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, 1875-12-01
A Mandate AVntnKt kcnla and Scn
llOnM.

Report Of ths California Fsh Conlnls.,on.
For many years tito tea lIona and aeais which
tnhAbtt the clffs near tho entrance to tho DAy OF
San francisco havs been r, Deserved by special
enactment. aud penalties Imposed on any retaon
who should kill Or distulb them. Tia tesuIt ID
that they aro probably now hundred times rs
numerous al they were ten years sInce and arc
to bc found there In thousands. Whom it Ia con-
alieEed that they Weigh from 2c0 10 800 poundA
cAclI, And thAt they consume ut least from 10
70 70 pounds OF dsh daily. It will bo readily
seen that the quantity caught u tho entrance Of
she harbor aud In the bay Of Ban Francisco by
fishermen IL small 10 proportion TO TINT con-
ann1ad by lheho anlnla1s. II allowed to ipcroaso
= the Same iase fur few more yehrs 1t nill bo
difficulty, tor either shad or salmon to escspo
then willis entering our bAY. Tho fishermen ut
'al'elo hnd lilo SistA report that lhey find many
o. tue salmon to have heen torn BY the toekh Ut
tho animals. They appear now 10 soiye no
useful putpoao other than to CRAFTY tho ourt-
oaitY q stfaugsrs. And we believe Ii would 10
well u the 'sw shiloh now protects Them wore
repealed. and n'no-tonths Of them woro allowed
y be- shot that thoir oil nignt be utilized in tha
mbEtcation of machinery. We would recon-
mend thAt this Inv be repas!ed antl, If necessary,
Agaio Ee-euacted after plpe.lenthsa nj f1,em
shall bare been destroyed.
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ELSEWHERE,


TlUCEEUlNIS lAEaE len lFshpnIs
6pecrd1 Dssnateh to 1ht chteaaa If1onf<.
IxD1AaAroL1s, Ind, Nov. 3o.-Tho nrst bascl,
OF whisky caeeB Was called in tho United States
Court. All pleaded Guilty saTe tho Bingham
brothcsp, whose bond was forfeited. The fol-
lowing Ia = list OF tile dsfendanls: Philip c.
Eyermuc, John z. Phillips. Harrison Miller.
David At. Lows, George IIagan, John r. crisp,
Christopher Corconour, William Montford, Dea-
ais O'nlloy, a,,j Col. Smouson. Sentence MAS
reserved until statements could bo honrd from
attorneys, which viii probably be tomorrow.
The Bingham brothers arn represented BY Con.
yhackelfori and Col. DENLY, OF EvahsviIc, and
Tho other defendants by Gen. Denny, OF this city.
Frauk Latham, whose Rrroet was eecnred ycater-
day, Nas atra,pned on 81 Indictment for running
an I.ult It'll in Clay County. 10 which ho Gu
toted plea Of guilty but, theso bclug mitiEat-
lug circumstances III tho cnse. tho Court was
yeiy le,eut in p4Raing sentence. fine Of 9i00
ouly being int1iclrl. James Il. HILL Deputy. Col
lccor 1t the First District pleaded not guilty. and
will bo tried next weoh. John w. Bingham did
not lsu llom Fl. Louis to-day rs xas expect
ed, but will probably reach bore to. morrow.
Nc ,Ieaded gully when atTaisncd. THIS alter
noon Pheasant spare and Hir6ln D. SNYDER, rev.
cnuo ofticoss OF latokn. vcre brought Ia this
city under arrest for conspiracy to dcftaud tho
Government.
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! shayxlsI'iu CuuEhrd from III,
x4ullK1.

About year ago. Miss Annie Merksl, suQa IL
ysa1s. daughter Of Ms. John MerAol then TO-
aiding It LesspoEt, Pa. Wblle csocheIiuv 40
c!acntA'ly swallowed shawl-pin IL i.chrB
wAs sent for, but the pin could nut bo secSvo1vl,
II had lodged in Que VI the lunxa, aud
ayen.aA,lg much Inflammation enauod. Which wAs
followed by 4 chronic cough, attended with con-
last Ahe waa attacked With severe coughing
spell. which yearly AuHocated ler, when su1den-
" bard substance WAS ejected fEotu l1er mouth
which fall on The aoor. THIS Mas plotoa up aud
ss.os.a @ ssst sso shopty se1 Tbs
wAs eelzed with kuotbes coughing opcll, aud tho
rtss OF tho pin sAa thrown from the lung. The
pin had been d;Vidodby corroalou,
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MUM EFT ALsuS,
THEIR INDICTMENT RECEIVED IL ILLINOIS.


npea,ai UlsrnGch to The Ch1caoo Fr1au,e,
sPn,soyiErS, ILL.,. Nov. SU.--Ths Indictment
which tho Lifted 5tatea Grand Jury OF tho
Eauterp District Of Missouri found against Col.
DAVID Mum aud D. 7. Liue9ar, Of Cairo, for
complic1sy In tho vhlsky f,nuds. has been ro-
ceiyed a. tho oflce Of tho United States District
Attorney hero. and copy llaa also boon sens to
Tho Hon. J. D. Ward, Of Chicago. for shs pur-
pose Of ct1cetirg tho nrrcst OF Col. Mum. MIR.
yanDo.s:en, District Attorney, has tc'egraphod
10 Llnegar to-day that II prceenco
waa desirable, and he "lil be hbro
tomorrow or next day. Tho Indictment has
Eve counts, two OF which charge conspiracy and
completely in tho crooAcd business with the dis
tlllots Mt 6ago,owu. and two charge tho Eeceipt
Of 50, ,0)1 from 8, M. Barton. Uiatlllers Agent At
st. Lonis. The fifth charges an illegal use ol
revenue dtam, q 1T connection with the dlstllte1a
1t Lebanon. Ill. 1t is said that both these par
ties Will be Indicted st1relY as Tho noxt term Of
Court, as Two OF tho oifcnses ar9 alleged 10 laye
been committed III ibis Htatc.
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A nadnorshira {Eng.) lsdy recently paid :
visit to Lor father at Yorkshire wtso, before Bio
was married. had kept two or throe sheep dogs.
OF which abe was yery foud. biues then 20 l.s
retired from luslnssa aud dlspoBed ct ali eat
one dog. This ono mat she lady with demon
sttations Of great delight upon her a1,:
rival At her fstbors house, aud
that night tho dog went dla.
tauco Of miles to = farmhouse "hera
one Of the other dogs bad besn esnt {the isttef
was blind, but kept l. bolnS 80 old feFoE!ts). ~
tho morning, wIea tue indy rsnt to It's door. tne
saw not only tne dog which bad Riveu her sach
glad rsoept,ou tho day prssious, but also sha oIa
Gl,nI ono. which had evidently bseu brought "
tho other dog to Welcome her. When the seeona :
biz hons By tho sama du9. which Aftarwa'ds 70.
surned, having trayelsd = di4sauca Of ~ miles 70
give pleasure 10 tho old blind Que.
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Two additional facts relative 10 Mr. Valentine
Da.er, Iase Assistant QpAstoEmAstsr.Gane'sl u
The british Army, recently conylctod OF ~ ~.
decent assault Oh young ladJ, 10 N EnE!lah
railway sp..tmsnt-eal. hsyo been pub'iAhed.
First, hs edeoss, including sst-chaFEer, iu!m'
At lie North Camp, Aldetshot, there being aou
Iots, vhloh realized high. prices; and next ire
costs OF hls trial. winch b. has pay have e*ea
legally ..ta1sd," bis solicitor having theteb!
wiped away excessive ohazsca 10 tie sinonaa q
oYer Ro,tN.
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Of1un tolA.....as. .ss....ss+s.s.. .b9e, ,i41,iaf
For the comparatively small sum Of sixty-odl
millions, the Commission claims, an enormous
leturn would be mado. Ono ltons alone, 1t ~
thought. would mako the expense Of building tho
caual a Rood Investment aud that is ths ahtp-
mout at California products to Enropo aud
tue ports upon tho Atlantic coast. but more es-
PecialIy to Eurore. California ships large qnAn-
tsics Of wheut to tho European markets at pres
ent. All OF this wheat has to go around BY
Cape Horn. meeting the dangers Of that
stormy passage. and encounter,pg \ long delay
aud expense shat woud alt 10 obYIatad by tho
canal.
To allow sny foreign power to build this canal
which the commlasion thinks tho people OF this
country will not tolerate. Tho report advances
arguments sustaining tho klcAragua route. tho
principal nf which Ia that tho climsto through
which tho route pssses Ia favorable to tho con-
strucsou anu operation Of tho canal.
, 1875-12-01

In the evening We anchored in tho channel boz
tween UVuma and Usoga, III cast long. 33 dog
40 min. ID ncc., and north lat 0 dog. 10 1ntu. .
htc.
NAPOLEON cuAyyEL-nIpoN FALLS.
Next morning, tho curront perccptloly growing
stronger W wo advanced north, We entered tho
Napoleon Chaunel that sepasases UsoRa from
Uganda. aud then Hatled across to tho Uganda
pulled down sail and rowcd toward tho lttpon
Fails, tue nolse.of whoHs rushing Hnters sounded
loud aud clear IN our eats TIC lake Bhoalod
rapidly, and ne haitad to survey tho acono at a
causcd by tho escauing watera. spcxo haa baon
most accurate in hEa description Of the outaow-
Ing river, aud hia pencil has douo faiE juYtice 10
It. Tho scenery around on tho ubogA aud the
but picturesque aud Well worth, visit. A iow
small ls!anda dot the chaDnef Rnd lio cloHe
ashore white At tho entrance OF tho raaiu chsu-
ne1, !ooktug south, tho largo ialanda Of Uzsl aud
Wanz a1s,fh af 10 onaae' Or southwest .owa.!
fascinated By tho rnnka Of swelling foam aud
leaping, waters than by tho uneyun contour Of
the Laird mud the ear IL attracted by !hs ronRh
music OF their plav. despite tho terTora which
tho imagination paints to u.s. aud It absorbs All
our attention TO wsich tho smooth, flowing sus-
face Of the Lake, suddenly troken by tho rooka
OF .gnolss and helnasito which .protrude, While
instant doom to tho unlucky navigator who
would be drlftod among them. Thore 10 charm
In the econo that bolongs to faw suc,,. Tor sh,s
outlioWing river. which the leeAt Victoria Nj
yauzA discharges tEum its bosom, becomes known
TO tho world ID
THE WHITE NILE.
Though born amid the muuntaias OF 1turu,
karRne. atld ugoyeJa. It tIneEgts from tls
womb Of tho N!yAnzs tue perfect Nile which en-
nually Feausoltates parchea Egspt.
Brom the ltipon Falls ws prooseded along tha
coasE OF Iklra southwest uutl gaining the shore
Opposite Uz,ri wa coa4te4 Moste,ly Aloug tho IT,
regular shore Of uH2n.Ia.
Arriving at tho llao Of Kftya, wo secured
guides. VINO voluntarily offered to rouduet us "a
tar ~ blteaAs capital
AKsbAun TO x!.u ATEsA.
I1o!tlng short tims at ths 1HI2ud OF Kibfbi,
VIC proceeded to Ukktut who're ! snug hntaeshoe-
shaped buy wan discovered. From UkAfu We
dispatched masaenKers 10 MtesA to announce
tho arrival Of A'wlits visitor III Ugauda, attos
being most Hospitality received with falr worla
hut with empty hands aloug tho coast Of
| ugAuds.
CORRECTION or THE NArt.
] Ws1 anxious to discover tho sutyauce Of the
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coaYkR8loN on MFEAA AND HIS CuuAT ~ ohatS-
TiAHltY
would bo complete. have undermined Islam.
lam 50 much here that hlteBA has datormincd
hencstortt1. uutil he IL better Informed, to OBJ
aerT0 the Chrat!au Sabbath - well a. tho NOS
lem Rabpath, and tho great captains have unani-
moualy consented to It, Io Inns caused tho ten
couMandnents ct hiuses ~ 20 wr'etah on =
board for his daily porusai, ,--As MtssA can read
Arabic, Us we'll a. the Losds PRAYER and tho
golden commandment OF our Saviour. Thou
shalt love thy uoIghbor aa thyseIf." THIS IL
gEeas progress for the fow days that havo re-
manned with him, and, though anl no mlassou-
ary, BlalI bogIu to thiua that ahall becomo
one il Auch Buccosa is Ho feasible. .---..
THE oRAxp YIELD Soa oMn1srIAH M1ssIoaAnt&s.
llt oh that Bonao p!ous, practical missionary
would come hero What = del1 and = harvest
ripo tor tho slekIs Of tho Gospel Ateaa I you'd
give h!m snyth.ngIhoases ands Il. css!e " tsos5s 5s
ssy. il fs not tho moro pte.ohef That u wan % ID
hote, The Hlahops OF al Great britain oollsot-
ed, With ail tho classic youth of oAfosa aaa
Cambridge. would effect nothing hsts M wl!n sne
Christian tutor, who can teach people now 20
bpoome Christians. euro their dlseascs, construct
dwoliug4, undar4:suds sRrlculIn5a, and eau
u!s u. hssa Lhs to, to ~ Waited isst asss
gnri, . man If bo can he found, would become
tia ssyior OF Afnea uo must lie tied to no
Churoh or scot. but proteaH GOD and l1ls Bon,
apd I've biasS.ss s.Iir ~ D" og5so nf
fsth IN God. Ha must bslung to no nation In
particular, but rho ent1re white race. Buch q
man o. men, Mte.a. King Of Us.ndA UsoEA,
Uuyoro, aud kAsagao-h Kingdom $50 geograpb-
osi uallos IN lenEsh By 20 in breadth -1Evsos to
cons to him. Ao has begged mo to tell she
whits uen that. u thsy viii ou)y como 10 hin, he
viii elye thou Ill they wapt.
Nov. whe TO in there In ill THO Pagan world
NuHn pRoMisIA0 FIELD ron Aisaloa
thsn UgAud&3 Col. Linaut do usilefoaas - my
wituess that Apeak ths truth, aud know hs
will corroborats Ill cay. Tue Colonel though
Fsenehmau, IL q Cs!yluist, aud has bscoma w.
ardent well ll-w.shsF for the WAgands u an.
Then wly further spsul uoodtesslY vast sums
upon black paghnn OF Africa who hayo no e1aiu
ples Of their o1 people bocom'ng Chfassiaps be-
toEe them apeak 10 the unlyeEe!ttes' Mission
u XsuxitAr and 10 tue FIes Msshodl.ts At Nom
basa, to the lesdissg phi!sn:LropiAts aud tte
plous peopio OF England. HeEy gaat'emen. u
the shores Of tic Niy.uza call upon you. Obey
Jour own generous instincts, and lstsn to ,helu.
sud assure you tlat ln Que year you will hAYo
more rouYests to Christianity than all other
lulnalpnsxtss united can AumbsT. Tls populs-
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HoD 70 show mo Lis proyess ia sLootiuR b;ris.
We rowed, or raihor paddled, up "Murcbisou
Crock" visiting an fnuta a dtow In liz hnli,uu
for tho navigation OF the Iako hih nInno of re.i
dence aud lis former canita Banda, where
Bpske md Grant Found hin.
nlNrs rou TUE otoonApazns.
En- pdssant l may ro,naft that Hpoks oon1a
not poysIb|y hayo seen tho wlo,o OF tho im-
msnse bay he has denominatel cfaek. it is
trua that from short tiiatnuco ucsk nj Dwnpn
lis Tsmaxsn palace. np to Mnvonn tho a..
tremIty of tho Buy a distance Of about m.jos,
| ii mIrht bo termed q cIeux. but tIia tjstnnrc
does not aporuncn 10 ono-iIalf Of tha Inv
renpectIullv reouca.. geoatsnhern. Mossra.
K"}th. .Inhnston .,A1 Stnnfnrd ..nac,,I H.,
| 10 chnnoa liza Mans ~ rri;'
nan C,cok 10 Mptch,sun nav M mare
worthv tie largo aran ~ xnter nnu Lnown hv
lie fo,mor insnnrcc,.,,vs ttt1e Mm,,tis ~ ns,, ~
exsends from north latitude Is dscsees 10 1,orth 3
doaraas 81 mautos 10 % dsa.ae" 1ass A ,ncs M p
~ ~ 'h. 70 n1s ~
.oeh'a. Hs.ao a1o.u t.. tno o.ycontsacta
s1tt =. - ii' '' Sus "i'u ~ E.s..ees
Iiean'n ~ ~ @ a. "nee' nuloy ~! suca . ooay ot
a.,a 49, ~ ns ~ ao.g
ta,,r.n.ar ~ ~. H., tat luob T.
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KINas sOorroN IN THE UNITED STATES

kING COTTON IN THE UNITED STATES
SUPREME CoURT.-We learn from the
Union and american that q cotton case
OF considerable Importance is pending
In the United States Supreme Court,
an appeal fiom the Court of Claims.
The snit was originally brought to re.
cover the proceeds of 720 bales of cot.
ton. purchased by one Mitchell, in
Georgia. in November and December,
1864. and which was seized by the Go.
vernment in the early part OF 1866.
Itapreared that at the outbreak Of the
war the claimant was O citizen Of the
United States, and resident Of Louis
Vile, Ky. In Jnly, 1861. and before
the 18th he procured from the com
mandiDg General in Kentucky O mill.
tary pass permitting him to go through
the lines to the Confederate States,
where he remained until near the close
OF 1864. While there he transacted
business. collected debts, and pur.
chased the cotton in question, which
he stored at Savannah, where he was
in person when that city was taken by
Sherman. The Judges of the Court
OF Claims were divided in opinion on
the question of recovery, but. for the
purpose of having the case to go to
the Supreme Court. found for the Go
vernment, dismissing the petition. It
is claimed that Mitchell went to the
Confederate States merely to look after
property and Interests there, with no
intention of raising his hand against
the Government. and never doing 80
that he only acquired aud maintaIned i
domicil there, submitting TO the
authorities, never trading acros, the
lines, nor IN any manner doing n hos.
tile act toward the United States. Is
IL also insisted that. since the amnesty
proclamation wholly removed the OBJ
stacls Of disloynlty placed in the way
OF claimants OF captured and aban-
doned property. by the Act of March,
1868. Mitchell cannot be- held in u less
favorable attitude than others who ac.
tualIy took up arms against the Co
vernment. and who may still recover.
The Government maintains that
Mitchell disregarded his obligations of
allegiance to the United States, and
violated both tho laws Of war and the
Acts OF Congress by going into iusnr-
rectionary districts. and hence cannot
recover.
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For Sale.

k.h HAVING changed my residence,
nWA desir. to sell my HOUSE in Colum-
S2lAbia, and will coll at . sacrifice In order
to avoid renting. Call on j. II. SAWYER,
ESQ, at the Central National Bank, who 10
prepared to negotiate.
A. q. BRENIZER,
Jan 81 Is Charlotte. n. q.
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Vice.President Wilson, in conversa.
ton, stated that he had received moro
letters from different parts uf the
country. endorsing his views on the
political situation. as set forth in his
recent letter addressed to the editor of
the Springfield Republican, than he
conld possibly read. He considers
that he has struck the key note of
public sentiment, and that the masses
OF the Republican party against the
proscriptive policy which the leaders
have adopted since the can paign of
1872. He reitcrates his opinion that,
with anything like proper manage.
ment, there is no reason why the Re-
pnblioans cannot elect their candidate
for the Presidency of 1876.
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UNITED STATES DIsrR1cr Counr-
CHARhEsroN, February 4.-Judge
Bryan pResiding. The petition Of
Geo. r. Capers. for leave to sell chooses
In action in the matter OF Hope i
dyles, bankrnpts. was referred to Re.
gistrsr Seabrsok. The petition of
Charles Il. West. Jr.. craving instruo.
tion from the court as to the disposi-
ton OF property in the matter of JOS.
+. Pringle & Co.,, was referred to
Robert Rhett, of Columbia, to inquire
into the facts and to report.
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The negroes who. on Monday, re-.
minded Congress that recognition Of
Kellogg and q rejection of Pinchback,
would be an invidious distinction on
account Of color. were precisely right.
Ii Pinch. Is no Senator, Kellogg is no
Governor. No proposition can be
palmer than that. II Congress reoog.
nizes the one and rejects tho other, the
distinction Gun be ascribed to nothing
else than personal objection to Pinch.
back.
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A Good Opportunity.

XXTE are doing an extensive bupiness isa
w CLOTHING and CUSTOM TAILOR
ING, through Local Agents. who are sop
plied with samples. showing our Ready
made and Custom Piece Goods Stock. The
and ourselves. We desire to exte end our
business in this line, and for that purposo
will correspond with bono file applicants
for agencies. Send real name and refer.
ence as to character.
DEVLlE h CO..
T. o. Box 2,256.
Feb Do New York Oity.
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SUNDAYS Smoking.

ouuuHy bm0Klng.
NDIAN GIRLS MONOPOLY-throo FOR
L. 25 cents.
Indian Girls NEW sENsAT1oN-threo
for Is cents. ~
Indian Girls HALF-DIME CIGARS.
The Monopoly and New sensation are
the quality OF cigars usually sold At two
lor 70 cents, and the Half-Dime defies com
parison with any cigar ever sold in this
market At 10 conts. Sold only by
req b PERRY Il SLAWSC,N
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Grand Central Java Coffee.
XXJE are agents for tho GRAND GEN.
wv TEAL JAVA COFFEE COMPANY.
Their coffee IL sold in pound packages, At
thirty conts per pound. and each case Of
sirty pounds contains a superior efQht d1u
clock, which becomes the property of the
lucky purch aser who Buys TIE pachage con-
tanning the tickot whieh eutitlee the owner
thereof to tho clock. The coffee is full
valne itsc'f for the price charged, and the
clock is given as prize to induce pur-
chsscrs to try the coffee.
Jan22 JOHN AGNEW e. SON.
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'-F Finest Goshen Butter IA
TN town TeaHeed a=s oeats por pound, at
: Fob v HARDY SOLOMOE'E.
Lost,

fci.I ] Lost, {
0S the night OF the 4th inst,, at the ball
~ OF the Richlsnd Rifle Club, q large
white NUBIA. The finder will CONFER q
lavor BY leaving it at the Office OF the CLERK
oI the Court. Feb 6 Is
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WAKE TJP

THE Indian Girls NEW SENSATION,
J for 35 cents, have arrived, and will truly
WAKE UPa sensation In the Cigar Trado
Just as soon as 1t ia found out by smokers
that PERRY & SLAWSON are introducing
tho FINEST 3 FOR as GENTS CIGARS
ever boastsd OF in this country. Feb 3
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Notice of Partnership.

GADsDEN, 8. O., February !, 1875.
HAVE this day associated with me my
Il brother. JOHN J. HAMMER, as o
partner, and the buainess heretofore con.
Quoted BY me at this place, will hereafter
6e conducted under the firm name OF
GLENN A. HAMMER d BRO,
Feo 52 GLENN A. HAMMER.
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E0-3an anples sent to ell parts OF the
country on application. Jan 80
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City Taxes.
pART1ES having city taxes aud licenses
4 to pay can be supplied with CITY
NOTES, receivable for same, at discount
by applying to JOHN AGNEW Il SON.
Feb3
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Seed Potatoes. Bacon, Apples, &c.
900 BBLS. ehoico Seed and Eating
oVO POTATOES.
80 boxes prime Salt and Smoked SIDES.
100 bbls: selected APPLES and ONIONS.
so tubs Goshen BUTTER and Leaf LARD
20 boxes Factory Cream CHEESE.
1C0 bbls. Family FLOUR.
q. J. LAUREY,
Feb 26 Opposite PHGNIx Office
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subject only TO the conditions and
Limitations. established by law and ap-
plicable alike to citizens of every race
and color. regardless OF any previous
condition OF servitude. That any per.
son who shall violate the foregoino
section. by denying to any citizen, OK.
cept for reasons by law applicable to
o,tizsns OF every race and color, and
regardless OF any previous condition
OF servitude. the full snjoyments of
any Of the Accommodations, advan-
tages, facilities or privileges in said
section enumerated, or by aiding or
inciting such denial, shall. for every
such offence. forfeit and pay the sum
OF $500 to the person aggrieved there.
by, to be recovered in an action of
debt. with full costs. and shall also,
for every such offence, be deemed
guilty Of misdemeanor, and upon
conviction thereof, shall be fiued not
less than $500, nor moro than 81, 900,
or shall be imprisoned not Jess than
thirty days, nor more than one year: ::
PROVIDED, That all persons may elect
to sue for the penalty aforesaid, or to
proceed unde. their rights ct common
law. and by State statutes; and having
so elected. to proceed in the one mode
or the other, their right to proceed in
the other jurisdiction shall be barred ;
bat this proyiso shall not apply to
criminal proceedings. either under
this ACT or che criminal law Of any
State: And pr0nided further, That q
Judgment for the penalty in favor Of
the party aggrieved, or o judgment
upon. an indictment, shall be bar
to either prosecution respectively.
SEQ. 3. That the District and Cir
cult Courts OF the United States ehall
have, exclusive Of the courts of the
several States. cogni1ance OF all crimes
aud OF offsnoesagsinss and ia violation of
the provisions OF this 'Aot. and actiens
for the penslsy given by the preceding
section may be- prosecuted in th.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-02-06

DEATH OF A CONGRESSMAN Samuel
T. Horsey, member OF Congress from
the Fourth Maine District, and mem
ber- elect Of the Forty-fourth Congress,
died on the evening of the 4th, in
Bangor, after long illness.
The running of trains has been sus-
pended on the Wincna aud st. Peter
wis Railroad, West OF New Ulm, on
account Of the snow, which has drifted
in some places fifteen feet deep.
There are forty or fifty unemployed
hands at Edgefeld Court House. Capt.
Guerard endeavored to hire some of
them. and found it impossible to do
80. even at high wages. Poor martyrsl
John Simmons. while attempting to
board the steamer Dictator, off Port
Royal. had his boat caught under the
wheel and was drowned. Three of hie
companions escaped.
A Cincinnati girl OF eleven has be-
come the mother OF ll.grown child.
The father is twelve years old.
Miss Haskins. OF Danbury, N. H.. is
distinguished for hair 521a inohe Is
long.
Colonel Blcon's favorite hors.
'GraDger, was cleaned ont in the
Savannah races.
Hon. u. T.. Comstock, Judge of the
Ninth Michigan Circuit Court, died al
Paw Haw, OF q paralyt'c stroke.
Mr.. John McCaughrau, OF Chester,
died last week.