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We are requested by one Of the counsel
engaged in the case to say that the article 10
the Dispatch of yesterday in regard to the
Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio Company
contains an error In the following statement:
= 81 On the = day Of March Major C. s.
Stringfellow, as counsel for the company,
stated to The judges, in open court, that under
the circumstances the appointment Of re-
ceiver had become, nece ssary, and would be
best for all interests concerned"
"CoDsolidationist has fallen into this
error, no doubt, inadvertently. The special
correspondent of the Indea"Appeal corr city
reported THAT actuslfy occurred on the occi-
sion referred to-, In his letter he said, under
date of March 22d:, ~ ,,.--' Jt. F
s'Major c. S. Stripgfellow, of Petersburg,
representing the Atlantic, Mississippi and
Ohio Company, called the attention of The
court to the procee diugs against the com.
pany. He admitted, Ia view Of the proba-
Die effect upon the credit ,of<the com any.
that the appointment Of receiver might
become necessary but as the Safe was
largely interested, ard AttorBey-General
Daniel was absent from the city, he had
been requested by the authorities to ask that
tie consideration OF the matter be deferred
uu.il some day during the April term" :
II will be observed tha. the word .smight"
is printed in italics, showing that the writer's
attention was at the time pointedly directed
to the statement. acd that he understood its
full meaning Wing. ar u......
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Petroleum gas has been introduced into
the Social Mill, r. H. az q cost OF about
$4,000. " is claimed the new sas gives
much brighter light from . smaller burner
than the coal gas did, and the saving In esst
is about sixty six Fer cent Several machines
for the manufacure Of this ne NJ gas have M,
ready been introduced In New YORK, ana
have been thoroughly examined and festea.
giyioe complete tisfaesiop, IND the Herald
predicts that there will be ere loEg g fadiettl
Change In the mater OF gassbills Ia that clty.
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/ of The main sselR Of sse Bsl smof 5 sd lt5blc
ss,ssa.
THE HnSuBEigzS sr zTs 50S SRiHiI,TllUla
.SIssHEnEvasssAss ls ne VkRfDss ID
fpnbsiesn C0Ss etitson asseunIesd I'D tbs slit
to-day Peter D. it,arfer go IeftdS u EHsnbsI
tot tie House OF Delegates f10sn MsftharEp
ton, was ctossn fsr.po sasy. cHssrnsazl.
AcomHaittes CD slredeuaiais vss appoinisd,
fastisshe. GoHyestien -Feeesaed nDsfl Ii 'efsek
| r. NJ. f
lssrsDd Disp0ssz ]
LYaCsERa, April ll2 81 n. M Hothips
fur.her has transpired IN tho Conventions
The Coransttee On Credentials hays not vel
reIorfed and Il IS not likely saythsrs win be
done tonight. 49, ss'
lEote.Netbing iater than the foregoing
bad .beea heard from Eynehaurg at 1:15
"a. H..
TWEED REaRD PRenArEAsr-AN4ME-
RICAN BARON ON HIS TRAVHxs
NEw YosE. Apris ~. AN. Italian waiter,
formerly employed st DelmonicsH, has nsade
affidavit that ne met Hon. William III. Tweed;
Of this city, LAST March, on steamboat which
plies between Genoa and Lesasosu The
statesman spoke TO bin, and said that he had
received . pardon; sad he was travelling for
nls health. de was stopping AZ ah0tef In
Leghorn. and passed for an American baron.
The waiter aftirms chat he had nos heard os
Tweed's escape SCI 5ss.t s;l 80.
THE FREIT. AND WHEAT CROPS III nLs.
NOIS. sea. s.s Z 81 ~,
CAIRO April IL, = The peach crop In South.
'ern Iltirois. II no more heavy costs occnr,,
will bea decided success. The. early red
spp|es are all destroyed, but the ether Yarie-
ties are mir jlred. ~ S
On the level prairies the wheat prospects
.sre poor, bnt on the rolling and timber hn3s
the crops viii be as good as usual d ,it5s. q i
DEsRAupERs sEMTRycED, I
.i3a MAwAUKEE, April 12.-Ex- Gauger M55ser,;
for making falsereturns, was today sentenced
to one years, Imprisonment and fine,os,S2.!
SOD and Rec,ifer Reynolds to six msntbs
inprisonment and fine Of, So 800. & 4
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GENERAL NEWS OF TIE DAY.

oIL-TANKs. DESTROYED By LIGHTNING.
= ARKgRsBURG LANDING, Pa, April H.
lightning to>day struck an oif-.ank. and
several tanks were burned Loss, $50, 900.
THE SOUTH CAROLINA REPUBLICANS.
COLUMBIA. April 12.-In the Republican
State Con, cation this morning: the Commit
tee on credentials made their report exclnd-
ing the contesting delegates. -,
Governor. Cham berlain submitted NIL
nority report. which was discussed with
great acrimony end much personal abuse,
and then rejected, The majority report was
adopted. . a. -5a=a l2s1. -.
= Governor Chamberlain made an explana-
ton that during the. disorder yesterday ne
did not consider his life indanger. ,.T%
THE Pill oT-MoRTALITY. In The ADAMS
s..t ssa=t : FAMILY. =. :.'sr,.' - - ~
BosToN, April 12.-At meeting OF the
creditors of Patrick Donahue, OF the Boston
Pilot, the offer to pay twenty cents on the
dollar was Withdrawn. II Is probable that
the Pilot will be transferred to other hands
to. day. az %:-t<
John Quincy Adams has lost two CHILDREN
within tWenty.four hours, and another Will
probably die Of diphtheria. =
.gai NEWJERsEY ELECTION.
JERSEY CITY,-April- l2.-The election te.
day resulted in the choice of Charles Seidler
fRep.) for mayor, instead of Cleveland.
Seidler's majority was 300. - 80. :
-: - ~ FATAL, ACCIDENT. ~
PHILADELPHIA, April 12.--An old wall IN
q lumher-y ard above Green street fell 10 day,
killing three transfers and severely ipjuriHg
two Others. .--sS, -. ..,....s @..l. .sr
FgsTER BLoDGET HELD TO BAIL!
ATLANTA, April 12.-Judge Peoples to
day decided not to;discharge Foster Biodgef.
The bond RI CURED is 81 ], 000., He was,
under Bullock, superintendent and treasurer
Of the State railroad. ,.-s-.y.,,s.f.,
-, j. ERRESAPPOIRTED. 'fg4-q.
--Esw YoRE, April 12!---ln the civil suit of
the Pacific Maii Steamship Company Us.
Richard B. Irwin to recover Sl50,0 600 alleged
to have been embezzled by BIN, q referee
has been appointed. ~ f5s' 80 49,, Z Z ~. II,
FATAL EXPLOSION OF PIaE.DxaP.
A1lE sa own, Pa, April IA terrible
explosion OF fre-dampi occurred 10 the
Nesqnehopirg mines.at IL O'Clock this morn
,ipg, killing three persons ind badly wound @
ing FIVE. - ~ ! .s,ots.ty IS :cfs
TERMIyATIoNc1oP, TssE ARRANGEMENT
DETWEEN The bALTlMOhs Z AMI ot1iS
AND The YALLEYSRAfLROADs, &C.. :
,BALTIaoRg, April 17.-At q needing OF the
directors OF the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
to-day 81 resolution was reported from the
committee on tinaDee that the notification OF
the President Of. the, " aliay railroad that Us
directors had terminated the present ar
rangement under which the road from Bar
risonburg to Staunton is operated By tho
baltimore and Ohio road, 10 take effect Oh
1,f Msy next. be accepted by tbs 3 i!iim1r re
aud OHIO road, and that the, road ha ideiiY-
cred up on that day. adopted. g.
a resolution from the same cemmittee
thar fhe Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com;
nany decline to lease The Valley railroad ioi
tWnsyears from May s.s, as osedsby tnass
en,ppsny. also adopts s 81 ff.lis
s diFidaad III draper cent on sns s . q
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
PORT.OF EICHMoND. APRm ia, ls76.s

E,f7 ayil.igsa a. + ARRIVED ~ u - : II
Steamer Shirley, Trayers, BALTIMORE, mercbans
| Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford. Norfolk, mer.
tehandise and passengers. h. 3. Taturi, agent. 80
s sSas Pr ssa ssS @
load dopr. Dunlop { Mecaneo. %: ~. ~ ID
| FIRE. brick, Old Dominion Iron. ard Nail.W6rks.
schoonsr Msgg Mcdonnell, steelmau. philadsts
phls. 'irh, curtis& Parker, ....-
fiIoa and bags, Asa snyder and Thomas Branch
sehooass. ccrys, Tyler, Rocklahd,2 hms, A. y.
!'sctoonar Z, z. Williams, Bradley, Aiexandrlss
grain, Haxsn, trenshav q Co" ~, -, u.
Schooner John Roberts, -. Norfo ol scrap'
ir0n. ~. s. - y ~. - =.
to load hour for santos, HaxalI, CrenshaH d 20.
ARRIVED AT osBosNe's, APRIL i1TH. - s
Sch ,oner ida b. Gibson, BSgart,. New Yorks
light, TO load wood for New York. ~
re- J,t'S 80 SAILED.
Steam er isis. Drew, retersburg merchandise, y.
H. WoodcocS, agent 49,. ~
Brig Tendens s5sIman osssmar ann sf san nss:
p tchooner White Foam, Dix, Washington, coal,
cs seiooner ). s. wins IngersoL Philedslphia.
meschandse Curtis d Parker. .s3s, ~.
schooner John iMctiinpess. Colbourn, New YORK;
Schooner MiIton,' Richardsor. Baltimore vfG
Chicsahominy river, lumber. Curtis q sarssr.
sehoansr Z. ,; peddsHn, spsdaen' Washington
: 80, 8. s! =. MEMORANDA. n
Bark 81 Ursula tsr. sfowh, rom hicnmon0s
denee for Srisn; Z T.. 70 load for CITY Point or
K,sa%sos ApFii ss smyrs Flowers fom James
river, at Alexsndra. April ltb. !, Az. 3.
:. schooner Henry Parker, Lewis. was loading 40
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD CoMMIs-
IoNERs.-Goyernor Jacob has appointed a.
Armstrong, Of Taylor county, In place Of
Harrison Hagap, deceased, and w. L. Hearne,
of Wheeling, in place of James Burnley, de-.
ceased, as commissioners on the TART of this
State for the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad,
to act in conjunction with commissioners on
the part of Virginia. The other West Yir-
GINA commissioners are: Joel McFhersop,
Greenbrier; j. s. Cunningham, of Kama
wha; and T.. Ramsdell, of Wayne county.
They are to represent the State in case OF the
forfeiture of the road, and have other duties.
Charleston Courier. ses s&
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REFORM MOVEMENT IN CHIcAGo-AN M
MEssE MAss-MEErING.- Chicago, April L.
a mass.meeting Of the citizens of Chicago,
irrespective OF party, was held in the Expo
s,tion building tonight to consider the action
of the men who in the recent Southtown
election counted themselves into office,
though actually defeated by the popular
vote. The meeting also had for Its OBJ ct
the nomination of an independent candidate
for mayor to supply the place of Harvey D.
Calvin, who claims that under the law he
holds over till 1877. Alter several addresses
and the adoption Of resolutions committee
wss appointed to wait Oh the MAYOR aud re.
quest his resignation, and also to demand
the resignation of the men who claim TO have
been elected at the recent election. II the
demand Is not complied with the committee
has power to call another meeting.
Thomas Hayne was unanimously nomi.
mated for mayor. There were about thirty
thousand people present.
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TIA RmEa s,rsa. ss,,..
;s sssa Rsg asA 81 Z taas seea
art o spbhlre saloaYs. aaa Il. M ~
sfnRer Works ht Eli He liIamsrisntaiys
deeamT,sd sThan be totiro ont That II. naa
lSatcneu, ana nan down towards Trun,brIi
stsees, hotly pursued BY d po,Icetnan .yvhb
Was close behind him. when 'tn 1uunnad fntn
the opening Oh tho sewer at the corner az IN,
street Ihe officer procured lantern ana
sfoiisWed him up the sewer, which, IA fnur
feet by SIX. but conid discover, nd traes. ~
him, and returned. His story waas harfiiv
believed at the time, but fts truth was aafis-
facsoriIy proved Sunday morning. Thas dav
man was found 10 an insensible condition
on the shore OF the Sound, WHO, when saken
70 the policestation, told the following tale !.
He said his nan1e Was Michael Gelgiunan. and
Gid not deny being the man Who attempted TO
ron Jackson's saloon; aud escaped by waysof
the sewer, from which be had emerged az 3
o'clock that morning. He bad seen the
policeman's lantern AFTER going 400 yards,
when, 70 escape capture, be craWled M
branch sewer, where there Is only just
room to crawl; until he got 10 q man.hole,
through which be attempted to climb. The
tide came In and nearly drowned him while
attempting to climb up, and he utterly failed.
On the third day be at length mustered
courage 70 go backwards Che, only way he
couId-to the point where he entereGs risk
ing the chance of being oyerpowered By the
fetid air and drowning in the filthy Water-a
task that he fnallySaecomplished. He Is q
large man, i've feet eleven inchesin height.
and Is hardly recognizable as the same msn
who was seen on Thursday. His head is one
mass Of cuts and bruises his 6nger-nails
torn of, and fingers worn almost to the bone
Ia his frantic efforts to escape through the
man. hole. He was sent TO the poor. house,
pnt, into 3 warm bath, and afterwards sup
piled with food, to which be bad been a
stranger more than three days and nights
Neu York World. !. Or - .;'.ss...;. ) -:
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AN "OspLgAsAETSrss." Brethren should
dwell together in unity, but Brothers Pep
nam and Woltz did not thaS dwell, on tine
Midland train, yesterday morning. while en-
route to this city. We learn they began With
argument, continued with bad words, and
eliminated in pis.ci.drs wing. Fortunately,
robosy was hurt, and they both liyeto fight
their battles over again to-day on the floor
of the Convention. Lyncht,.rg Ne,cS, l2al.
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From Appomattos County.

fAArLIE CITY, VA, April IL, 1876.
h4't"rs Di$p0tch: DIR. r. II. Gillian, one
VI our most c;timabe AID worthy citizens,
"uo iIYtS near. Walkers church, in this
onuu'!, BAD lis entire crop OF tobacco de
81, ,ao!'o ny IRE last night. 1t was evidently
sn' "oIk OF IN iEce ndiary, as there had teen
I'm ~ NE tear The harm tor several weeks. Mr..
r,nla,h nas The deepest sympathy of his many
;, Nihnol something be done to pusa step to
nc ~e .unerols .'trlmps" that are daily pass
Enough this country? 1t is getting TO
Dc very serious mater, - !. Sff
-r.e rihg Is upon Us ut last In all her glory.
I've I've FARMERS are busy trying TO make up lost
tl'ne' hear considerable complaint about
we scarcity Of tobacco.plants. / learn that
S tDsEe IS smart ssprink!ingn of peaches
jrS' II was generally supposed that they
-'0 oeen all Killed. @. FL.
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DEAL ESTATE. So IT, =.
Is, .43Ej'j go 80
1arr,ITi r.Ii=: =
DELINQUENT FOR TAXES, 1875, !.
~ CRY CoELRcToB's OFFICE,
RICHMOND, VA. April 10, 1876.

RICHMOND, VA. April tO, 1870.
Notice ts hereby given that the list Of delinquent
taxes on = tsy'" :. -. ~
REAL ESTATE So,
will be published In the DAILY DISPATCH on
WEDNESDAY the 9Th instant, and on the LIST day
of May next--the last-naned day being Monday the
first day Of the May term of the HUsTISes COURT
that being the day designated BY ordinance for sale
of lands delinquent for city taxes. And all property
So published will be subjected to an ADDITIONAL
PENALTY Of TEN PEEK CENT for charges, and ONE
PER CENT. for commissions 8. y; @'.a ~.
%.. ,te.tf =, -r.'s JOHN r. REGNAULT, !.
ap1l-6t .r..,.a-. = ...ats.a IL. - Collector.
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SILVER MONEY IN CALIFoRNIA-San Fran
cisco, April 10-Tbe trade;dollar is being
practically driven out of circulation on 90.
count of the discount on it. Retail dealers
refuse TO accept it for over ninety cents. The
hali-dollars are also refused in sums exceea-
ing legal tender, and have been at nearly as
great discount until within day or tWos
when the practical demeuetizng OF the
trade.dollar tas caused the halves 70 appre-
ciate slightly. a..-a...-.-..a
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y '..H 49, CITY AUDITORS OFFIcE,l
- RICHMOND, April 4, 1876.
NOTICE.-The assessment of LICENSE
INTAKES for 1876 has been placed In this office
for the inspection of all concerned.
: The Finance Committee viii be in session ct the
Council cham ber,l Rr5ad street. on WEDNESDAY,
tile 18th and THURSDAY the Is b instant, be-
tween the hours; of 5 and q O'Clock p: NJ, for the
purpose Of hearing and considering anpsals from
said assessment. .s.., D. b. RO1S
40 4-tAp13 Audltor.
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A MOTHER REDUCTION INA
N Prices OF FURNITURE AND MAT
TkEsSHs.5,C Chan suits, $25, $50. $50, JTf
Cbamber Suits. $50 800, 81 25 to $500;
Parlor SHIFTS. $4U,! $50, $50 10 $500; :, I :
Sideboards, $40, $40, $50 10 $50; ~
Wxrdrobes. ST. $40, $50 TO $l0O; @rr
Bureaus. 10. $12, sl5 to s75; -s" p
Bedsteads, IS. 50, % to $50; Washstands from 81
. TO $25;. Chatrs-au styles and prices Extern
observation-disclosures lengths and prices |: Tin
saees--s.verai styles: hair Mattresses, tShuck
Mattresses, Bolsters, .Piklows.'ap great vari-
ETY. Of other goods at greatly reduced prices.
See my STOCK before purchasing, as cannot be
undersold 80 d SAMUEL W. HARDWOOD,
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TAXES, DC.

y j . s STATE REVENUE OFFICER
y No. Is NORTH ELEVENTH STREET. s
kLL PERSONS WHO HAVE NOT
IN paid their STATE TAKES for 1875 are re-
quested to do SO at once and save emselves from
The penalty Of the law and The collectors the un-
pleasant duty of dstratning their property. Fur.
T-7TIT WILLIAM T. RA6LAND,
an 11-1w - Assistant Treasurer.
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" INWARD OFFEKgD. = Henry l.. Chandler
e Y son OF Hon. Luclus FL. Chandler, offers
=, regard of 800 for any information that
t FAM lead to thereeovery of the body Of bis
'A'aer'--N0rfo!k. Landmark. s., IS,
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PRINTERS.

EURNITURE.-Greate bargainsm
II than / ever Offered can now be tound At IN
j. D. 'GATEWOOD'S, S14 Broad, between5I.1
Third and Fourth streets. Thave now on hand .
large and attractive stock, which am determined
Ia sell at prices that dtfy compeiittou.t Walnut
full Marble d. G. Suits. $50 to is 90; Walout full
Marble Suits, 1875 10 800; Walnut Plain sris,
S35 10 $50: Starred full arble -. z. SUITS $50 TO
full Marble Suits. $50 to 500; ) aimed Plain quits,
$40 TO $50; Parlor Suits tHatr;clolh, i;eps. and
speciality, Mattresses. Feather-Beds, Pillows and
Boosters. Uphostering and repairing. Goods care
fully packed for ship Rent. -.
Terms LIBERAL - an 1.S,MSWSm
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r ICENsE-TAX FOR 1876.

-: - -ts CITY COLLECTORS oFFICE,}
- RICHMOND, VA, April 10, 1855,
This Office will be open from O'Clock A. ID. to
So'clock P. M. from 18th to 30th instant incln-
sive for the purpose OF receiving from all persons
assessed with q -..-. =! lnE ~. p a.
80 49,, !: LICENSE-TAX -. at.=-ls
the amount charged thereon.
ORDINANCE, CHAPTER KIN, SECTION 10:
"The collector shall upon the 18th day OF April
proceed to collect all fcense-taxes not previously
paid and any person liable to such taxes who shall
prosecute his business after tie LIST cay of May
without having raid such tax shall be liable to sfne
Of not less than ONE DOLLAR nor more than FIVE
DOLLARS for every day Of default, - '.'i -
: 4: 10 .l..,sptissr JOHN F. REGNAULT,
- an II .6tS2Sth&29, ~. Collector;
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vFECTAL BARGAINS

GPEC1AL BARGAIN 80 sietaI 20 ..5s.' }4-ss9-t
FINE csHEA TEA-sETs for s7; .,,.. |. !, 81,
ELEGaaT G0LD-BAND TEA SETS &lo 70
'cHas XII TorLE SETS, decorated. At Y, %,
T,S 3t:aH ~ X sas sEFs sos nry asssss
pisras g ~ ~ aa psFrs sx
Mish auii, line, y. ~. - =
special Inducements il siTE Gi'lHA Asst ES
For Sarssins Eiss ne !, e IS, II. I'm 81,
ary ssisisf q s Igla 5fAin ssxssh-:
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!, WAsHINaroN, ApriI1a, 1877

coNGREsszFrse Session.
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g Aecsnens TeSna Fn1fsax vans IA
PhiIadeiphin.
The New State Of Montenuma.
Specie fin . Few Days-The House Rsa1
Passed she silver-Bsll, ANA 10 no n,
Goes 10 she Presidcna.
HEAVY SUSPENSION AT BaEMEN.
ROss TWEED TURNS UP on FHI
yrs MEDITERRANEAN. ga

The Lynchburg Coryention- othins
Done Yesterday, s8e, &c.
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r AIDES FINE DRESS AND ms
VA Rntton. al as: Kid Foxfd Button at - !: Fine
Las,ing Button (band:sewedl ct IS; French Kid
side.Laced Boots; Chiidren's and lnfanss shoes,
all styles and colors; AL OF WHICH VIII NC Sou a.
sAe""' - - - ". z. w. TAYLORb,
too Eourth and Broad streets.
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BOOTS, SHOES, De.
.GOODs.-I. ask sttep-a

SPRING GOODS T. ask atten-e 1S
SPRING GOODS just received and opeisd this
morning, consisting Of Ladies dies NswSpSrs Ties s
EoseJ. and Kid Button Boots; Misses ana Chill
dren,s Black and C0lored Balmorals. Button, Hoox,
and Foxeo Boo s-al styles This addition makee my
bic me 10 please ell tastes. Prices exceedingly low
~ .1.r0t JOHN C.PAGE, JR., Agent.
ap5 900 Main street. between Ninth and Tenth.
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sfJ.J d Z! = la q
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NH 80
rOTOB. F.TINsLEY& CO.'S, "A
W All BROAD STREET,
for ali kinds OF Il

BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, VALIsEsa as.;.
,or ba ye examined their entire stock, and can say
, afsty ,i,at sd Is one OF the cheapest 10 she
TILL Viii sat y.at pleasure In showing to their
friends and rhe nHblie that my stafemensls sfne.
To be convinced 90 and see. .,s ,,i,,;
a.. ainos - e = = $3.50. NH rs !.
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81: .,rsi Iii ~ NJ = I. ~
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1876-10-26
Preference But Not Prescription


The Charleston News and Courier
lays down the following good rules to
be observed in the ordinary avoca-
tiohs Of life:
Ifyou want porter, employ De~
mocrat. ~ -..5yj
If you want a driver, employ a
Democrat.
If you want waiter, empI6y4a
Democrat. .. "...
If you want a tailor, employ u
Democrat: .,,AEr
If you want plasteror, employ
Democrat.
If you want wood cut, employ o
Democrat.
If you want gardener, employ o.
Democrat.
If you want shoemaker, employ
Democrat. ....
If you want beef, pork, mutton, etc.,
patronize O Democrat.
If you want II whitewasher, employ
q democrat.
If you want servant girl, employ
the daughter of Democrat.
Ifyou want tinker, employ De-
moerat.
If you want drayage done, employ
Democrat.
If you want q blacksmith, employ
Democrat.
If you want bricklayor, employ
Democrat.
If you want a carpenter, employ q
Democrat.
If you want painting done, employ
Democrat.
If you want shaving dono or hair
cutting done, go to a Democratic
barber.
If you want q cook or washer wo~
man, employ the wife, daughter on
sister of Democrat.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1876-10-26

A Cows INTELL1G ENoE.-The Cars
son Appeal is responsible for the fol-.
lowing "true story"
"There is a young man residing
hereabout who became interested, re.
Gently, in a discussion about animal
instincts. He said he had been wit
ness Of several wonderful evidences
OF these instincts, one of which he
had refrained from relating for fear
he would not be believed. Back itr,
one Of the Eastern States, where he
was born, he said, among his fathers
stock was one remarkable COW. She
was great pet, aud would leave the
rest OF the herd for the society of all
or any one of the family, to whom
she would listen as if she understood
exactly what was said. His iather
sold the farm and bought another
about three miles distant, and this
COW would listen to the story about
it and their proposed removal to
their new home a certain time. This
COW was expected to become moth
er shortly, or about the time Of their
removal; but when the time came to
remove, the cow could nowhere be
found. So the family took their de-
partnre from their old home regret
ting the loss Of their pet COW; but on
arriving at their new home they
we're equally surprised and delighted
to find that their old pet had preced-
ed them three days, where she had
taken up her home and given birth
to fine calf"