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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-04-18
ANoNa the bills reoentlv no..o,

AMONG the bills recently passed
by the Ohio House Of Representa-
tiveS is one compelling a railroad
conductor to eject gamblers from
trains, and another forbidding the
employment Of children under four.
teen years Of age as gymnasts OF
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-04-18

To all who are suffering from the errors and
indiseretiona of youth, nervous weakness,
early decay. loss Of manhood. etc., l will
send a recipe that win cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was discOy-
cred By q missionary in South America. Send
a Self-addresssd envelope TO the REv. JOSEPH
T. IMAM, Station D, Bible House, New York
City. 156-eodhw
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-04-18
BUSINESS GHAscE.
NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED, Il. URQUHART,
i having sold out his stock and good will In
the business Of Il. Urquhart 4 Co to II. Wet
ter q Co., notice is hereby given that the CO.
partnership existing under the style and firm
Of e. Urquhart q Co. has been dissolved by
mutual consent, from LIST April. 1875. Both
parties are authorized to SIGN in liquidation.
+. URQUHART.
i'll. MURIAGH.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-04-18

s4r In r%etiring from tho b~usinegs for m.rv
years carried on in Memphis, ur,der he stviSS
and firm Of Il. Urquhart X o. / have 10 ya'
turn NY grateful aokP Owiedgements and
thanks for the valuable support r%eceived dur
ing that period; and have great satisfaction
"a asking Tor the arm of II. Wetter < Co.,
tagh, has been admitted, a Continuance If the
generous patronage hitherto accorded r. Urs
quhart& 20 =, feeling assured that they win he
found worthy In every way Of that patronage.
30 4I u. URQUHART.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-04-18
DIED.

BIGELOW-This morning, April IS, 1875.
WILLIE w., infant son Of H. y. and Belle
BigsloW.
Notice Of funeral in morning papers.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-04-18

The Republicans Of Mississippi
placed but one colored man on the
electoral ticket,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-04-18

NOTICE
Passengers and shippers.

MEMPHIS N LITTLE Rock RAILWAY 0o..0
06ice Of Superintens ent,
MEMPHIS, TENN. April5 Q. 1876.
COMMENCING SATURDAY. APRIL l5TH,
and until through trains are resu ned,
packets will make daily trips, Sundays ex-
cepted, between Memphis and Madison.
Passengers leaving Memrhis at 8 pm. ar
rive at Little Rock ats pm, making daily
connections With the St. Louis and Iron
Mountain Railroad, and Little Rock and
Fort smith Railroad for all points in Arkan-
sas and Texas.
Freight will be received daily at the Depot
at the foot Of Washington street. as hereto
fore. Rates Of Freight and Passage UNI
changed. NJ
N.f W. E. SMITH. sup't.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-04-18

n Rare Mednctmei COMBINATION.
Perhaps the Farest. certainly the most sue
o%essful. modlciHsl combination extant H.
Heslsttsr'S Stomach Bittera. In this COM
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-04-18

We have this day admitted John D. Muir.
tagh. Of the late firm of u, Urquhart & Co.. as
a partner in our firm, The styles Of the firm
will remain as formerly.
April l, 1876. II. WETTER 4 CO
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wednesday, 10Th Of May, 1876,

in legal hours, in front Of the Court. house,
Memphis, Tenn, proceed to sell to the highest
bidder, for cash, the following described prop
erty, to-wit: 0ne-third interest Of G.. W.
Murphy in a lot of land situated in the city oil
Memphis on the north side of Linden street,
near the corner Of Main and Linden, the west
Of said lot being 10 feet from the east line oil
Main street. said lot has a front on Linden
street Of fifteen feet by a depth Of one hun.
dred and fifty feet, extending northwardly
from Linden street between parallel lines
upon which lot now stands a small frame
dwelling house.
Levied on as the property Of defendant,
G.. w. Murphy, to satisfy said judgment. in
terest and costs.
Memphis. 18th day Of April, 1876.
@. i. ANDERSON,
Sheriff Of Shelby county. Tenn.
By W. D. CANNON, D. S.
D N. SCALES, Atty for plaintiff.
42-48- 81
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The subscription price Of the PUBLIC
LEDGER is IS per snAum for the Daily
and 50 per snnum for the wsskly-Post-
ago free.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-04-18
LEoRL.
Sheriff 8 Sale of Real Estate.

DOBLIo NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
i that by virtue Of an execution to me
directed fOm the Honorable Circuit Court
Borgetta vs.. Joseph smith and G.. W. Muir
ply, surety, judgment rendered on the 9th
day Of May, 1876, for the sum of thirty. two
dollars and fifteen cents, with interest and
costs of suit, to satisfy said judgment, etc., I
will, on
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-31

WILL EXCHANGE EQUITY OF ABOUT S5OOIN A
w Housc aud Lot 40 minutes from city line Pennsyl
vania Railroad; take in exchange depressed railroad
Stock considerable than its
JAMES CHAPMAN. los West
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-06

: Sn .. iuar Sod,eit uuo srober
SdmauS. I'M @aitbof natiirlid, bcun
babeim bat man gu folden s6mauien
peSer @aum, nod Seller, nod aofel.
Oie Selner ranlten 9eiddftig Sreppe
auf, Sreppe oh nnO iebt famine Saupt.
iduiel - oampfenoe 0tebbIbncr. @ie
Der Slib bate Der &elner Elm Subn in
Ser Saide. Sas Nuae oes @anscbers
aber iuar nod iducIer geweien uno or
la@elte bereadtia. Sdnel trat er gum
&s0ner, ers,if Die sOuccidiHsl, Ieerte
ne in Die Saide beS bienenoen @eitis
uno iaste nSieber Sreunb, oamit Sic
Sas Subu nidt 10 FROZEN hinunterwiir-
gen. 70 aebe id Sbnen biermit aud ct.
mas 8ribe oasu."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-06
3 IL sos.

SHUTTER : Setter. lernit Ou bcn beutt
fdon wieber gar nidts, Ou fauIer sd!in.
gel !? ..u ..T
Yster; Sora Sid nidt Mutter, beut
bat mid Der @err 9ebrer ioaor gelobt.
SHUTTER Did 0elobt? Dat gIaub
id nidt.
Yctsr : So, Der @err 9ebrer bat bout
gum Haul 9einat Saul, gu biit bod
Der @us9elaienite SenseI, Der miiera.
belite Srab, Der mir ie unter Sic Iuaen
aefommen lit, oa 1T mir wabrbaftis Der
Yetcr nod lieber.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-06

= Siebt es Senn fein MiitteI, Dem
@alsen 81 ent9eben? fraets elm Sobn
ieinen Batter.
@eipib, NOR Die gntmort, iosar swei.
@ntipeber mutt Du piel fe6len
ooer e brlid bleiben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-06
= Cut Of biaen 6 IL 81

ntidulbieen 9 lie sic.
len SarfasmuS, iaste Sm,tb gu Sones,
raber i'd mnb Sbnen ertlaren, oab sie
elm gang infamer 2iisner unb edur..
itnO." nGnti6ulbiseu Sic satiait,
penn i'd mandmal Elm wsnia ironiid
bin" sripieberte smitb. unO fdlus Jpn
nit benz Seueridirer iiber Sen @daoel,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-06

VI 9 e in einem lanbwirtbIdaft.
liden 8latte u8iq bas Sournal Die
Suite baben, mir mitsutbeiIen, pie bic
SoldnSer Surfcn ialSeu?.- Mntuort
vOie aeu6bnIide @rt, @urten ein,uiaI-
zen, beitebt BARN, ba6 man Cal, oa,u
anpcn6et."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-06
. 0 b a (.

SHUTTER: "Su Gina, bcute lit Der
Ydfer RappeI bier geweien uub bat nm
Define 9ano a%naebaIten. Ser Wenid
1T mir 10 uerbabt, bob i'd crtcntlid
9ult bate, feline Sdpiesermutter Al
iuer0en."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-06
9(n Mne Bic eS anaebt.

sc mirb biemit CUR aussmeinen Sennt-
uib sebradt, 0ab Ofob. @obpn an Der
Gde Der Sbiaer unb 9weiten Strabe
einen neuen @rocerie Store eroHnet bat.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-06
Ser 2teblima.

Ser 2ieblims. ID
SIN SbaIsrunO itebt Elm Sittdsn
Yerbor9en i'm @alb aleiu, g
ga wobnte nit ibrsn orsi Sobnen
Yin armes Nltterlsin.
Yer Cine mar Elm Saaer,
Del 3peite elm &anonier,
Der Dritte. Der .Siinsite, ibr 9iebling,
Gin iamuder Guira6ier.
l1nA ale i'm Sabre eiebsia
Die Sesre sosen sum &beim,
pa CAB ibren Sobnsn ben @bi6teS
Sas arnne Matterlein.
limb als lie fortseaoseu.
Oas ipar cine trauriee Stunbl
nSebt wobl! @uf Wieberieben,"
90 lispelt in Sbrdneu Der Munb.
ga mar elm Sabr entidwunben,
@ewonnen Sieg INN 1Siea,
8u Gnoe waren bic edladteu,
Blu enbe Der blutiee 8ries.
siiaa.A T1la3 3afH.s hH 81.
Oa Febrtsn CUNT MiitterEein wieter
STs treute, ihlifte Guartier ..,t.
Der itofSe, itattli9e SGgcr
Hub auA Der Sanonicr. "
aSeo& 11GHtsris@, SEQ lrs "a.
Der Sritts aber, Der Sinaite, i-~ =.
| a.. I.zI.l. E. ..4.r
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-06

- Magrl: Barum beibt eigentlid
oas neue @el6 vSti9el 2" 11 sissi'.i
sspperl: @eil's Ieidt fdpars miro
Die alteiten @idel 6no ia aud fdwar,.
Wasrl: 60? @sIde benn? e.
Sepperl: Oie Yumper nidcI.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-06
Neparaturem an Wdbmafdbineu

tnisrssiGnster mS6te hermit tas pe.ekrte
Gnblifum btnatridtsn, bae or &sparaturrn an
aaer Nrt Na9maidinsn unternimmt unb bae or
i'm Stanss u, trsenb rsltcn fsbIsnest ceer Der.
trou6tsn atsil biais 80 liefern. Da @isnidnb
int Ve aus Iasen fam ME Siel !aeit unt Wliibe
es trifft cline WaiGine In sansbarsn 3uifanb ,u
ieset 10 bfretnet or fir feline :3eit 50 Gents yer
StGnbs, unb rsge Sbeile crtra.
", 6, Saltrrittsr,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-06
S6ul..MDDe(!

Or llnterseiduete Fat cine Rartic
Sdulmobel, beitebenb aus Suite uno
Siben, Die iid nod in eutem 3uffano bes
inocn unb iett i'm e&ulbauie 81 Ser
mann itsbeu, ~ %perfaufen.
s. O.Gitieu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-06
Bud Ser Natnr,l

cntbaltenS f4S Seiten unb zine slnsaht i6fner
slbbilbunssn. Srbs psrfon teibsr Seidlehte,
uno baupiIGdlih iolte bic Az beirat9en teobi&ti-
aen io0tea tit,ss Bud battn. DIE stunt hn9e
al Isben NIB bic araft bss Maunes l23u erbalteu,
Iopis bic GrbaItuns Der Wsitli6teit. 9Ste men
IdSne uab seiunts ainrsr taben fhnn.h
,ser,liber Ratb unb sisle betrGbrte RrfPte
fir bic gorfcmmniGe in Der erltt Ycrirte hc6
sttliben Qstens. @8irb lersfaiis fpsrlesrlt III
i,aenp cine abrsls fir IS Gt' %seriantt TbrlTre
DIR. jacques. Central Medical Institute, 7O5
Chestnut Str. st. Louis Mo. ------
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-06

= Gin Bebienter bate einen miinbs
ltasn @uftras ieincs Serru7 jdlsdt aus.
aeridtet Nufssbradt barber, rief Der
Ser Tummfopf, luenn id eiuen Gisl
idi6en nil, 70 aeb'. id Iieber ielber.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-06

ga S%urpbears Satin Gloss Starfe
@ob. 81 b y II.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-06
D.! WHITTIER.

6l7 st. Charles Strdbe ct. Qouis
Gin S1iiltr ;tpeisr r,tbhinii@tr Snfituts, unb
bat eine lGnsere Yrnris tn ttrk Yetantluna
ippbiiider inb drrniiher Grnnfbeisn ais iraenS
Elm anterer Nr,t in ct. Qpuis; bic aus ken
eprtisen SlSttsrn gu trftbsn nnb wie lid lie
Gltffen Gintppbntr erinnsrn.. 2ae
Ollie ibpbilitiiden &ranf6eiteuL
unb Jrlaen SUn mtrlutial NYanfbe itcu ,vtfhen
fiber unb nit untrbSrttm Griffin bebanssl. radb
ben telsn m.tisiniidfn 9lutoritXkn. eStSiite
Eisfrsticn. Sperniatcrrtcta, Gdfpade ,tut I'm.
%fdbiafeit in 5plse jussnbiitrr @athteasdura,
Musidpeifhne in ipateren Sabrfn recr anfsrtn
llria6en. Selde natfebenee ltsbel ,Wr tMat
batsi: glIaemeime S6wGte, fdpades StbstY.
mSsen. 5ei6Widtcs 0tbadinib, 5~ani-sluplhiGae,
@tneisurls seget 5rausnrB fsnihaft @stanftn.
VerwirrnnG @elhIr6tSidtpahs, & c tie cine
uh9llltllhe Gbe CUR GUlse batfs rtsr ctsi;Ite
gang nllrlp9!l9 MAIDEN. rereen edlerbaft srbcilt.
pdmpblet us SsiienI auf pbisrs te,isbsne, in
serfessItsn Converts fir ,lpei Islt SfemprL
Goniu!taticn in msiner Sihct srcr triefid
frei: NO CO untraueni il sur Setnntluua mad,
ter Sfnet ,su %fcnlr,fn, fcerren Ncei;incn psr
Grpress rtrr Ielt ~Srrfantt. gEc 0eilnra MIA.
LID pirr ririslte aarantirt; tci ,weiklbafist
5lllen hire eies gtiast. Onice Stunisn Won
y llbr Born. bis tbr @teutS. Scnntaas Won
Il bis 1 llbr. % iItfTf40r" ""T
Yampbtet an iraenS cine 9l6reie fir ,pci
Gents. ,,
Manmbarfrit "n'' i ;;I 81 e., s,is'is'
&ei0lidfcit. a''' s1 T" ct tsas IS l'i"
8eioe in periicatlten llmidlaa fir 20 cts.
Waatarftit mt @eitlihfsit III Ieutlb in ei,,sn,
Oeft tuuhrirt fiiri5ctS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-06

Sin %boIitdnbiaer Nns,ua aner @runS'
eiaenthuInS GintragunNen in @osconohe
Sountp, ~cntbaIteno bic uripriingli6e
gintrugung, Seistitel, &bpotbcfen, &c.
ridtlide llrtbeile, Ssitamentariihe De-
%itimmunNen, Sar-Ssrtfufcsc. Ncn 3uitanb
ocs Seiibtitcl fur iebcS @runeitilf in
8asconaoe County flar h%artbucnb.
Be,ab'u n9 Don Stcuern uno Serfdni
BON 9anb fir auSm1rtS mobrenoe @rnno'
ciaentbiimer prompt bciOr9t.
Seibtitel werbm acgen gcrin9e Ser.
9iitung lcberseit unteriudt.
Bsa- Nub Slaent fir bic Giio vt.
9OuiS 0eacnieitige Seuer SeriidcrunAS
9eieaidaft. a. a.a.
Sobu @. 9owtIl.
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DR., JACQUES s;s'.s s.,...t


705 Chestnut st. louis Mo. ly
@iett INNER nod suYsrIa1ise ,int itrsgr Be-
b~antluns in alien s~sbeimea NIB ssf6ls6tlttu
8raufbsitsn tielt serifSrfnbsn 3ranibsicH psrlr
ia6t eurd jnscntli6e .8srirungsn oSsr fpSlrre
Musidwsiimag -wit SrfrnattprbOra, SahlFn.
i&wa6e, MersSit S1wSde, ltnfradtbarfeit apb
ibrt i6,sdliden 9elsen, Oebanfenf6trifbsj 9er-
Nus,bruns liniauslitfeit fir sas IrSiaIe oter
Gbsletsn sStr ben Grfcls in @ei&Sfe.. GaeniO
lanswisrss 8Sae pon %ssbsimsn ardnfseiter, in
itber Scrm. tas Ylut. uni tpidtiss Ahsre Srsaue
persif snt, tSunen mir fi6tr uut raurrbaft tsiirr.
Sanlente ppn Yatientsn bic ron uns acbeiliwura
ten fSnnsn siss ~ts,sussn. llnitre stfiBiSsjGtriae
Yraris, unb baS Smtium eieitr Grdnfheiffu
.babeu uuS Grfabrunaen unb @rfhidIiafrit Nr-
iidert. sDir l6iftu Mnweiunscn urt Webijinsn
iirift gebsim an irst,tp cine Gerrit. Gcrrsiprns
beng uns GOniuliaticn eli, i75b .sergR
Yampjlet in perfieaeiten Gouocrt jtr
- 49,. 81 Oh M
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-06

8 nj Srasefaiten elmer auswartiaen
3eituns los ma neuIid:
Sbre beiSen idonen @eSidte yarein
arlner &opf" unb rOas blutenoe Ser,"
ba3en mir nit Cant erbaIten. 8iel,
leidt idreiben Gle nod uMfein fdmer-
GENDER Baud" Oamit mir ole brei auf
einnaI in ben Yapiertorb iuerfsn Ton.
men.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-06

saS- Sic beiten einbeimiiden 8eine
inbet man bel
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-06

Sdwcrkel & &ptn.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1876-07-06
The St Louis Convention.

Tho nominationof of Tilden and Hens
bricks for President and Vico Presi>
don't of tho United Statos, is, in orr
opinion, tho strongest that could have
boon made Dy the ST. Louis Convon-
tion. Governor Tildon is o real bona
fido Reformer, and an uncompremis-
ing onemy Of public thieves and plum
derers. His official record rs Governor
of Now York, has given him ma.
tional reputation, and his name has
almost become q household word Tho
Tweed Ring of Now York City, and
tho Canal Ring of tho State were
bursted assunder by him, and tho
most prominent political leaders a.
.riongst them, a majority of whom
belonged to his own political party,
wore prosecuted and sont to the penes
tontiary. Besides reducing Tho public
debt OF Now York, ho reduced the
State taxes In QUO year eight millions
dollars. Those and many other Of his
official acts i'm the interest of economy
and good government has givon him
such strength that his dofoat in the
State il on utter impossibility. Hen-
dricks is q statesman of tho first watcr
and the most popular man in tho
Great West. With Tilden and Hon
bricks as standard boarors, dofoat is
impossible.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1876-07-06
Moultrie Celebration.

fho Centennial celebration of The
6attla OF Fort Moultrie, on tho 28th
ult, was grand success. The old
guard of Now York, Boston Light In
fantry and Boston Tigers, bosidos 9th.
or military organizations from Geor-
gin and this State, wore prosont and
participated in tho celebration. Con.
Wade Hampton was commander in
cbiof, and Con. j. B. Korshaw was
orator Of tho day Tho Northern Wis.,
itors received u warm and cordial re-
coption by tho cLizoDs of Charleston
whilo that extended to the visitors
from our sstor State of Georgia was
equally as enthusiastic. Many olo-
quont speeches, burning with patriotic
continents WAS delivered on tho occa>
sion, and tho "Yankco" and "RoboP
mot In cordial friendship to do honor
TO tho ovont and the memory of tho
heroes of Fort Mounltre which added
lustro to tho sons of South Carolina,
and contributed much to tho indopen,
denco OF tho colonies. The memory
OF Moultrie and his small band of pa
triote who SO gallantIy and succossful~
ly defended tho palmetto fort, on tho
18th day Of Juno 1776, will live for
ages to be honorod by each succooding
generation. Nothing could have boon
more appropriate than the Centennial
celebration of tho battle by South
Carolina, which calls back tho momory
Of her nohlo sons and hcr better DAYS.
We are glad to know that tho colobrn.
ton, in oVory particular, was a success
and trust it may not be barron of good
fruits
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1876-07-06

party 8 mass of honest votes is pow.
erless to resist the $4,000 Office hold
ers, its leaders and guides. Reform
can only be had by n peaceful civic
revolution. We demand change of
system, o change OF administration, q
change "f parties, that We may have
change of fmembers and of mon. ~,
The reading was frequently inter>
rupted by applause. Tho denuncia-
tion of the regnmptioD taet and de-
mand for its repeal was received With
especialfavor
At the conclusion, DoFsheimerssid
the committee had adopted and on
dorsed, though not as q part of plat
form, the resolution which he read
endorsing action cf the House OF Re-
personalities in cutting down appro
priations. He exhorted the firmness,
also resolution as 20 she Just claims OF
soldiers, sailors and widows and orr
phans. General Ewing presented, at
the request OF several gentlemen, q
substitute for the financial plank
The majority report was adopted by
SOL to 8. - =
The convention then proceeded to
nominate and ballot. .
Col. Williams nominated Hendricks;
Whitely, ofDolaware, nominated Bay
ard; Leon Abbott, of Now Jersey,
nominated Parlsor; Francis Herman,
of Now York, nominated TiIden.
First ballot-Allon &c; Tildon 4O33;
Parker 18; Hancock 75; Bayard 27;
Hendricks 1881.
Second ballot-Allon Sd; Tidon 467;
Parker 18; Hancock II; Hendricks
lO8; Thurman 2. Iowa changed 90
for Tilden; Illinois changed "a for
Tilden and lS for Hendricks; Missouri
changed 20 for Tilden and 10 for Hons
dncks. Whole vote on second ballot
738; necessary to a choice 492. Aftor
the change by Iowa, Illinois and Mis-,
eoWi, Tilden had 535; Hendricks so;
Allen 54j Hancock 50j Bay0rd II;
Thurman %; Parker 18.
Thomas A. Uondricke, of Indiana,
was unanimously nominated for Vico
President on tho first ballot.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1876-07-06
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SENTINEL has largo and increasing cir
oulation, and is taken by tho very class OF
persons whose trade thoy desire.
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he Fort Moultrie Centennial"

Tho Fort Moultrie Centennial"
Is the expressive tive title Of Bro
chnro, handsomely illustrated and of
considerable literay morit, which we
have rocoived in advance, from tic
publishers, Mcssrs. Walker, Evans 81
Cogswcll.
Part l., Which is in hand, is an &c
count of tho doings at Fort Mouitric,
June 2sth, 1778. Many now and in
tereeting features OF this struggle arc
brought cut which givos peculiar val
ue TO tho publication. Tho engraving
of Jaspcr Restoring tho Flag is re-
production Of Loutze's fomous painting
which was destroyed in 1861. A sketch
was saved by an amateur, from which
the engraving was made. This, or
the splendid engraving of that elegant
gentleman and gallant soldier, Gont
Moultrie, i5 alone worth the entire
price of the book. Thoro aro largo
number of othor interesting and now
engravings of quaint old things.
Part II, wo look forward to with
great interest, as it will be an il-
lustrated account Of tho Grand Con-
tennial Celebration. Each part sells
for 20 cents per copy. Fine edition,
86 centS per copy, and will bo sent by
mail: postage prepraid, on receipt Of
prico, by tho publishers, WALKER.
EVANS u CoGswELL, Charleston, s. G.
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BYLAWS
OF THE
OOEenOy Baptist Church.

PIoKsNs GoUHTY, s. @.
ORDINANCE l. The church shall elect on
tho first regular meeting in each year. a
Council OF at least nve men, whose duty IL
Ssa!! 90 to control ell matters coming under
their jurisdiction--one of whom shall net as
chairman, aud they shall sit as 8 court 10
try oil cases that my bc brought before them
for any trespass or misdemeanor that NAV he
committed within the corporate limits of the
church.
II. II any one being tried by the said coun.
cll shall foil to comply with the decision of
the same, they shall DO brought by the chair
man before higher court for trial.
Ill. Tho council shall appoint two marshals
who shall have power to appoint as many as-
sistants as they may deem necessary. IL ehalI
DC the duty Of the marshal to bring before tho
council any person or persons that shall vio-
late any OF the laws of the incorporation.
Nv. Any ono who shall buy, sell, drink or
giVo to any one Intoxicating drinks within
Tho corporate limits OF the church. shall bo
subject to fine not exceeding $25, nor loss
than So and all cost.
v: Any one using profane language, loud
talking, or In any way disturbing tho oongre-
CATION or any part thereof In time of Divine
Service, Sabbath School, or any Religious
Exercise, shall be subject TO fno not ex-
Oecding $50, and not less than $6, and all
vi Any person trospaseng upon the COR
poratO limits Of the church, 80 as TO injuro or
defaoe the house, either outside or inside,
or seats, or upon the land or timber, or any
thing that is in the corporate limits, belong
ing to tho church, shall be considered guilty
Of a trespass and subject TO fine not ex-
ceedng $50, nor less than So and all cost.
VII. Any person or persons burying in
space Of ground laid off in front and around
tho church house for yard purposes, shall bo
guilty of trespassing, and shall bo subject to
fino not exceeding $500, or less than 800,
and all cost.
VIII, All moneys collected by fine or other
wise, by tho council, shall be placed In the
hands Of the Treasurer of the church. and
made use of according to the decision Of the
same.
July g. 1876 "a
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For Clerk Of Court.

BeAp The many friends of JOHN ]. LEWIS
respectfully announce him as o candidate for
Clerk Of the Court Of Pickens County at tho
ensuing election, subject. however to the
Democratic nomination,
MIR. LBwIs Is true aud tried Democrat,
md his fine business qualifications eminently
fit him for the Office