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=. vt, Fl. ~ Notice. -t -.g,
To Persons Doing Business Within the
Limits Of the Corporation.
YOU will please call vt my Office on Mis-.
siss, ppi street. and settle your License
for the year 1915 which is now due, within
thirty days from date WBB. 4
January end, 1875 Collector.
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NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

TOHN HARP ~ T. t85"
- DEALER IN
Groce les, Wines & L.. aors,
Rat oud 4 gcnue. near tie ,Derot,
DONA LDSONTl...E
Groceries sold 1T living ,..les. invite all
to come and price my ,o"is .jhnISim
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Senator PineG backs new creden
tails have been referred to The COM
mittee on Privileges and Elect .ops.
The Associated Press agent at Wash
instoD is Of the opinion that "they
will sleep there" but rs he is a very
poor oracle indeed, we prefer to be-
leve that such iejustice &c Louisiana.
and her chosen Senator viii not be
tolerated.. 4tt,., M4 " ,1.4 3,..+ u
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STANDARD TIMEX PER,
u. F.. Park,
Chronometer and MATCHMAKER,
Cor. Hississl1 80 L41bxreAe slgeets. 4
II DsaalAsonvanle. I4aa Il,
s. Watches, Jewe1fy, SpecssoleS, Gldeks, eeeo..,
for sale. Particular attention paid to the
repairing of fine watches. All work war
ranted. decl3-73
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r .ucY BUrLER's
EoNARD DUFFEL.
Collector,

Respectfully offers hin services to tho -bnss.
Dess, public and his friends generally in the
p,rsf Of A:ccnsidn and town Of D6nal,lsoiil
vile for the collection VI Accounts. Any bus
mess entrusted to his exre will receive the
prOmptest attention. ~a~ze ianl6
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g. .
i has been quite. generally known
for some time past that the New Or
leans Times had become the property
of Messrs. Stohtemeyer & Judsoh, the
former holding tbs, position Of Audi
tors Solicitor, tho latter one Of the
principal owners Of tire st. Louis Re-
publican, but the fact was not an
nounced in the columns Of The Times
until a few days since When the names
Of the new proprietors were nailed
to tho masthead Mr.. I. N stoute-
meyer, who occupies the position Of
editor in CHEF is a ta,c.,,lt4 writer aud
marked improve ment IN the editorial
department. may b. looked f"f under
his direction. Tb. r"l tai course Of
the paper will not be changed. M.
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LN.AkMElsS READ TlIiSii .5 ~
Seed d-alsys and growers write t. us.
49,. f. I AE BEST YET.
ne Arabian Sugar Cane WAS
ought 10 bis Sl:.,e dur ~ .le Worlds fatr
a. Vienl:t: j vd",I, injure your land. The
p-otuction y enormous. The Cane grows
i.'on eight to we've feet high, aud rom two
10 three .lcnes ID meter. A sample pack
age Of seed that will prot. nee from 40 to cd
gallons Of syrup viii be sent postpaid bv
mai! tn directions for planting and special
.erms agents, o. 'ecept OF 50 cents.
viii give ages. q Tor from one to FIVE
marshes. BE sl.e !" write for terms TO
W. s. r proN, Scotsman. man. "a
REFERENCES: Editor Cleveland He,uld,
Editor Ocoee Register, A. E. Blunt. 2. NJ.
o" any Of the city OF county oficeis. ''''f'
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The Franklin Sun Of the second in
slant, says: ..s-
A horrible murder Was committed
on the western border of our little
town last Thursday night, which ere
ated quite a sensation in the c,mmu-
nifty. It seems TINT "Nathan f:nri, who
was one of our highly esteemed COL
Ored citizens, was demanded on said
night to open his door, aud Oh SO do
ing was shot several tunes and fell
dead. Upon hearing tue report of ..be
guns, his son, lad of sixteen years,
bounced from his bed aud started for
outdoors, bnt had not more than
reached the end of the gallery before
be also fell, pierced with bullets ~
lRf9 1Mv&Ntfon.-fZ4syif, The famous
map man. vino mace al e ma,.s for Gen
eral Grant and the Un,o, army, re- /, ,..!,e..;es
Of wien ne published has Just invented a
way Of getting a relief plate from steel 80 as
to print Lloyd's Map Of American Continent
show ing flnm ocean to ocean-un orc en-
tire sheet of bank note paper, ,40x5O inches,
large, Oh Lightning press, and co'ored,
sized and Vanished for the wall so as to
stan dwasilns, AMI mailing anywhere in
the world for . ccn1s, b. ianvarnishtd for
II GEMS. This map low: ,;,e whole United
States and Terrific. 4es III q group, from sur
veys 10 1875, with (; million place: on it.
such rs towns, cities, villages, mountains
lafes, ,ivers, streams, gold mines. railway
stations, &C.! This map should be in every
house. Send Is cents to Ne Lloyd Map 7ub-
.sfhing Companv. Philatlelph ID, and you will
get Il copy by reauin nail. i,. .l4 .ss .,.-
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HAVE you HEARD THE SEws'
esnera' Rdciss'nss'
1AnsfI4ry rAs'<a AWAY
A New Era Of Prosperity Dswningl
''i' 10 II is Nov. Evide,nr,. sa''
That the dark cloud Of commercial depres-
sit'n'that hns hung over us SO long is
.r.rs..=z breaking. that sxssy kin1.sf.. asspx-.
BUSINESS 1ss REvfvIke,f i
Prices arc going down, and bright outlook
seems beaminS upon us from
gTs ~. tho near future. g II
b. n. iss.ttNut Il tla& s..t al -
=; go a.at '--- 's.a s.t+<tl'- III.
At The wel1 known, popular establishment of
+, :. MARX n ,rlRAE1. ~, ,,i.a -
ni.s'.s;api, Street, corner u 1s.. ,o.
> - DoN41DsoNrz11E, L., If
The initistive has been taken in anticipating
sa this promised era Of general that.
:5 Here may be found the, ', '...'
Is largest and hest Stock
go OF '''... 't-i-= 4
81 DRY GOODS,
TRIMMINGS, ~ '> UNDERWEAR,
Mems and Boys Clothing,
PLANTATION STORES,
y. STAPLE 4 FANCY GROCERIES,
BOOTS Il SHOES, ~ Ia. e .......,,, ~.
e HATS T. CAPS, j., If. .,utI -,
r., g" HARDWARE, a.t tjl b..
j.. ", ff.fa,.. ,ge SADDLERY,, - .e .
-, gttH 30 si- "a HARNESS. r... ~
BUGGIES, CARRIAGES Il CARTS,
Of Every Description, IT,"
That has ever been offered for. sale in the
Town Of Donaldsonyille or parish $50
etpi Of Ascension. At Israel's ~4A tas4
New Goods at New Prices !.
=. ..tU, 70 <satut5, ss.t mar t.r-t han s.
ID 5rt.,; IL the Watchworl. rn 't-
And visit to tile Emporium will demon
-,t strate that the f.r
New Scale Of Prices ~ . t.
,td w, --ls, A, GRKAT-,., t=,.l ,.@i.
Reduction from the Old,
1,s i-, .l.iae - ~ -
4 .t ,nnt' II. ine 49, .n'i brft.4
~ Call and Examine the Stock. NO
TROUBLE TO, SHOW GOODS. taN Il
Look for the big sign of ~ '''.-s'
w. MARX ISRAELI, ,.-,.tt,
-, tsfHtJfDt.t lnd = ~ s. ~hspF -,-'t
-,Dt;.,G ,aopftflfp' On the Front street, ~,
s1e74, DoNALDs0v,'Erz1hE ',"' Tyr
- - ~ - - -,
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Sentinel comes to hand with the word
infamousr occurring bnt once in it's
editorial columns. There is some
thing wrong with the editor, sure.
We fear the Sheridan dispatches have
turned bis head, as butcllefed plagia, !.
isms from !" Mother Gooseas Melodies >
are Che most intelligent continents he
can bring to bear ppon them. Poor
fellow We shall not feel happy
again until the usual numerous refer
ences to "Durell the Infamous
Kellogg the Infamous, u" Anderson
the Infamous" Wells the Infamous, >
and " a-crowd-bf-o.le,-iudividua,
the Infamous" IRE sarpeariD the Sen.
tinel ind indicate the recovery by the
editor of his lost reason.
Messrs. Hoar, Wheeler, Frye and
Marshall of the Louisiana Congress
sional Investigating Committee arrived
in New Orleans Thursday and on Fri
Gay began their labors. They will
remain il the city couple Of weeks
and will institute a Through examina.
ton Of Lonisiana's political troubles,
performing the task more satisfactor-.
lily and completely than did the sub
committee composed of Messrs. Foster,
Phelps and Potter. Attorney General
A. p. Field, Hon. Hugh J. Campbell
and Hon, John Ray will represent the
interests Of the Republican party, and
Judging from the ability Of these gen.
tlemen apd the statement Of facts
they Intend to establish which has
been presented to the committee We
shall look for u better vindication of
the party than was made by the conn
sci who appeared before the suo-con-
mittee. ''''H '''
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Nothing ismore lady y-like than the usc
OF fine note paper and n neat fashionable
envelope. So, think the fortunate re-
ceivers of suoha billet-doux. The sweet
ness of a charming sentence is rendered
more delicious, if conveyed on delicate
tinteti sheet of Prizes Note Paper. 1t is
bnd taste in gentlemrn writing to a
Lady on inferior stationery. If you wish
to he posted on the latest novelties, the
fashion In these matters, enclose stamp
to Walker, Evans j. Cogswell, for one Of
their little fashion books Gard Ell
Hucttc, or send an order for recherch 9
lot OF pnper and envelopes Of the latest
style Do not forget Mt the same time to
order II monogram. J16t
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Correspopdence Columbia PHOENIX.
. GrENN SpRINaa. Ji11Y 81. a a1k /

EDITOR PHOENIX: AS many Columbin
families are represented here, few items
from this section may prove interesting.
The weather has been extremely warm
for the past few days, but to-day is
decided Improvement, and II most inyi-
sorating breeze has been enjoyed. The
widespread reputation of the hcalthtul-
ness of this spot is attracting hit!Ier quite
IL goodly number of visitors from all
sections OF the state about fifty being
registered ut present. The excellent me-
dicinal virtues of the water of Glenn
Springs are too we'll known To need any
comment here, and the well-kcpt hotel is
quite I'M inducement. OF course, one
does not have all the luxuries and deli
caclcS OF first class city hotel, but
everything is.clcan and comfortable, and
no pains arc spared by Mr.. James Gads-
den, the courteous and attentive assist
mt OF Alr. Gornan, to make each guest
feel ns much at home as possible.
Various amuscnaents are rcsorted to by
tho guests, in order to pass the time
pleasantly. .Acroquet ground has been
arranged in front of the hotel, and II bill
lmrd and bagatelle table and bowling
alley nre ACCESSIBLE. The first s.hop" Of
the season took place last eyenina. and
was participated in by many Of the
guests and several ladies' and gentlemen
from hann;na the ,,.a, surrounding country; The
early, rather,l hour, and all seemed to
enjoy themselves A-yisit to the spring
is always in the programme ,Jnnd if made
early in the morning and Liberal liLa-
ti"ns of this eAceii.nt wntet la,rtnA-n oif.
it is sure to give any one a:good appetite
for the substantial breakfast which thew
will find awaiting them in the lnree and
cool dining saloon. Through the exer-
tions of MIR. German. the guests are now
supplied with tri-weekly mail
The farmerSall through the country
are quite jubilnnt over the prospects Of
fine crors. Mere anon.
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Speaking of the South, the Boston Post
says that fire could not clean ont n
doomed territory more completely than
the carpet-bag fraternity, chartered and
protected from Washington, devoured
the remnant of substances which was the
Sonth's only reliance in struggle for
recovery. But it is everything that la-
Dor has Mt last opened it's eyes to the
truth, md comprehends the vital points
of the situation. When the blacks suffer,
then they are able to see that it is be-
cause the whites have suffered before
them. and they reason very clearly from
the effect to the cause. When they finally
understand that whole States have been
impoverished, whose productive re-
sources once seemed limitless, they are
able to conceive that it was accomplished
by influences from without, that, how
ever commended to their appreciation.
have proved themselves trecherous, de-
structive and cruel
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Don't MAKE WAR ON THE SroMAcH.-If
You are bilious, dyspeptic and constipa-
ted, don't make war on the stomach by
succosssively swallowing blue pills, strong
purgntives and powerful astrincents.
Such procedure damages digestion and
weaken the bowels, leaving stomach, liver
and intestines, after the immediate effect,
in condition of greater disorder than
before: That complete relief which
remedies of the above description signal
ly fail to afford is obtained by using
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. And for the
best Of reasons. Biliousncss is tho re-
suit of inactivity of the liver, dyspepsia
of weakness of the digestive organs, and
constipation is produced by the above
causes operating together. The Bittcrs,
being o. powerful stomachic, overcome
indigestion by stimulating the secretion
of gastric juice, relieve biliousness by
promoting greater activity of the liver,
and thus enable the bowels to not with
renewed regularity. J23t3T1. !
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The owner of q, pair Of bright eyes says
that the prettiest comp mpliment she ever
received, came from child of four years.
The little fellow, after looking ct her in
tentiy for moment. inquired naiyely,
care your eyes new ones2" l..
"Latin and Greek are all right" said n
Washington County farmer to his son Ia
young graduate) the other day, "but
gimme o man who can plough around an
apple tree thout touching the roots"
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IA; January 143@14 5-32; February
IA 5.1G@I4$ March. 1417-32614 9-16;
April IA 23-S2@ 144; May l4s@15; June
i@a|s5s slsss1&fe FL Cotton saIsmia.,,iss
1ss; aso!s gT%sSSn rassiS's .a ~ sgssSd srdipay
40; sales 62; spinners 30. Oats Armer-
sr order tsadss SiA% sSsise. ~ osh s3 mao" ama
Bulk meats quiet and firm-shoulders
9@9S clear rib 12a@l2l. Bacon firm
shou} }defs }9i@10; clear rib 1870, I3I.
Hams 146 14l. Lard quiet and tirmE
refined LA! Coffee firmer, but not quo
tablY higher. Whiskey quiet md lower
|-d.2o!. Sugar very strong -103M1O1.
SAVANNAH. entirely nominal
lniddling IA; low middling 49,; good or.
dinnry l3l.
New ORLEANS: Cotton lull-middline
14}; low middling 133; good ordinary
l2a net receipts 6; gross IL; sales so.
MOBILE. Cotton nominnl-midllino
14l; low middling IL; good ordinary l3s !:
exports coastHfse 50. +a' 4 -
MEMPHIS. Cotton nothing doing and
demand moderate -,niddlins l4lGJ24!;
net receipts 18; shipments 81 : -. ,,'
CHARLESTON. Cotton dull-middlino
l44Ol4s; low middling ii: good ordi-
nary as4 net receipts G3; exports coast
GiIvntos. dull and nominal
-middling IA; low middlins 1871, good
BosToN.-Cotton quiet-middlinp 15l:
low middling 14i; good ordinary ii; net
receipts IL; gross IL; sales 149.
PHILADELPHIA. A.-Middling cotton 14!:
low middling l43; good ordinary Isl :;
net receipts az; gross 7lS
NoRFoLK.--Cotton quiet--middlins
14l net receipts 20; exports ooastwise 81.
AUGUSTA. nominal Smidllinr
Ia; low middlinS 49,; good ordinary 13:
net reoe{pts 81 ;fsales 55.s~A sSss esg !.
WfIsIlhaToS. Cotton anil and .1alni.
nnl-middling 143; low middling 14I:
Gcca ordinary u: net receipts
CEScINNATI.-Flour nctive and higher
family 6.25@6.5D. Wheat buoyant
and nnsottled-- 1.45G,I.5O. Corn
very firm and holders asking higher
1000. Pork quiot and flrm-2O. 80.
Lard demand fair and frm-summer
G13l; kettle 14}M14A. Bulk meats
active and higher, closing tirm-shoul.
ders 84(98s; clear rib sides 11a@115;
clear sides 12b@12l Bacon demand
F34; clear rib sides 11.S21M,11.S5; clear
sides 1871. -
LoU1svILLE.-Flour demand fair and
prices Hdvanced-4.75@7.25. Wheat
demand fair and firm-1. .15M,I.2 Corn
quiet and firm.-7OGG76. Provisions very
firm and holders asking higher. Pork
21.50. Bulk lneats-shoulders 81; clear
rib 12i clear sides 124. Bacon shoul-
ders 0i; clear rib 1871; clear sides l3l.
Hams 142@15l. Whiskey 1.1G. Bag
ging quiet and steady-13lGl4.
ST. LOUIS. very Arm and hold
ers asking higher; buyers generally
withdrew from market and little done.
Wheat active and higher; demand chiefly
for spcculation---1. -1.3Gf a. 1.3S. Corn
higher-69Gl694. Pork higher-2l. %.
Bulk meats tirmer-shoulders 81; clear
rib ii /; clear 12s. Bacon firmerlshoul-
ders 90; clear rib 12I@I3: clear l3lM
13l. Lard tirmer and held higher-l3.
Whiskey steady and unchanged. uf
LONDON. rate %, which is 5
below bank. Eries 143. Weather fair.
Bank increase e72G, 200.
ErSEtroolA3-P. M.-CottoYi oniet q
middling' hplands 6 1916; mid,lling Or
leans 3-16; sales 10000; speculation
and export 5000; American 5000.
Speaking Of the South, the Boston Post
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State South Carolina---Richland Co
t. COURT or COMMON PLEAS.

State South Carolina--.Richland Co.
. COURT or COMMON PLEAS.
John Lynch, MS Executor of the last will
and testament of John NBauskett, de-
ceased, plaintiff, against Lhnce j.
Hancock, James III. Rhett, Mrs. Mar
thu Arthur, executrix, Winiafn Martin,
executor, Edward Arthur, John Arthur,
Fannie v. Arthur, Mary B. Arthur,
Mrs. Cecilia Johnston, Lntta Johnston.
Thomas B. Wallington eta., defend
ants. Summons.
To The defendants 1Lrs. Martha .Arthur,
Elra'I Arthur, John .1rhur, Emnie
y: Ay1'r, 1fary p. Arthar. .Mrs. O.
celia Johnston and Lntta Johnston: +!
VOU are hereby summoned and re-
Il quired TO answer the complaint in
this action, which was filed in the Office
of the Clerk Of Common Pleas, for the
said County, at Columbia, on the 3Oth
day of June, 1875, and to serve copy of
your answer to the said complaint on tho
subscribers at their Office, No. 8. Law
Range, Columbia, s. c., within twenty
days after the service hereof, exclusive
of the day of such service; and if you
fail to answer the complaint within the
time aforesaid, the p1Aihti6 Ia this a0tion
will apply to the Court for the relief de-
mnnded in the complaint.
McMASTER & LsCONTE,
July 8 fG Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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Funeral Invitation.

The relatives and friends of Captain.
AMI Mrs. DRURY NUNAMAKEls are
respectfully invited to attend his funernf
THIS (Fridny) MORNING, ut St. An
drew's Church, in the Lexington Fork,
ut t9hA. NJ.
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Wanted for this State,

4 NIMBER of good Canvasscrs for n
~ First Class anu Popular BOOK
Call at the Mansion House and see un-
d.Ts'snssi jaiy s IA ! Z; GcSe4sl1H SsBlHTT. IT.
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Lumber for Sale.

HAVE on hand n large quantity of
Il we'll seasoned BUILDING LUM-
sH shish i!Ss,a5 Vii :s ks'ss saa hsAiaS1st Sry
Mt my residence, on Main Street. or
y,E 2olsmo s,G W LoWRY.F
, 1875-03-30
OHl0,


COLUMBUS, O., March 29.-Tae Senate this
snosaIng passed rearson'a bill to prevent Town
Conpcaas from prohibiting the sale OF a'e, vino,
and boer, 1ust as 1t came from the House.
The House sgalu passed 6egRan's bill to allow
miasters Of al religious denominations ths en-
Try of publlo benevolent, penal, or ratosmatosy
lnstttuttons for religious exercises.
PUBLIC cARn1kHs.
Tho spee1al Committee appointed to ioyeatt-
eas into ths management OF telegraph, e1pgesH,
snd fass freight bnes in Ohio made their report
I 70 no General Assembly to-day. In shork tlls
eemtn'tsse report thst tho telegraph compa-
4 anlea sse veil managed. and no legislation
i u nacesssry regarding thom that ths express
.eompahaeA IL sou.e caaes, eh1ga toa much tor
.no transmission OF astlces, b,le much OF tnais
I Heas9 eAAfEss Ra 1ls4le ucccssary bY thn or-
& sFaYaGane contracts conpAutoa are forced 10
h'aks With railroad companiea. and that no ls9,a,
latlon can tutsstose With pxnrsss rnles. Tna
LoH4tn!ttea IN seyeYe tcrus douounca tha no.
ral!e1 fast freight lines snti tfausnortsion cnn,
, pauiea. aud declAse sAat the l.cuaiatura Rhnnil
saas steps 10 abolish thou.
BIthENY.
Ths special comuAtten appointed To ,pyneti-
tata charges of alleged bribery nf man.
: se.a at tho Houao Of Ksp,osnntanrs,
q connection with tho rs4saUa NJ H.,
Nood Company t.ll sGo Isds .hets
h',ort this AFTERNOON, stating that they had sx,
! 1a1nsa IasGs humber q vssnassao, Aaa otsot-