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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-09-17
gBas bic Guadfalber rebeu.

Gs IN 70 pTmb1r, baB fDrperlitt une epH-
fituttonrllt trait oas btits ShuBmtiisl gegen
hautbdi III, eab ltlbif bic Ssrfdnfsr prittiner
pureirmititl re ais Siarfunes., Wd9tn uip
Rr6ftisunss nitttl anisietu, In osr SciTnuna
bae 8trtraueu bts publiflms fur ibe lu pat-
tHbtu uub esfGprlibtu 5rGnitsn gu sspinutn.
ds IN amuiaut Su becba6ttn, wie ptsls SsIrii'
ger bic Sprahe na6abmen unp eOptTenL tn
ptI&r bic ntbieinilnfn GieeulpafItn ppn
5pfetttrs 8ttterem bti6itbsu perpert.
SbpUbI bic @irfuus ibrsr fraBtuptn ausIeer>
ungsmttttl barin bflfsbt, bic Strdft oer SeroanS
ungsorsaut uuo @tpdrmt D. ltrHSren unp ben
Sraantsmus leinsr eebtnstneTete gu bsrauben,
ptIbsn lis bod gspidtnlOs ben ftpdhtn nne
nisbIeahlastntn Spftru pe STantpslt ais
Rei,minsl rmpfubltn. Gs III bUbe 3stt, tab
bisitr pumbus, Der frsiliG Danf esm rtiten
asInnetn OF nc bee amtIifanii&en Bottles fsiu
isbr trfslgteiHtr IT, eebranpmar:i purbs, mic
Ct es psroisut. Selbs fSsartige BefrHaereIstt
lplisn aum gDoble bee pubifums blObgtiellt
perpsu. 5ofettssr's Rasenbitters
man m5se etnau ptrlitbeu, III etu Hfilmttttl.
IS bat sinr lp rituOle Bats, unD eirfs II pas
Niiisl, ptInes lsine punbtrbdreH beilianeH
8tfanbtbttlt bur6 itbtn lbetl bts a6rpers
ssrbreiIet Die ltdrfeHpen, idfteverbtAernhsR
uub rtsuIirsnsen BslfauctbsiIe ets Blnertn
piirtsn psTg sthepfile unwtTflam lttn, peHH
lis nitt naop cen Sttllsn, wc ts tbrtT bsbarf,
burH eas ffimuIirenbt Nititl, 70 gu iaseu,
esiritbtn piirpfn. Der 9oreuu, pelGsr ssesn
BEN @sbraR6 elmer rtintn ipiriiuplsn dluihs
felt, psun fe als Wttsl oieut msbieinilhtH
Griratttu ppH Der b6hRtn Raslt@tett ppgt
yBirfuOs % stbeu, prpiriiirt, II Der 5argOH
bn &bATldtantrie. Sfbtr perflneigsr Arjt
bststbnst ibu 70, unb bic stranttn, pslhe ourt
pte tfflbafttu unb dnpiptrubtn WleeieineIi
bertr bic 70 rtbru, etfnript In strGmpfe ses-
itBt une etius aHt puTptu, fiuhtn balo 81
brtm Rummtr, bab 90 cine ddui~aus uue
eie S6IiHSt N. 9cffstter's Sttttrts, !,
eas srOe, Iauitari DE &sbmittfI bee 3ttiaiisIs,
| tf I'm pabrifen StuHe bee BoTits fin pstl-
| lamts, bsIsbsuess. frasuerHets @fmti9.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-09-17
Nta mft:

Trdfbtnt-Ssbn panbIsy.
giet prGfbtHtsu,-Ghparb y. WtIlarb,
Rtp Relts @ btitp.
Dirtftertn,-Spbn 3aabIty, q. ". Sisz
wtrs, 6. VI. GpraA peH. Q. .. GsI-
Iius. 8tS. Wofts @bitts Gbpark
F. @tllarb, 9temas 9b tlttFs ..
STufftts, ,-Samts SsrbaH Dr.. @ m: p.
pttg RtIo 3. @tlleH, y. ,. o.
raE 9krmas .. 8tsaHe, @es
rphpa 3. @eIIs, 8artt. 9. eep
udrb, Or. @ N. paegtrtp JeeH
@. RayeL DtIItam 90 @ull.
iinitrin&uHss-8 8tb6rbs,-SobH paHetsS,
Tbsmas pbttltPs, Gbparb R.
@fIIarb, BtIIta n S4uIL Wf.
10 3. milton lu A@
GafItrer--s. WrttaT Batrts.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-09-17
Sll Oer1lticfbcm:

8fr rtne Rsibs Sabre "a bis 9ldtr sutss
BausrsiIanb, ssIsssn i'm eadapanna Sopn-
ibtp unb an bic City Srrantpn srtnlsnb, an
Der 9inis Don ptttstOn apsnus, un6 nur %
gftnutsn @ane ppn Der Stibffabrif. Dtsle
Sausrd eisust iit pOrsisIit gum Satsn BON
Siiber fir WIIdetwtnu unb sur pHausuns
BON GemiItn fir ben Rarft. Die TennIyI.
pauia Sabn pantrt burH bas 9anb an BEN
Ssaptr Wtabbpp Gnbt. Mebrere eaIe duel
len llub auf BEN eanb. Westn 3trntine unb
Btbinsunetu fraee man na1 BET
SpbH 3aHbItp
29trbd Scranton, pd.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-09-17
Cine SSDlfS Sanf.
Miners and Mechanics Loan
and Banking Association.
autpriErtss Capital unbsf@rdnft

Die SraaniIaliOn eisIr Sant- @efsIL
f@aft 1T ppGH6nbis bt'nbist. Gs sibt nc.
fsntli6 cine 8anf bes 8oltes, bur& bas
Bolt unb fir bas Q olf.
DtpoliiOrtn iOppbI mic Afiieninbabtr tbtiltn
glei@mGbig brn prpft.
Die aneeb6uftsn Gapiialisn ptrben unitr
pisttuissn peribsilt btreH @tIb ife bssrtinbtttu.
Die Stdsrbttt
bisIsr Bauf pirb itr
Gtnbejabltss Capital
bas ststnp6rtis auf
S2OO, 900
bsI&r6nEt III, psrtpaItet bon ntuR Sruiftfs, he
burh bic aftieninbaber trtpGbli peroeH.
Dtvtbenben I'm 8ttrage Don adt bic
,u brtibis prOstnt linb idbrli& bon BaHfsH &c
Hart rprbeu, bic mad pitism plans ptrHalisi
perbtn.
Das Capital tptrs aufsenatt bon ben
9isItn, nittt ben Ginielusn. Gs III bic Bers
einisuns BON flsiHrn lltbsrf6aiItn = bon SO
Dp[lars aufmdrts - Der o d dftsIeute,
8abrtfanten, Ntnsr uub Arbetter.
Die @ftien finb TN 9erti1e alltr. Das bier
anstIssts Gsle n ut&t auf ftts proisnt be-
ihrdnft.
Ste WrtteH WHp oV ODuOCo Ieots
,abIbar bur& mpnaili&s 8ettrGst ren spei
Dollars. Dtponirt Dstne fiinf,is pbsr bun.
bert Dpllars In Aftieu, psrbt tin Nfteutnba'
bsr In bttfer 9anf, unb Du btEommf ALE pro
fte, tptI@e Drin @elb abpirft
Bsr tann niht Spti DpIIars monatliG
Ipareu, unb euburt afftninbabsr ptrbtn
Die 8anf srSFnet ibr @tf&dft tn ben
ututn Obj Betlpw @tb6ubG 5pbI
Part iobaIo % ffrtie N. Grrntr In bsr bin
| tern Office bee dapanua BaIIei
Bauf 6ebGubes, Serantpu.
Sn Der 3pil&sn,tit ptreeu 3eihuunstn fii
Aftiru anstnbmmtn In Der Appibtl. Dol
RtIlspaHsb u. Dapis. In pyee parf
| cher ppn 8. Gardner Sauberfen, Il
| ptr 9adapauna Bailey 8auf, Scranton.
B&- Srssnb RsIft ausfunft pirb ssstbr
ppn -.
@ep. Sanbt 10H, prdfbent.
8ent. 6usbes, Bts pr6i
u. y. Stepfus. StaSmeiiftr.
3. O. Sanberlpn, AG S@aSHi.
9. q. 9arnes,
Ibes. D. DaptS,
| 9. q. 6uiier,
Morgan BowtH,
8. Y. RpbsrtfpH,
9ap74 STuftts.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-09-17
Sll iDerf0nfell :

Der iinitpsi6usts bisttt bisrmit febtn CUTE
pftrbs uub @tfHirrt, cine au;abl 8ra6t- uno
aubtrt @astu nsbh Alltm 3ubtbSr gum Der
faufe an. R6bsrt ausfuuft trtbtiIt W. Rapp,
Srdnten, pa. go
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-09-17
3ll i1erf0mfem:

3psi QBobnbduir unb Cots, ssIsgen In
Slatsly 5cpnlbip. unb btibs psrlsbrn nit allen
gtrbsfrunstn, pie Safofsn, Srnnnsn, Stal.
lung II. {. 10. 3abluHastsrmin ltitt. Rdbsre
Gusfunft in btefsr Office, pttr bei auauGf
S@mttt tn Trisspils, Habs OIspbani.
2imtfm
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-09-17
Banlots.

81 Cots, an her Bennington asenus (Slp-
eums 8laD etltstn, iptretn ssssn pisr ttrmin.
pstit 3atIunstn gum Berfauf ausgebptsn.
5tir Baumsifftr IL bitis @slegenbtit gut, ba
Cant gtnus auf BEN eanbt u, nm bst sauf-
prrts esr eVts bsrausl&lastn su f5unsn. sd.
htrs Mustunft pire stsfbsu sun 9 bas. D.
Bred, rber In Der SH,et bss ,,Wp&tnbIatr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-09-17
Sll i)erf0mfeit: :

Cline gartie Genjppftn uub Bretter
BON pcrtasIi&tr auaIit6t; iopis Bautul, ie.
esr art TeI@ts na6 Btfslluns sslGat uu6 ae-
Htfriptrb. sluftrdss nsbmtn an pr. Diaries
8H@tL Sranton, pbfr Staut II. 8rsiIi&,
Dunntnes. 5m,74
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-09-17

SOfepb u. TOtn,
Gft bon Sr&arb unb Trplptft SraBt, 12.
@arh, 10 Der Srt no 9br Otfsn uHb 8Ie@.
waartu fauftH lplIt. D6atr uns &in-
men IN Iurlsr 3sit uHb Hnis bsreslfsat.
SprtGt Dor. 7mt6m
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-09-17
SteQe 0eiuh.

Gtn srfatrtnsr, srfr aIafT. SrOS, Gaf,s
unb ptts 9idtr. btr aud Cafes ptr,irr,u
tann piinf1t cine SttGIs als 8prmaun e,,.
tdates Cftrtsn bsItsbs man unttr Bidder" In
Der erpsbtticn btsfes 9Iattes ab,ustbtn. fO,2
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-09-17
gsirtbIdbaft a., perfaufeu.

Der tiutsrsstGntte pffsrirt bisrmit feline
@irtbf@aft an penn ApeHut, etesntitr Der
DtdioH Babrtd, tum 8trfauf Htbf pplifdnbi.
ger Gtnrt&mns. 86blrts gu frfraetn am pIoSt
islbf bel Sebn &aspar pbtr Raib.
&ObItne. ago
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-09-17
3n1 iDerf0mfelt: :

Gin sipeiifSdisss @Obnbaus. nit aslsr unb
SommtrfiGt babintsr; bic Got IN S. Fus
brrtt bel 1876 FuB lang, NIT aaep biutru. Wit
NustbGubsu, SbftbGumtn unb elmer sroBeu
Aniabl traeenber Graubtn, alts pObl auss.
baut. 3u srfrassn bel 9afeb 9ausrath
pari 5ta.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-09-17
Slt iDerf0mfcm:

Gin sptilf5disss bpppsItss DObnbaus, &C.
lesen an pthifon 1--WE, nit elmer Got 40 BET
200, unb alien uoibptnbiesu augsb6ursn,
Rdbtrts ju trfrastH bel &aspar 0GstIt.
AZ Sle Forge, eddapanna SepnIbtp. 23n
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-09-17

Ffrnr trlu&e i'd bisisnissn, ptI&s mir
f&nlbsn, Uni piiuftli&t 3abluns; unb ptr
FCrbrHHseu ststH mid Bat, mag bitftIbtn 70.
fort an rntb jur 3ablnns sinrtiben. au@
ptrb fir furjs 3tit taislbft cine pausbSltsrin
geiuHt. I'm Safob Sausratb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-09-17
QlttllOnce.

Gin tunssr @si&Gftsmann Iu&t fiir Elm
na&pttsltt rtniabIss @tf&Gft sintn partnfr
NIT ca. f500-20t0 Dollars RapitaI. Sisr.
ten unttr Ct. R nimmt bic Grp. be. 81. 3G
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-09-17
3nt iDerf01lfclu: !:

StSHe eots, bret bappu an Der t}ranF.
lin Mpsnus cine an WulberryRraBs unb BIZ
anesrsn an cine Nasy srtnienb, ptrben untsr
btligsn Seefngunssn psrfauft. Wian mtlbs
ft BET
10ap Spbu AetbIer, Scranton.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-09-17

eslGdftsaaHssn: - Die Baai u slFta t6eIi&
ssH 9 be 3 lit5 AHe an SamRas attaberl
sen 5 be 8 tltf. i''ti 16it
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-09-17
NerfGufe -NerlanQt.
Slt oerf0mfem: !:

Die fdnfe Got a. Dalbiuetcn Npenus, ii
BET 4O .tue. Wa&jufrassH BET Gbparl
price IT,, auf Slpeums BIat. tt,2p
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-09-17

314 & 316 Lackawanna Ave-,
,sist binmtt BEN publiium an, bab tr bas fra.
btr BON R. 8. GoIptu eeftibrte RBbsl-@ DC.
i&6ft ibtrupmmtu bat uub pirb ft bemiibtn.
aIls feline RunbtH bur& bie bsRs auspabI ben
itbss art RSbsIn sufritbtu tu ffsIltu.
StfsQuEesn uRb Htparaturtu aufs wrputp-
teft auesefitrt.
So made bitrmit bas btuiI&e Dublifum
ns& aufmtrtlam, bat Id NIT btm friiber &C.
fabrtsH @ti&dftt Ht&t aebr In 8nbtnbuns
fftbt.
Nttn @sf@6ftsIcIaI 1T 3i6 eada. ast.
5f72 1ettr @unfer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-09-17

S@stns sur 8sfSrbsruns BON pafTagirsn
bon unb ndt allen @sesnbsn Dtutl&lanbs
unbbsr S&peis nit Dampf- pbsr SsssI-S -SGif-
fen ilber antperpen, Bremen, Samburs, 5aprt,
liverpool &c. su btbfuteub ermdbieten TretGen.
Gus3ablunstn burG ppf. .Nupetiungtn eurh
ben Norbbeutf6sn elppb mad bem Tprbbsut.
f1en Sunb, 8aisru, @tirttsmbsrs 9absn,
5tftu, eursmburs, ben 1trbsrlanbfn, DANE.
mari. S@pebtn unb Rorptsen.
@slber fir unierf Rehnung In Deutf&>
lamb etnbtsablt, iptrben In Sob pher @essn.
ptrtb In papier bon uns Sergfittt.
8oama@ten, Wtttbs. uu6 sauf- Rpntraftf,
8ersiniste StaatsH pGTe &c. ausssftrtist.
8iir ale bur& uns btfrretsn Gtf&dftt pirb
sarnnttrt.
6mt9 WtIb. 8. RtefeI 4. 60.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-09-17
B0rnfe s Sater,
Btrf6nftr BON
@rOcerteen nnb NrDpiftDnen,

RatufraBr 5pbe parf.
Gtnem persbrttn btuiIGen pubIifum bic tr.
asbrnht Anjaee, bab piT fOrtpdbrtub tintH
ausatpdbltsn Bprratb BON proptani unb &c.
btnsmtt'tln, ipptt Glltnpaarrn isbtr Nrt an
Sanb bdlttH unb ~ ben btIlisfrH prriGru an
unftrt Ruubsu rtTfauftn.
Snbrm MIR nm ,abIret&su 3ufpru& bitten,
tbtn mir bic gtrii&eruns, baB fcwpbl Aualt.
tit pit prttft bT Baartu ui&ts ~ phni&sn
hbrie ladtH. 30ap6
SaIob pautT. Gritbri& BaHIr.
Port Royal commercial and Beaufort County Republican. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1873-1874, 1874-02-19
fFor the Commercially
THE LAND OF THE BLEST.
BY N. +. WILSON.

Dear father / ask for my mother In vain,
las she sought some far country hcr health to re-
gain?
Has she left our cold climate Of frost and Of snow,
For some warm sunny land where the soft breezes
blow?
Yes, yes, gentle boy, thy loved mother has gone
To climate where sorrow and pain arc unknown
Her spirit is strengthened her frame is at rest;
There is health there Is peace in the land othe blest
Is that land my dear father lovely than ours
Are the rivers m )rc clear and more blooming the
flowers?
Docs summer shine over II all the year long?
l., il checred by the glad sound ofmusic and song?
Yes. the flowers are despoed not By winter or
night,
The wesprincs of life are exhaustless and bright;
And by exquisite voices sweet hymns are addrest
To The Lord who reigns the land OF the blest!
How long partake Of such meetings of bliss!
That land must be, surely, more happy than this;
On you my kind father, the journey depends,
Let US 20 to my mother, her kindred and friends.
Not on me- love trust may reach that bright
ciiuo,
But in patience stay till the Lords chosen time
And must strive while awaiting his gracious behest,
To guide Thy young steps TO the land Of the best.
Thou must toll through world full of danger my
boy,
Thy peace il may blight, and thy virtue destroy;
Nor wilt thou alas! be with held from its snares,
By a mothers kind counsels mothers fond prayers
Yet, fear not; the God whose directions we crave,
Is mighty to strengthen, to shield, and to save;
And his hand may yet lead thee, gorifcd guest
To the land Of thy mother, the land Of the blest.
Beaufort. S. C., Feb. I3,. 1874.
Port Royal commercial and Beaufort County Republican. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1873-1874, 1874-02-19

seems to us in South Carolina that they
are making great fuss over very small
steal. Let them read the history Of our
Sinking Fund commission, the records of
our pay certificates and the figures OF our
Printing company, and they will bless
Bullock and Plo1gett for their modera-
ton. Until We saw the figures of this
Georgia committee We really thought the
state had lost millions. They are pc
nurious lot across the river.
Port Royal commercial and Beaufort County Republican. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1873-1874, 1874-02-19
I0Wss
Not Tired.

The woman's movement against rum
sellers in Ohio is still prosecuted with
u;esi, and the Western newspapers con.
t;.ins dilfusive accou.t3 of the crusade.
A great MAN. queer and humorous Incl
dents are described By the corrcspon.
dents of the Cincinnati and Chicago
journals, Of which the following is a sam
pie:
The flnnies. incident connected with
the temperance ambroglio occurred with
Charley Cro,hicrS, saloon keeper in
Greenfield. The la.lies all throngcl to
Charley's saloon, and commenced pray.
ing and singing. Charley we coined
them, offered them chairs, and seemed
delighted to see them. lie even joined
in the singing. The praying and singing
were kept up for several days, Chailcy
never once losing his temper Tn" more
they prayed and sang, the happier Char-
ley looked. One day u gentleman came
to Charley and broka ont. " say,
Charley. ain you getting most tired Of
this SINGING and prWing bu<Ines:
"What,' me galt:n' tired? 80 ,ir!
sal Cnarlcy. Z" IT | ret tired Of the
little singing anl praying they do IN my
saloon here, what ia The d. viii | do
wile | 60 to heaven among the angel Z,
where they sing and pray al the tiEe?'
Then Charley winkcd aad too~ Il chew
Of clycndish.
Port Royal commercial and Beaufort County Republican. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1873-1874, 1874-02-19
THE REAL R0GUES.

Mr.. Bowley, in his report on the
printing abuse conclusively shows that
the contracts made by the clerks,
Woodruff aud Jones, with themselves
rs the Republican Printing company,
received the approval of the senate and
house of representatives. Nobody is
fool enough to believe that the shrewd
managers of the senate and house gave
their approval to contract which was
TO inure solely to the benefit of Wood
ruff and Jones. Not by such unseltiSh
devotion 10 the interests OF others have
our senators and representatives been
enabled to dress their wives i'll silks
aud Jewels; buy fast horscs; build el-
egant houses; give dinners 10 brisades;
bid off the property of their constiiu-
ents at tax sales and that Cf their
auondam associates at sherifis sales
no! mol And now that Woodruff and
Jones are driven to the wall, we cali
upon them to make cleau bre ast OF 1t,
and let the people Of the state know
who it were that squeezed them dry.
Tell US how much went to the cXecu
five departments; how much to The
legislative silent partners; how much
to the ud.ciary. Give Us tthe names,
dates aud Fl cures. We know you have
them. Produce that check book and
memorandum book. One word for it,
if you will do this, we will have the
most interesting reading we have had
for many day. The people will for.
give you for being the instruments OF
the wholesale plundering done under
the name of the Republican Printing
company, if you will only let them see
who your partners were.
Port Royal commercial and Beaufort County Republican. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1873-1874, 1874-02-19
A COMPARISON COMPLETED.

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Port Royal commercial and Beaufort County Republican. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1873-1874, 1874-02-19
For Sale

:r!lE PHOENIX IRON WORKS HAVE FOR
L SALE ihc following ENGINES, BOILERS aLd
MACHINERY. Will -" odd cheap Tor cash:
NcS Elchi-ilOrse Power rOru'l' Engines and
Enar ,Cyladcr 10y 49, complete for -tvaIu but no
Nurcl-
New Twenty -Hprse Power Horizontal Engine,
(Cyiiud"r ~ hy Isl
New Lighthouse Power Portable Boiler, lLlgC-
mOiiyrj
New Steam Winch to hoist lD0J ponds.
New saw Mill, W""l Fuant with 50-inch Saw, 2J
fec; CdrTidSc, aud ~ feet OF track, with lead
Blocks - great harggE)
= New Eigh;eeu-Inch Circular Saw Benches, with
Saw
An inspection solicited when information rs to
price viii De given, on application At this Office.
rIIENiX RON WORKS;
Charleston. = C.
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Of this State, then under discussion N

VI bh1S OebeSJ sASA NANSe
the house, he said.
For one he Was heartily tired of hasty
legislation upon such Important meas,
ures; it was ruinous to the party, and
indecent To rush through pellmeil just
because it provided for the paying OF
the members; just as if it was the last
grab at the treasury and as if everyth n
depended upon their own pay. This
extravagant legislation was forcing the
party Of the North to cut loose from that
Of the South. The National Repubi-
can party had already abandoned Texas
to its fate Again, they were about to
desert the Republicans Of Louisiana,
because they could not carry any such
load. Soon they would cut loose from the
party iu South Carolina if it did not re-
form. The enormous expenditures Tor
pubhc printing and legislative expenses in
this State, had lost the Republican party
thousands of votes in the North. States
that were year ago Republicans by
immense majorities, have since become
Democratic Even President Grant
thought it was time to unload. We have
levied the heaviest taxes that we dare
levy, or that the Republican party can
stand. In the early part Of the session,
while many Of the members were absent,
and before they had time to properly
consider the matter, bill appropriatlng
large amounts for printing was rushed
through. Already the House seen the
evil effects of its hasty and reckless action
in this matter, and now when it is too
late they are repenting. To-day members
are trying the same game.
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In another column we print letter
recently written by Maj. Martin r. De!a-
ny, who is well known to many in this
community. The point to which we would
particularly call the attention of our re-
publican readers is that which asserts
that the sympathies of the country are
with the white minority Of South Carroll
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Not all Told Yet.

The following extract from letter of
Mr.. Bowley to the Georgetown P(aaet
seems to show that our figures have not
included all the plundering done by the
Republican Printing Company, He in
Inmates that other bills Of the company
were covered up under the guise of 'con-
tingent expenses, etc. He says:
| have from the annual reports of the
State Treasurers, the following statement
Of the total cost Of the Public Printing,
since the adopti1n Of the present State
Constitution From September lst. 1868
to October 3lst, 1870, 26 months, Si3,-
44G.57; from November lSt, 1870, to
Octob,r 3lst, 1871, l2mOnths, Sl34. l5l:-
A; from November lst, 1871, to Octo-
Der 3lst, 1872, - months, S2l5, l29. Sc;
from November lst, 1872. to October
3lst, 1878, II months, 33l, ,945.66; un-
drawn appropriations, October Sd, 1873,
SllS,O54 81; appropriated by act OF
March 10th, 1873, SIPS, 900; grand total
1867, ,72LS7.
Even this large sum does not cover
the whole amount, rs various other
charges in the Treasurers accounts might
legitinately be placed under the head OF
Public Printing. The rates of increase
is noticeable. the first two years and
two months cost Si3.Hl.57. the last
three years and two months S424, ,O58.30.
with the printing OF the present reguia!
session unpaid for.
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AnUtlrr Fraud.

From the speech OF L. ". NJ. Mac
KEY Of Charlt stOu. Ill the house of Ici'-
reseutatives on the llth inst. we ale
led To believe lhat in the stlta p,niten-
iiary We have very tXMhs!rG instiiu.
llou, aud that if theru has not been
iiauu III lis mauaAv Avnvnt there has
Deen gtoss mlsmaila stmcnh lie sue.
cUvued W have the appropriation cut
down to forty thUusa..d dollars, which
Is Lhlrty thousand less than The ac
count asked iUr by the superlnt' nde'L
Nc believe that il honestly AND Judi.
ciOusly administered That all aPpi0pri-
a.ivn VI thirty live thousand do!i''ls
v,,:G u anrHiy sGAHi"G..
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True EVERYWHERE.

It's always expected that newspaper
will be partisan, will advocate the peculi-
ar views and advance the interests of its
own party. Further it should never go.
When, however, it bestows tulsome
paise npon everp one in power, whether
deserved or not; when it truckles to
demagogucs; fawns upon those whom it
expects to suhsefvre it purposes; de-
tends every thing right or wrong, it
cxcites the contempt eren of those whom,
for a consideration, it affects to wor.
ship.-Georgetown Planet.
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Legal Advertisements.

Hereafter, all legal advertisements,
such as SheriR's, Administrator. ana
R-.ferree's sales and notices Will he
Published In the COMMERCIAL wheth-
or pafd for or net.
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z. ". II, Machr: "ctt:n- ni$aa1>ica.
Wide tie organ in Charleston is
urg,ng al the rypuh!icaus to cover up,
coac,a' ra!iate Or defend tac Sins ci the
par. =. " Y. Ma key, Il lepresanta-
uac fvu CHer's,,u, with the u9i
,a.yaiaes- o; .he ia.ails -,,;a. rodiy 70
1ulgad. IL nls ..seUa on -ue dii'
blushing salary gran passed " .ne .,euate
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Tax Notice.

OFFIILi IAN NVI.T'T' IVN'
Town Of Beaufort,
February II, 1874.
This oaicc will be open from Q q. H.,
to p. H., and from > =. M, 10 6p. M,
for the receipt Of town taxes, until the
fiyst Of March, after which date the %
per cent penalty will be added.
s. ID. GILBERT,
Town Tax Collector.