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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1874-02-14

Ben auf berftltt,t aufseff4t bas SIN ben.
Gdftlwerte ,Yaren btt Werte: n@ir fhab un'
fer nod s.tn an; 2eben" NIT trsen5 etasn.
faarftn Snftument etnsef4rttten. Auf e.
ntr. Batien, Ser ans 1fsr fam. tntttta FOL-
genie Snfartft. "Wenn trstrb Ssn1ara
etne unierer eet&en futet, 70 tcfer totr, ta6
man Re unfGntts beerbtaen ptse." Sn ber
ct. 2orsnjtu9t tuurbe eth Is Su6 lanses
Boot ssfunben unb tn wlsafant BaY lam
etne erebe Menss Dradniimmer ans @s>
fate, BE ane epur.n etnsr ~t9etlwettn Ger
RSruns tur9 Geuer. trusen. Ran slaubt,
bag ber strtatete Dampfer nnvtetca" tas
~verunsladte S4if IT. ,
Son ter Sniff cuba fonu,sa fol-
senbe Na4rt9ten: IA asaa
9apaana, I STtb. General Goasstpeur
Souelar, welasr DOE Ginger 3eIt NIT au6ss'
ertennta.r Mutcrttdt -bttietstt ,pusbe, Bat
cine 1dnsere proclamation erlaTen, tpcrtn
erfsns bic eeoenw6rtisen 3uednbe aufguba
tn faarfem 9t&te beleu&tet Rnb.
3weitens tutrb BE sanse Snfl 1T 3rtses>
sufanb erttdrt, monaco oue @ets1en unb
@erba&ttsen tur9 &rtesseert@!e tro3efFrt
perben. Dritters uerten ster, scn lie ;ebn
mdnnlt&en Bewptnern, fur bic arme aus
eeboben. unb ale perfonfn I'm alter Don 20
bts IS tuerbea Der gs!li3 etnseretst. Bier,
tens wtrb bic milis TT bier &(aGtn etnse'
tbetlt fe mad Mltsr.
g6anftens io1en bic @fiaYexbalter etaen
aus tebent 1auferb Der @tlasen fit Grbar.
betten an ben Tefunsswertsn NeferH. Mut
gnte Der Gampasne ioq Der Stlase fret
fein, unt bic @eateruns BEN geHser e'n
taufenb Do1ars Gntfaattsuas fur beaiel>
ben 3aDlen.
@tebentens ptrb ietes 8attaiaon un swtt
.Gompasnten pernte4rt.
Mdtsns wirb ttneSunta prsantFrt, ~, bic
!Rrtessaussabtn 3u praf.n., t %"
Neuntens foGen gtet!anee gumttes lit
Snnerr sefdoFtn .urrten, spel&e eth bur9.
eretfenbes SptonterfpIem etn3ufl1ren 9as
sen. ~ &.* $3.50 '.s'<-'
3ebrfens perten TT 3utunft Ste 9ruppen
IN @elb pbsr ge!btswertb auebt3aDlt.s
Glftens fnb bic Rattonsn Der 9ruppen tra
Telte SererSbert.
Der 3p5tfte Nrtttel Ser prof1ahatipn Sat
Be3ue auf bte D0rfer unb Ortf6aften int
Snnern. Die ginwotner serRSrter Drt>
f9aften fo1en IN St4erbett sebraat unb
tenielben eanb gun, 8ebauen susetpetlt rer>
Sen. Mdnnlide 9epotner tna Srnsrn
tptrsen In leeale gueri1abanhen ~nreansRst.
Dtefe 8efe9le wurten auf etnnsal tn alien
ESetlen Der Snfet ;pet6fentlt&t, unb bte
5panter tes.n bie Mnil@t. ba6 III feds Mo'
naten bte @ebenton unttrbtldt fttn ttrb.
Gin Brief sou 9alSutr enttalt bic NaG>
rt@t, Der Marqu!s 5anta Qucta, Der Ma&'
fcleer pon Gespebes, Der vrdRbent Der cuba,
ntfAen @esublit, babe bas @ebtet BON Gas
euna uterf9ritten, auf benz @s8e mad BEN
Central Departemsnt Der &ebelen, ptrfolst
Won fpan ti6en Gruppsn. ~
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1874-02-14

9Greefltde6 llaDlirf. Gus Wauiau
Wise. fomu,t bteNaartat Don etnsm farsd>
lthen unsll6 an, .pelaes f@ am rprtgen
soanabtne baielbf 3%ueetrasen bat. unss<
fa9r am Mtttas an %stnanntsn Sage wure
zen bic Gtnwpbntr tes Stdbtdens burG bic
Grplolcn bfs Dampffefels In @raY'sMlble,
welae eintss Meilen BON bort entfernt TT,
erfAredt. Die Mutle BOT etnen f9udlt.
aen gnbtd bar, unb he 2teile bes Dampf.
feGels uarer aber bic Manbarf9aft aer>
Rrsut. Gin Stat wurte uneefaar $50
garts sseit auf tas Dad elmer @6mleee>
wertfdtte 8ewprftn, eerabe lber ben &opf
tss @dmtees, Der tartn an ftirem Mmbps
arbeltste. CUR :3eit Der Grplofm tparsn
neur Rarn in Der mible beiaiii5t, uns
" 1rbsa pier eappn eet0bte! unb bic anteren
fawtr rerlest. ~s,s
%opweIta. Das gof.D Department BAT
'eiHen @ffesentpurf ausaeartettet ucna4
bos Brtsfporto fir .fplsenbe @~esenadnte
teratseitst .u.rben fea. ndmstt& fur GET.
f&rtften, bte rt&t tGali& aber r0&enttt& er<
f3etnen, auf bret genrs (pro Quartal); fdr
Do@enfdrtften obsr @c@enbldtter auf brst
Gents; fur talbw1aentli@e 3eitlNriften
oesr 8!dtter euf feds Gents; fur !3sttunsen,
BE wSGentlt4 b.eta,al erf&ttnen, auf neun
Gents fur 2aset!dtter (ausldltselia bs
eonntass) a&tjsbn Cent?; fur Eassbld''
ter (tnf<ebu& bes eonntGss) ttnunt<
stuan3ts Gents. Gtnt ftrrsre gerfasuns
lautet, bae Der Nanse bes sbisnbsrs unb Der
Snbalt bes umfalass auf btu,fslben anse'
oebsn werten BARI unb ba6 bic 9erausSeber
pterte1iibrlt& uor t9rsm betrsfenben gof'
uaetaer Iber bic fur has nd&ae Quartal er'
ysartete Abcnnsnten sabl siaea CID ablssen
mlfen. ~. zs pa az 81
Oh 3at1 Der eesenwdtttsea potimte,
tn san3en 9anbe 1T 1924, BE Der Ypftpu'
ten 1924, unb tabeu BE lestern etne g.
lantmtldnse Spn 258,3l0 Retlsn. Mut 3
Stunt 1873 nparea 5000 8samte unb aser'
ten i'm YofetenR ansefsat, bura berer
3lnbe wd9renb bes letter. Satres I'm San
3sn' mad Der tut r@sfern po1al.@ eeorb" II
Gtirasp aufseftntenB ere&nuns-700,00o,
900 8rtefe Tin runbsr Summe) eesansel
tint, aubtr Der uusebeueren @ease Dol
Drudia&en unb 3ettuassn fas stselmd6ts
Mtnetmer. aas a2 q 5nr g.
Die 3atl BEE Brisfe, uel&e TN Sereanss
nen Satt aus serfAteteneu ansesebensn III
fadben an bas eenannte Depasteutent b
Deab 2ette.s sef&idt wurben, belief f& AZ
4.402, 34S. sl 3 2.as
Dasen tauaen 26S,42o pom Aastart. Il
Die Maft ron 3ettuns.a (niat fur II
sslmdetse abonnenttn teatuast) unt unte,
fatttltasn Dradfa&tn, uel@e ,uesta u,ts
aaseuser gosausbeaattuns o>er ptsea 70,
ftssr gerlesunsen Der gofresaIattcaen 4
seu @aptertort se,vcrfsn psrben. IL gtr'
/ te3u eucru,. esq .~3tf2aat33L nap
II ifsg .9gE E% .sg ggnFtsag rn5sIlHsf
II eHts 8erl 8. 6tbr,t Die R~eptdlentaat,
Der tsleatenhRtH eurepdifden DamYferl
utea fpre9sn I'D entf&tebeu sesen bic .Gtt
burg ber s3epfeeaetsb sr Guisraatea auf
aus NIB talten % nt&t far &e4t ,ba6 4
, ea sinaelnet steat auf Rotten bes Gtntsr
ton terslAsst. Ste bsebfne ttre G9t
mad ,aabsssn &afsa esaea 90 laasng III
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1874-02-14

ct. 8aaI. SIN Der Rarta 9ts,me!fatrt.
rtr&e teatnnt rasreen. Sonntas ben Is. ,.
Mts. tas ster3isaanetse @ebst NIT fsteslt'
der yrew{Fcn unb ptrb am Dtenaas &bsnb
feserlt0 sef&loaen. +"
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Snldnoif4e Na9rt9ttn.
atr&It&e :.

...y .Sf... E& $780, 49, ".fs - H-r'
II @ 4(Ofretetl.) sa1.
Taftst=W %ercronuus fur bic Dioeef,
"~% st. Nau1.
a@dermittmp6. Der esfe Gus IN Ser Sd
nen,ett, faat htefts Satr auf btn 49,, Sc
truar. <s @}'"~ .~@ "'-
l. @de Sag. tn ber Saasnett, spnntas'
aasasnen,nen, fab setottne gaatase.
2. Das @etot bes Gafens- perlanst tte
Gatba!:uns pen @psttn, NIT Gusnatne
tiner Wabl3ett, fcmte 20 aud BON bteier ben
G,tnus son Uletf9ipeifen ausf<sbt.
s.. DIR @enuR pon Tletlhfpstfsn bet hts>
fer :tntn Wabl3eit III tsto@ H. btefer DtSetfe
tur& DtipeniaHon erlaubt NIT @usnatrss
bee Mittreds unb Erettdss isbss Mo&s.
bes Quatember-S amRass unb Der 4 leetsn
Sage ter Taaensett.
4. Slide uns 5letf@ barfen nt&t tsI Der
felten mabl,ett eenoGen rerben.
s.. CUR 3uberettuug bn Sps'fm TT
G&wetnefett srlaubt.
6. glrs tletne Grfrif&un8, sepobnltH
COLLATION. senannt, tie ben 4ten atetl elmer
sRabt;sIt ns&t aber(1rsttet. 1T &bents Ct
"iautt; BEL ether fol&sn COLLATION. batfen
Slide, 8utter, 4dit ,e. senoGen nereen.
@ewotnbett erlaubt aud bts Moreens
cine @dale 8afse. Ebee cesr hume Gto'
eolabe nit etnena BtFen Brcb 3u ssnssetn.
7. Das Tafensebct serpftHtst INTER e.
,sr xcbIinbe Nas iene, wel4s tae 81. &c
bsnsiatre, vonsnbet taben. TolssneeYsrfo'
men fne ars ssfenberen@rlnten pom Saaen
aus%senpmn,en:
l. Die Rrenfen; 2. bic nit f4weren
arteiten ODER eri&Dpfentsn @Fi4ten Be-
fhdfnesn; 8. Trauen mdbrenb t6rer
S9wanssrf4aft unb ~ LANCE Gt Stnbsr
ftnen. -...%2t.-.~. b, E-'
Yefcneu, nslae f9 felt0 Som gafsnse.
tot entlaulbisen Dber u. AbfiRsn3 na9iu'
der, foaen i'm @ewtTen aber3eust fstn, Sab
Der @runt tbrsr unfdttsteit gu faasn In
msrtlt&em unvermosen unb nt&t tn 3u gro,
Ger Ma4edt NIT f9 fslba !tsse. SIN 3wet
ftltaften Gdaen tpense man 74 On feinen
sselfcrser; aud fotten E& iene, melas
oussencmmen linb, mad 8rdften teu,absn,
bte Mt@ttea4tuns bes TaNens bur& aneers
9uenerte ~ eritsen usb In neberetnatm'
nuus NIT tem GetRe Der Stride tn bteier
neiusen 3eit in @emetnidaft NIT ben lie.
trtaeu lem @sbet unb Saumtuns bss Set
Ees Der @eue unb 3srtntrtf&uns abr bic
@lnten F& btnseben.
8. Das @itot bergnttaltun8 ponGletfa,
fpetfsn yslbineet aft, nit Musnabue %fletaer
Rtrter. tas. .r1 ,..8
9. W.rfouen, melae BON ter obligation
auun Tafen rpessn 8ranfbett, fdmsrsr arbett
1e. fret fnb, fnb ns&t serbunoen, Bios stnuaal
T1et& 3u eEsr, an ben 9assn an 'pel&en
Tlsif9 erlaubt 1T. ssse,t Il
Die prisaer tperben pdtrenb Der GaRen
Az feRse(estsn 3eten befoubere AnhaAisa.
tuasen talten in tbren .8trden. sraftlfat
Bslebrunsen ater bic @rtfli4sn @fi&ten.
bic @aframente unb bic re&te @orbertttuns
auf bersn plrbtsen Gmpfans folen BET BITE,
fr @desentett seseben reresn; aud icutn
fe bic ttser Gorge anoertrauten atnser I'm
aats4tsmus gut unterriatsn unb %btsttntsen'
.utl&e has set6.ise utter CREDIT tabtn, fir
ber @napfans Der erfer III. communion auf
Dfern porttrttten. |
Gu. Muftrnne hSA jHDdtD'1en 6rn. 81.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1874-02-14

Bsaen, Snsnarie. 6auf,e&ntuabtst mt
bretsts Mtatoaen Yfuns California Sole
telabsne @asssns pal7rten tn !9atrts 1873
onasa. @sbrassa, aaf ttrem @ese nod
htaadDtey. ans tsaa I'll deis nads3
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(gtnStfanbt.)
Iaututp, 10. Tetr. 1874.

geaern ssrltsb INFER bts4ertser seelfor.
asr tudw. P. NuaufIn @irtb, 0. s. B.
Wanlato, um f@ mad fttntu. tanfttsen 3d.
a%tumunssorte ct. Mntbon9 unb Minneapo'
1is Az be9etsn.
@ls Btusts ter 2tsbt uub ,Mnt inatt9feit
rrurbe BEN @&etsenssu bon Sette Der btsf'
asa fatbplif@m @emetnee ole @tfaent eth
suber.gteeferstes. sun s4neenfen s~erstbnsst.
Dasllbe wuree TIN. NIT etner Grssbsnbstts'
Ma.eEe sur9 etne Delegation BET. Genasines
iterretAt, psbti P. Mu9uRtn ftbr erftfat
ftsnen Dant ausfpra4. g .-a!& a-
@enanntesg e(@enr tt wtrtlt@ Elm Vru&t'
wsrt neMfer %Goafrueticx unb bat zetneu
Wertt ron 125 DoIars Is purbe II ben
Sawsknesre bee 9rn. y. &. @eiier battes
o.fauft, Mtr manf9en juua @4luFe, BAT
btefss @sf9eus BEN seretrtea 8rn. giarrs'
nod re4t LANCE bt befem 8efneen ~
DienRen fttn rsase. as ,as 49,
s@@ s SIR 8reunt @3@ All
90 y ia "A 5as 2# O. 8.
Gtn.r pstteren MitttttuMa tntnetaset
mir. bas bas esenerndtn.e Gef9tnt turd
81. 9,rr.n s. s. Measstr. s. .. 2rof. $
.. eemser1 unb g. s&toetet ale COMMITTEE
aterrei@t ,pe5bta. DIE @9ettstteber be
Sruuens.rstus tattem ebenfaas eta Gef6en
b.astext IL stlbsrsefdesn, abtrrts4t. g
81. Mtf9ttbs>D emonaratisN tsSlettstst stn
MnaaN antere Mttsltsesv ber Gsa.staes ~
COMMITTEE unb tradttsa tnt Vfarftaas 81
eeusatttt4ss Stanb&en ~. IE9 az u
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ct. Paul Martttert8f>
ell @tsIeFaIe vsttft.

D5aeutlta G%srtestrt ss1 0ebe. xtmme
g%eshvteu. 9ssttftsnest
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GiutoanaernnD tut Sanuar. Sm Sanuar
lanbften In Cattle Garten, Rem gort, 25lS
werlonen, sessn 6463 pe.fenen In 1878.

t"0 t"S
lanbftea In Cattle Oarten, Rem gort 25lS
per@onen, eessn 6463 Ys.fenen In 1878.
Granger 3pittra9t. Gin ernaes3srnarfs
mfg 1T unter sn8eau1tsn er5taats. Strange
Ooh @tseonfin ausoetroden. 8efanrtlth
muree 1T Der lsbsen g%eriamuluns gu SD
nesptle Ser 5efretdr Saues Bratnare ntHt
piessrstsuiblt ierbsrn s. 6. @ur!e9 bon
Rssnab an feiuer fat. Sest pirb Brat
narb bef0ulbtef, @aretbma.ertalten NIT et>
mem &oFenauff&las gu fttaem nrt Der Dra'
der Dortaetl s~e.tauft 81 basen, werabet tte
Granger Der Ga&barfdaft b6aF entraast
fnb. Btainarb ldugnst Die Wabr1ett Der
8si@ulbtsuna. Die @aAe wtrb Don Der
6%taatssrans. unter(uht uerben. 90 mel
bet Der 4erolb aus aRi!wautee.
sdut fir bic s9ale. Der uNorbasrn'
ersdtlt; gen 8aroor, Dis. ptrb rsttse'
ttetlt, beb etnise 9urbe benz 5errn So9n
8pBtart In etne. Maht BE-: lssten Wo@e 81
@@afe 3srrtFsn unb set5ptst batten. Gs III
bteies Elm grocer @trluR urb tpas metr IT,
entmuttist bic NIT ionf ptelen @trberntfen
fdmpfenbe @Gafluht, ba fp!@e Safe In I'M
ferert @taate cfter %surfcmnen. Dt3unbe>
e|sentblmsr, wenn fe entoedt psreen, tSn>
men alteretnss fur ben S4aoen Der"
antrertlta een1aG. merbes unb psnn
mir ntft trren - aud bas 8own, aber
u In fsftenen SaQen perbsa bic 5unte er>
wtfdt, ba Ee bic Mnsrtfe nt9t tngesenrDart
Won Men(den ma1en. Mebnltae &lasen.
pernabas man fdpn offer eu9 TN @taate
Mtnnefota. q 1919
sfar YoRmeiFtr lteBt benz GcnsreB Elm
nsues Befslbunsssefee POI, pstdss benz
poametfer BON New gorL etn @alair Don
$4,000, ben peRmetRern 81 Gbteaao, ct.
Souls, gbitabetpsta, Bottom $4,000, unb Zen,
isnteen BON Cincinnati, 8rccflpn unb Bal
ttuore $1,000 Doaars anwetst, NIT Der BE.
atmr.uns. Bag bteit Befolbuasen aus BEN
Grtras Der G%tnnabmen Don Brisfboren,
@taups &C. setfdt psrben folen.
Dc 81. $aulbaIm pirs fetne 8rlde lbet
bea MtfRfRppt bet "a GroFe bauer, basesen
BE 8rlde Der G9ieaeu.R crbwefbabn BET
Wtncnu benlsen. Der Gcntraft rurbe auf
bic Dausr pon 80 Satren absef9lcGen.
S9,ffabrts.a usF&teu. Man If dberaa
Der Mnl1dt, bae IN btsftus Sabre bic @4tf.
fatrt ftbr frlb er6fnft werten ptrs, f4retbt
has Rilmautee Banner. SIN Cafe 9uron
tefnoet F9 pisl uenissr Gis ols tn fraberet
Satren unb suas pom bteiera See Gill, gilt
aud fur BE anbsren. Mu4 Gnb bic aus.
Rotten nl9t terart, bse'H& nod 70 bebsu>
tente GismaEen btlpen tperben, tab tte Gr>
0Fnuns ter Saiion babur4 p.rsS8srt rtre.
Mu9 fur bic @1ifsstsentbuu1er wirb bieies
Jabr f9 sanfiser ssfalten, afs bas Der.
sanssne. DIE Bra4traten wsrben nt&t 70
nissrts iein, fcnbern bic gut 3ablenbs golbe'
ne Mittafrabe etnbalttn.
r~.r.E
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g.%arnNx9!aet. Sn Domestic, Sne.
tuurte' sorisen DonnerRas frab Tsutr ert'
bedt In 6en1 grccerY store BON Gtrls. webr
an Der CITE ron 6stbelba4 Mpeaue anbSctn
Strabe, uns IN Ypsnista Mtnuten ftanb eas
sanse @sbdute In Tlatmmsn. Dtsgewobnsr
be 3aufts waren N9etr nsbf grau ane
feds 2tnber, etn S&wie9erYater ane Elm
gartesper Mamens 0eors, iunb BON bteien
~rettsttn (& nur Ser @Hwtesetsatsr, 9srr
Mebr urb 3tpet 9inSer aus bet Slattn'er.
Brau Wptt. Rlr3te' NIT ben betben &tnbern
aus benz Paufe unb tstrte tn baGslbe 3urad,
UNI bte Mnbern 3u rettet, fam abtr nt6t
pteeer teraus. ,@ebalb rn6slt&, tpurbe
mad ben Germtetsn eefu9t unb fanb man
ben &orper Der Trau Mebr, bas iansfte
&tnb fea unf9lunsen talterb, fotpte aud
bic 8Srpsr Der tlstrtsen tn fArsdst9 per-
brannteu 3ufanee+ "a
@albimston, II. Stbr. Die GrnssauH,
gen BON VpRmsiRern perten pom @tneral
Ycfmeifer bur6 neue fcpte tur& ate Con-
9re6leute, .ptlde bic G%rneununser tn Der
meRtGen Staeter unb 1errttorten control
ltren, TT uneerS6nlther menge perlan9t.
Das ppfofFet Department. stebt tastia ca,
so Grnennun9sn aus m
Gas &aus>Gcutte bat bte 8tG, CUR Gtab>
liruug elmer Man3e In @Neaso inter 9era>
rattuss urb ebslet9 taFelte ietne Gntfaet'
hung rod ntht ~at8eSeben Bat, ,eIaubt mar,
baD es bt. Bill enpfsblen wtrb.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-12-06

6reP THE FHAuD.-Wo :aa.a spop
reliable authority that che two sable
County Commissioners i've have hea
h1e e.n for more than year) for Lau.
rens, have been issuing checks most
recklessly and ruinously for several
weeks past. The Commissioners to
whom We allude, we might say, are the
old Commissioned, as those elected at
the late election have not vet assumed
the duties OF their offico. We arc in
formed that the aforesaid Commis-
sioners-Raiph Stewart and Turpin
Depdy-have Issued to one James Ma
loney. since the LIST of January. 1874,
checks amounting to over $1,000,
which have been disposed of by the
said Maloney. We further learn that
this came man, Msloney. now holds
cshes elaine egeinst the County
amounting to about $1,000. What
services this man has rendered, or
what the consideration is, we know
not nor can we ascertain, except some
clerical writing he did at some time
during the term OF hif late imprison-
ment in the Jail of this County. We
learn. also, that the claims disposed
OF by Maloney were sold at shame
ful sacrifice. He appeared to act
under the ''come light go light" idea
IN selling his claims. Money was
wanted and money had to como at all
hazards, let the discount be what it
might. This was Ills business, and
was all right, il it WINS right; but Just
here comes in the doubt. What has
Maioney done to earn, or how could
he have honestly obtained, these large
claims against the County He only
q few weeks past emerged from the
walls OF the Jail, and ceased to peer
through the ten of diamonds. It is
not presumable that he was very flush
with money after paying the ine i'm
posed upon him by the General Go
vernment, and after remaining six
months in Jail. Yet. Jeremy DiddIer-
Like, he coon ''raissd the wind" We
think it due the taxpayers Of the
county that the matter be investigated,
and the Commissioned be required to
show she items for this large sum. We
have been still further informed that
the Commissioners hav0 issued divers
other checks for large sums-in come
cases for $500. in others S40O-{all
marked 'paet duo indebted messy to
persons who could not possibly have
held such amounts against the County
legitimately, and for just and equitable
considerations. If our information is
correct. (and we cannot doubt it,) steps
should be taken at once to enioin the
Treasurer, and prevent the payment OF
such fraudulent demands. q tmpora
q the Devil No wonder taxes are
enormous. Aud are our people to
bear their present burdens forever.
and still ba expected to be s'amiable"
Say nothing? The lane will turn
must turn, and that before long.
Lonrensrile Herald
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Some of the leading Western Re-
publican papers are advocating re-
duction Of the Presidents salary to the
old anm OF $500 We suppose they
want the reduction TO take effect in
1877. when Grant will go out and some
Democrat will 60 in.
The largest trip, hammer in the
United States has recently been com.
pletedAat Nashua, at an expense OF
$75. .O0O. The weight OF iron in the
machine is about 200 tons.
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Kerosene, 20 Cents Gallon.
DURE KEROSENE OIL, United States
l. Standard, constantly on hand and for
sale at 20 cents per gallon snd 8 cents per
quart. JOHN AGNEW & SON.
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Lookto Your Blood. There is Life in
It YeI:


WrirHoCr pure Bloc. j. hr-h i. .reo
w from diseasc.
The "Queon'a Delight II tho greatrs,
Blood PIriiler.
II your blood il poor: wat.ry. m!! q:
hnmorB- the "Queen'e Delight"
Nyour heslth is declining wasting or,i.
tai force -nse tho "Queon's Delight"
II youhsve Rheumatism, swrllings o!,ht
Joints use the Queens Delight"
Ifynn have Chills. Fever and Agnc. Nil-
iou.nees use the "Qnoen's Delight"
II y"u have Sick Headache, Nervousness,
Weakness -use tho Queon'a Delight .
II You have Jaundice, Liver Complaint,
Yellow Skin-u. tho Queens Delight"
II you have Dyapapsia, FIuttering about
thn =, HsartIuse The Queens Delight"
Itohipg Humors, Carbuncles, Eryaipcias or
Kings Evil. doitre, nothing will remove II
but tho" Queens Delight"
II you want Summer Tonic and Winte,
the "Queen's Delight.
Gall and get Circular, and read Ii.
Prepared only by
f. &. HHINITsH,
oeptS0 Pharmacist
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Wines and Liunors

WInes and Liquors.
rHAMPAGNES-r Sec
~ Ohaus 4 Duchatci,
koiiey's Island Sparkling CatAwnn,
California "Imperial."
IhANOIES- -BrandcnbuiE irerc-,
Jas. Hennescy.
Otard, Dupuy L Co, vintage 1885. 1858.
WINES -o!d Private Stock Ma,irris-iu
bottles only,
Choice Table Sha,lie.,
California Angelica very dr,.rate
Sandman and other Ports,
FUN line OF Hooks AMI Sauternes, includ-
ing "Chatean YIuonl," s'Lstour Blanche, -
"Hockheimer. ""Lanb cnheimer." &c. &c.
Cnr specially ia Inc goods, such as We
oau, With confidence. recom,nend Anv
rar. wine not in storo we are prepared to
purchase either in New York CT Europe.
and furnish ut me, Let rates.
Nov2S GEO. SYAJ,fEKa
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Seegers' VS.. Cincinnati Beer.

THE Cincinnati Gazette makea the 2 .to.
L nishinG announcement that Cincinnati
beer is no longer pure, but a,ialterRt ed Wit h
L'n'asses. sugar Of starch. fuscl oil anl tho
poisonous colchicnm. Tho Commissioner
Gf Agriculture, in his report for 1863. says
that Prof Mapoa. al New York, analyzcd
the beer from dozen different hreworics,
anh fouAd all Of it adulterated. L.occulns
lndiru. and nuI vc'Inica entered largely
into it's composition.
J. G. SFEGERS guarantees hs beer to be
pnre and reliable. He does M. aiulterato
II, hut brews from the best barley. malt
hn'l hops. Jan23
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WAR PATH
Mansion House.
lYOi Main Street. Columbia s

l3O! Main !Sreet, Columbia, S. Z.
4 AM)0 THIS house having reoont-
HHS ly been enlarged. il now
~ ~ opened by the under vi gned
81a6fS-as 3 first class boarding
house, or hOtel. Transient and perm anent
boarders accommodated. Terms for tran
sient borders, 50 per day. Good roornn and
excellent faro. MRS. &. l.. BRAZEALE.
Sov4 1n,n
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IL the Columbia Hotel Rotunda

Ny Retail and Wholesale Departments
aro kept in full force. TO meet the demand
All friends from tho country arn invited to
inspect our Factory, st No. leo Main street,
three doors below Tho Wheeler Houee, sign
q: Indian Chief.
Nov 10 ~ SULZRACHER
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CIGARS! CIGARS! CIGARS f,

fHNHE t:ieuIa. patror= ami p,;GIic 8, large
Il ere respectfully notified that in conee-
Iuen:e ot the largo dem aud for my f.vorite
brands III CiEaiH. l have tacn Compelled to
open aIo:hcr .,rancl
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Thecotton crop in Edgefield County
10 all picked ont. Tho fields are per-
fsctly black. and lock Of the staple Ia
rarely to be seen.
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flnal discharge.
NOrIGE il hereby giv"n ,ha, JOHN
IN AENEW. Executor 81 HE rs;ate -.
Mi:.:a" Brennan, derens' i, ha~ ..ppli.ti TO
S6 nd':- u. SwyCert, E,qli:c. Jn,i." uf
Pr'ha't 10 ana tor III. i'nuu:. y. hirhland.
for Ehsl 'iischaigh y. Exrcn;"t aforesaid.
Ii ~ ofdrret. :hat the 2ist day If Dcrru-
bel =. u. 1874, bc 1.aoL 10. h.u!'r. .l ne.
tis:oE anal nnal sttt Ir,o,nt q. slih es;nt.
SANDERS ID. HWi,iTNT,
Jn,iSs &: bate, H:cb!aud Conrty
NOV ~ sin
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GOVERNOR MOSES

In changing tho Comm issionera OF Elec-
tion, deaorves the united thanks OF every
lover at Peaoe. TIE PROPRIETOR OF
THE INDIAN QUEEN BEGAR STORE, In
Introducing tho FIVE CENT MANILA,
deserves the commeudation Of every lover
OF the weed as
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Genuine Corn Whiskey.
EROM Oatawba County, N. O., selected
+ BY myself out OF United States Bonded
Wsrehouss. Warranted pure. Sold st
NOS Zf J. G. aREGERS
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slN Tu z
VN 4"A

Day OF election, the people hoch To The
polls. each t. deposit their ballot for their
candidate, so do the many consu-
mers flock to this popular resort to obtain
this FAYORITE SEGAR. Let II be under