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THE COLUMBIA REGISTERS
'r. PUBLISHED r
DAILY, TRlWEEKLY AND WEEKLY
.-AT-1
COLUMBIA, S. c.,
-DY-
HoYr. EMLYN & MCDANIEL. 2
JAS. A. HOYT, Editor:

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State in the Union, and is constantly increasine:
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ing the cream Of the news of encl week. This
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South Carolina Rairoad,'
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
COLUMBIA, March 13, 1877,

COLU MBih; harcn 10i 1911.
On and after this date Passenger Trains
will rdh as follows: @
DAY IRA1Ns---sUNDAYs EXCEPTED.
Leave Columbia at Ul 40 IN
Arrive at Charleston at 90 n,
Leave Charleston at 0 90 m
Arrive at Columbia at 90 p IN
NIGHT EXPRESS ACCOMMODATION TRAIN.
Leave Columbia at 7 90 m
Arrive at Charleston ct 6 80 m
Leave Charleston at 0 Tsp m
Arrive at Columbia at 8 l5a m
Camden Train will run through IT, CO.
'lumbia on Mondays, Wednesdays and
Saturdays:
Leave Columbia at f45p M
Arrive at Columbia at IL so a m
Up Columbia Night Train connects closely
witlr'tko Greenvile and Columbia Railroad.
S.S. SOLOMONS, Superintendent.
S..B. PfcKENs, Gen'l Ticket Agent.
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a clergyman. who was promised NOR,
than he can collect, has asked for reduc-
ton Of salary.
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What man must have glass before i
can do days work?--A gluzicr. r.. J.
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FO'THIE.LADIES
MRS. g. 1Mkp NELSON

ItAs just opencd'in scnooa City, a, first class
III MANTUA .MAKfNG ESTABLI3 lIhlENT.
STE sollcits tho patronage Of tho public gone
rally, guaranteeing satisfaction. Cuts and fts
Dresses, So, for Ladies and Children Placo
opposite Union Church, Lowery's Now Building
eiar0h 1877 15' 3rhos
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New Advertis Q m 9 n tg.

DI M0C 7I-octavc, fine Rosewood
lANOD (not used ovor six months). only
zss8Ggzza2aRs issez14EM$l 80; cost $3.50. New Pi-r
amos at Wholesale Great bargains. y.
0DnA Nearly new. $50; 2 stops, $45H:
OlCU II NO stops $50; 6 stops, $55; r
gsslops, $50; 0 stops, $685.;
!: stops, S55 TO .$75. Rare opportunity. New
Organs at Wholesale. Beware OF limitations.
Best offer ever made; read. Sent on 6 to Is
days test trial. Money refunded and freight
paid both ways if unsatisfactory' EsthblisheR
1856. Agents Wanted. Discounts to-
Teachers, Ministers, &c. Address Daniel II.
Beatty, WnslsilbgtOli,N View Jersey.
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MURDER VILE Oyrs-A few yoars ago
august Flower" was discovered to 30 n
certain euro for dyspepsia and liver COM
plant, afew'thin dyspcptics mado-known to
their friends how ensiiy and quickly they had
been cured by its usn. Tho great merits of
uRseEES's AudUsr Flower became, heraldod
'hrough theSountry By onysuffSrer to another
ant', without advertising, its sao ilas bocomo
iI1menso. immense, Druggists in evcty town in tho
onrsea n.H. States aro selling it. Nj person
sqnc'ing with sour stomach, sick hedddcfs
oos'iVoness, phipltation of tho heart, indkes.
uon, low spirits. etc, can take three dnsoa
%nnhoatreflof.1 mo- Cd to your drusg,st, Dr.. r.
E:Nord'a1, and got a bottle for rs conts md
try it, Sample bottles 10 cents. -
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Aadunrc league Of land ih tho Argentin
Rcpu3io devoted TO tho culture Of tn
grape yields about 81 100000 per anuum.
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Terms OF SubscripftOn
Job Printing.
Notice to Debtors and Creditors,

4 LII persons having Demands against the.
n estate of Robert S,pibling, deceased, wilt
present them to the undersigned duly nttestcG
and proved, and all who arc indebted will como
forward and mike raynetlr within the time re-
quircd by law.
RUTlY p. STErBLING, ExecutrfE
Mny 81, 1877 %
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Tllo NIexle,,. C:,ttIc E,uids.

WAshfNoroN, June J. .--The SECRETARY of
War hos scnt tho following loitcr to Genoral
Sherman:
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ClXTY-SIX dollars q week in yonr own town.
~ Terms and SIS outfit free. ii. IIallett g. Co.,
Portland, Maine.
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cal remcdy-- -eeeathpaue. It Was an easy
matter to administer it TO tho hogs 10 milk. .
lt'was given to tho cattle by drenohiag-.
Not one OF tho animals so ttbated beoamo
afflicted: If the same dog had not bitten
abiargo htmber of animals belonging to
ho'ghbors, and which, re6oting TO treat
ncht, became rabid in few days, It might
DO assumed that the dog was not afflicted
with hydropkobia. Ii.
'"Tho plant mentioned Is indigenous to
tlis oruntiy, and cvory person who owns
land should havo 'ts of it growing upon
their promises, an root should bo kept
BY druggists everywhere, for it appears to
be q specific for rabies"
KEsoLuTroN.-If you ato dyfild of God,
will you not udopt and practice these teso-
lutions:
1. will daily observe secret and family
prayer; ,,n
2. will daily and prayctfdlly road the
Word Of Cod,
8. I will duly sock the salvation Of sim
pers. ,. ,.,I
4. will obey Gol's ordinances as taught
in his Word. q tp,l II ar 1,I
8, will ohesrfully give Of my means to
the cause of God.
Q. | will do what can ia the Sabbath
School.
Z. If ] am offended with brother, I will
follow tho rule in Matt. xviii: 15-l7. gra'
8: will never visit any place Of amuso.
n,eHt or social pleasure on which l cannot
first nsk Gods blessing.
8. will never uso intoxicating drinks as
beverage.
10. | will daily sock to grow in grace.
a If you are not cEild of God, will you
not adopt and practice tho following resolu-
tons:
]. | will no longer neglect my souls
salvation
2. will regularly attend divine worship.
3. will prey for myself, aud not be
ashamed of religion.
q will ask the prayers Of others, and
seek with all my heart.
5. l will forsake every known sin and
cast myself on tho mercy of Christ my
Saviour.
JEwELs.-A man whistles for three
reasons to kcey his courage up, to annoy
sonc ono else, or for want Of thought.
A man With night key may DO said to
be voNy stylish fellow, for ho is generally
the "latest thing out" 1a
A. man may learn wisdom from postage
etamp. hinvarubly sticks to it, Legitimate
business.
There is not much truo happiness in
basing ones hopes of future bread aud
butter on the prospect Of getting an office.
No honorable man would pass counter
felt money if he know it, and tho tradesman
w'io throws your hs!f-lc!lar down hard to
catch the ring of it, mechanically doubts
your honor or weighs your intelligence.
No wonder young ladies' are so strongly
in favor of bay windows; f5r' they arc such
nice harbors ut night for little smacks.
Wonder if a glaIse from girls blue
eye wouldn't cure severe case of love
sickncss >.
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~ = y
The only oppesstion which seemed so DC
made to the apoor little fish bill z IN f "a :
Legislature appeared TO boon nccouns OF
Che exemption for the waters 81 certain
streams rising in Virginia and taking thei.
way through other States Mr.. Penn, @ @
Patrick. wanted streams within twenty
miles of the North Carolina border exempt
Cd from the effect OF the bill; but the SEN
ate would not agrec to this. Next Mr.. new
..arkesY wanted the waters In Bland ana tine
streams running into Tennessee On q h y !.
tucky exempted, and in this the Senate
crat;5ied him. we see not. why. Us the
system Of fish-cuiture to be made the SUD
ieet Of jealousy between the states! ~ Ia .
no,;cv Of cross-prrposes springs up between
the States they may do each other Marin !;
hut nlain,v their true interest IS altogether
mutual, They should combine, each doing
what It can to promote the success OF fish.
culture. In that way they will advance the
welfare Of one another. But il Virginia
her parts Of the streams passing
through other States to the practices Of de-
fishing she cannot expect that the
States having part OF those waters will do
anything to help tish-culture. This want OF
harmony between the States would be in
furious to them, and display an unrefned
and illiberal public sentiment that would be
productive of no public good.
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1t IL our distinct belief and charge that
the talk Of submission to the periured YER
dict OF the Electoral Commission which we
hear from southern Democrats in the House
of Representatives and elsewhere is due to
the influence, more or less direct, OF the
Texas Pacific railroad job Petersburg In
der. s.'"ss..is',.
No person who fayors acquiescence in
what was generally construed to be an agree
ment can extract compliment from this
warm, declaration Of our ardent young
neighbor Of Petersburg. But he involves
himself in predicament. The "submis-
sionists," as. he would style them, are found
rs literally in the North and West as in the
South. If the "Texas Pacific railroad job :"
controls southern Democrats, what is there
to control so many more who are from the
North and Northwest? While we know
that it is the yeriest dream OF our young
neighbor, who is gifted with fine fancy to
fly from heaven to earth, from earth to hea-
ven, the irresistible logic OF his charge is
that the ''Texas Pacific railroad job" is
sufficiently beneficial to bias the judgments
OF his southern felow-citizens in Congress.
He ofiends his brethren in his impulsive-
ness, but at the same time places the Texas
railway upon such imposing grounds that
he involves himself in censure for OPP
posing it.
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MI LARGE ASSORTMENT
At COHEN BROTHERS.
GREAT BARGAINS NOW OPEN AND FOR
SALE.
THOUSANDS OF VARIOUS GOODS FAR
BELOW MARKET VALUE.
EVERY NOVELTY OF THE SEASON

COHEN BROTHERS
have now oil exhibition and for sale the most extern
sive stock it has ever been their pleasure 10 otter.
Among the many bargains are:
700 pairs TWO-BUTToN KID GLOVES, In black,
colored, and opera shades, at 7Jc., the quail
ity selling generally at S,.25 tlree-button III
black aud opera ut 81 aud 1928;
$40 dozen LADIES', MISSES, and ClilLDREA'S
HOSE in all the new styles;
The largest. halld:nmest, and cheapest SOCK o,
HANlBuRGH EMBROlDERlES ever offered IN
Every variety in WHITE, BLACK, aud coLoRED
LACE ckf Bins. LACE coLLARETrEs,
Ease a GEH RAS9 HhGE and sAcQoES
Is nirces Of the finest ENGLISH GRAPES in fl,
81, 81. and s-4-sinsle' double 'Fe''r' ana
full assortment of JEwELEY in the mos; mod
The best DC t' CoTroN DIAPER ever oGere! d, 4
apiece Of ten yards: also l5O pieces Of hns LIN
d S p "a c6k fG9Ts p as i & zen yards
FRENCH PiouEs at Zoe worth fully SIC, At %,
So and s5s TeEth ron q to to Co. FRENCH
VICTORIA LAWNS at 20; 80; and Soc, h 1srsn
tofore sold nj 35 40, and Soc; also, large
s nsss q WT M HAHsh s"a srsEl AZ
iso dozen TOWELS, good many at near hAU
40 dozen tne,l BLkCK SILK PRINCES; also, large
See their HEMsTITCHED LINEN HANDkER'
CHIEFS ut 12xc.:
SCARFS in all their new varieties: , ,-.;
200 pieces of NEW DRESS GOODS, both dolnesuS
and European manufacturc:
Handsome DOLMAN. CLOTHS; .,,
II njeccs of BLACK SILKS purchased AZ me
bankrupt sale Of New York importer, ana WI!
he sold fully flfty per cent. on present 'a'ue'
|. also, COLORED and FANCY SllhS;
l2 pieces BLACK BEIGE, warranted pure SIX ana
cuR MSsli \ '9 evRrAIk LINENS;
LACE SHADES ia great variety;
4 large stock of OIL-CEOTHS and MAfTlNHi
WHITE BED-QULTS In endless varie'! ANU
NoT FIN; CURTAIN LACE at 10, 1s, 20,
20, 80, 35, 40, 80. gu, and 75c.: ,,p,xs.
A large stock of TABLE-LlNES and SAfhiSs.
700 yards REMNANTS OF IRISH LINEN III ooe''
700 RICHARDSON'S at soc. ytD
4. Il. stewart 4 Co.'S celebrated BLAth M h5o
GLOVES at New York prices. &c
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Fundable debt.

The process of funding was necessarily
slow. Time was required to procure the
blanks for new bonds to let the creditors
inform themselves rs to the law, and TO dc
termine their course hereunder; yet not
withstanding there were funded quite q
large amount. 'Thencxt Legislature, newly
elected and fresh from the people, passed
over the veto of the then Governor, Gilbert
e, Walker. on the 7th of March, 1872, an
act Inv which it was provided that it should
not he thereafter lawful for any collecting
officer Of the State to receive in payment OF
anv dues to the State anything but gold,
silver, United States Treasury notes, and
national-bank notes, and declared all acts
or parts of acts inconsistent with that pro-
vision to be repealed. This was intended to
repeal so much OF the set Of March 30, 1871,
as made the coupons on bonds funded
Hereunder receivable for taxes; but the
Court Of Appeals, upon case properly
made up before it, held that the bonds al
ready issued under that act with taX-receiVa-
BILE coupons constituted contract when,
under the Federal Constitution, it was be-
yond the power OF the Legislature to I'M
pair, and so far as the act OF March Z, 1872,
sought to prevent the coupons thereon from
being received in payment OF dues to the
State it was void, but held in another case
that the act was valid so far as it sought TO
prevent the issue OF more funded bonds
with tax-rcceivable coupons. = .-.>a.
The effect OF these two acts was to leave
the debt of the State classified as follows:
1st. The sterling debt unfunded. '.
I'd. A part OF the debt fundable but not
funded. "
3d. A part funded, but not in coupon
bonds with taX.receivablc coupons, nor in
registered bonds convertible into coupon
lbonds with taX-receivable coupons, COM
monty called "peelers," meaning that they
were funded after the repeal OF the pro-
vision making coupons receivable for taxes.
4th. Coupon bonds with coupons rcceiY-
able for taxes, and registered bonds con-
vertibe into coupon bonds with receivable
coupons. .'
9Th. West Virginia deferred certificates.
Treating this last class as no longer likely
to be in any way recognized by the State, al
least for Il time, as any part OF her debt
and emitting the details by which some
small portion Of the remaining two thirds o.
the debt has been reduced by the eancclla
ton OF comparatively small amount o
bonds received from sales OF stock owne(
by the State in internal Improvement com
panies, and excluding the bonds OF the Stat'
nominaly owned by the sinking and lit
] erary funds, but which really are and ough
to be treated as bonds OF the State kough
in and cancelled, the debt, as reported by tn
Second Auditor to the present Genera
Assembly ISL. S29,4S9,326 81
/ Consols or funded D.
| bonds with tax
| receivable cou-
pons $780, 800 90
Registered but
| COnverliDle..... 1,997,410 gu
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Oysters.

The Fish Commissioners Of Virginia have
sent in valuable paper to the General AS
semb}y. It is a statement concerning the
culture OF oysters, which the commission
ers obtain from a lecture delivered by Pro-
lessor j. r. PAGE, of the University. Re
Gently in France the cultivation OF the oys'
ter has met with wonderful success, and the
commissioners think that it may be prac-
ticed in Virginia to great advantage.
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TIE VIRGINIA LAW-JoURNAL.-We have
from the publishers, Messrs. RANDOLPH &
ENGLISH, the February No. of this month
~, edited by Messrs. GEORGE L. and FRANK
w. CHRISTIAN. The cases reported en-
brace the United States Supreme Court. the
Virginia Court Of Appeals the United
States District Court, and the Chancery
Court OF Richmond
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The demand Of the United States Govern
mens for the bit OF gold handed over to the
State Of Virginia by Judge F1TzHUGH Is the
mcanest and most contemplate act ever
committed by the Federal power. Judge
FuzHuGH's conduct does him great credit
The demand Of the Federal Government
will endurinsly disgrace it. :, ,a, q,433ef
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Tho hattie OF Gettysburg, General 9. Y.
I,ns,s report OF 1 the Tennessee pa,gn,
an S General j. d. B. sTUARr's report Of his bis
sxnedition into PENNSYLVANIA. pr. JONES,
the ediror OF these papers, is doug great
work for the Justice ois future history
!; q. ! listory.of the war written after Ifhe
extreme prejudice and bitterness OF sections
wi,, have subsidized md the historian may
exercise his judgment by passion
anff hate
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SouTH CAROLINA AND LouIsIANA.-The
Geographic news puts very hopeful face
upon the public policy with reference to
these States. There has been SO much
hoping and SO much disappointment that
we are almost afraid to hope; but still hope
is passion that is indestructibIe, and we
cannot II We would cut loose from it. 1t
has been for years our only source of con-
ISOLATION, and we begin to think it is little
more encouraged than heretofore. 5.
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NJ PURE COD-LIVER OIL.
ORR OWN DIRECT IMPORTATION.

We have the testimony OF physicians who pre-
.er,he n, and of PATIENTS who have taken II, that IL
IA more acceptable to the stomach and more easily
assimi!ated than anyother oil.
+ We guarantee II to be entirely pure ana iie ~.
free from rancility, and fully possessing all OIL ING
wonderful remedial properties claimed Tor tue oe''
,cod-liyer oil. MEADE y St>r1
importing and Dispensing Pharmacists,
ocs si9 Main street, Richmond, Va.
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We have news OF the death Of EX-Gov-
ernor JOSEPH JOHNSON, who died on Tues
day ut his home, in Harrison county, West
Virginia, at the advanced age Of ninety
two. He was very estimable man, who
discharged the duties Of Governor OF the
State with great fidelity and conscientious
ness. :. He was a plain, practical man, yet
imbued with high sense Of public duty.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-01

Mr.. DANIEL hit the nail on the head when
he said that some parts Of a constitution
operate OF their own strength whilst others
require to be put into operation by the
Legislature. The first session comes Of
itself. 1t cannot be put off by legislative
enactments. The paying Of a salary to
members may be put off. This can only
come by Legislative enactment. ~ ssss : +
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The unspeakable meanness OF the Radi-
cal officials who demand Of Virginia one
thousand dollars belonging to her on the
ground that the present is not the same
government as that !. conquered ~ by the
United States It is enough to cause a
blush OF shame to mantle the cheek Of every
decent man to be reminded that this is his
country.
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n-MATZOESt MATZOES! MAT:

RrMATZOES! MATZOES! MAT
zOES!-I shalt commence baking NJ AILohS
March 18th. under the supervision of Dir. GREEN
TREE. All those who have not given their ordeFS
will please send them to Mr. GREESTREE or 10 me-
I. d. BRIGGS,
TOT Main street, Richmond, Va.
n. B.-Thc price viii be As Low as GOOD Ma
ZOES can be had North or SouiE. &c So
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III SOMETHING NEW EVERYDAY

II3 SOMEl hiNb y + W Ef ERI DAY
LEVY BROTHERS.
1t would he well to look around their store before
making your purchases
EMBROIDERED CURTAIN MUSLIN, l.: yard,
wide, at 25c. worth +0c. per yard:
HoNEYCoMB QUILTS at s5c-woula be chez,
at s1.25:
CROCHET QUILTS at $50 well worth ESQ:
MARsEILLEs QUILTS at $3.50 worth s.:
MARsEILLEs QUILTS at $3.50 worth IS:
COLORED QUILTS at 1925, $50, :l.75, 90.
1926, and $3.50, worth % per cent more;
CALICO COMFORTABLEs, manufactured In III.
city. at $3.50, So. $3.50. ami s3-no shaddv
filling;
SILK IIANDKERCIIIEFS at SOC. worth Soc:
LACE TIES at CSC. and up to $50 each;
LACE DIBS and COLLARS Of the Latest styles:
PIOUES OF the latest styles at low prices:
JET JEWELRY in great variety, very cheap:
PRINCES, BUTTONS. and all other kinds CT
DRESS TRIMMINGS, very cheap;
CuEvIoT sIuRTlNGS at 10, 12., -, lC!. 90
and 23c. per yard:
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The new $3.50, 600 Boston church is heated
In a novel way The entire basement has
been taken fora chamber for warming and
the air. which is done by five
immense stoves, the consumption OF which.
Is about ton of coal atday. The air in the,
basement, us fast as 1T is warmed, rises
through nearly 800 openings scattered
about the floor oil the auditorium, and neatly
concealed under the ends oil; the pews.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-01

LOUISIANA DEMOCRATS CALL ON THE PRES
dent Washington, February 2S.-Gen-
eral D. B. Penn, and Colonel Roberts OF the
New Orleans Times, called on President
Grant to-day. They gave no details beyond
their perfect satisfaction with the views OF
the President. 1t now seems certain the
programme involves the Withdrawal OF
troops to their barracks, with orders to
General Augur! to carefully prevent riot aud
bloodshed. This is tantamount to the SUI
perseding Of the orders regarding the status
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-01

LEWIS MAcKENzIE.-Al large delegation OF
Virginia Republicans will call on Governor
Hayes on his arrival here and ask for the
appointment of Lewis Mackenzie, OF that
State, as Postmaster-G General Washington
speciat TO Baltimore SIN. =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-01

The witnesses in the Mississippi case
have been dismissed. The report will not
be made until next session. {, ffft. ~
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SOUTHERN Observation-Disclosures PAPERS. =
The February No. OF this publication is
issued Il contains valuable papers. we
notice General a. SpERsoss report ri Of