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, 1874-03-19

AT mooting OF tho New York prod1cb lsx-
change. on Tuuaaay, speeches woro mado iu
favor Of putting Htoatn on mud deepening the
Eric OanaI. Resolutions to tl,at effect ald for
tho appointment Of committee to rrooced to
Albany to iuiiuonoe tho lc.ialatiou uosdful to
tie olteot desired, Hsrs adopted.
, 1874-03-19
THE WEATHER,

Weat the Upper Lakas, aud tie Lower Missouri
valley. rising barometor, falling temperature,
anu cloudy woathor, clearing in tho forenoon.
dEHElAL OBSERVATIONS,
UHloAH0, March l0-1 q. m.
, 1874-03-19

sAN TRANoIsco, March 18.-It is gonorally be-
loved tim. Guy. Booth will sign tic Lucal Op-
tian Liquor bill, passod by The Legislature.
Tho senate has passed Tho Compulsory Edu-
cation bill.
for training ship for boys In this l1arbor. Ap-
plcatioll will now bo mado to the Federal Coy
ornnent tor sultabls vesso lie aAo Aas ap-
proved Pill Tor granting right Ut way to tie
Texas Pacific lailronl to Ban Diego.
, 1874-03-19

RosToN, Marol, l8.-In tho Bouato to-day tho
Ton-liour bill WAS passed to bo enacted by d yoto
OF ~ to Ii. An efo.t will be made Tomorrow to
recouaider this yoto,
, 1874-03-19

This evening both Houses mot in joint con-
ventiou tor tho election Ut State Printer, State
Blnder, and members Of the Board Ut Trustees
for the Agricultural College ON the first bull
lot Il. ?. Clarkson, OF the State Register, was
elected Printer by 76 to scattoring. Tho An ntl-
MonopoiiAts had made no nomination, aud did
not vote. Il. A. Perkins. of the
Sioux City Journat, WIS elected Stale
binder by q vote Of II to ncatterug. On the
vote for members Of the Boaid OF Trustees for
the Agricultural College, thoro WIS much scat
toring in the vote. Tllo Anti -AlonopoliBts made
IN appoai for representation on tin Board, aud
many Of the Republicans wore disposed to con-
code this. Thu bniiot wns taAon, and resulted in
the election OF J. Summers ami L. G. Whiting,
Anti -Monopolists; =. Kirkwood, @. @. Warden,
and A. Frazy, Republican.
TIE CLOSING HOURS.
The Joint Convention adjourned, and there
after both HOMES resumed bualuess, aud ME
still in session aud ougagod IN business on local
bills. Everything is OH rush, aud both Houses
will adjourn Tomorrow ut 10 o'clock. hlnny Of
the mcnbers hayo alrcatly gono home. and those
remaining will depart Tomorrow. The closing
lours Of the scasun ara malked with the usual
sports Of throwing paper bulls, and paying for
mai compliments.
, 1874-03-19

1s1p9 uUWn
tho price paid tho State Printer and Binder. Tho
Senate thus morning puaaed tho House amcnd-
lnents to its bill reducing tl1a price paid Is per
cent. This afternoon it roconsidered the vote
upon the Dill and defoAted it. Tho House there
after rotuHed to rcCede. a Conference Commit
tee lasled to agtoe upon it, and tue subject was
dropped.
, 1874-03-19
IOWA.

Spcctai D'spatch to Tie Chicago Tribune.
DEs MONIES, H., March 18.-Threo long Bos-
sions wore hold by both tho Sonato aud uouso
to-day. Numerous local bills woro passed. Tho
personal bills. usually kopt for tho close OF tho
session, whcn debate ia limited, camo up, and
EeueroIly passed.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-08-22
Pensioners.

Tie Vireiin pensioners &c The war Of 1912
are diving of ropidly. t1st year the number
decreased TWO hundred. There are no Revo-
uiionary war pensioners IN Virginia The
widows of few who were Revolutionary PEN
sioacrs sti.l survive. There are also few, II
any, Mexican war pensioners in the State
Oily those who were Wounded in battle were
90 the rolls Richmond Eaqairer.
To answer 10 mary Inquiries on tie suhjeo .
state. Cor the information Of persons interest
a.. that The act Of nth February, 1871, gives
pension &C eight dollars month to tie sur-
yiyius soldiers &C the war " 1912, and 10
widows Of soldiers but the service nust have
been o., Tess than sixty days. Widows Of
such must have been married previous 70 tie
peace q February 1915.
Attle late session Of Congress an amended
lil was passed By the House Il Representa-
tyes, allowing he pension Tor any length Of
service. AMI bringing in widows married pre-
vious 90 1925.
TIL liu was reported from The Military
Committee Of the Senate, without amendment
lut Mr.. Pratt of Indiana, the chairman Of tie
committee Stated that be hal objections 10
some Of IFS provisions, and therefore nevercall-
Cd it mp fr action Of the 1caate.
Thus six mouths will have passed before the
bin can be considered, whilst Old Time is daily
Diminishing The list Of veterans.
J,Hv :. GALtAHER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-08-22
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-08-22
DIED

Tn this place. on ,ha 5-d inst, EDWIN FL
GENE. infant son OF z. e. IlarrelL aged Smoulhs
and drys.
On che 5th inst. at Brownsville Washington
county. Nd, ROBERT J.. CUTTINGS. aged Is
nootbs. soo o., Edward T.. aud Auneta v. Git
Un-s
Iu Ns-,rssu-s on ,he 3l.t Of July, N0AH
GRIMM. aged about e6 years.
Near Esz's SchaorIlouss TO Berkeley county.
on thc Iih irs'.. lille EAGLE. daughter of
Geo. p. and Martha Eagle as,d 20 years, u
months and days.
Near DAYTON. Ohio. August 3rd. CORA NAY
NElBEL. grand daughter of A. Hooper, Esq. tnr-
mtgly % Nartiusbar- eyed years and u .onths.
90 the ll.a it,t.. in NarGn,burg. BENNY, son
OF Joseph ana Auaa Shove. aged years.
Athis residence Do Narfa,burg, on the l3,h
ir,f.. q. a. WEBSTER, aged 50 years. months
and l3 days.
Near Bolivar. oa ths 18th July, lS7t Mrs. SAL
BE y. HOOEF. in ihe 5i,h year other age. She
,.arssa husband aud hve children. and MANY 0ih-
sr relative, nal friend, CD mnarn her early DEATH
She rss k.rI and adec.ionate. and much beloved.
she WAS 81 daughter 90 E.1-,t aud Harriet r. Mil
Ton
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-08-22
pIAN OF THETOTTERY.

The numbers from ! TO so coo, corresponding
with those numbers ON the tickets. printed on sepa
rate slips OF paper, are encu clCd with small tin
tubes. and placed in one wheel. The first 2Gs Pri-
yes similarly printed and eucircled. are placed 10
another wheel. The wheels are then reyolved,
and a number Is drawn from the wheel Of nun beers,
and az the same time a prize Is drawn from the o.
ther wheel The uu Der and prize drawn out are
opcncd and exhibited 90 the audience, and regis
tered by the Commissioners. the prize being
placed against the number drawn. This opera
tion is repeated until all the prizes are drawn out
EXPLANATION OF APPROPRIATION PEizfs.
The two preceding and two succeeding numbers
IN those drawing the first 81 prizes, viii be emit
lied 90 the 1 Approximation Prizes. For exam
ole: If ticket No 1880 draws the $50 GEO prize
those TICK Is numbered ll2ts. ll249, ll25l. ll252
viii each be entitled % 50 00O. II ticket No. 800
draws the S20UU0 prize. those tickets numbered
5lS. SO. SOL $50 viii each be entitled u 81 ,6-5
aud so en- according TO the above scheme.
The 5000 prizes or $40 will be determined
hv thc last figure of The number that draws the
$50 600 Pfiz,. For example, the number
d,awipg the SjOOOO Prize ends with l. then all
DE tickets vi here the number ends with viii be
entitled t. $40. II the number ends with 3 then
all the tickets where the number ends with : VIII
be- entitled o. s. o. and so on to o..
ct.- Remember that every Psize is drawn, and
pavable IN full without deduction.
re- All Prizes of s. coo and under, paid imme-
diaigy after the diawiug- other prizes at the usu-
al tine 90 40 days.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-08-22
The BloOmcry FACTORY.


On Wednesday tie building FIR the new
Sash Factory, on ,le Shenandoah river, was
raiscd-dimcusi. rs e2x5l, two stories. Ma
ciinery Of The most improved style las been
ordered, and wall soon be in position. Il is
expected the establishment Mil De in working
condition TO a mouth The WORT is being done
by Mr. Phillips Capt d. II. Cockrill gave
Linn a helping and on Wednesday.
ArreNTtS Din tine is near At lanl.-
A farmer would as soon attempt TO live intel
Egcu,ly without newspaper as to think Of
sowing wheat broadcast, in this by. The ad-
vau,ages q drjlGus wheat are fully apprccia-
tel by all who have given thought, 20 tie mat
ter-auI where is tie successful farmer that
doesn't tliuk} We invite attention To the
advertisement of lie WdlougLby Gum Spring
Dr.l. lrsa'e % Dake & Ga,lALcr They sold
,lirty in Ills county last year. aud have Tie
FIRST complaint to hear concerning any oue OF
tlem.
Vocal AND IN-rarvgSr,t Nrsic-It is
with more dian ordinary pleasure We invite at
teu,jan 90 tbe card Of MIS-. " II KAsLE, who
proposes o. give instruction ia Nocal and IT,
s,rrmru.al Music, beginning september li,h.
Hi.b'ycu'mrclin ,le art musicale. Mrs. H. Is
as, emuerty successful as teathrr-e.pe-
d.gy h orutiag q knowledge e sweet
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-08-22

MANU- A-NIAKING.

MISS MAGGIE W. JOHNSON having just
Nj returned from the Fest With the very latest
Fashions and Patterns, is prepared 70 measure,
and surrounding country. She is also prepared
to bleach, press and trim Bonness and Hats on
short notice. She can be found at the residence
of her mother on the Southwest corner OF Liberty
aud West streets. Charlestown. Thankful log
past favors she sclicits the patronage OF her Oh
Customers and many new ones
June 10, 1874.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-08-22
Democratic conservative Nominee Tor
CONGRESS-,
HON. C. J. TAULKNs r.
Il.nnnNr- NJ %. -.

Fprr-r FarU Pa S> Charles ?. Faulkner
ponirssc3 Tor q ngrs-s on irsfo,.tt.
F s. GAtLAHEF.
We coagratultc The Catveu'ian voon tie
result ~ It's deliberations as indicated by The
above telegram We congratulate the reoph
upon IRE opportunity thus at.rlojto securca
Representative in Congress who. in coulp'e-
hea,iye craftsmanship. energy, aud Jevo'edae>s
20 tbe Interests Of BIS STATE aui jmoeliate coa-
sttueacy. viii not have q superior ia tle Ma
sion councils. Jefferson prcrises at least a
thousand majority.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-08-22
18TH YEAR!
Look Veil Before You
Buy.
Willoughby Gum-Sprins Drill
Is not EquaIed by any In
Use
FOR SOWING GRAIN
FOR SOWING FERTILIZERS
FOR SOWING GRASS SEEDS.

II has two gum feeders, working in such a man
ner that it will not choke, break the grains, nor
feed in an irregular manner.
II has gum springs that allow il to sow over all
obstruetSns, without stoppage or breaking, put
ting in the grains close up to the obstruction.
II sows readily, Wheat Rye, Oats, GrGss-Seed,
and all kinds OF Fertilizer.
Il can be thrown in and out Of gear without
stopping the team.
1t can be regulAted in an instant to sow great
er or less quantity, even whilst the Drill Is in mo-
ton.
Itsows up hill, down hill. or side bill, with the
same regularity and precision.
It has a surveyor, which shows exactly the A.
mount sowu. When the Drill has the hose hoist
ed, the surveyor does not ttrn
Tie Drill has been greatly improved the past
few years. and the MANY hundred farmers who
have bought and used the Drill say itis PERFECT
Among the different STYLES made 70 suit all
counties, the Manufacturers are building this year
in addition TO their regular Drill one with Shofts
like a cart, so that three horses may be worked
aJred.i-thus suiting farmers having sandy and
Welding soil, or very hilly ground. The
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-08-22
NOTICE.

4 LII persons arc hereby warned not 70 trfspass
\ on my Vineyard aud Orchard. The law will
Be enforced against all offenders. Parents are
earnestly requested to warn their BOYS or they
may be injured. Night plundereFs will receive
special attention By armed guard. No adult
lance on Sundays TO any person.
Aug. sylsI4-e J. J. II. STRAITH.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-08-22
Notice.

Z license 70 sell spirituous liquors having been
/ refused me, in common with all other spPh-
oaats. by The County Court, notice 10 hereby gl'-
am tbstI viii be Mt nv place OF business 10 settle
NOT 10 sell-and hope all Indebted 10 me viii come
forward and pay up. and thereby enable me to
meet my obligations heavy rent. &c.
JUHN :. yesterday,
Basement jefferson Building.
Nav %. 1874.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-08-22
PRIVATE SALE
ORA VALUABLE
SMALL FARM.

VNHE unders gned, Administrators OF the rs
Il tate with the will annexed of the late Mrs.
r. r. Bell. and 10 accordance with the provl-
sions of the will Of the testator, oilers at pri-
vate sale the farm Of which she died sliced. ~
inc nartly ia seiFerson and partly in Berkeley,
near Edwards Ford on the 0pequon. 1t con-
tains
III 81 ACR ES,
and is Of good duality of limestone land, good
portion Of it being in TIMBER. II Is IN
proved with a good
MANSION HOUSE,
-ce-house. Dairy and all necessary out-bulld-
ines. WITH a nev4r-faiIing Well 10 the yard,
and the Opequon passing through 1t, makes IL
a convenient farm for stock purposes
1t can be considered, taking the land and
convepiences together as one Of the most elisi-
Die small farms now in the market. .
l viii sell so another unimproved track OF
21 ACRES,
detached from the above. 1t is of good lime
stone and one fourth Of it is in good in'ber.-
The aratle part Of it is under good cultivation.
TERMS:
One fifth Of the purchase money can remain
10 tie hands Of the purchaser, the interest 10
lie paid annually SO long as one OF tie lesatees
live; upon tile residue the terms OF payment
will be Accommodating. The AdminiStTat"r
who resides upon the premises will take pleas
IRE in shelving it 10 those designing 10 pur-
chase
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-08-22
1871.
1871

ST. - 3
The most concentrated. universal and durable fer
,izcr ever offered to the farmer combining ali
the stimulating qualities OF Peruvian Guano, and
the ever durable icrtilizing properties OF bones
In fine dry powder. prepared expressly for drill
Ing. and can be applied in any quantity however
small, per acre. 1t is the opinion OF mary close
calculating Farmers, alter SIXTEEN YEARS
experience in testing it side by side with other
popular fertilizers, that an application Of 100
pounds Of Excelsior is equal to from 200 to 800
pounds of any other fertilizer or Cuano, and there
fore FULLY 100 to 200 ner cent cheaper.
UNIFORMITY OFQUALITY GUARANTEED
BY THE MANUFACTURERS.
EIs- Fd,mtrs Aoud see hai erery Bag a. brand
ed a, oI,ce. isifh ne lSiSand orr NANE
e. RED LETTERS. All others are cowtege'ts
PRICE $50 PER TON.
+. J. TURNER 4 60.
70 PRarr Srurtr. BALTIMORE. Nh.
For Sale by JAS. LAW. HOOtF.
Charlcstown, ". We.
Aug. IS, ls7l-3m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-08-22
MAKES The WEAK STNONG


Tire Peruvian Syrup. q Protect.
Ell Solution, of the ProtcIide cT
Iron. is so combined rs 10 hGco
the character of az Otin!olif, ds
eGsUv digested and dssslnit0te1
9cifb the blood as the simplest
food. IL increases the quantity
of Natures OCR 1itOtisiN1
i0snt. Iron in the blood. 0nb
cHycs $50 thousand ills, !" SiRpty
ToniIi1 n3), MriDordtiRD da1
IifdIi-i;i0 the System. TIE cn-
a.iched and Uit0ii=ed JSO06 per-.
gncdtes eUePy part Of the 6ody,
repairing damages Gn9 'c0Stet
searching oHt H0r6'H sccrc-
lions. ard tearing nothing JOF
disease TO feet 5pOn.
This is tie secret OJ' the acon-
derJ'uI success ofthiS remedy III
curing Dyspepsia, Liver Conn
plant, Dropsy, Chronic Diar-
rhoca, Doils, Nervous Affection,
ChiiIs and Fevers, Huncrs,
Loss of Constitutional Nigor,
Diseases OF the yIiJnegs and
Bladder, Female Complaints,
and al diseases originating ifs
a bal sfate OF uic 6i0Od, or &C.
conlp6iied JU debUitU or d l0'O
stGte OfMc system. Being free
from IIcohoI. ij1 GRD 5OFIH, ats
eRcF9iSing effects arc not JoS-
fOlCed Or corresponding IcGc-
ton, DIT are permanent. t31t,-
sing strength, cig0r. 0.id Hc'0
ire into al parts OfMc sOsfcRis
and 6aiIdiHJ up 0!I H'O8 CCis-
SfHlHiOR.
Thousands hire been cHdNgcd
5y the Hse of his Temcdy, IFOnS
Wc0k, sichIy, SNb criltJ cTc0-.
iMrcS, ID 6fF0RD. hcGIfhV, 0,3,s
hGDDy Iscs 0li6 fco:ne,;: ci5c5
iRTGIisIs cGRROt rcNso2dOty hes
it0te to Oice ID q fri0l.
See Hat cGct bottle has PERU
ViAll SYRUP JJccD la tie glass.
Pamphlets Ercc.
SETH W. FOWLE & SONS, Prcprieiors,
So. s:iIton Place, Boston.
SOLD ~ DnrGcIsrs GENERALLY.
FOE SALE.
I HAyEa tand.oue GREY MARE which I =
s4ll. For particulars call upon OF address,
[" Free Press Ot.cp.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-08-22
Z!GzAG ARRAXCEMENT.

The Aigzog Arrangement. has recently been a.
doptcd. will be put on only where specially or
der,d. for which five dollars will BE- charged 10
addition 10 The regnar price.
The change can be made from a zigzag to
straight line; or rice rer,d, in moment, without
even hosting the shovcs, and without removing
bolt 1t is simple in its obstruction, and Viii not
easily get out Of repair.
The entire machine is 50 ireH balanced that the
horses necks do not become CALLED. Tins IL ac-
compli,hcd by the manner in which the hopper is
set upon the frame.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-08-22
THE GRAPE.

DERSONS wanting pure nneluted juice OF the
Grape, from which 20 make in IL months
fine unadulteratsd Wine for family and heolesi
purposes at cost of less than one dollar per gal
ion, will be supplied at Mt Arrarat Vineyard at
flty cents p9r gallon on sending their orders and
casks soon to the Vineyard. Those wishing
grapes for Jelly and other forms Of preserving that
fruit, will be supplied with perfectly sound and
sweet grape for such purposes at cents per pound
at the same Vineyard, for the next four weeks
Aur. %. 1874. J. J. II. STRAlTH.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-08-22
FOE SALE.
For sale.

GALL and see our nice and fashonoble Hats.
Nav %, 1871. TRCSSELL + LUCAS.
WE have opened fer the Inspection % our
w friends and customers the most desirable
line Of Cas.imercs ever offered 10 the ,fadc.
May %, 1874. TRCSSELL LUCAS.
Y CsT received load Of the best Crockery also
~ Flower Pots.
May %, 1874. TkJSSELL LtCA
NVINDOW Curtains Of the bes, Linen, But,
W Green and White tor sale by
MAY -. 1871. TRCSSELL LUCAS.
OIL Cloth, Mating and Carpets, also, few
pairs of Hassocks, f4r sale by
May %, 1874. TRUSSELL & LUCAS.
DACON.-H Hams, Shoulders and Middlings. for
ID ,ale by TRCSSELL 4 LCCAS.
OUR Grocery department Is complete and fully
~ rcplcnished with everything needed in well
regulated family TkUSSELL& LUCAS.
I UST received per Steamer Grey Eagle 900
~ Cans Of Tomatoes Peaches, Lobsiers, Oysicrs
and Sardincs. for sale by
May %. 1914. TRUSSELL 4LCCAS.
YATES Beet Family Flour always on hand
and for sgle By
May q, 1874 fRUSSELL 4 LUCAS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-08-22
Notice.
PUBLIC SALE.

HAVING determined to quit farming, will
L sell at Public Auction, at my residence
on tie farm Of Mrs. NJ. n. Davis, one nile
from Epon, in jefferson County W. Va' on
Thursday, September, 3, 1874,
ALLMY
Stock s. Farming Implements,
Consisting Of
Ten head of Horses aud Cllts, six Of them
Brood Mares, two with Colts by their sides;
One thoroughbred Stallion, 3 years old,
Boston stock, aud one balies Pony, best IN the
county,;
Twelve head of Cattle, seven Of them fine
Dccycs, aud FIVE No Mich Cows
Ninet en- Lead # Hogs,
Two Fonr-horse Wagons,
Gearing FIR Six Hoses,
Two Thrce-horse Barshear Plnnehs,
D uUe aud Single Shovel Ploushs, t'lI
new;
Single. Double and Treble Trees;
Ala.tucks. Hoes Shuy,s, Fmks, hahes
Moving ScytheS, Grait Cradles
One Gum Spring Wheat Drill, Keller
Patent. j.ool AS new
Two Los Chains. ore Fifth Chain
Also. a lot Of HOUSE OLD HITCH
EN- FURNITURE, and mary other aricl''
not enumerated
Terms Of Sale:
A Credit e twelve Mouths will lie given or
all SUMS above SO, Bond and approved Sc
Guilty On all suus Of $40 aud undcI the CaSl
will he required. Improperly TO be removed
until the terms are complied with.
Es9aSa!e 10 conneuce a. 10 ocloct, \. NJ.
j. PAGE.
DAHIfL UErLEB,wrR. Auclioneer.
AUG. IS. lS74-ts
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-08-22

TSE Rowan's Bitters for general debility loss
Y Of appetite, &c, nothing better. prepared
and for sale by W. ;. MASON.
w I keep all the latest Pharp areuticsl prep =
w rations and are prepared to oil ali pre-
sciiptions bv whomsOeyeT they are prescribed
Aug. $, le74. W. :. MASON.
GAVE your late Potatoes By using Paris Green
- the pure nnadGlterGted can be had at
Aug. S, 1871. W ;. MASONS.
w + keep the best brands Of Cigars and Tobae-
w co in the market W. :. MASOF.
StEALING Wax for putting op Fruits, Tomatoes,
- &c, warranted to stand any climate. for sale by
Aug. :, 1874. ". :. MASON.
4 NICE stock OF Co;ognes and Extracts. at
n Aug. :, 1874 W. ;. MAS0N'S.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-08-22
TIE SURVEYOR

measures correctly ihe number Of acres sown,
or paris of an acre down 90 si$teenths In max
inc the tdrn. at the ends OF the field, the holster
puts the Wolking parts out Of gear, and IN conse-
quence the surveyor dnes not move IN the least
and can, therefore, he relied upon 10 measure cor
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-07-11
A Living Is.ua.

1--WE think we hear the PHOENIX still
T.aarpiug upon that thing, trying to re-
s:se those dead issaes. Keeping up the
An1snosities OF the war;" ETC., eto.-
tEresan Herald.
-Four thoughts do not square with
5 4aas facts. We have uniformly snp.
<gmrted Republicans. whenever they
>.sspe appeared to represent the prinoi-
t:zaea OF, Justice and oonoiliation. We
sxstained the candidacy of Greeley for
.Fresident; We advocated the election
szS Carpenter to the Governorship of
'santh >Carolina; we defended Sumner
EgAnst the ostraoism and persecution
0a& bis oYn State; we pronounced our
lsnfogy over his remains, singing out
'2ae exceptional good points in his
eAGracter for commendation, and cha
:MAably passing By the bad and fanati-
a1e.xs. We never think OF dead issues;
@Us<cherish no animosities. The issue
:sss make with .you is not one for poll
seGnA power. It is for tolerable and
Resent government, 1t is for the right
aG aiTe and enjoy our own; it is for the
advantages of education, for the pro.
:assrees of civilization, for the sanotity oi
good morals. That looks to us like O
En@e ISSUE. We have asked you to meet
'il4fsirIy, to recognise it by placing (as
TsR have the majority OF votes) good
ssDan in Office. Yon have not done it.
sKe ask you for bread, aud you give us
"A; atone.