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MoNp' ~. Scnt. g.. frOrn ASp Nrt,- Nov
lut'd request Southern duii. Wc.t'rn VIM - ,.l.
~ g. bt, So 81 So. su 1rine VI " to nd qy2r'ss
crn' g. 20" $3.50; EXTRA state &C.. 60 Saa 500, Nsi
Ky 80 !ba.t 10. DO winter wh.'t X an, - !"
snd univ or5a =. e. sTIS, soa.'ler1 .'S' ,oI
~ y lf, ds; w.. tS2'i southern siname txt 20
,Ega,l. M,,si-rn. &C., ,3G5. ,ii5, 'Tr.n yw,6c. &c
Paoyl.ioNs- .rk was nraor, sales on tn pot 300
bn.. new int's ~ 49, y - and iut .uturo
az 10y ~ 10 ior uctoocr; c,fs, ANY. B,cnh qu'oi
faies include frcih iaii,s a. ia ..ttb vi a. ig.
e',,r, d, its,. I,slrd hams q. 1870, aHi rec 10
Ga Wceiern aad fdr nre a .r, s ic h' MN, 1,I
g. 10, JOS. boNr nt! 90 ees;s. ~ cate rrd
sis@g{ ct atn'ln,c Tor good TO prime ciore. Esn.
C"rrov-llo nark.t tqr cotton on TIC spot ia sissdy
i.dnp , , "' Ni',' t ,I a,d '',e a9d Nv
ron.umutou, and 100 inr - aaiati' 1ur. esc'.
,,"S,, l..,cl ,l ~ II ldc fer sclcnbet.
DeVW9,r, lj9 DC. ~ Jsnuar,, Lie foe Fonruiry,
ana IA e. iaf iic II, 'irf' '; Ca iv s,s NAY
ds"ns opianue' a ioi hccci ,a a. zoe p.rt, 5,5E
., srNpnu PETROLEUM WIS nruc. hut quiet rennel
~. at is ~ cia'", nd NJ. 3,sIfoi coilnon t.
q ave 81 si5ss q. Eiiseey qull q tI.2i. Linse q
very du erar 70 Liver 'o ~. ice chart'rs ~.
cue sllr TO- rk, for urd' 'u ~ h' odts.. rnrc
cas none to smrrna al &c ''''' " WI ''''
saQ = forsof S" Ch,agS WIN. ii. "''i az
ior ~. tnqaso rtnc. mel tmt N0rhNtstcrn "a 10
and 81 ~ ar new No. wi,c 'ncic'i'Ri'' tcri va;
ia, g p, 4. v12 og' W e Sc io nfer new Hot
cho'rc new vlntc W storm, is'. tor poor d. 30 90
Rarev duct i,i hots ,no,,nno tp i,rso nv si
- -'.n push. iar Ia'nda at 81 a. cash isc sold at
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First in the Hearts Of i,- Countrvmcn.

fFNW Wc WWrhfNlfT ITla,l Htfnd.
THE NEW YORK Sun Ia, without quos-
ton, the ablest edited paper in the coun ~
There Is enough editorial ability On that paper
10 run half a dozen average metropolitan news
papers. IL deals In facts In most effective
manner. Facts are Its best holds" and II has
built up daily and weekly circulation nearly
double that Of any other political newspaper In
q ha
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OTTAWA, Ont, Sept. B-Saturday night last a
s'n named Pehusr attacked by two roughA ON g.
ttroNs street They stunt ed HIM with n bIov and
."s"y'r n tsoSi IN two different places lie canno.
p'skI "N' ""'' VI 'he W"h hh"ih
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Arrivcd-MovDty. sept. e.

NTTiNfU 7" IlNUNNl NNNT n.
Steam Nip Nav 'rihD, lluli. III % ie. lIpa.s
NiHHmsil? Ham T.. clyde Wilmington. y. C., naval
ftHft. ' ~
S'cam-hp Cityof B-pssel. Iivern'ol r,dgc ana pa..
nii-r. fuI PASS.
t.4u DfruY. Bremen mfss.
.frt N'u MlllN', y IS al. IN ballast.
itra Ann. Ere ], il ballast.
Aft W.. ~ luIf 80 D. .lIist.
I'raf IL B,hfse. ii,yllH. I'll .tr.
liIf IIa. .~ ~. fLs. ana no.. fffr
RIra Argi TN. a. 'D.itnHirp. cr'i.r
lr'g J.. 70. = rritr, GA lltrlOr. IA logwood.
Irc Oliver Niftt la4n. tN1li.
NCIr. > rphsn Bennett. e. rirlH.. SUGAR.
scar. Anna windsor, y. =, plaster
Aitnluc 4sl4l rlNrr ant cJttl ,I.s yrsss.i
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nrunccd by Petcr p Meyer ono nui'dine and u Us-r
side fldtids". north ~ brlancty street
nv j. VI. Miller, huil1ur Win lot north sifc y -
Fro tdwav, extending through Division str g.
tWctu titli Inc auu Nsr.lt eta Its au D, iulli
AMI lot, north siic Flftynr street. east Il ri ~,
10y n w Coates. house and TO-. cast side Ninth ave-.
nue. south Of seventh .ftsi street.
rlN T. A. awrcncc g Co.,. house aud Ut. horth SIDE
lhrutl street "a q Sew utI aNrtu" also. rglt. Oh
touring nh We I'm tho ~. r.
uy u. v. llafucii, Two lots soub side tngtU street
", ~ tf Fourth avcrv"
ny -- So, 90 o'rloc.. on prcu'srs. one o. GO
n,, "a Sdnu ttcuf. az I'm ~ Ia II 4 la Wtcuc,
~ Ntst arms tINtuJ fourth Ward.
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Great reduction In prices Of furniture and
carpets an sept L. to reduce stock Great bargains
walnut and eame.ltd chamber suites. Great bargains
In paror suteH Great harsJus In clrpets Great bar.
gains m everything. Il. Al. GJWpurthWat 4 Co, 1 -
and lb7 Chatham b. AdD.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-07

Consumptiyes should avoid quack medicines.
send to ID Brown 40 Warren It., Ny Tor his" Words
OF Cheer AMI eAcaie ~" ifIUIB VI the disease ALV
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\. SIN EinSjc Abdouinnl Helt-. Stocis-
g. Anhl'is' and Knee Cape AZ u a-u Tti-. ON ..
80. = Nes'l So Aston llous'. No Vi. Town branch.
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5uslncs qo,;tts.

Tho EiHrrhGis al Childrcn which are pro-
NN' ~ ~ 10 4if fhn - u or tuc exec sNf gHurr
o. ed m the ttohiash arc readily cured ny MIX of
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-07

\. Rupimrc Cured nv Dr. Marsh tprircip,
House ~ uptown branch
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-07

Dollar Cnsc Of homeopathic Medicines.
WIN htc nus = intlr uhe, nt Postpaid rerr 10
81 SMITHS Homo 'palnic pnarma'l 10. AN av
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No medicine ever had stronger recommend
uohs Tor IT. intrinsic merit than the Peruvian syrup
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MtRrNE rvrELnEGEvcr.

NruAgurv ALHAv,c-rris nay.
Nui rsea d li tnl f.-.... - 'uOl set- IL 10
N4uI NIfl-rii,s nay.
sandy oosIi 3'I G0s. island T. D. iiell tate IA
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~ itau- tue rate pait Tor me use or r1lf
:. ccut, AMI Nat. and Tor ralriue and = 81 cont.
INC tula ci'Th at the g. ~ itNciAuge Bans Nrr'
s-Nh-t WWs Fud uutuct g. Nll4i,toi currrIc =
tal ucts, tt3iu,iUj lhc sub lic4sr, r.lce.4ei ~
40 ID called oonl ana pAl out n IN iIt. on tc
pu lic ucD t1tuUl.
The days bu.iuc-H at the untei States sut-lrcasu s.
wa. boNd rccrlp n. fpiS .2tnAu Cu. payluclts.
ss2l nfNci do lance. Is 5d7IN4 tuirt ~ re-
&c p-. S,oihiNb 80. 30. payments. - ~ 50, BOZ do.
b .iance, Nb1aol0oI:j. CustoAH. Ss3OUuo.
Inc IN 90 nai rry.nue rccrip.s footed $4,000 ;
aud Tie CUSTOM receipts 46NOCDO. tn, lnasuFy nt
Ma,y = ol received 100000 IN IA ''". tunk NOT =
Tor reur option The Treasury bafrtcs at co-p "
business IA Wt~nington we're. Currency, sLeOlOOl ;
and cOn, 90 UO0O, including slUs5U 900 COIN ccrla
cater.
for,i'n eAcnango continued duh but steady At 49,
and 3SSd Tor tine alu demand na VITA the bcllln.
rat 81 fi.N.sf ~ .sIil ana a 81 ,Otff SS.
Aogcy wA4 a. plentiful supp on Gail At Ia - cen
Lake shore lOiucd Vat. lncOune were quitt 40 a.
Government bonds reflected a good business NJ al.
vanc ~ prcs currency o. sold AZ 1884; registered
s.. 1881 lldsS coupon Os 1881. III; cuupOn 1877 d.
lsoip coupon NS', new llss coupon lsdss, l.i's
Itstf rcd 'iu-, lld coupon lSts, IN coupon
lSt1 old. llsJA The following we've the Z. NJ clos.
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BTRTH.


Try Mrs. Win-low's ~ooihing Svrup. for 4 n
disease ~ children, sue as tocthli Wlnd colic 80.
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MONDAY. Sept 6-P. M-There were
no specially prominent features developed in
the SPECULATION at the Stock Exchange. though
a decidedly stronger tone controlled tho opera
tons during the anal hour Of trade The gen
eral market however, was dun and Irregular
until aiter2 =. a., Like Shore having been one
minute weak and strong the next, ranging at
6GLGl5j, sGD51GpGia G5576l56's. wcetcrl Union nt
tines impaired lrmness e. the general llst-par-
ticularlY when II advanced from as, TO ~, in
tie fly trade-but Il subsequently fell oif to
1ssHtnough closing at 40. EDrthwestcrn WAS veal,
1t the Grst board, and, under the pressure Of
heavy salcs, &C "asionet hy reports # a largo
falling "a the receipt, the price declined from
39k O3A. bat rallied to 49,. and closed at 30 .
after previously yclcing 90 $50. 4 more active
business Wa noted Va Pacific Nal during the
anal hour when the price advanced to ~ i. ami
u closed at the best figures 81 the day The short
interest In this stock and Lake shore is unusu-
ally large. nj the Enforcement IN the market
a. the close was ia part due To desire of oi era
tors 80 cover tl'ir contracts. Lake Shore was
Only fccbiy attacked by tho hears. and declined
cnshy on repnr's tht Commodore Nnnuciblt
.!d purchased controlling interest ~ TIE Gaia.
ia 80 ithorn roa -. Inis stury = not confirmed,
hut u true. in"ro - a prosucct tnat these tine
viii be run hero fer M har tuny. instead OF be-
mn competitors FOR the Western O. fic Eri
nrnnped = iu lO4i hut closed az IT, baycr ., and
~. Paul Common was D. Va cent. lower at tbt.
Union Pacific advanced from ~, tp5,t. auI
x Is lsltun RANGED AT iuii .rt A.tluts. Tine &C..
natnde. e tuo list WIS uraracally urclcctcd.
lue total numrrr 1T ennr.s do.lt m Wa
10i ati: ~ which iglle Snora trnroaonted i sol.
west "a Union, 1U.NJ, tiCliiC Nali Is.rII. North
western, ~ tJ. tUe. ..OlI: S.. N4uil. -Uu. the
prelcucG, 50; lt1eA land, 10 Ohios, ti.JI;
W lab 49,. SO; Atlantic ana Il'inr i"ie-itp.
Contrary $40; ialOn Pacific. 800; Consolidation
Coal, 80 htcni'san Central, aiI, Northwestern
Pittsburgh, III; New Y lrk Central 2Uu: nel,-
ware Larkiw mn, and Western, ib0: All n.ic
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1875-12-23

give the third term platform will soon
be known.
The omission to make the custom
army reference to tho care of Pro
vidence, is noticeable. Surely, it
would have been very appropriate,
in summing mp the progress of the
Republic during the first century of
its existence, to have acknowledged
the kindness and wisdom of Deity.
The message as whole is a very
creditable literary productiob, alike
in the portions which were written
by Grant, and in those which as
clearly did not come from his pen.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1875-12-23

The other day a Vicksburg father
gently said: "Don't stuff victuals into
your mouth in that way, my SON;
George Washington didn't cat after
that fashion" Tho boy, after pond
ering for whilo, remarked to him
self: "And | don't believe that George
Washington licked his boy for find
ing bottle of whiskoy in tho shed
when hc was hunting after horse.
shoe, oithor."
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1875-12-23
a Bogus Congressman

The Augusta Chronicle e Sentinel
says: We hope that one among the
first acts of the Democratic House of
Representatives, which is to Assem-
BILE next Monday, will be the passage
of resolution declaring that va>
cancy exists in the Third Congress
sional District of South Carolina
The man who claims the place-a
pestiferous carpet baggar named
Hoge-has never been legally clec..
ted and should be ousted from his
seat at the earliest possible moment.
Laying aside the numerous and pat
ent frauds which secured him ma
,jority over General MCGOWAN and
which are themselves fully sufficient
to secure his bis expulsion, there is
another and controlling reason which
should cause the declaration of vas
cancy in the so called South Carolina
delegation. The act passed by The
49I Cong ess, and approved March
3, 1874, regulating tic election of
members OF Congress, provides: "In
each State entitled under Ills appor-
iiOnmcnt to more than one reprcscn-
lativo, the number to which such
State may be entitled in the 43I
and each subsequent Congress shall
be elected by districts composed of
contiguous territory" The Third
District in that State, as constituted
at the time of llogo's election, con
sisted OF the counties Of Oconce,
Pickens, Anderson, Abbeville, Lau-
rens, Nowberry and Richland the
latter county being totally detached,
with counties Of other Congressional
Districts intervening. 1t will thus
be seen that in gerrymander;Dg tho
State SO as TO secure the election Of a
Radical from the Abbevilo District
the Legislature OF South Carolina
clearly violated the law of Congress
and made an illegal district. 1t fol-
lows that no legal election was held
and that the district is without rep
resontation. There can, we think,
be no doubt but that the House of
Representatives will take this view
Of the matter and that Mr. Uoge will
be ousted from seat to which he
has not the shadow of a legal right.
If heis ho cannot again be candidate
in the Third District He will be
eliminated with Rchland, as he is a
resident of that county. In the next
election Gcneoal MCGOWAN or some
other good Democrat will be successA
fnl if the Conservatives do their
duty. Richland county was put into
the district because of it's largo negro
majority, and with Richland removed
the success Of the Democracy is as
sured.
sr1zs e
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1875-12-23

Sho was one Of those sentimental
young creatures who linger at the
doorway to bid you good bye in the
r,light, and after she parted from
him the other night, she went up to
her room murmuring: Yes, | would
know it was hard times, by the kind
of hair oil he uses now.'
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1875-12-23
NO. IT.

tue triumph. 0Olne men nave won
fame by the use Of their fists, others
have lif!ed themrelves to its eiddy
heights; Weston gained it by walking,
but James A. O'Donuell stands to
day in the front rank of physical he~
roes, by showing that he is the pos
SCISSOR of a ravenous appetite and
stomach that quails not at thirty
quails-a stomach like bark mill.
GONE AND SEE ME."-A writer
says: Never take 'comc and SEQ me"
as phrase meant in earnest unless
IT be accompanied with II date. Such
as an invitation amounts to nothing
at all. If lady or gentleman desires
your company he or she will appoint
time for your visit. "Call on mo
when you can make 1T convenient"
"Drcp in as you arc passing" "Mako
us visit whenever you have an hour
or two 10 spare" arc social ambigui-
ties by which men and women of tho
world understand that they are not
expected TO do the thing requested.
When people wish to be chcaply pos
lite there is nothing like this kind of
vaguencss. The plimentary small
change of society must always DO
taken at large discount. 1t il never
worth its face or anything like it.
Yet it is q convenient medium of cxs
change, and heavy debts OF gratitude
that ought to be rcquit.cd in bottcr
coin arc often paid with it. People
who have moro polish than principle
uso it lavishIy-plain, blunt, honest
men, sparing!y or not ntnll. Whocv-
or makes q friendly visit to II fashion
able house on tho strength Of " nero
"Comc and sec me-" will very often
find the family circle he has dropped
into by request is rs ungenial as tho
Arctic circle, and he will probably
leave it with chilly focling that will
prevent him from vcnturing into tho
same high latitude again. But when
whole soulcd man, whom you know
to be your friend, grasps you vigorr
onsly by the hand and says, "Como
and dine with mo to day-dinncr on
the table at O'clock sure to
comc-wo shall expect you,' you can
take it as ccrtaln that your presence
is warmly desired. It is pleasant all
ways to make or receive u visit from 10
friend, but u nod on the street is all
sufficient from IS fashionable acquaint-
ancc.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1875-12-23

PRoTANITY.-Wc arc cmphatcally in
the age Of profanity, and it seems to
us that we arc on the topmost current.
One cannot go on She streets any-
whore without having his rcvcranco
shocked by the most profano use of
sacred names. Nor dose it come from
the old or middlc-agcd alone, for it is
fact, as alarming as true, that the
younger portion of .hc community arc
more proficient in the degrading lang
uagc. Boys have an idea list smart
to swear, that it makes them manly;
but there never was n greater mistake
in the world. Men, even those who
swear themselves, alc disgustcd with
profanity in young man, because
they know how, of all bad habits, this
clings the most inSidious of habits,
growing on one so Invisible that, almost
before he is aware, he becomes an
accomplished cursor Boys should
mover begin to swear; but if they do
stop!
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1875-12-23

RUssIAN BEAR Pare and scrapo
ripe, yellow cucuinhcrs, an cut into
round slices or oquarc bi;s; let them
stand in strong BRINE for twenty-four
hours. Drain wei, and scald them
in little vinegar and water, to which
add Il piece Of nlnm the size of
walnut. Prepare the pickle by adj
ding two tabIcBpooniuI's of whole all.
spice the same ct mustard seed,
and a dozon small onions, peeled
Boil it ten minutes; and pour over
the cucumbcrs. Ready for use in
three days.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-06-10
COLUMBIA, S. c., THURSDAY MORNING JUNE TO- 1875

IL 1NARD & WnEY-To patrons in X
IN arolina for their liberality: We v
Indeed thank you for buying a
Il ur fine ready-mnde Clothing, "
NJ eckwear, Underwear, cheapest, r
~ argest stock ever in the city, IL
A nd we believe best, for we sell TT
n nion Adams Black Silk Ties, u
ussian Braces, ,Suspenders. Shirts M
llade specially, good fit; guarantee lVl
nurability, elegance, comfort to I'D
~ uyer. The Quaker City and I'D
r. Star Shirts are all the go, and I
Wn Silk, Linen, Gingham Umbrellas Il
M7e claim to sell Mt less profit good A
wv rticle than anyheuse in the trade N
In fine, ready-made Clothing, our @
IL lyle and price is unequaled =
inen Cuffs, ,Handkerchiefs,C Collnrs;N
lZ ur stock can't be surpassed J
ENlegance, style and fashion, Hats in ~
1L nssimerc, Silk, Straw, Felt, Wool. v
Mouths Clothing, Shirts, Hats, Caps, A
IL No. 124 Main street. IN
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Three English steamers are at Calves
ton, loading with cattle for England.
This is new outlet, and may become
one of immense importance to the South.
When Georgia and South Carolina were
British coloniez, cattle and beef sent
from Savannah and Charleston to Lon
don. In recent times, King Cotton has
ruined the stock raising business tempo
rarily in the best climate on the CONT
nent for that industry--a mistake that
will be remedied some of these days,
The German infantry force of 1,200,-
600 men will be called out to practice
with the new Mauser rifle. The artil-
lery is to have the improved Krupp gun
When this vast army pnlls trigger in
earnest, there will be rivers of some kind
OF blood. The whole army,Iboth infant
ry and artillery, will have their new
weapons in 1877, about the time Prince
Bismarck will probably think it neces-
sary to CROSS over into France.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-06-10
Great Reduction
GRAND CENTRAL DRY GOODS ESTABLISn'T.

GRAND CENTRAL DRY GOODS ESTABLISH'T.
OWING to the season of the year and
" scarcity of money, we have made
STARTLING REDUCTIONSI IN PRICES
OF ALL GOODS, to enable our Gus
toners to purchase their summer sup
plies.
Customers will find almost every arti-
Gle needed in q family mt our establish
ment and ut prices below NIL competition.
Summer SILKS lower than sold in
New York
Summer DRESS GOODS about half
the usual prices.
Summer POPLINS below cost of i'm
portation.
Black GRENADINES, from 25c. up.
Ladies' and Childrens Summer AIerino
UNDERWEAR.
Ladies' SUN UMBRELLAS, SILK
TIES, HANDKERCHIEFS, RIBBONS.
Eh1BROIDERIES, LACES, HOSIERY
and GLOVES.
Gents White SHIRTS and FURNISH
ING GOODS, the most extensive and
cheapest in the State
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, SHADES,
MATING and WALL PAPER.
BOOTS and SHOES-choice goods ut
low prices
H0MEsPUNs, PRINTS, JEANS, COT
TONADES, &c, lower than ever.
Achoice line Of CASSIAIERES, LINEN
DRILLS and DUCK, for Gents and
Boys Summer wear.
1t will pay every one in need of goods
to examine our extensive stock before
making their purchases.
BARGAINS can always be found at tho
Grand Central Dry Goods Establishme ent
of VIM. I'D. LOVE s. co.
Samples sent gratuitously to all parts
of the country on application. June
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-06-10
@. f. JACKSON.
LBADBR OF low PRICRS.
WANTS MONEY.
WILL SELL CHEAP!
s75SEYVlI Or NEWE99gSI
Wine List-.-May, 1873.
12S NiIN STREET.

1ue LlBt-'.may, 1870.
soN0Ay THE GETTY HALL GRO
%g35S Gerry STORE" offers, as be-
3eSgsH low specified, the finest Wine
List ever published in Co.
lumbia:
CLARETS- Estephe, st. Julian,
Margaux, Pontet Canet, in pints and
quarts.
S-Laubenheimer, Hockheimer,
Dudesheimer.
SAUTERNES-Hau Sauternes, Graves
d Preignac, Latour Blanch, Chateun
Yquem.
CHAMPAGNES- -Pommery & Greno's
Lee, decidedly the finest dry Wine i'm
ported, Ohaus g. Duc, ;tcls "Sillery,"
Carte Blanche, Kelly Island, &c.
SHERRIES AND PORTS-These OF
fine quality, nge and bouquet, full
stock, most carefully selected.
My stock of French Brandies, Holland
Gin, California Wines and Brandies, Do
mestic Whiskies, maryland" "Baker, I"
"Finch, "Bomgarden," and other favor
ite brands, is always full up. have
always endeavored to keep this branch
Of my business supplied only with best
possible quality obtainable, and am fully
satisfied with the result.
Any rare Wine or particular brand not
here advertised, will be procured from
first hands Mt very few days notice.
GEO. SUMMERS,
City Hall Grocer and Wine Merchant.
May 20
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Hon. REyERDY JOHNSON ON THE THIRD
TERM.-A pungent and conclusive letter
from Hon. Reverdy johnson to the New
York Herald, Commenting upon Gen.
Grants third term letter, hos been pub
lished. While Mr.. Johnson comedies
that constitutional prohibition against
third term does not exist, he maintains
that this is no proof that the usage of
prohibition is not and should not be con-
sidered as conclusive. He holds that
long and uninterrupted usage in a Go
vernment like ours cannot safely De dis
regarded. He illustrates his position by
an allusion to the present condition Of
the veto power in England, which, by on
ancient law of the realm, tho crown pos
sesses, and which Mr.. Justice Black
stone says sis most important and, in
deed, indispensable part of the royal
prerogative." Yet this power, says Mr.
Johnson, has not been exercised since
1892, and has 30 fallen into disuso that
its exercise by the crown would produce
fearful ferment in the kingdom. Thus
is shown Il that representative md law
abiding country the conclusive force and
effect Of usage. The tradition against
third term is and ought to be as much q
precedent here as the tradition against
the veto power in England. Every Chief
days of Washington has recognized the
force ofhi example, and not one of them
ever dreamed of third term. MIR. John
son does not think it probable that Pre-
sident Grant will be repominated or re-
elected third term. There are many
who believe that if the agitation of the
question should lead to one-term
amendment to the Constitution it would
not have been an unmiZed evil.
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CIGARS
For 26 Cents,
PERRY s. SLAWSON'S.
Notice to Tax.Pavers.

Notice to Taxpayers.
FWE COUNTY AUDITORS OFFICE
Il will be open for receiving RETURNS
from JUNE to JULY 20, 1875, instead
of from July to August 20, MS hereto
fore.
The law requires the County Auditor
to assess oil parties who fail to list their
personal property within the time above
noted, Mt tho. same valuation as of 1874,
and add penalty Of fifty per cent
thereto; and all new buildings and
structures, not returned in 1874, must be
returned for the fiscal year 1875, and in
default thereof q penalty of fifty per
cent. will attach.
TO facilitate the taxpayers in making
their returns for the fiscal year 1875,
will attend in person at the following
Precincts:
Gadsden Precinct, June II, IS and %.
Acton Precinct, June 81 and 22
Davis Precinct, June 81.
Garner's Precinct, June % md 90.
Camp Ground Precinct, July l.
Killian's Precinct, July and g.
Hopkins Precinct, July 8.
Trenholm's Precinct, July TO-
4. L. SOLOMON,
May % 1mo County Auditor.
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