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lie cor.essIan or an Invalid.

PTHItSItpA ~ 4 W-AESINg aud Tor the benefit
oi GoI-Nl Nls~ AND OTIris;s who suffer trui;'
NERVOUS IEi.iI-lIG, Lass OF MANHOOD,
etc. -uT lsi ing ff' oi SelfctTs. Written
by ore. who cured himself after undergoing
rui~i,.viaiiI' gur'i..f, and sent free On re-
C-Ivi'l. 80 pest fru;ti HffsciCd envelope.
Sui3tI.TN .'re invited iD address ;he author.
&ATiIsEfE! MAYFAIR.
4 pail 30. - 6iu- BOX !l&. Brooklyn, y. \.
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NEw Postal CARDs.-The design tOr
the new issue Of postal cards has not
been settled upon, though It i possible
that the new card will be lighterin color
and generally palmer and heater in ap-
pearanee than the one az present in Use
When fhe new cards are ready, circulars
will Ls sent TO every postmaster III the
Union, notifying him OF the change. and
70 ssn all old cards before ordering new.
The postal cards are getting more and
more appreciated as the public under
stand them. We begin 10 wonder how
We managed TO put up without them so
long. while other countries were enjoy.
ing their advantages
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NOTICE I" ..Rs az SAW NILIs
VIZ e III TTD

5000 eco T0I GIL sECOND-GROWTH
" uiie Ash Handle Pieces.
Also
1GC0.0C0 BGsS ' Cod Handle Pieces.
Make cnuirrctetH:iy FurVarticulars address
FIS.I.AG STAEf.y IIANDi z CO.,
f,--N IL EInill.-- u
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w1. VI. DETWlLEs,. ".

HOMEOPATHIC Physician and srr,.f,.
Il Main - Two Doors North OF UuIar5.
Drug Store. findlay, Ohio
once Hours-irom 20 ~ An. a. Al yto
r. NJ 10 sf NJ Nay Is -7s-ti
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The WEEKLY TRIBUNE,
THE MUTUAL
Protection Association
OF OHIO.
PRINCIPAL OFFICE, N0RWALK.
InSures at One-fhird the Rate
of Old Companies.

The Association refers tn Hon. H. p Gage,
Jas. Smith, ]. Al. Huber, ;. +. POOrmsu
Henry Porch, W. II. whiteley. q. J. DeWOlir,
F. II. Tufts. E. b. Belding, John B. Eaton and
Henry Il. Green.
Apply for Insurance TO BOALT CULP. Cen
eral Agents. Norwalk, Ohio, or tO any OF the
above named gentleman.
July 3-ff.
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Surcidi .sloirr niHuui.
-.=g- TEIEGEsEA'FCAUSE
= - gF
-E HUMAN MISERY.


.5isf Ei5jiiN5fd. i1 " a,@Erd sH'SiaYe. I'irr stf
calfN.
3 Lecture Gn FitR Ns5urC- Treatment
and Radical cuI,. Of Seminal Weakness, oT
Si,ernsioTrh.aa, INFUSED by Self-Abuse. Invol-
untary Emissions, iInpuicncy, Nervous Debil-
itv. and impGGu8CntS 10 Marriage generally
Piles, CnnSump ptiOn. Epiie I'Sy. ami Fits Mem
al and Physical Inca apgciiy. &c.-By ROBERT
J. CII.N EIGN ELL, NJ. ID, aEthOr Of the Green
Book Sc.
The ~orld-TencwnCd author, IL this admira-
bic Lecture clearly proves nom ans own ex-
perienc.. that the ;lWiul COn>o quPsceS Of Self
Abuse may he rfleciuallE removed without
medicines, and without dangerous surgical
OpCrat ions, bOugirS. Instruments TngS, or
cnrdiaiS pointing uUi a mode OF cure at once
certain and tfl6 ctuai 10y which every sufferer,
ne matter WI ~ his condition may be. may
cure i im>elfcleapIy, privately, and radically.
Fs- This sofTrc sriH g,ruur n JooH 10 thousands
Osi,l gIDffNs,79sis.
SENT urd. ,ral. Is! q plain envelope. 10 any
addIeS3, on rsceip Il SIX cents, or two poSiagc
S'amrS
A,ldr,-- ., e rui.li heI~.
sytsS %. - EgSNE & 60.
- ;saH"r; asw F.E q, I"sI office Box,
- 80
.Baa -. - ly
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EDrCATIOY OF WOMEN. Tile number
Of lliterate women ia proportion 10 the
number Of iIliserate Inen J.. ia New
York and Philadelphia, more than two
10 cne. in ST. Louis a. nine 10 seven: in
Boston and baltimore "a two 10 one: IN
Cincinnati ~ five to two: in New Or
leans as eight 70 five. in san Francisco
as four TO three in Louisville three 10
two. and in Pittsburgh a. thirty-nine 70
twenty. or nearly two 10 one. This un-
equal educatfan may possibly lie the
fault Of the parents in giving boys supe-
rior facilities and keeping their girls AZ
home 20 grow gp in ignorance
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s'hgsiriars and Surgeons.
DE. .T.G. RARNEEILL


Homeopathic Physician and Surgeon
Office and Residence over kimTnel' slew
eiry store. vain Street, Friday. OhiO.
Feb. q. II n.
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1rnnnists.


nEALERS IN DRUGS, Stationery, SoEnvl
/ J Books etc. Prescriptions accurately raIr-
pounded al all hOurs-day night. Perfect IS
pure Drugs-guaranteed. Corner Main ,snd
MainCross Streets.
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physician and Surgeon Onice ovt. Fat
Il terSon q Winders' SIole: entrance on
West Sanduskv Street thl I'd door.
September -, att
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InuN RUTItItstrEE.

nEALER in Agricultural implements, Iron
IL Nails, Glass. Sash, Putty, Beat Work. Cut
iary Ruhber and Leather, Betting aga g fan
stock nr shelf Goods. No. O. Ewiug~ Flock
Main Street.
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L. DAVIS J. W. DAVIS. N. l.. DETTILs. q
nagt< UenE q gs,

tITHOLESALE AND RETAIL GkntFis-
w anu dealers in Flour. Provisions Wooden
Willoyy and stone Ware. Confectionery, Fruits
Notions and general variety Goods ~ whole
sale, at Cleveland and Toledo prices. NCs. y
and %, Main Street
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.fmdIag BHsiFess girrrtOrg
SttOrney5 ut Saw,
T.. z. BEARDSLEY,

4 TTOKNEY AT LAW and Claim Aren,
r Will practice law in State and Us. Court
and attend promptly To business intruSieu 10
nfs care. As Justice of the Peace VIII attend
tOCOnveyancingandt taking gdepOsillohs; Ohlee
Room No l. MeIOdeon Building, FIndiay, o.
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ROAST DOSKET-The latest discovery
ia Ep.cGrean;-Iu i that roast donkey il
dish iit for the gods Beef is counted
81 q very inte-ior article Of diet. There
i said to be- q delicious venisOn flavor
about iacaa,s which renders it unap-
prCaclsab.e When dOnkeys have been
bred sO- tE-ir-beef, shall We call it, as
a- long as they have for mule-br-well,
FOR Jae amiabiiity Of their tempers, the
azcetici-u Of their appetites, and the
general beauty Of their contour, the new
Wand VIII assume a delicacy which the
present ceue-atiOn cannot realize.
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f.. II, CRIICOTF. MD

DH GSlClAN and Surgeon. Having pet-
Il naneEtly located at Van Buren. o VII
intend promptly ioall professional calls o.
econ Main street, Feb III s7s-t
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8ruerpleut.

Findiay Council, No. SO r. d. s. M
Regular CouyocatiOn secCnd MpTH'.G ia
Zach month 81 y Patterson, 4. /. O.. n. and
d. b. BeaT0-ley, Recorder.
FirdIay Chapter, No. 5a- 2. a M.
l....ul..r ConyOcatIO lon g- iir INST Monday
Ia -ach month. ID. 4. Lea. Gsley', H. J.. ana
-. l.. Grab.e, Secretary
FindIay Lodge, flo. 227s T. & a. NJ;
Regular Communication Brst aud third
"wednesday : ia each month. J. n. Huber,
W. NJ. and ID. l.. Grabie, Secretary.
Golden Rule Encar1pTnentr no. 81,
10. o. r. Stated meetings on the second
and fourth FRIDAYS OF each mohih. u
JOy. &. r. and ID. 4. Winders, Scribe
Hancock Lodge, No. 73, 10. o. r.
Stated meetings every Tuesday evening
r. 5. KimDer, y. G.and William KiaEnroih
Secretary.
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f!ss!;s,gss ssl;en E.aoi. Pale and
Siefa
.rol-l l.o cd. l."r cause tian having worms in
;t.t- sfr.rIr-.t ti.
EHDv> = VERNE .FITs;E CDMFIT"
wiz Gy-igu. Worms wiTltOu' injury fn the
al.:id i,E'.s. !-ar.-c ly WHITE. and free lr"m
Az Co'pIi,.- M O;hrr injurious ingIcdIcLiS
e.. .:.. 4. , i-... iri ygsG4u pr0 pa r;ltions.
gI-i.Eis- ,E BROW y. ErpVrirtorS.
See. -iS Fulton street. New G"Tk
& - s.g Esf.g.N, ard Chsss..>. AMI .isfsA is,
5a,fi, s,,s 81 ~ gc,TY FIvF 's&Ts = lex j'y
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Groceries.


yXTHoLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER
w in Groceries, Flour, Fish aud a Genera
yarietv I'm the Grocery and Provision line
Good prices paid tor Butter, Eggs, and CouE-
try Produce generally. EastsId Of Main Sc,
FIRST door north of Colt House Block. F.nCiay.
Ohio IApril 40, '.U-.f.
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Household
PENACEA
AND
FAMIt Y
IMMINENT

HAVE WE TWO BRAINs=
DIR. c. +. BRowN-sEQUARD.
Is ALCOHOL. & POISON:
DIR. WIN. A. HAMMOND.
THE POET LONGFELLOw-
JAMES I. FIELDS.
L. S.SURVEY OF THE WEST.
with napl UNDER LIEUT.. e. NJ. WHEELER.
THE HORSE IN AMERICA.
illustrated Discovers 10y I'i.uF. q. G MAEsH
SAFETY AT SEA.
IRON STEAMERS THAT WILL sol sINK.
These Interesting Lectures and Letters. with
n caIe-ul report Of the important papers read at
the April meeting of the National Academy of
Sciences at Washington, and at the Nay me et-
ing of the American oriental s. ciety at Boston
are published in full in THE TRIBUNE EN-
IRA. No, lS. Price in sheet form. 10 cents; IN
pamphlet, - cents OF seven for 81 ~
Circulars, giving full details Of the contents
of all TIE TRIBUNE EXTRAS, free by mail.
The WEEKLY TRIBUNE,
THE FARMERS F4 FORTT'E PAPER.
until Jan. l, 1875, for 81 90.
Address THE TRIBUNE, New-Yord
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ayu Goods.
J. =. BALLENTINE. VS.. POST
RSifE%TiS 4 HOST

nEALERS IN FOREIGN and Domestic DR.
4 J Goods Ladies and CcHtl-naen'S Furnish
ing Goods, Yankee Notions, Millinery Goods
White Goods GluvCSHnd Hosiery, Stationery
etc, etc. Snecialiy'-i'ood goods and low phi
ceS No. ~. Main Street.
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PATTERSON d wINDERs

nEAIERS IN DRY GOODS, Millinery Goods
1 Ladies' and Gents FuTS, Clothing. Car
pets. Hats. Caps. etc, Nc. ~ ami - Main -,
Eiudiav. ciiin-
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A TTOftNEY ANDCOUNSELLOR AT LAW
"A aud Notary Public. VIII attend prompt
YTo alI hu-iTts,; entrusted TO ms care. Par
iicular attention given "a Collections. P.lrti-
iioninE oI lands aud business in Probate
Court.
OFFICE ou Main Street, in BossTnauu 'rKiociy
nearly opposite tli- Court Huuse, Iay J.
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Il. ]. DeWOLFEs
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We have tribly considered the pro-
visions Of the New Constitution, and at
the close Of each consideration have
been enabled first to say, no emphatic:
second, eHPhatjeer;; third, emPhdticestl
Carroll Free Press.
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T BALLARD.


T BALLARD CIV. GALLOWAY
.ALLARD d GALLOWAY,
DHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
OFFISE-In Ewine's Block. oyer Er,tb
raaliS Hard ware store, %esi side OF Vsj,,
Street, Findlay. Ohio. -.fih
AugusL 10 ls.2-L
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a'roaurr a0errhants.



GENERAL PRODUCE MERCHANTS, Deal
u ers in Butter, Eggs Lard. Feathers, Seeds,
Dried Fruits. BccswaX, PeltS, Hides and Coup
Try Produce 81 all descriptions
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~ ANDERSON. GEo. =. PENnLEToS
aSDEKSeS q PENDLEToN.

. TPoRNEYS at Law. VIII attend carefully
a and promptly 10 ali kinds OF business
SpsciaI attention given 10 Titles, Probate
matters t3ouVeyancing and Collections u
nee over tIu}psr,5' Drug stare. north Of Court
HCgre
Suo f isTZ-If.
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nENTALSURGEDS Flrfislisr atr-htion
given TO The Jrea trnetf ~ u-;nr.ii isr!ir--
Teeth fiI!od with nid-tuil, ila-trslI and silver
Satisfaction rstars stCrd ia aIi .'','- t..Ii:s.
over Weish's Sioe store, Vain stree f'Eot"y
Gaic. f';- 80
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FIRST Presbyterian Cnurch-I.s.- Eaas
Muse. faatSi. f'"is4.'-- -.. 49,. 60 Ia, .rr.s .-
. oc.CcH1 pm 4'i---. i-4=s--.l- !lHs-..
evening". Conner liaIuas..4 .I4.l.4 .E..
First Congregations CaGrch BE- ..
liios OoTI.aI, fl7uor. SCI 4g,- .a- .y - ...
at1 . co X, - IA. rEas-F Iusel.4.s -...."-
day evening" Broaso way, soU-I ~ ....I
MstnSIist EPISCOPAL Church.. .. su
Joii'--- Pastor 1ervIcss a. !HJz o. -'-
aH'i .=s'seE, =. ia. PI.iyer meeting .-.--a-
dsY s."i4IIIga- ssandusky Sil - ts- 90 s....-'-
English Lutheran Cnurch-i-es.- V'"i-e
Miller, PesIDr- services al lutE a. &c.,. sfi-t. q
9. ia. Prayer Iieet4Hg THURSDAY '-ss.a-.a p. Pc
crawford street, west Oi AisIn-
United Brethren in Christ - Ee.. \
lsVse, Pastor. Services ~ 10 a. Eu aud
7O'clOck, y. IN FTayeF Ia, eIIug lLuEtriay
evening" corner CraHloiG and Nesi1iigst-
Church Of Cod-EIder W. =. Small, Pas-
Jor. Services al lsll a. IN. anu O'Clock
4. m Prayer meeting THURSDAY evenings.
FT,nt Street, west Of Main
ST. kHichaeI's Catholic Church - Rev.
]. H. Young, Pastor. livery other Sslbii.sth, ,
First Mas al O'Clock, a. NJ High Mas al
10 a. II. CaischIstfi al q, +. n. Services IA
t.ngIi-iI, sieInan and French. Mas every
noru.us .t . O'Clock, \. u. West end Of
Main -s4r'ss street.
German Lutheran ~ Johns Church
Rev. N. Buerkle, Pastor Services every
other Sabbath at 10 . clock A. NJ. Singing
5Ociety AT ! O'Clock Friday evening. Corner
OF West and 'front.' streets.
English Reformed ~ Paul') Church
Rev. Josiah May, Pastor. Service every
other Sabbath al 10 clock, =. ii. E..7i e-t0
OF MaIn-tIOa5 street
German Reformed ChUrch-I;ev- J. e.
RuuI, Pastor. Services at IUjz a. M anu
O'Clock, y. m Prayer IDeeJis IAGi7''aJ
evenings. East end Main cross street.
EVANGELICAL ChurcFl-Rey. W. a. Shisslcr'
t4sff1y- seryiees loJz a. IA. and O'Clock,
D. m Prayer meeting Wednesday evenings
Sanduslxy street. east of Main.
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INTEREST PAID On SPECIAL DaPosITs
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0cntists


:. 4. 81 f.s.ES Gss, A., e.. -
nPFRATIN T. and Mechanic! Druii-i--
~ Onice-al. Main Sheet, above i. = Ha'
ker & Co.'S shoe Store.
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A TTORNEY AT LAW.
O:fice in the New Bank Building, West side
Main Street, No ~.
Nov. 22-if.
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uoRGAS D.sHAFER. AARoH b. suAFE r
SHsEER EEGS..

IJAVING formed co-partnership for me me
arc United States Courts, and viii give
prompt attention 90 Ali business PLACED IN
their hands. Office in ~heeler's BLOCK, r rlno-
lay, Ohio. tilaS ..
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CITIZENS BAHH.

(tARLlNS q CO, BANKERS. Banking
4 House in RawaDn's Block, No. C6, Main
street FinaIay, Ohio. BG5ikiHg Hours from 9
90 n o'cIDcE, ~, and from 10 Oci0ck, p. M
seEeTal banking business done. Interest on
special deposits
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a.. Z. Dunn,

A TrORNEiS at Law. Oiiceup Stairs, First
"A Door south OF Court House, Flndlayr -.
a.
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TFDHNEs At LAW q COLLECTIONS
"A AGENT. Office in Carlin's Block, OPpO-
sifs. tie Court House. Special attention Civ
en- to collection in town and country. Loans
negotiated on "a vGrai.le terms. lOr. .2i- lhsi
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ISAAC DAVIS. ETEEY GKETN.

VITHOL ESALE AND RETAlL CEGCERN
w ami CoH4saissiou Merchants and Dealers
In Fl0Gr salt, FISH, = OGDEN and " ti.',, V are
&c &c Corner OF M:sir and SandusiIy Streets
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I. TTORNEY AND COUNSELLCR AT
n Law. Fiudiay, ohio plBcr al - Heat
quarters i.uiLIti,g." b" Norih-casJol t"ufl House
Wan Attend 1r,,..s,iIy 10 all business, entrusi
"a 10 ais g., r.. 4 pril -. 1872.
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8ankrrs.

INTER Est paid on Savings Deposits Good
4 paper bought. brafts On cities ia America
and Europe Tor sale. BiTecf Ora-E. 4. JuNES,
ISAAC DAVIS. CHAS. L. NILES. J. r. BURKET,
and j. IL " MIIsnS. tJan 2I13-lyI
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Savings Department.!

Will pay special attention TO receiving depOs-
its from one dollar up 20 any sum, and
pay interest on the same.
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IIAMLGN d BALLARD
&ardwarc.

A 1TOGNt1 Al LAW
11iice In Pattersou's Block, Findlay. Ohio.
DJan. -. si-u
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JAnEs A. r"FE,
IACaRF.EE EEKtkET.

n
Office over W. l.. Davis u co.. store. Slain
,treet, Findlay, Ohio. tapr. Il, '7ll
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1874-04-16
How the Whisky War
Began.

Rev. l.. +. Drake, a citizen of
Washington c. H., OHIO, where
the whisky crusade was organ
lied, writes as follows to the
Christian Adrocate:'
DIR, Lewis came from Boston
~ deliver lecture before the
Literary Society in Washing
ton G.. H., the county site Of
Fayettc county, Ohio, about the
23rd Of last December, and be-
ing an enthusiast in the cause
of temperance, and believing
his hearers would cooperate
with him, he promised if they
would meet him in one Of their
churches ON Christmas morning,
he would lay before them his
long-considered scheme TO sup
press the monster intemperance.
The following plan was adoP-
ted: The women Of the town
and country were TO meet and
organize a temperance league,
and divide themselves into com
panies Of forty and fifty, and
after earnest prayer they were
to visit the saloons, and present
a petition and pledge to each
one engaged in vending intoxi-
eating liquors, then read an APP
propriate passage of Scripture,
sing a hymn. and pray. These
things we're to continue until
the keepers Of these drinking
forts surrendered. If at first
they did not succeed, they were
to return to another attack
While the women were thus en-
gagged, there were to he prayer
meetings held at one of the regu-
lar places Of worship by the
men and women of all the de-
nominations, and this was to
be kept up until the women
made their report. In the mean
time, should a saloon keeper
surrender, a messenger was dis
patched to the leader OF the
prayer meeting, who announced
the victory. Al the bells on
the public buildings were then
rung, telling that victory had
been gained. Then songs Of
praise were sung, which were
follow ed by several prayers.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1874-04-16
A Scene in the South Car
lima Legislature.

The Columbia correspondent
of the Charleston O.. Co. News
describes Il recent scene III the
South Carolina House Of Repre-
scntativcs as follows: The
House was no this time in great
confusion. Hoimes,of Colleton,
called upon the chair for the
yeas and nays, but the cal! was
notrecogni8cd By theSPeakerun-
I'll the vote had been announced,
whereupon Holmes arose to q
qtps eion Of privilege which WAS
oyerrulcd. Holmes, however, IN
sisted upon his question oil PRIV
ilege, AMI bcgaS tomakcaspecch.
1T was then That Il most ridicu-
lou5 scene easucd. While the
member for COlleton Wa5 going
ahead slowly with his question
OF privilege his brother mem
bers seemed fo be suddenly
seized with a rpccies Of epizoot-
ic orchtohic influenza. 1t was
evidently deliberate, prenc-
ditated design to cough the
member down, and taking in
the situation at glance he be-
came proportionally wrathy. lie
fret called upon TIC Speaker 10
protect him, to which the Speak
er replied that the gas was
probably escaping. This made
The member more wraihy, ard
he threw out the ''insinuendo
that some Of the members were
choking with one Joe Wood
.rnf's S250,O0O pills. Mackcy
appealed to the Speaker to semi
a physician. But the coughing
continued, until the member
from Colleton begau to realize
that his brother members were
not disposed to hear him, where
upouhe gracefully took his seat,
and the symptoms Of ePlZootlc
disappeared.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1874-04-16
Breach of Promise Case
in High Life in Louis
lana.

We have a breach of prom
Use case in Grant parish, the
first ] have known in Louisiana.
Miss Olivia Williams, a colored
lady of great beauty, VS.. w. S.
Calhoun, The jury, l believe,
awarded $4,000. Calhoun is a
man of very large fortune
owns three or four of the largest
sugar and cotton plantations on
Red river; once owned one
thousand slaves. Came into it
as the grandson of the late
United States Senator Smith, Of
South Carolina, one Of the lead
ing politicians Of his day. It
is generally thought here that
Miss Olivia made a fortunate
escapc.-N. o. Cor. Pilot.
This correspondent we think
commits an error in saying that
Il jury has awarded $4,000 in
the above stated case. The suit
has been brought by the black
beauty and damages claimed at
$4,000 the case, we believe,
has never yet come to a hearing.
This Calhoun had the mistor-
tune to be born a hunchback,
and is mdeously deformed with
spinal curvature. But his phys.
ical deformities are beauties as
compared with the deformitics
of his moral nature. He is a
born william, and Heaven has no
grace to make him better against
its prime intention to make q
human devil. He did own a.
bout thousand slaves, and their
condition under his ownership
was that OF The most abjcct and
degraded sciyitude. At the
conclusion OF the war, when be
could no longer lord it over his
thousand slaves, and they wclc
free. he Immediately became the
supple pandcrer TO thcir igno-
rant prcjudiecsto ingratiate him
self in their favor and acquire
influence over them to promote
his own selfish ends.
We extract The above from
the New Orleans Picayune.
thinking, as Mr.. Calhoun wac
once Il resident Of Huntsville,
Ala, it might be Of interest to
our readers.