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msa. eli where did yez get them trowsers p
asked an Irishman of a man who happened
to be passing with pair of remarkably short
trousers on. II got them where they grew" ,"
was the indignant reply. "Then, by my con-
science" said Paddy, you've pulled them a
year too soon."
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IN TIGHT PLAcE.-A Chicago boy of
ten says that when his parents get into fight,
and his mother calls for a hat-iron and his
father wells for the stove-handle, he is placed
in most embarrassing position, as he's sure
to get licked, no matter whom he minds.
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APPLICATION FOR DISCHARGE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ Administrator of the estate Of r. J. FOS
TER, deceased, will make a final settlement
with the Judge of Probate for York County, on
the 9th day of February, next, when he will make
application for discharge as Administrator OF the
J. a. CARROLL, Administrator.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
YORK COUNTY.

WHEREAS ]. F. WALLACE, Clerk Of the
w Circuit Court, has applied to me for Let
ters of Administration, on all and singular the
goods and chattels, rights and credits of Mrs.
CAROLINE LOWRY, late of the county afore-
said, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all
and singular, the kindred and creditors of the
said deceased, to be and appear before me, at our
next Judge of Probate's Court for the said coun-
ty, to be holden at York Court House, on the 26TH
DAY OF FEBRUARY, next to shew cause, II
any they can, why the said ionshould
not be granted.
January, in the year of our Lord, one thousand
eight hundred and seventy-fve, and in the Goth
year of the Sovereignty and Independence Of
the United States of America.
JOSEPH A. MCLEAN,
Judge Of Probate.
January ii 6t
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APPLICATION FOR DISCHARGE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the underSigned
~ Administrator Of the estate of JOHN b:
REED, deceased, will make final settlement
with the Judge Of Probate for York County, on
the sth day of February, next, when he VIII make
application for tina! discharge as Administrator
of the said estate.
GEORGE c. GILL; Administrator.
January d"
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

COLUMBIA, April 24th, 1873.
vTyHE YORKVILLE ENQUIRER is hereby
designated as the newspaper for the publica-
ton of all Legal Notices and Official Advertlse-
ments for the county Of York. under the Act ap-
proved February 22nd, 1870, entitled "An Act to
regulate the publication of all Legal and public
Notices. and the order heretofore issued designa-
ting the "Caroina New Era'' as the official paper
for the county of York is hereby rescinded.
By order of the Board.
H. E. HAYNE,
Secretary of State, and Secretary of the Board.
I, HENRY E. HAYNE, Secretary of State,
and Secretary of the Board, do hereby certify
that the foregoing is truecopy of the Original on
file in my office.
Fl. E, HAYNE, Secretary of State.
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HzANITA, THE CIRCUS GIRL"

Astounding in romantic adventure and exciting
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tions and triumphs ola beautiful actress.
THE OTHER DEPARTMENTS.
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LITERARY DEPARTMENT,

We have contracted for, and already received
several ORIGINAL STORIES by some Of the
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menced an unusually pleasing story from the pen
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now of California, whose contributions to the
press have always been well received, and whom
we have secured as a regular contributor to the
Literary Department of the ENQUIRER. This
story entitled
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BARBER SHOP.

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D. H. JACQUES, Esq, Of Charleston, S. c.,
EditOr-in-C Chief .
CHARLES II. DODGE, Esq, Of the Depart
ment of Agriculture, Washington, D. c., Ento-
mological Editor.
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"THE SEVEN SISTERS OF YORK."

will be followed by others, of which we may men,
ton as the titles-"UNCLE BRAINERD'S
WILL" "SLEEPY HOLLOW;" and highly
sensational story entitled
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VTyIIE publishers have determined to change the
commencement of the Volumes OF the
RURAL CAROLINIAN

THE RURAL CAROLINIAN is the leading
Agricultural Journal of the South. Publishers
and Editors are all Southern men, and IL IS deVc-
ted exclusively to the interests Of Southern Agri-
culture. While it is not the paid organ OF the
Patrons of Husbandry, or of any society or set OF
men, it has been the most powerful advocate ior
the establishment of Oranges in the South, ana lts
influence has contributed greatly To the present
prosperity Of the Order.
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sg- One act of charity is worth century
Of eloqucnce.
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kerry. i liz uTSG SeILlcls VI Iuio Souutiy tooH
possession of the Indians land and drove him
away on the plea that he was ignorant and
wicked, and because of his ignorance and
wickedness, could have no title to the soil
which had been bequeathed to him by his
ancestors. Were the same theory at present
adopted, and put into practice, by far the
greater part of the present inhabitants of the
country would be driven from their homes.
In fact, were the theory and practices Of the
first settlers of America respecting the Indian,
generally adopted, the world would be nearly
depopulated. The French, English, Spanish
and Dutch quarreled and fought many bloody
battles about their exclusive right to the soil
of America; but no one ever thought about
the poor red mans rights. 1t was taken
for granted that he had no rights other
than those which might be claimed by the
wolf, the bear, the deer or buffalo. Poor In
dian! His history fills the soul with melan'
choly thoughts. A blush of shame mantles
the cheek when we remember the barbarous
treatment which he received at the hands Of
our fathers. The questions may be asked,
"Will his blood ever cry from the ground to
heaven against us? Will heaven ever avenge
the wrongs perpetrated upon the red man?"
My WAY.-"It is my way" says boy
who never remembers anything that he is
told, who leaves open gates, who forgets er-
rands, and mislays every tool and every book
with which he is trusted and for all the trou-
BILE he causes, he thinks it excuse enough to
say, "It is my way" "It is my way" says a
girl who snaps and snarls and scolds at her
little brothers and sisters who falls into sulks
at the least word of reproof, however kindly
given, and who keeps the family in hot water
with her temper. II can't help it; it's only
my way" Have no such "ways," children.
, 1875-08-25
TO the Editor of the "St. CrOix Avis"
GOOD TIMES COMING.

The Millennium is at hand. The goats
our old street acquaintances-are no more,
nor the piggies. A clean sweep has been
made Of them. All the great avenues
and t~horoughfares are once more opened
up and ready for their legitimate use.
Our stately streets, beauti6ed at suitable
intervals by antique ruins, are no longer
infested by their browsing focks and
roofing herds. Where their multitudes
were revealing until lately, the brightest
signs of commerce and trade are visible.
1t was to be expected that this would be
SO. Your correspondent tx" pointed out
goats and pigs as fit objects for public
persecution. What more natural thar
that they should evaporate and disappear
before the magic hand Of the guardians
of public order. They came-to the field
ofaction saw-the goats and pigs, and con-
quered the same. There are those, however,
who persist in saying that they did no such
thing. Other troubles and evils have
vanished. Meningitis is a thing OF the
past, and cases Of gin-gitis are rare. Small
pox is singing the last verse of the quaran-
tine blockade suffocation hymn, and only
o word from our friends over the way, and
we shall again admit them to our sistarly
embrace, in which ever the most lively
imagination will find no small pox. And,
oh how cheap will flour be, and material
for " fungy," when it comes pouring in, as
/ am sure it will, by the ship load, from
the sister island.
FUNGY-PHAGOS.
, 1875-08-25
T E L E G r A M s.
ST.. THOMAS STATION.


New YoRK, Aug. 18.-InteIligence from
Belgium states that the signing of the Sugar
Duties Convention was officially announced in
Brussels on the 14th instant. The stipulations
of the convention are to come into operation
on the 1st of March 1875.
From Paris it is announced that many cases
OF Sunstroke have occurred in consequence of
the Intense heat. The thermometer to-day
registers one hundred degrees.
The election of Presidents of the Councils
General have closed, those elected being chief
~ conservatives.
News from Prussia states that the confer
ence of old Catholics at Bonn has closed.
Aug. l9.-The London "Times,' comment
ing upon the instruction in the Turkish
provinces, points out the cause justifying the
rising of the insurgents and apprehends that
the movement may lead to a European war.
A collision occurred between the Queens
yacht and the "Mistletoe" by which three
people were drowned. Her Majesty was much
affected on hearing of the loss of life.
aug. 20.-Advioes from Turkey state that
the Sublime Porte has refused any intervention
on the part OF Austria in Herzegovina affairs.
Intelligence from London states that Foreign
stocks are falling heavily.
Paris news reports that the Republicans
have addressed an Interpolation to NJ. Buffet,
the French Minister Of the Interior, respecting
the prohibition of sale in France of Mr.. Glad.
stones book and Bonapartists' papers.
NEw YORK, Aug. 2O.-Flour, y barrel triple
eztra. New Orleans, $73 to $72. Meal, per
barrel. $44 to $43. Heavy Mess Pork, per
barrel $2l3. Sugars Crystals, per Id. $50. to
94c. Fair to Good refining per ID. 7Ec. to
$50. English Islands Molasses, per gal. $50.
to 600. Premium on Gold 11Sa to 1135
Exchanges, New York and London 4.s6.
LONDON. Aug. 20.-Sugars, Dsmerara
Crystals, p. cwt, 24s. Sd. duty paid Musco-
vadc, P. cwt., los. Cd. duty paid Clayed
Havana, No. IL, 24s. Sd. Ia bond. Deme-
rara Rum. p. gal, 2s. Id. in bond. Trinidad
Cocoa, p. owt., SOS. Oonsols. 9lE to 94a.
Bank Of England Rate of Discount. 2p. Q
6sntss 10 Paris, $3.50 fos. Cotton I'd.
, 1875-08-25
@ Z DIN GS
OF THE
COLONIAL COUNCIL FOR ST. CROIE.
OF THE

MONDAY 10th August 1875, - O'Clock noon,
the Colonial Council held an extraordinary
Meeting.
The Members we're present with exception
of 3rd CrOwnmember (Peroy), 1st Member
for Frederiksted (Sarauw), 4th Member for
Ohristiansted's Country District (FarrolIy)
and 1st Member for Frederiksted's Goun-
try District (Fleming) who had s|everalIy
reported their inability to attend.
The minutes of the last meeting were read.
The Chairman notified that he had received
several communication from the Presidency
viz: 1, dated 18th July according to which
His Majesty had on the 9th June last Sane.
stoned the appointment by the Government
Of Messrs. Willemoes and Hvid as respectively
End and 4th Crownmembers End, dated goth
July according to which His Majesty has been
pleased Oh the 3rd April last to sanction the
Ordinance passed at Srd discussion on tna
LIST February last concerning pension for e.
Monefeldt, former Clerk in Christisnsted's
Judges Office and 3rd, dated 29th July for
warding the O)m nunal Accounts for 1873-74,
which will, az usual, be on the Oounoil's table
for soma time and afterwards a Committee
appointed to revis9 them.
The Council proceeded to the Order of the
Day, viz:
/, 1st Discussion on Draft of Ordinance
empowering the Government of the Danish
Westindia Islands to contract a Loan on
behalf of the Colonial Treasury of St.
Croix to meet bureau advances for the
conducting Of Estates in st. Croix.
The Draft with Motives read as follows:
DRAFT
Of Ordinance empowering the Government Of
Me Danish West India Islands to contract
a Loan IN behalf fMe Colonial Treasury of
st Cro1r to meet advances for the conducting Of
Estates IN st. CrOar.
The Government of the Danish West India
Islands is empowered to contract, if necessary,
a Loan to an amount of $4,000, Fifty
Thousand Dollars, in behalf Of the Colonial
Treasury of st. Oroix, on such conditions as
may be required by the circumstances for the
purpose of meeting advances which the Pre-
sidency of st. Oroix may be authorized by
special grants to make in the course of the
Financial Year 1s75-7s from the Colonial
Treasury to Planters for the cultivation Of
their Estates, on the security in the crop
warranted by the Ordinance of 14th May
1898, Off. the Ordinance of 2tst Juas 1949,
besides, if necessary, on such additional
security from the planters concerned, as under
the existing circumstances can be considered
Satisfactory.
, 1875-08-25

rewonstrance, can keep all French
commerce in a tremble by q few lines in
senii-oficial papers. The object OF a
Government situated like that of France
is to avoid these things, and although it
would not, perhaps, avoid them by a
sacrifice of its own policy, still when its
W views and those of Germany happen
to coincide, German pressure furnishes an
additional reason for expressing them
very strongly. The French Government
may be patriotic enough, but no Govern
ment that ever existed anywhere thinks it
: unpatriotic to take power to sanction or
reject a course which is still in the future,
and which itself regards with dislike and
apprehension.
, 1875-08-25
p R o X L A M A

nLLE og Enhver, som MATTE have
LII noget at fordre paa Boerne eff
ter:
|, Afgangne David James og eff
terlevende Enke Cathrine James, og
2, Afgangne Christian Castillo
indkaldes herved med 3 Maaneders
Varsel at anmelde og bevisliggj0re
deres Krav for undertegnede Skif-
teret.
C~hristiansteds Skifteret den Glide
August 1875.
II. A. JURs.
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notice OF ASSESSMENT.

STARR KING SILVER MINING COMPANY
~ Is'caii"n "f principal rInrr "f In -inr-- San
francisco. Ca'ii"rhiI: location of works. Spruce
Won't Mining bi>tric'. I.to county. SrNahI
:."'icr II hereby give that a. meeting OF the
n'iri "f Directors. hell ON the siN'h day 81
."ht lnl"r. 1873. hu a'S'--Incui $50. III Of TIr.
h"h Gents per 'lIrc was levied upon the capital
.im'k nf tue cnrP"rIii III. ravab'r Immediately
In United States rod coin. to tho Secretary
n""ms 20 aud -, Merchant. Exchange. San
Francisco. IHliiur'iI
Any stock ~ nu which this A.sr.Sm mt shall r..
main unpaid on the sixth day uT ,Ict..l,rr. 1875
VII 10" delinquent. and ahN"Ttis Il Tor sIi- ~
lnhlir auction and un 80 payment IL made l".
Tore. ~ill bt ""ll On SATURDAY. the Twruty.
third day "fuci"h T. ! - To pay the riu!imuurit
assessment, t"p'Ii"T wiIh costs OF adNcrIi.iu.
and ckI'"hAcSo; rair. by order Of thu Directors
LOUIS KApLAS. Secretary.
OrTICE-Eooms % 4 ~, M-r haut,' In.
changc, California street. san Francisco, Cal,
rP.tl
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AS exchange tells Of Il man who COM
inittcd snIcide for tn" strange REASON
that he had discovered hiins,lf 10 br his
own grandfather. Ills dying stut,-
nIcnt was us follows: married Il widow
who had grown mp daughter; my faith
rr visited my hous" very often and fell
i'll love with my stcpdnughtcr and mar
ricd her. 80 my father became my SON
in-law, nnd my stcpdHughtcr my luoth.
or, hccnusc she wns my fathers wife.
Some time afterwards my wife give
birth to Il som, he WAS my father,
hro,hrr-in.law, ind my unrlo, for llp
was tho brother Of my stcpmOtlicr, NY
fathers wifc--thnt is iny strpddIghtcr
had also II son; - WAS, OF course, my
brother and also my grandclIill, for ho
was tlIc son Of my daughter; my wifu
was my grandmother, brcnuso shc was
my mother smother; WAS my wlfu $ hus.
bund md the grnEdchild ut ono ,iiuc,
and ns the hnsnHnd ot II person grand.
mother IN his grandfather; | WIS my
own grand father.
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FrLL returns from tho elections in
San Francisco give the following re.
suit:
The independents havc elected tho
Assessor. District Attorney, City and
County Attorney. Chief Of Police, Cor
oncr. Public Administrator. Superin.
tcmdcmt of Schools aud four Supcrvi.
sDrs. Otherwise tho Democrats huvo
made clean sweep. Clcc;ing Dryunt
Mayor. eight Supervisors. the entire
state, Congressional and Legislative
tickets.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-09-11
wants 90 he President.
NEW YonR, Sept. s,

II IL cOniCcturcd here that Scnur AS
t"rin Flores. Minister nf the Republic of
Ecuador Ia the United States, who has
recently returned 10 his own country.
has gomc with the intention Of laying
claim tn the Presidency male vacant hy
the recent nssnssination Of Morcus. fa-
ihcr - Flores, who was three times
President Of nro N"ruhlic nf Ecuador.
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%
The latest returns from the Cnlifor-
min elections give the following aa tho
political status Of the next Lcgislatnro
in that Stnte: ..........-.
Scnatc-San Francisco and San Ma
teo, Dem.; San Francisco, Dem; CO.
lusa and Tchama, Dem; Contra Costa
and Marin, Ind. DEM; Munducino,
Humboldt and Del Nortc, Ind. Dum.;
Santa Cruz, Monterey and San Denito,
Rep; Sun joaquin, Rcp.i Alameda,
Dcln.i SAN Bernar>iino anu San DicOgo,
Ind. DEM; SonoIni, Lake and Napa,
Ind. Dem; Sulano, Rep; Santa Claru,
Ind. DEM; SACRAMENTO, Ind; Muripo-
81, MERGED and Stnuislaus, Dem; Sis
kiyou, Modoc and Trinity, Dem, anu
huld-oyers: Los Angeles, Ind; Santa
Bnrbnra md San Luis Obispo, Dem.
Tularc, Ind; Mokclumne, Dem; Santa
Clnrn, Ind; San Francisco, Dem.
Ind; Alameda, Ind; Calavcras, Iicp.;
Amnd0r, Dem.; El Dorndo, Rep; Pllc-
er. Ind; sacramento, Ind. SoinnO and
1olo, Ind; SonUmn, Dem; Yubn anil
Suttcr, Rep; Nevada, DEM; Sierra,
Kep.i Butte, Dem. ......... ...ss
Asscnbly--Amudor, . Dem; AlnnIe-
IN, lhu. Den., Dcm.i DuttC, 2
DEM; Cnlayeras, Ind; Colusa and Tu-
hama, DEM Contrn Costa, Rep. .Triu-
ity md Shasta, Dem; Del Norte, Dem.
III Dorado, DEM; Eldora and Alpine,
DEM; Fresno, Dem; humboldt, Rep.
Inyo, DEM; Kern and Tulare, Dem:
Luke, DEM; Plumas and Lnsscn, Dem.
Los Angeles, 2 Dem; Murin, Dom.
Alnripos" and Mcrccd, Dem; Mondoci-
no, Dem.; Monterey, Rep; SiskiyorI
and Mndoc, Dem; Napn, Dom.t NJ
vadn, Dem; Placer and SACRAMENTO,
Hep, 2 Dems.; San Bcnito, Dem.
Sun Bcrunrdino. Ind.; San Diego, Rep.
San joaquin, 8 Rep; San Luis Ubispu,
Dcm.i San Mntco, Rep; Santa Barbara
ana Ventura, Dcn.; Santa Clarn, 3 Ind. +;
Santn Cruz, Rep; Sicrrn, Ind; Solnnt'.
l Rep, Dem; Sonora. DEM; Stan
i"lnus, Dem; Suttcr, Dem; TuUlumne,
DEM; Iolo, Dem; Yuba, Drm., aud
tie between Ind. and Dem.
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[ CoIlYCIition-SIIOt.
CIScGSNATI, Sept. I.

Hon. J, d. Kelly is here and will re-
mnin in the city to-day. The working
mems convention met this morning and
mtmbcrs from II number of eastern states
were present. Tie sessions arc private.
Officer Tildcn was shot aud danger
ously wounded to-day by thief naIncd
james Williams, who wns discovered in
the act Of robDing Otto IIarris' drug
store.