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A "Reminiscences of the Second Empire

Writing on January Is, the Paris
correspondent of the Pail Mall Gazette
says g Yesterday was the anniversary
of the Orsini attempt, and some faith
full adherents of the Empire thought
the ball at the Elysee should have
been put off on that account. The
anniversary is alluded to IN historic
al manner by the Monde and the Unir
verse, which Ultramontane journals
appear to place faith in romantic &C
count of the attempt Just published by
a Florence paper The narrrtive said
that directly after the 14th of January,
Napoleon Ill consulted an eXiled
Roman with whom he had fought in
the Romagna, as to what the sect re-
quired. The answer was The pardon OF
Orsini, the proclamation of the indie
pendence of Italy, and war with Austria
within fifteen months The fact is,
says the writer, the Emperor did all
he could to grant the first demand. He
got the Empress to implore pardon for
Orsini he consulted his Ministers,
the diplomatic body, and only found
one person to resist him. but this per.
son, whose calling should have render
ed him more clement than others, de-
clared that the Emperor was not at
liberty to fetter the arm Of justice.
The Cardinal Morlot said to him: Sir,
your Majesty can do many things in
France, 10 doubt, but you cannot do
that. By the admirable mercy of provi-
idence your life has been spared IN this
fearful attempt; but around you
French blood has flowed, and that
blood demands an expiration. Napoleon
comprehended. He had only one thing
to do, which was to go and find Orsini.
Then follows tale of how Napoleon
renewed the engagements of his youth
toward Italy, and swore IN the arms OF
10 1o
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WE understand that the whooping

WE UnutlSLaHU IHdU IIIG WHUUPIHg-
cough is quite prevalent III the towns around
MS . Dut that no cases have proved fatal. SOm5
families use nothing but JOhrsOn's AnOdgpe
Liniment Our Doctor, however, says little
ipicac, to produce vomiting, would be an adj
vantage.
THERE are more than one thousand differ
ent kinds of pills in the United States. Some
of them are worthless and injurious, others
are good and beneficial Old DI. Parsons in
vented the best anti-biiious pill we ever saw
or hea 81 Of They are now sold under the
name of Parsons PlUgatire PHS.-Com.
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DOCTORS SOON LEARN ITS VALUE.

bUFFALO, N. I, DtC' To, IoIV'
DR.. PrERcE--For the past six months have
used YOUR Golden Medical Discovery III my
practice, and in that time | have tested Its
merits IN severe coughs, both acute and
chronic. in chronic disease Of the throat, Sc
we're cases Of bronchitis, general arrangement
of the system, constipated condition OF the
bowels, and wherever a thorough alternative
has been indicated. In all cases have found
it to act gently yet thoroughly and effectualiy
in removing the various diseased conditions,
and bringing about healthy action through
out the system. Yours traternaliy,
H. l.. HALL, III. D.
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The Cost of Il Pleasure.

BY W. C. BRYANT.
Upon the valleys lap
The dewy morning throws
A thousand pearly drops,
To wake a single rose.
Thus often, IN the course
OF Lies few tleeting years,
4 single pleasure costs
\ soul a thousand tears.
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future use. When seasoned, or nearly so
dress the sticks out into suitable shane and
of different sizes, to correspond with the
different irons In use, and this will greatly
facilitate the making repairs when in a hur-
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SPICER thinks the strongest case OF
egotism he ever heard of was where
his friend Ships advertised for bush
elvoman, and Miss Peck applied fol
the situation.
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STRAUSS has two new compositions
a waltz and "bijou opera"
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sT Ek :. NECTAR
PAYING EMPLOYMENT
NEW YORK.

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THE Ne,U York WEEKLY WITNESS, q

One Dollar per dnnun, rs the best Weekly
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JEFF DAVIS says he could kill Foote
at the first fire but will he do it
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why will Won suffer E

To all persons suffering
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ZACH, Bilious Cholic, Pain in the
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EMPLOYERS OF GERMANS!

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ANY sending the address of ten persons with 10
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CW.UNlBIA MUSIC STuRE
LyBrand & Son

TAKE pieasnrr IN calling theatten.iu,
I 81 he puthc tu an e1aminatlon ol
their STOCK II MUSICAL MERCHAN.
Disc. con letting nt Pianos. Church ant,
pari"r organs Nelodrons, violins, Gui.
.ars, i:anj"s, Flutes, Accordcons, Bras,
aud SILVER EaHd Instruments ut ali ikinda.
Also, sheet Music and Instruction Rocks
for ever. r!s-sol Musical Instrument. on
lian1 =, ali timer. We are sole Agents for
The Stat" -! Sc"!h Ca-o!::.a o: Estey K Ca. y
COTTAGE ORGANS. Sheet Music sent bv
mail. post paid. on receipt OF price: and aii
kinds Of Musical Goods sent by Express,
when ordered. to any part of the State,
marked G. O. D. Good Second-hand Pi.
amos and Orgsnr for sale cheap. for cash
!ianoe, OrKansand Melodeons Tuncd a nd
Rnpaired in a satisfactory manner: and
will Observation-Disclosures tc Packing. Re.
moving and Shipping Pianoa for othrIpar-
ties to any poiDt desired, at moderate
pricee.
Allnrdcrsp promptly attended I O an ndsat.
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loHus Of Sheet MusicA and HusicA n roh ar.
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A literary curiosity is now for sale
at Peking. It consists OF II copy of u
gigantic work composed Of G.1O9 vo-
lumes, entitled "An Imperial Oollec-
tion Of Ancient and Modern Litera-
ture." This hinge encyclopaedia was
commenced during the reign Of the
Emperor kang-he, (1G62- -l722,) and
wss;printed Mt the Imperial printing
Office. where complete font of copper
type was cast for the purpose.
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Look to Your Blood, There is Life i,
It Yet!

WlIHoUr pure Blood no flesh /. tree
w from disease.
The "Qaeon's Dtlishi"ir ir the greatest
Blood Purifier.
II your blood is poor. watery, full OF
hnmors-use the "Queen's Delight"
!tyour health is declining. wasting OF vi
tai force;-use the Queens Delight"
II youhave rheumatism, Sweliings i tho
Joints--nse the 'Queen's Delight"
II you have Chills. Fever and Ague, Bill
ioqsDess-use the "0deen's Delight"
II you have Sick Headache, Nervousness,
Weakness use tho "Queen's Delight"
" ~ you have Janndioe, Liver Complaint,
Yellow Skin-use the "Queen's Delight"
II you have Dyspepsia, Fiuttering about
the HeartIuse the "Queon's Delight"
Itching Humors, Carbuncles, Rry sipelsa or
hlpgs Evil. doitrs, nothing will remove it
II You want q Summer Tonic and Winter
Anyigorator-use the "Queen's Delight"
Gall and get Q Circular, and read It.
Prepared only by
E. II. HRINITBH,
SePtW Pharmacist.
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Tobacco.
Springs, Axles and Iron.

DPIIUES, dAI6B HUu IrOn.
nUR stock Of SPRINGS and hXLES. Az
" we'll al IRON OF ali descriptions, Is
oeTy large. Purchasers will save money by
procuring these goods, as we'll as Carriage ge
Material, at the Hardmarp Establishment If
Nov 23 JOHN AGNEW & Son
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Wines and Liuuors.

CHAMpAGSE9 -Pommcry, See,
~ Ohaus & DuchateI.
kclley's Island Sparkling Catnwha.
California "Imperial."
ERANDIEa-Eran Frcrc..
JAS. Henncsev.
Otard, Dupny i 20 , vintage. 1885. 1883
1865
WINES OIL! rriya,. sues Nate,ia in
bottles only.
Chnire Table Shrrrir-,
California Angelica -vor! d,!icatt.
*anleMaI and other i',rts,
Full line OF Hooks and SLuternta, inniud-
ing "Ohateau Yqnem," "Latnur Bianohe, y
"Hockheimer, "'Lanh enhG inner, :" DC. dc.
Onr rpecialty il tiEe goods. such au we
can. with confidence, recommend Any
raro Wine not In store VIC are prepared 10
purchase either in New York or Europe,
and fnrnish at market rates.
Nov28 GEO. sYMMERA
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COLUMBIA WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 1874 VOL
Tax Levy.
RICHLAD COUNTY.
OFFICE County TRRAsunRn.

RICHLAD COUNTY.
OFFICE County TRRAsunRn.
COLUMBIA. 9. G., Nov. 16, 1874.
The following taxes have been
levied upon ths property of this
County. viz:
l. For pay of salaries Exc
cutive and judicial officers OF
the State, the Clerks and
contingent expenses OF the
Executive and judicial De.
partmenis OF tho Govern.
ment. MILLS
2. For support and main.
tenauce + the penal, charf-
table and educational insti.
tutions OF the State, exelu-
eive of common schools. -. II;
8. For support and main
tenauce OF public schools. .
For payment Of defcien.
cies for school claims and
School Commissioners sala.
riea, due prior to November
1, 1915. ........s--,.,.-.. ,.
4. For expenses of the
General Assembly. /
5. For public printing. II
6. For payment of inter.
eat upon tho public debt, (as
adjusted by Act of Decem.
ber %. 1873 duo and pay.
able upon lat of January
and July. 1875. .
z. For deficiencies, or nm.
paid appropriations and
olnins Of Central Natiopa!
Bank, p. +. Frazee and F.
Cnrdnrelli. l4.5
Tota! for State Taxes 10 1890
For current expenses of
Richland County. y........... MILIs3
For Now Court House. I
For Common Schools
Tota! for County &
Fhe tax duplicate will be opened in
this Office on the tairtieth day OF this
instant, for the collection Of The above
tax levies. aud every day thereafter
(Sundsy e1cepted) until the 18th day
OF January, 1876. When 90 per cent.
penalty will attnch to all delinguents.
J. L. NEAGLE,
Treasurer Eichland County.
Nov IL R7w2
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Wanted. Agents, Male and Female,
flIO sell Pictures everywhere. Il eco re-
n tailed by one. Another writen: 81
can make more money In this business
shan can ON a $40 900 farm, all stocked"
Dec8 amn
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Bnckwheat Flour
AND
NEW ORLEANS SYRUP!
White Fish. Cod. Eureka God, &c

White Fish. Cod. Eureka God. &c.
APPLE BUTTER, Cranberry Sauv.,
EinSs Meat, CIGARS. eqnal in quality and
aalow In price as any in thu city.
We will not shock your nerves with
ghastly or ridiculous advertisements, but
simply say our expenses are email COM
pared with those Of other houses, and
amount of business done, and We are salts.
tied with moderate profits.
Nov00 LORIOK & LOWRANCE.
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~ EHE COTTON IAX.-ACc0ru1nG to Il
Washington telegram in the Western
press the South would have had her
claim for refunding the cotton tax nd.
Indicated long ago, il it had not been
for certain marpiot congressman Of
her own. The came authority says: II
the Southern members had been unit
fora bill, or content to follow the wiae
leadership and judgment Of snch Rep
1esentatives as Stephens and Lamar in
shaping the bill, it is very possible
that the measure could have been
passed at the last session of Congress.
It is perfectly obvious that no bill Gun
pass Congress which does not harmo.
"nize and fully recognize the equitable
claims of the two interests pressing for
settlement, namely, the planters and
the factors and merchants. A certain
class OF Southern members, protesting
10 represent tho planters, but really
faheir worst enemies, 30 far as these
claims are concerned, have so far
played grab game, Intending to leave
the merchants and factors altogether
ont in the cold, and have obstinately
refused any reasonable compromise of
the two interests. The planters have
these gentlemen to thank for their
failure TO get their money, md there
is reason to fear that the same spirit
will 30 far obtain this session as to
make it useless to push the measure.
Unless some agreement can be had
early In the session. it will be too late
to do anything. The difficulty does
not grow out Of the luck Of money to
pay-the plan being to pay the claims
in bonds-but out Of the bad policy of
certain members from the South.
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rs now open tu the pubic, Offering the
4 GREATEHr INDUCEMENTS known
to tho trade. Tho proprietor Is so conf.
dent OF tho superior merits OF his goods tn ut
he asks no discrimination in his favor as
compared with anything in This market; 80
Industry, aud at tho same timo directly
serve your interest, by purchasing from
this reliable house. Offering every reason
able facility to Gust toners, beg al humble
share OF public patronage.
Dec JOHN l.. GYLES, Agent.
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A Kerosene That Will Not Explode.

A LADDIE SECURITY OH. is ofre,es
"a with the confidence that it will prov"
itself e4nal. IL not superior, to any burn.
ing oil that has been offered to the public
THIS I'M; on is prime white in color. is doodor.
manufacture of burning oils. and Ia va.
Fahrenheit es'0o9
It's perfectly safe for use in all Coal on
or Kerosene Lamps. and az it's name inG;.
oates, oates, VII give all who use il perfect
Aladdin Seonrity Oil will burn lonoo.
nave much less emell, and not ornst a.,
wtck, and will be found to be yery econornI.
eai. to say nothing Of tho entire s.secnrit-,
In its use. For sale At s'
49,, L. 7. 6ILLlMAN. d CO.'S
Drug Stots.
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Seegers VS.. Cincinnati Beer.

% 1H~S~$@]1ssSN ONO1'
HHIE Cincinnati Gazette makes the nsto-
l. niehipE anuonncemt nj that Cincinnati
beer il no longer purc. but Aduilrrat ed with
nolassea. sugar Of starch, fusrl oil and the
poisonous cochicum. The COMMISSIONER
OF Agrlcnltnre, in his report FOR 1865. SAYS
that Prof MapeH. o. New York, analyzed
and fouAd ali of it a(!uitcrated. Goccnlus
lndicus and INK YamicR entered largely
into it's composition.
j. g. SFEGERS snaran.ee ees hi- beer be
pure and reliable. lie ,lncr not Adnltcruta
It. Ent brews tro'i the best barley. malt
and hops. .yan23
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New Books, at Bryan's Bookstore.
WOlKIEG to Win. story :or Sir,..
w &l.T5.
Mi,;rr-- q! the Mdn-c LN Dr Holland
authnr oi A'thnr BOnnvcas', II ~
history OF Germany, from the Iar!,. :.
Times by Charlton Lcwi-, 80 SO.
Maila. "f Mythology, Greek, i.oua,.
Morse. Aindoo. Egyptian and Ola Gcrmau.
by Murray. $2.25.
Prairie and Forest. the Game Of Nu,,l
America. with adventures in their pursuit
by Gilmore. 81 80.
Health and Education, by King slcy. 81 tn.
Hogarth's complete works, in thYco va.
Butler, with plates, 81 SO. History OF Ci,,h.
and Club Life. London. Book OF Wonder
ful Characters, with portraits. The HIanc
Dictionary historical and aneodotsi
Homes and Haunts Of The British Poets
London, and other new books. Nov
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Final Discharge.

NOTICE is horcb! .;iv,.n tina, JOHN
~, AGNEW, Executor ..f tho estate Of
Sanders d. Swygert, ESQUIRE. Judce of
Probate In and for the COUNTY OF Riohland,
for final discharge as Executor aforesaid.
It IL ordered, that the 2lst day of Decem-
ber A. D. 1874, be hxed for hearing OF pc.
tltion and hnal settlement Of said estate.
6ANDER8 D. SWY0RRT,
Judge OF Probate. Riohland County.
Nov 20 Ala
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ri ny or.i A. We'll AS Of Northern ,nonr
f.r.nf. Gnd q: handsome style snl tiui..,
ALSO,
;uii -tu.,k of Tho .eitJi'uttd MIIJ.RI!RN
WAGONS which have given Auch nnIvar-ni
sEtisfariI"n. My prices ha sc be en- yvrni.,
reduced, sud AL rehic!rs suu ,Lf ,pa, rou.cS
f"r ir:'cF mD"'h>, an,l ANY detect in work.
rah-hip."r or natef;a, will lie made ecnl Ia
me purchaser on .'"0inG he crhic,e 10 ny
Tn,ri"9e m"nrtuc'"y.
Nov ~ JOHN AENEW
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New Sugar-Gured Hams,
fGG NEW YORK smgar- cured HAMS.
. slOO choice qualify. just received and
Dor eale hy JOHN AG NEW & RON.
Fire Crackers.
100 BOXES GOLDEN CHOP FIRE
.kOO CRACKERS. Just received and
tor sale low BY JOHN AGNEW & SON.
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CIGARS! CIGARS! CIGARS F!

fH|iE fricncs, pntrops and public at large
Il are respectfully notified that in cnnsc-
quonoe OF the large demand for rly favorite
brands OF Ci%a'a. have L"rn compelled to
open Annt hrr branch
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Nails! Nails! Nails!,!

[E0O KEGS NAILS. assorted sizes,
cOOnauufan' ured b. the I.nBellc
Nail Works. Wheeling, W. VA Quality very
superior, and Dricas az loho1esale and retoa
greatly reduced. For sale by the Agents,
Nov ~ JOHN AGNEW & SON
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For Rent

IA TIE commodious Brick aud Metal
H!Id Noor STOREHOCSE, No. 60 Main
1l0 street. Terms very low. Apply TO
aEIBEL6 & EZELL or to BOONE ( Mil.
LER. .AttOrneys.at at-Law. Aup5 -
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q, TIN 4MAs AL, PAMyIO RAILwAX
poaRAH1. Colonel Thomas A., sco.t,
President, intends /. to apply to Con,
grsss for, such aid as will complete ibis
6fsna enterprise on a'basia y here the
Interests Of the Governments will be
thoroughly protected. The whole
Sesih Is interested in thin scheme, and
will rejoice to. learn! Of its success.
The Warrington correspondent of the
Baltimore Sun telegrsphs US follows
relative to this matter:
On Monday, or soon thereafter, Rep.
resentative Houghton, OF California,
will iptrodace in tho House of Repre-.
sentatiyss bill to aid the construction
Of the Southern Pacific RaiIroad,
which has been prepared by the parties
, directly Interested. A copy of the
Z bill will slso be introduced IN the Sc
nate. The bill provides that the Co.
,vssnmsnt shsl! guarantee the pay mens
81 the interest on forty year five per
cent bonds. TO be isaued by the re-
/ Epestive companies to the amount Of
$40 600 per mile OF road constructed
i sE lsv1s::.ee2 tesa equipped by eaoh as
-afoHesaid: but the amount Of Is, 600
per milo Of these bonds shall be re-
aaiped in the United States Treasury,
: to be sold, il necessary, to make up
the amounts to be deposited as herein
after provided for the payment of the
guaranteed interest. The bill proposes
70 secure the Government against loss
and ins:re the prompt payment OF the
interest on the bonds, and the creation
Of q sinking fund to discharge the
principal at maturity, by the execution
OF frst mortgage to the Government
BY each company on all it's property
and franchises, and by paying into the
treasury the entire proceeds Of all
lands granted by Congress. all amounts
earned for Government transportation
OF any kind, and. such amonnts from
tho net earnings OF the roads as may
be necessary to mako up any deioiency
5on the interest and sinking fund ao-
counts not thus provided for. The
bill finally provides for a similar e1-
tension OF Government credit to the
New Orleans, Baton Rouge and Vicks-
burg Railroad Company, and the
Vioksburg. Shreveport and Texas
: Railroad Company. to enable them re-
'speotively, to construo. lines between
Shreveport and, New Orleaps and
Shreveport and Vicksburg.
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GOVERNOR MOSES

liz changing tho Commissioners of Flee
ton, deserves the united thanks OF every
lover 0f peace. THE PROPRIETOR or
THE INDIAN QUEEN SEGAR STORE, in
Introducing tho FIVE GENT MANILA,
deserves the commendation of every lover
of the weed IA
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In the CoIumb bia Hotel Rotunda

Ny Retail nnd Wholesale Departments
are kept III full .orce, to meet the Gemnud
All friends from tho country are invited to
inspect our Factory, ut No. 1t3 Main street,
three doors below the Wht eler House. sign
OF Indian Chief.
Nov 10 ~ SULZBACHER
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WAR PATH

Against other dealers. we merely CLAIM,
that tho ecgsr offered by others is far IN.
FERI OR to that sold by the
INDIAN QUEEN CIGAR S.4ORE.
Nov 105A Assembly Street.
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Cottage House

VVIIdS6 IIUUSt.
No. 10 W"Sdidy!oM s.. n.r, M1som,c Nii.
"a * )'hc undersigned has MFN ~
MM re-opentd tine cs'ab&SNl@
Va 'ishment, and informs StLy
tAsS tho Pnblic that hr il prepared 10
nupply ,ncm with the very best uf WINES.
LIQUORS. SEGAES, TOBACCO. etc. Ovs.
.crs in every s,y't. and At nll hours. RI.
ireshmrnts "f vGr, ns kinds. Give n call.
oof u q. II. FRANKLIN
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FINES SALOON

No. II Hichnrdson Tr,ri, b.trcrn i.ur.,
anH iercniS .&rpft.
ASlNG r"Flrnishtd my entire .tocL OF
l. LiInors, Cigs,r, Ic., having also
given proper atttnti"u t" my Iiestaurant,
l am now prepared 10 furnish my friends
and the public generally with the best the
markets. afford.
Oct II WM. N. FINE. Agent
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-12-09
ON THE

Day OF election, the people flock to th
polls. each TO deposit their ballot for tn.
favorite candidate. SO do tho many cons,
mers hock to this popular resort to obt al
this FAFORITE SEGAR. Let it be unde
etood that we arc not on the