOVI0IONe. a. :
l E:s; 1orESss Western PRODUCE Co.. .aP.: Sye;
ZEAL ESTATE AGENTS.
SsSnT ssoaa1s, Is = e.; .s1sss '.' Dept
DYEK&DAvIDsoN,Ps Pc. Az. mr. 18Th ST., or Mnburu's
RESTAURANTB.
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
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SEWING AACHINES.
SIS, Agents Whseier Wilson Improves Far Family
.1est and - r1nSinsy Of ne .ag fSss
III the they need no
r fk Ssys No
6HIRT FACrORIES.
DEvLIN Co., tof New York 1los st., near llth
SHOOTING GALLERIEa.
TIE NEW PATENT RfFLH, Geo. Hess, Aosth st
SILVER PLATERs. .r..T |
RoBr.A WHITMAN, 60l D. g., bet 9Th and 9Th. |
STAIR BUILDERS. -..
BRCsf g PUnrHRFY, star Builders, cor. 9Th and
q streets, near Patent Once. |
Staining DEP0rs.
MRS. g. II. NAUnEn. 81 Nh st., op. Patent Once.
Mas. zTrrHfcHT. sd iitS 81. Xiso, Dres.-mskine.
sTATIONERY, 70. -. .. Il
BEy. r. fRENcH, 615 isth st., under Nat Netropol-
ltaa Bank, stasionsry, &c. . specially.
STEAM AND GAS FIFTHRS.
ana a x: Sss s
STOVES, sHEETIRONA TN WARE.
!: d.Heo.l. Stove Wsrercc%s. d e: ave. near
=! isssss: siI 8; ss:s Is
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TOBACCO AND CIGAR STORES.
Paper. MATCHES. C. .'i Branch S q alsh g. .aT.
ee:. s' nd E S So:
Trunks, vaiises, Trayeltng Bags, Ladies'
ssfTsneE., Ssis: sSssss Gsif and MSrOsSo P9ss5
Boxes, DC, &c. Also, Fine Harness. Saddiery,
Carriage Robes, &c. sr.,.
UMBRELLAa, CAHEs, &c,
Nm. RoGKRs, 90 iith ST., near PENN. avenue.
GPHOL1TERE1S. - - ----
v. r. CANARY, l03 = street northwest.
WINES AND LIQUORS.
J. 8. HENAULr q Bon, Importers. iop ct. n. ".
WOOD ANDCOAL YARDS.
T. EDw. CLARK Co., GO Louisiana avenue.
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b. yirSue OF adeed efts1st, dstSa fehen9Ey, n A,
d. tS7a duly recorded in Lihef No. 7uS, folio ~
one Of the land records for Washington county, In
The District q ColGmbie and ss the request Of the
e mont q Is ple@i:ss. on H5EDxY, February
IL IN1 All nat piece Of parcel Of ground situate
and lying In the city 81 Wellington, p. c., known
and designated - paSt Of original lot numbered
one a. In square numbered threo hundred and
sixty-nine a, beginning Tor said part Of lot q
point On Ninth street west DISSENT twenty-ave (3sl
feet north from the southeast corner said lot and
vest txsstysxs 60 ssss; tnenss vest parallel %itS
(oo esf 20 the rsar Of aid LOT; thence south With
hundred (i00) fset q the beginning the same being
Zepheniah Jones Of aid original lot Numbered one
O. together with the improvements, consistiny Of
asstels.s shresssory sIa Ss s q, Sass Emit
tIimmiss.. he hscss has about twelve rooms, With
ali me nscdern imyrevements; hot and cold water,
gas, Ac., &C., throughout; being on the line Of
onSof de nest desirable private dwelilngs In the
nofthwesfsfn portion Of tile city.
Terms; One fourth In cash, balance In ono and
two years With interest At seven Per cent per an.
rum. payable sfss which the notes q
psoPsssy ~. sli Sc isSs..k dsgosit Of Two hun:
drsd and NY dollars viii % rcQufed at time q
terms ofsaie sss ID eopiea viii n ies days fron
tie property n De lsk and cost Of he dsfsnlting
pafehsSer slssf I've dAys,n1ysrtss9snt II some one
,.ns1.rurhsAds - NosA"
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RALrIMoRE AND PoroMAoRAnROAD

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DEPOT CORNER sos s51TA AND p STREET.
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~ 4: m. Limit. Man. ~. :: n. new fofS Ex.
80, S@a,ly; EXCEPT Monday M 4ssss, daily o.,on..
~. daily. except sun sos dsii,. except sun
s:S Dauy. Aceommoda- s.s I. M. Baltimore Ex.
8 :; M. E... Line ,e:ss !: n. ps iS' rs.
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a:a. Baltinore Express, S:3 ?: -, New YORK tx
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= ma, New YORK Exprs:s,
Trains leaving washington 81 S:S .. %. snds:so
Greek, leaving Bowie ct 10 O. n. and $40 .. m, ar
rtying 1t Pope's Creek at las and III p. N.
Irains leaving W Arlington Mt e:n and 6:s3 .. m.
ena s:0 Y. M. connect az Odenton with trains for
Trains arriving a. w.saineton At los .. N. and
s..ins sSeP order. .. re... ono.
northwest corRer Thlrtesnth and Pennsylvania ave.
nue, northwest corner Sixth a.d Pennsylvsnis ave.
fSs asG
West. Through tickets 70 Cileinnasi, Columbus,
lndianapolis, loulsvilles %. Louis, New Orleans,
3H; s.s ssS aad al points
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Z. 8. YOUNG. Gen. PASSENGER Agent.
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with tessegosy boek bal1d1ngs; 1nisAe1 insts viii
hleet yaanast bot 4ne cod Watsf On each Asof;
tire san.re69s ed el0eses: and are n every paa
tteulat ees14eiy 1ssf>elas hoeeae, Iot No. y lm-
proved ~ 4Wslnl No. rs East Capitol strsel, ard
q : esoey ffots and avs-stoIfb back beil9lng,
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notes q ~ peBuhases, With interest as ten Per
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ofole. y Ne tsslns 81 sale sfc not eoppiled Win
IN I'VE days. tho trustees reserve the right To- BesS
the proRessy oufve deye' netice By advertlsemeht
y AZ xsssssg er, fsk and cost Or The q
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RAILROADS. ~,
MORE AND ONO RAiTR61D!
wINTER SCHEDULE.

GEBnUABtk u5&
FROM wAsHIxarON CITY.
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+ .sE S3eJ,|ediAss Way essiioas west q
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,..wrMA4. l. 4. Hp1oSWaSxAN, ITr.ss'ss.
DY =. II. WADNED,
u Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
No. n BeventAstfeet, between and H streets.
TRUSTEES, aALH- OF TWO THREE-STORY
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~ Nr.s q 8 dssi Of ttnss, dated January q,
4. D. ma aad daily recorded 70 Lib1r No. IA folio
g! one of tae ls.d sseesds fer county q
party ssess:d ths.shy xs viii ssll n ffent Of The
fssry = iES = O'clock; ?. n, al that esrta!1
81 % 1psseib q ssoSnd sis.sss In ne city q
dsscfibsd .pon the ground plat plan OF said city
sSsaFe nanbersd one HUNDRED and ninety EIGHT,
"a lffonting twenty-six and one half l4l feel on
1 ssss:s noitA and rssning back With the ss% me
Rs<l i.chss to 9 public alley, Improved By two
Isfns: 6.s third Of the purchase Nancy IN eaeA;
1si.s 81 y II "a w Sc REQUIRED
90 = TIE rate often ol per cent. per anaam from
the day O. saie> and seesr.d ~ deed Of trust on
day ofs.le. All coaveyanclng q II r.rehas:r's
lays the trustees reserye the right e .ssen Ne
chaser or purchassrs after ave days' s4ye.tisssnt
In some one o. more nswspApen pablished N
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-09

Thisunparsileled SPECIFIC Is compoundedfu natures
laboratory, aud from Its magic power snd unprece.
dented achievements the most eminent men In this
bounced IL the only Sovereign Kennedy for Brtght's
Liver A6ections; also bropsy, e., &c. 70 the
minds Of many our claims may seem prePosterous 70
long and still TO banie We
ask but test; Do not allow your skeptici:m to be
certainly do you any injury. Therefore avail your
self Of the most and ecient curative agent
for sale at CHARLES SfOTT q co. 8 Drug Store,
No, 80 Pennsylvania avenue. Beware Of spurious
for sale In this city or District but ST0TT q co.
Send for circulars and Bethssds AdyQcate.
Director and General Manager, Bethesda Springs.
WASHINGTON, d. c., December 90 1870. dec31-ly