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CASUALTIES.


"p1e' 'o tpo.en ps "a % aas 1s,oan@ .,,
hAc1sE, WIS.,. oct' lo'-Anothcs tcFFnc tale
Of peril ana suffering On tic deep, eauallng Ia
thrilling Incidents the Sylvia disaster Of
@ recent aase reported to you. e9,re'poaaent
t"'s ai'e'"oo" =" o@u'''us' ~ |"e soaat ~
Racine, to the schooner Joe Villas and crew.
Some fatoful Ncmesis Of the hardy tar seems
or,r coaat tecm. WITH tradjtfons Of wreck and
,sa.s s' ~. ..1.a n.y. W." -, .,,ns ~ .ha 49,, T., shsa.
aeatn 70 tHosc VINO go ao"n 70 Tue aea IN sa'ps'
The schooner 'ilas, owned ny ueorKe "eighard,
five men, left White Lake last Sunday morning,
latlon with ,nn,i,cr ror f,btcavo. Abn;,t 2o1lock
on Monday morning lne vessel "hlle !aoot'ne
In an heng5 .an @ 1n% 'a s. a .t spfas s o teak
logged craft Turned cornlctclY over. and The
ta,;.s, asa,. ~. .."u,'. % ~. H., 49," ~
.n. .so' ~" ~ "ss n y" ~, as3
s "a,cra H. vas .sfflole situation Tor the poor
desperately trying to ruin temporary tenure
~ ftfo ,,v ronc1,tny f,r I'm ,,,,,,-rnd huil
1r,,n. ,'te,, ~, t,,,,a' '.,,r ',,I;*.J +,'n,,.
"a'sa !es1 ,.,,. "'ase.op u'.eo tnen,
to aud fro like penny toys, and
dashed blndng spray in their
faces, anil froxc to their bcnutnbc1 byltes.
Dt4wn l.att seurccly broken in the cnst, aud d
gray, angry SKY was their canopy. Not sail
Of waters tss s sectSed arot on s' then On pn @ ,Icr
desperate kilTleks for lcp were lost ii, The howl
uf Tie wind, At last, bY almost suncrllutnan
exertiuns, aided by tic iction Of the wnyes aud
wind. oil hunIs elrceclcl tu rcaclli,lo and Cling
fnT II Tia trrarilcro,1s krcl. Tin eTha,,strSta
sailors retained their bolI for about twu
hours, when tile vessel was literal
were again in tho water, supported only by
,lriftcd away out Of tic scattered lel,rls. They
managed to construct frafl raft, 10 which they
elung With slespalrlng strength. The two hours
endured Oh tic hull, buletgd and drcuchcd by
tho llcaylng whltc-aps, Ind so chilled theft
limbs that rcscuc-sayo by mtraclc-secmel
beyond hone. Tender messages and words OF
love for friends fur away, who little rcckc.f OF
their awful peril. we're exchanged by these
heroic men. One poor fellow kept
| calling u, h[B vile ard little
children. WIN ,Ycrc ncstl(ur Gy d cuzY. flrcsfle
| That bleak Monday morning. never dreaming
| that the agon1zcd cries Of the husband and
| futhrr were drowned ly tho roar Of the cle-
mct,te, or that lie was drifting on a frni r1ank
| on tie verge OF etcr1tty. During your core.
spnudent's interview Will tho Car,taiI], hc said
| ttat thcfr arms seemed to bc frozen around The
spare Of the raft, and they could onlY llclplesslY
| lower their heads under eacl approaching wave,
All t,ysfeut feeling save cold tlu1nb sense "a Of
death, Ind long slice left them, but tlctr enta
| agony. their weary ytg1], was terrible, After
pa3BijIr six lours 0i, tic rft thew saw the close
rccfcd sails Of IL schooner III the stnucc ac11tl-
ding before the wind. The castawnvs Ind
| nothing With whlrl, to sg1al those Oh board.
| ercll lIad they the physical strength to do 10,
, 1876-10-11

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct. 10.--At abont 8
o'clock this morning, IN old lady named Martha
Baker, aged 81 years, was burned to death at tllo
house. Of her daughter, Mrs. shcaring, OF Oghcr
street. AIRS. Baker wus cripple, aud occupied
u room In tic srconl story. At tho hour mcn-
toned, loud notse was heard In her apartment,
and on ono Of the family proceeding to TIC room
to ascertain the causc, size found tho oil laly
lying oil tic floor In flames, her clothes bc;ug at-
most burnt from her buiy, aud she was quits
dead. The origin Of tho fri ts not known, but
II ls Supposed that Mrs. BakcE's clothes caught
tlru Us she was passlIus the etove. Mrs shcaring
and her daughter, who used every ezcrtipn to
exttngutsh the flames, wcTo very severely burn
CT about tic face aud minds.
, 1876-10-11
rIIE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: WEDNESDAY. {

Temperance eoc1tttcs Of Frcepost, Amboy, aud
Dixon celebrated the anniversary Of the Rrent
Apostle Of Temperance st this place today.
The ttap1ay waa imposing, and reflected great
credit upon all Interested. The Frceport,
Arlbuy, anil Dixon bands tliscourscI sweet
rn,lslc. Addresses wero nude by the local
Tricats Of the cities represented, "a well rs by
prominent ncn Of or city,
EptctaI Ltsp1fch to 3ne 7rf6nne
8rniN0plELD, ILL.,. Vet. lu.-1lc llltno!s Afso.
cfatfon nf Mcx[can War Veterans has l'ccn IN
ec*ston hero tls nfternoon, but tranaacted little
husiagsss, save adopting resolution inviting
veteran, to address, the Association. 1hc Con-
yet,tun adjourned until morning.
Apctitio,l In hankruptcylas been filed against
Samuel Pitts, Jr., stovo11ealef Of Alton.'
, 1876-10-11

sponded q BY :Jacol, Kfohn, Of Frespoft, II. W.
@. r. Of Illinois. At p. NJ. tho Grand Lodge
held public .aessfon, The address Of
welcome being delivered by Amos Henderson,
Esq, F: g. NJ, Of this e!ty, to which J. II. 0hes.
agrand parat1e of the Order, accompanied by
civic soclettcs, the military, md cltizcns. and
at night. they have accented an Invitation
to grand musIcal concert given II the Faulty
OF tho Illinois Conservatory 0f Music. Rapid
progress IL being made In the transaction uf
business, and the Encampmcnt and Lodge will
probably complete their work about Friday
forenoon, Tlle weather Ia very beautiful.
, 1876-10-11
CRIME.


CHOSE TIE DULLET.
SALT LAKE, Utah, Oct. 10.-At Beaver Utah,
to-day, Judge Borcman passed sentence upon
.Tohn u. Leo for participation in tho Mountain
Mradow massacre nineteen years ago. III doing
60 la called attention to tho atroctty OF the
crlusc, the Inability heretofore Of the untllori-
tics to pt.scure evidence t1at the conspiracy to
murder was widespread; TINT he wis finally
.oIrrcd up as sacrifice to popular Indignation,
but that others equally guilty 'night hereafter
expect punishment. The prisoner. hnvlng tic
right under tic laws Of the Territory to choose
dgath by hanging, shooting, or bcltading, ind
having chosen to bc shot. was sentenced to be
shot to death Jan. 70, 1877.
, 1876-10-11

OMAHA, Mob, Oct. l0.-Rcturns are In from,
all but three precincts in Saunders County, aud
slow majority Of between 100 aud 400 In favor
Of the bonds to be klven tho Union Pacific to
build railroad from here west through that
and ntaIcr counties. It Is considered carried, a.
sulll vote agafnst II by the precincts uuhcasd
from would not chaugcls.
, 1876-10-11
MICHIGAN REFORM SCHOOL,

Lansing, Ntcl.. Oct. 0.--Tho Superintendent
Of tho State Reform School reports, for the fiscal
ycar187G aa3 inmates; received during tho year,
ITO; number discharged, 81: deaths, I. Tho
farm-protlucta show sltght decrease from last
go4sotl. Gas has been introduced, aud tho b,,-
ings aud grounds arc now lighted from their
own worka. 4 larEu watcT-towes Is nearly ron-
p!etea. Tho Goys have now new md ta4ty
uniform. But onu hoy escaped, Rnl lc voluii-
t1rily returned.
, 1876-10-11
HYMENEhi.


9p<cfas NtpafrA ~ 3hs 1si6HaA
DwlGnT, ILL.,, Oct l0.-TAu marriage OF Miss
Mary, the eldest daughter of Henry Eldrt.ige,
Esq., Of this place, To Nr. II. z. Windsor, attor-
ncy, Of Marshall, Mich, occurred ut tho con-
grcgational Church this afternoon. The cere-
mony was performed BY the Rev. J. 4. Mont-
sssisted BY ths present pastor, ihs Iisv. ii. Ii:
Langley. The church Wss crowded With the
elite Of our elty, aud q lne reception was held
al the bone Of this bride, and. 1t o'clock, the
happy coup1o left for their future home iu Mich
igQu,
, 1876-10-11
MISCELLANEOUS.

Special pi&pa!cA to The 1t4oans.
FOND Du Lac, VIA, Oct. 10--Tho Republic
IN County Convention met hero to-tlay. Tho
following ticket was nosn!natel: Register Of
Deeds, c. L. Pierre; Treasurer, 4. 4. Loper:
Clerk Of Court, William Blair; Clerk Of Board,
John A. Hendricks; District Attorney, \. l..
Brastcd; Surveyor, E. T. Radforl Thcutmost
enthusiasm prcvni!cd. Prominent Democrats
conccdc The excellence Of the ticket, and pre-
diet It's aucecss. It plcases dlsatIcctcd section
OF the Democracy, md there is reason to be-
licve It will win, notwithstanding the county has
been Democratic heretofore.
DUBUQUE, IA.
Special Difpatca to The Tribune.
DUBUQUE, la.. Oct. 10.-The Democrats Of
this county held their Convention to-day, aud
nominated the following ticket: For County
Clerk, T. ]. Quiglcy, thv present Incumbent; !;
for Recorder, Warner l.. Lewis, t.o present In
cumbcnt; fur Supervisor, ". II. Peabody: for
Mills, G. c. Coaklcy, and j. T. Qufglcy.
KENDsItA.
r.. Sptes'9att IT, Di.atch e e. 7as r. 7faaans.
publican demonstration Of tic cafipAgn o.
Cured hero tonight, being mass.1slcctiug Mt
eimmoas' Hull. addressed by the Hun. Churlcs
g. williams, Republican me,l'bcr Of Congress
from thts district. a very large audience was
assembled to greet tl.ls tavurltc speaker, and,
from tic beginning of Ills ranlarks until tho
close, the utmost enthusiasm prevailed.
osaKoaH.
Special Dispasch 10 Tfs Tribune.
OsuKosM, WIS.,, Oct. 1u.-The Democratic
Frecnan FcttengIii; County Clerk, c. s. Douty;
Treasurer, John r. Lanncr; Register. john
Mapel; Diatrlct-Attorncy, j. Il. Merrill. The
nomination Of Senator Was left varant to be
filled BY tho County Committee bcfore election.
WroAIN0.
CHEYENNE, Oct. 10--W. r. Steel, who is
nov serving Ills second term ns Delegate in
Congress fr0m this Territory, wns rouominatcl
by the Democratic Convention last night.
, 1876-10-11

6ktcfai Dispaleh to Tie Tribune
ePn1sdfiELp, ILL.,, Oct. 10.--Tlle Board Of
Railway and Warehouse Commissioners to-day
revived tho rule for the inspection of barley by
continuing the word "ncw" in the r,1lc until
the LIST Of slay next. The change was 1nadc on
petition Of many membcrs Of the Board OF
Trade Of Chicago: mud the leading dealers,
brewers, and nla1tsters.
, 1876-10-11
FOREIGN.
The Turks Ropnled in an Attempt to
Gross the Drina.
4 Report Current thai The Porte lIas agreed to 4
.....x, =. Six Hontlx' Arnlstlst.

r11r,xry
~ nNEA
RECENT ENGAGEMENTS
NAoUsA, Oct. 10.-The Montencgrtns attacked
Afoukhtar t'ashn'a main force yesterday. Tho
roo,it +. ,.t,,rr,
u.s 10 u""""' W." :, .,.,.
bEh0nADE, oet' lu'-lie serVlans ycstc3aay
tepulss1 The Turks In All attempt to cross the
rAtK or An,,,s7tcs.
r.n,s oct H." 1f,~rho r. ,,c,y. tint t,c port. IN.
accepted an artnfstiec Is considered premature
LONDON, Oct. 10.-Tclcgrams received here
spcuk }lopefu]ly of the spccdy conclusion Of IN
srml.,itc for whfrh n,i t,r Power. orc rcn,o.
as...e,, ,..,."s.' ~. n ,..'s,. W.. -, ....,.
scntcu as eoHt'hu1''e " "otk !" u,hsoi1.
Ut. PETERSBURG, Oct. W.--ihe Car has
called to council the Czarowitcl aud tho Minis
tert of Nnr and Ftnnnce.
Tin nc~1,n post affirm. that Tim Part. RI.
.>,- "s. - w. "s ...s.s* s*as wiz
ieoe0 =" ~3"''ee'ee Vt eo''Ae'c"ee.
AnMlsTIos AGREED uroN.
LONDON, Oct 1O.--A dispatch dated Constail.
ttuon1c. Oct, 10, evening. saws At the sitting Of
an a.,.aos,n..,, ro,,+,rt ~ ,o !. w.. Ioui,,a,,
Wv s1s'ao.a"nas Eo"''sn "-aa1 !" WIND ose"aIo
that !aFKday should grant an afusstce ior slx
, 1876-10-11

Sp<e3al, bspaseh 20 1nS Tf4bHnd
DLooA1NoTon, ILL.,, Oct. 10.-A. II. Cook,
City Marshal, tonight arrested smart A1cck
named Joseph Giles, formerly Of Eric, Pa, for
committing the crime Of grand larceny in that
city some months ago. Photographs mud let.
tors giving fllcs' description were sent to the
Marshal here, and through tdat n,cana the ar
rest waa made. Tla prisoner vas eonhucd in
ioil hers tonight.
, 1876-10-11

Special Dttpafch to The 7F&bnnA
ANN Amor, alici,., Oct. 10.-The Peoples
Bank Of Manchester, this county, was robbed
last night between and Q o'clock by unknown
parties, ali the money, except little siivcr and
pennies, being taken. Tho bank was entered
by buck door, and the safe blown open. Tho
explosion WIS heard by different parties IN town,
but no alarm wus gtven. No clew to the rob-
bcrs yet. Tie amount taken ia estimated at
FROM S10, 900 to &l5, ,0W.
, 1876-10-11

BKLolT, Wis, Oct. 10.-An lrishlnau named
Richard Branisan had Ills head crushed this
forenoon ut tho +. N. Day[s Manufacturing
Conpnny's works. While unloading . heavy
puu,i ircaatlng he slippcd and fell. tla iron fot-
lowing him and striking tue side Of his head,
causing almost instant death.
, 1876-10-11


WASHINGTON, D. e., Oct. l0.-Thcre Is good
reason 10 believe TINT the President l,as decided
to pardon Mckee, the st. Louis editor, who Is
undergoing sentence for completely IN tho
whisky frauds. Opo Of McKce's partners, rho
is IN the city, has said that thu pnrlon would bc
granted during this week. 1t IL quite prnbablo
thnt Ayerys pardon would follow should
Mckee 10 pusdoncd.
, 1876-10-11

Special Dstd'ea Ia 1ns Tsttua4
DIXON, ILL.,, Oct. 10.--sfohn A. ural1, q young
man Ut Il years Of ago, with Joe Shay, Ut this
city, whle out sailing on Nock River yesterday,
wcru capsixcd. Hhay succeeded In awlumlng
ashore, but QraN Was drowned.
, 1876-10-11

1lilno1s saw-Wortts.-Samurls shnrp1es l,ar-
Ing made m engagement with the Illinois Saw
y orks, No. 103 Randolph street. besa to inform
his fEicnAs mud the public generally. that he Ia
NOW prepared 10 10 all kinds of snw. making and
repairing With pramptneas at1d dispatch. and In
tho best manner,
, 1876-10-11
BUSINESS NOTICES,

To Cnrsnrnptlycs--Nlnny have been happy
to give ihcir testimony In favur Of the u.eof hIl-
6or's PHrt Cod- -Lirtr 0tt aHd Lf'nt." Experience
ton, Asthms, Diptthcrta, and ull diseases u the
ThrDat md Lungs. Manufactured only by 4. Il.
WtLnon, Chemist, Boston. Sold By druggists Cen-
rtaflY.
, 1876-10-11
13RUTAL CrFfLD.NfIJRDIsI,,

NKw YoHK, OFT. 10.-Pat Mcguire Of Mount
Vernon, OIL Sunday night, during quarrel with
hts vito, charged her NTH inadelity, and sciz-
ing their children, one aftcr another, exclaimed,
as he dashed them to tho ioor, 'sThts Ia not
minnl" One Of tho children haa died from tho
injuries aud the others are In u prccastous con-
dItion.
, 1876-10-11
scAlPED AND MuIilA1En.

Cnsrgsaa, Wy. r., Oct, 10.-A man named
Rhode, who was hcrdlng cattle neara raucl,c
on horseshoe l!ycr. forty miles northwest Of
Fost Lasup,ie, was killed, sealpcd, aud had lis
euEs cut 0H by lndtans ycsterday. The body
wAs brought iuto Fort Laramte tu-day.
, 1876-10-11
FIRE AT TOLEDO.

I'VE nj. TVI[U0t
ToLEno, O., Oct. l0.-A fire broke out at g
ttlEs evening III the )umUeryar} Of the Mitchell
d Rowland Lumber Company, destroying about
s,O00,too feet Of Pine lumber. Tho mills will
DO sayctl. Loss estimated Ut $33,OQ0. Fully
covered by insurance,
, 1876-10-11
TIE TEST.
.,.,od from, the Second paKs.)

~. had nevcr seen before, and in TACT ala
III ecc them. ,,., rrRn,aIr BLOW
s1aUtss s,,i, w1,ici, rendered tho General
With hen'y yso',.bc sta for nearly M hour. After
{; 5; is s "a Ss:!: :;$::; %:9;; #;
I'D. Gen. de.,ts MtN After this gallant exploit tho
hu assailanhs,, nhss,,,ci cannon through the streets.
tmoefssss ax efnsssssonaly a held Ien f;n,a and ,s; Ms,
form meeting ,trcn pt lin Rcpiihllcans. Gcn. Nc
Ner haa Ihott lhot halt dozen Republican friends
;a5s sa s: e sss ,sssssf; Il Hss s ss' for
STONES, 1osn..,rn nnT ntg'it. About midnight riao
FL @}ss s'sa's sa s sg .s si'sf tssr 'E!t J!tf 9" sa:
hi ono whte,, pSu ,'tf1{ b hut no Others Of Tho
psaetsa;ca, ,a.,y trv were Wounded. This Dsfno:
ssssa *.s ssettfy ns's s ID the Interest Of tho "oa
dnufhH
, 1876-10-11
YELLOW FEVER.

Nsw OnLRAas, Oct. 10-Tho Howard Asso-
catlon hayc dispatch from Dr.. J. D. Bruns,
Brunswick, Ga, saying, "The epidemic here
may he considered at MI cn1.
sAvAHaAu, Uss. l0.-Yellow fever tntcrments
thirteen.
, 1876-10-11
TIE WEATHER,

WAsntsaros, Oct. II, q. m.-For Tennes~
see and Ohio Valley and Lake region, rising
barometer, nort|crlS to westerly winds; colder.
elcar, OF partly cloudy weather, succeeded In the
Upper Lake region by falling barometer aud
MARINER southerly winds.
LOCAL ohSkRYATf0xB.
, 1876-10-11
SPAIN.

LONDON, Oct. 11.-A dispatch from. Barcelona
to tho Tina say6 15 600 soldiers will lcnre Mud
rid for Cuba on tic Roth nf October.
, 1876-10-11

BhiAnl. tho yse!l-known aarnEgtst ut Nm. rs
Clask street, laa made great hit In thu 'Aromatfc
Hitler VIM of 1son." We advice thn4c who are
BHffertng FROM nervousness, Impoverished blood,
weakness. or impaired digestion. to try it,
, 1876-10-11

dpFtsUs zVp4srH W 7H* 3F1V""&
PAXTON, ILL.,, Oct. 1o.-Allred Anderson, Of
this place, was arrested hero to-*lay by Detect
iro John Macauley, OF Chicago, charged with OBJ
tai1tlng gootfa undur false pretensts, os Clapp,
Young d Clapp, Of Chicago.
, 1876-10-11

OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.
LONDON, Oct 10.-The stealaships Labrpdor
aud Victoria, from New York, aud Marathon.
from Rostoat nays arrived out.
SOUTHAMPTON Oct. l0-TAestesmship nheil.
foln New York, has arrived.
, 1876-10-11
Valuable Evidence

The following unsolicited tolt.montal from the Fey.
o. T. Walker. D. D., formerly pastor a. tho l&0vdon
sausrc Gpreh nei,on ana = sstsd n rrost.
oaa s3ou'! az 70 oo.srae that t!. ts.tinunlai hc
TINE III THO Rev sir. Walkers family who now pro.
neuncHs II lnvhluabIe.
rEoytpEacx, r. L.. lG4 TxAxsIr.sr,
II. H. STEVENS, Ekq.:
feel bound % c1ireM with ny signature tho high
ttsel for thh last ix1 years In debility II Ii
!nTa!noJte anil rctomteul II to all who may ncsd
alStkofattu9, Etnav4tluK t0ntc.
o. WALKER,
Formerly pAAtor uf Bowdoin Square Church, Bustou
, 1876-10-11
WOODWARD

Special Nspdtch 10 1ht 7rfaunt.
gPRIN6y.zLp, ul.t Oct. 1o.-Goy. Baverilgo
has granted An executive warrant on requls!-
tion from the Governor OF Naw York for Wood.
ward, Iweed's clerk, arrested In Chicago.
, 1876-10-11

JUDO NJ E N T
OF THE PUBLIC!

During the past nsc yeart the public hare carefully
obsrrrr ths W9ndcrfu cures accomplished trDnl The
use Of FEGETjSE. From lis nlany an 1fcted
sufferer hss been resterc to perfect Le'h afss hsy.
vice aud obtatntns IIifoJous mineral medicines.
nuw Justly fenarkcd by all ciG4ses Ut people that
the public thaA ANT othCr medical compound. and It
has won is great reputation snd (Euensc
actual merit.
~ n,etr.l p!9E e,tes src Aiteratyc Tonc. sosent,
far Which the VEGETiSE cannot he used with perfect
safety. Al 1t does MT contain any metallic hr poisonous
and herbs; T. IL very to take ssery child Ies
It, 1t safa and FellAh!e As lhc fuliu~!ng evidence
wilt ahpW:
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cures constipation and strengthens the system
1t braces tho nerves and puriies the
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Delightful luxurics of beauty to twne around
- solid upright stem of understanding, but
very poor things if unsustaiued by strength,
they are left to creep along the ground. SO
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But when enfeebled by disease, there is no
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all nature and hope dwindles INTO despair
Invalid, would you enjoy that inesiimablo boon,
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Thousands have been MS bad OF as you are.
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E'SS1o 1879
FALL And WINTER GOODS |

N0UR ATTENTION Is MOST RESPECT
Il fully called to the largest and decidedly
the CHEAPEST Stock of Goods that has
ever been exhibited in West Grecnvilc; con-
sistine of DRY GOODS, ROOTS, SHOES,
HATS, HARDWARE, CR0CKERY,
GROCERIES, etc., etc.
Our prices arc so low that no house this
side Of New York can undcr.scIl us.
We sell Goods strictly for CASH, which
enables us to make the above deGlNration
We keep constantly on hand a large lot of
DOORS, SASH and BLINDS, at prices that
defy competition.
We also Keep on ia;d large lot Of those
celebrated CRANGE PLOW STOCKS, to
which weinyiro yon; nnou'ior
We la,o also coureotol to our store, u
d Largo WAGON YARD, ~'h well of Good
Water which Is Eco ao@ nraN 10 All.
GSI8.T d. GGgtG.G'aa ERs,
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GROCERY BUSINESS.
EiRc News asRda Courier Gaa.
GlHc Campaign.

fINllE canvass now opening is the most i'm
n portant in which the people OF South
Carolina have been engaged since the mo-
mentous election of 1860. Upon its result
depends the veal or woe of tho State and the
Union.
THE NEWS AND COURIER will, as ever,
be in the front of the fight. sustaining fear.
lossly and faithfully the candidates of the
National Democratic party, and the action,
whatever IL shall be, of the State Democratic
Convention. TO this we pledge the whole
power and influence of a journal which, in
the past, has dono what it could to serve the
interests, and preserve tho rights and liber-
ties, Of the people of South Carolina.
In order that it may be within the means
OF every Democrat in the State to read THE
NEWS AND COURIER during the canvass, we
have established the following CAMPAIGN
rates, free of postage and for country sub
scribers only beginning this day and run
ming to the 5th of November, a period of
four months:
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BOUND AND WE'LL.

NTLNNTA, Ga, Dec. %, 1865.
DR.. j. Bradfold-Dcor Sir:---I take pleas
ure i'll stating That, sometime previous to the
late war, l used with the utmost success, on
servant girl, your Female Regulator, pre-
pared then at Bradfelds Drug Store, West
Point, Ca She had been suffering severely
from suppressed mcustruaton and this mcdi-
cine soon restored her to health. She is to-
day living in Atlanta sound and we'll | will
state farther, that know ofits being used
with equal success in otkcr cases | do not
hesitate to endorse your preparation for the
purpose Tor which you rcGCommcnd it,
Yours truly, JOIN G. WuITNER.
July 81, Al 4
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Mr.. EDIroR.-Wo have just closed
most excellent meeting at Bothle-
ham Church, bcgnning on Sunday
evening, the 18Th and continuing ar
to the ovoniug OF tho 20th inst.
Twonty two members were added to
tho church, and several protoascd con
version. was assisted in the 600 |
work ty Brothers, Byhrs, Philips n d
Wright. Truly the Lord was with
us. Respectfully,
t- w. II. ARIAIL, P. G.
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DIR. J. @. Hiden, Of Grccnvilc will deliver
alumorous lecture in Enslcy on Monday
night, August 28th, at half past o'clock
Subject-"Thc Cosmopolitan Bug" Admis-
sion twenty five cents. Disposition of ro-
sults-o half given to the Southern Bnp
tst Theological Seminary, the other half to
the Easley Baptist Church.
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CENTRAL Hon SCHooL,-NIr. NJ +. Broad
us, a graduate of Furman University, has
charge of the Central High School, which, we
are informed, is in q prosperous and tourists
ing condition. Mr.. Broadus is quite efficient
and popular rs a teacher, and gives universal
satisfaction to his patrons.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Solicitor.

DS1- We hereby nominate Captain A.
BLYTHE for rc.elcction to the oifco of So
licitor. Tie has discharged the duties of the
office for the past four years with fairness
and ability, and viii be supported for fe.elcc
tiOn by
MANY FnIENDs.