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HISTORY OF COLUMBIA COUNTY.
MILITARY RECORD.
Emergency Men 1868.

The emergency of 1862 ended with the de-
feat of the rebels by Mcclellan at Antietam
in September, 1862, But in December 1862
our troops were beaten at Fredericksburg
under Burnsdes; and in May, 1868 still more
disastrously under Hooker, at Chancellors-
vile and in the month of June, 1868 the
rebels prepared to repeat their invasion of
Pennsylvania. On the 10Th of June rebel
brigade entered Chambersburg, and other
forces followed. On the 18th of June Gov.
| Curtin had issued his proclamation, and by
the 18th large force of men was encamped
in and around Harrisburg. From that date
| to the last of the month, there was muster
ing of forces and a gathering of troops and
material on both sides, and on the first days
of July, 1868, the tendency of the rebel ar
my was towards Gettysburg. And there on
the lst, I'd and Sd days of July, the fierce
and contested and much discussed battle OF
beaten, and before the middle of the month
of July, had recrossed the Potomac, and the
emergency" was over.
In this call for men the following persons
went from Columbia and Montour. They
were mustered into service in June and dis
charged in August.
TWENTY FIRST REGIMENT.
Mustered IN June 1924, 1868 Discharged
July 27-2S, 1868
Field and Staff: Colonel, James Chamber.
lin; It, Col, John McCleery Major, Wn
H Jessup; Adjt., Jacob Melick Quarter,
master, Thompson G Evans; Surgeon, Gee
Lotz; Asst. Surgeon, Henry G Roberts
Sergt. Major Albert f Barnes Quarter
master Sergt. Samuel IL Orwg; Commis-
sary Sergt., Thomas j Sleppy; Hospital
Steward, YIN ; Meyer.
Company C-Captain Robert F Clark
lst Lieutenant, Ed Green; 2l Lieutenant,
Thos Wenner; Sergeans, Andrew 0ladi'
son, Isaac McKamey,W II Abbott, Isaiah "
Mastelller, Laiah IIagenbuch Corporals
Emanuel Garrison. Eli Barton, Geo X
Green, Harman VI johnson, Peter s Rishel
Geo w Hoffman, VIM W McCollum, John
Penman, Musician Willits.C Gearhart.
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Prirates.
Francis AlbertsOn David b Kline
Geo w Andrews Eli KunSle
Daniel Baker Alonzo Lockhart
Jos X Bogart Theodore May
Samuel Bogart James A Merrill
Isaac 5 Britain James K Mills
Franklin Brochius Isaac Mordan
Oscar Buckalew VIM 7 Mcbride
Oscar B Case Nelson McCarty
Michael Chemberin Matthew McCollum
Sylvester Crawford John l. Parker
Clark Crevelng Richardson Parker
Samuel Dodge John Peiiler
Ira Doty John Reiswick
Francis p Drnker Benz F Sterner
VIM Edwards lPm Shoemaker
John w Evans Peter f Shuman
John w Eyer Moses Stiff
Thos Fitzgerald Hezekiah b Thomas
Ashur X FOllmor Josiah Townsend
Elias r Furman James Turby
Chas Il Green Charles Trump
Geo b Groul Thomas Vannatter
Cyrus Gruber John b Vanhorn
Samuel Harp G Van Helmboldt
David Hartman John lPagonseller
Ira Hess Philip c Whitenight
Alvin A Harvey Benz F Whitenight
Josiah Heacock CIR Woodin
Albert + Hendershot Jacob Werkheiser
Tobias Henry Hervey b Walter
Benz + Hicks Nathan Walp
Samuel Howard Almon Woodwork
Isaiah | Jamison John Watkins
Eleazar Jones Jacob Wampole
Richard johnson
Elias Hicks
From Columbia county.
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Don't tell a married man any joke ON the
boys, for he'll tell his wife, his wife will tell
her sister, and the sister will tell all the rest
vi the girls.
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I'ripakes.

PriUdtes.
Geo w Anderson Benz q Hess
w f Bodne Frederick Hicks
Geo X Bedleman Noel B Lee
Thos j Brinton Thomas Meredith
b IL Brooks John b Mears
Taylor l. Bowman Isaiah n Mears
Jeremiah Comstock Isaac Muifley
Wesley Crawford Joseph Nice
Enoch Cadman Geo OMAHA
Lewis Q Crofford Benz Payden
Caleb G Coburn Heman A Prentiss
Wm Fl Connor Simon ID Pealer
Redmond g Drumm Francis A Pealer
Furguson Eveland Charles n Shaffer
James Foster Absaiom Tonkin
Theodore Fedder Chas NJ Vaudersllce
Henry Floyd Owen d Webster
James J Fowler Sidney G Williams
Jesse Griswold William Yantz
Geo w Hayman Isaac + Yost
llersey Hover
From Columbia county.
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THE COLUMBIAN, VOL. XII, NO. 10
COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT, vol. XIII, NO. is
FORTY.EIRST REGIMENT.


Field and Saf.-Colonel, Edward r May
er Lieutenant Colonel, Alexander J Frick;
Major, John Ii Oliver Adiutant, Stephen
ID Soule; Quartermaster, Abram B Longa-
ker f; Surgeon, Roberts Simington; As ist-
ant Surgeon, TheodoreC Yeager; Chaplain.
John Thomas; Sergeant Major, Frank w
Watson; Quartermaster Sergeant, Gould p
Parish Commissary Sergeant Russell A
Thayer Hospital Steward, Frank Barnes.
Company E--Captain, Alexander j
Frick (promoted to Lieutenant Colonel July
., 1863, George w Reay lst Lieutenant,
John w w Kase u Lieutenant, Erastus
Hill; Sergeants, Sheldon I Gibbs, Jacob +
Redheld, John Keim, Samuel G. Quick ,Wm
Henrie Corporals, f Dallas Smith, Ogden
II Ostrander, Charles Smull, John A Elliott,
George " aIace, John Roderick, Alexan-
der NJ Russell, VIM NJ Watts Musicians,
Augustus Woods, Benjamin J Cook.
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III SUCH u manner as 10 produce astonishing re-
Suits"
NEGETINE
Is the great Blood Purifier.
VEGETINE
VIII cure the worst case OF Scrofula.
NEGETINE
Is recommended by physicians and apothecarles.
NEGETINE
Has effected some marvellous cures In cases OF Cam
Ger
VEGETINE
Cures the worst cases OF Canker.
NEGtTINE
Meets with wonderful success in Mercurial diseases
VEGETINE
WIN eradicate salt Rheum from the system.
NEGETINE
Removes Plmples and Humors from the face.
NEGETINE
Cures Constipation and regulates the bowels.
NEGETINE
Is valuable remedy for Headache.
VEGETINE
WIN cure Dyspepsia.
VEGETINE
Restores the entire system to healthy condition.
VEGETINE
Removes the cause of Dizziness.
VEGETINE
Relieves Fantness at the stomach.
VEGETINE
Cures Pains In the Back.
VEGETINE
Enectually cures Kldeny Complaint.
VEGETINE
Is effective in its cure Of Female Weakness,
NEGETINE
is the great remedy for General Debility.
VEGETINE
Is ackn owledged by all classes OF people TO be tn
best and most reliable Blood Puriher IN the worlC
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Rivd!es.

Samuel Amerman Uriah G. Kust
James NJ Amerman John II Lunger ir
Latimore AmermaH VIM Leighow
George Auten John Levers
VIM Beckham jr David Litchenthaler
Charles S Baker Thos Loudon
George Berdanie Henry II Lesenring
John w Bailey IVm A Mari
Thos Brown Dewitt Millard
John Bunker Matthias Murray
VIM q Brewer Edmund Miner
Elisha w ConkliDg Samuel n Miller
Hawthorne Glare Benz F Mayors
Isaac Crewitt VIM Miner ir
Edward Cuhtbert \Vm Meyer
John Dodson Daniel Paugh
Joseph A Doran Standish Phillips
VIM Davis VIM D Rogers
Hiram S Eggert Jacob II Ruch
Evan 5 Edward John Richard
VIM cyan I'm Randall
VIM ID Evans VIM NJ Smith
VIM p Edmonds Robert NJ Slack
Moses r Furman John b Snyder
Alvin Fowler VIM II Snyder
Ziba Gerrnger David NJ Springer
Geo w Gray VIM Shawda
Samuel Hays Samuel Y Thompson
Chas S Hinkley Samuel NJ Trumbowe,
VIM II Hardin Robert Teple
| WIN Hullhcn John Thomas
VIM r Hahn (Promoted.t to Chaplain
VIM Hoff II July 1869
Wm + Horner Geo IVVan Glider
Wellington Howe Samuel Vankirk
Evan Jordan VIM Vought
Lewis r Jones lVm Williams lst
II VIM johnson VIM Williams I'd
Frank johnson Robt G. Williams
Samuel kester Burton G NAPLES
VIM ID Wilson Charlie, Williams
William A Young
From Montour county.
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FIFTY-THIRD REGIMENT.

Company D,-Captain, Thomas Chalfant
lst Lieutenant, Mahlon X Manley ID
Lieutenant, John Ware; Sergeants, Benn
eville X Vastine, Samuel Antrim, James II
Burns, Simon Vought, John G Ellis Cor
porals, Geo d Butler, James McWiIliams,
WIN Dean, Peter Zeigler, Alexander Share,
Samuel NJ Waite, Benz F Hagenbuch, Dan
lei Linn.
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b Reece, Kimber G Ent, Samuel II Trump,
Robert McTowler; Musicians, Charles I
Doan, George w Momoe,
PrirateS.
Philip Angle Thomas l. Hess
Comfort + Butler Geo q Hughes
Prscus + Bomboy Joseph Hickman
Alfred G Burlingame Isaiah Hall
Charles A Boone VIM lIagenbuch
Simon o Berger Daniel Hammond
William Briggs VIM r Jessup
Joseph Berdcott Reuben Johns
James b Case w ii Kuouse
George w Crevelng VIM Lake
Isaac Creveling John > Lenhart
Peter Coons Daniel Mowrey
| Patrick Daley Cyrus b Miller
Wm IL Dill Samuel Mckinney
| Promoted to ChaplainOscar d Price
July g. 1861 Geo S Patterson
Geo " Edgar John Pugh
lhos w Edgar Philip Piles
Joseph l. Evans Henry TremLly
Charles Fowler Thomas u Trowbridg
| Geo A Frederick Henry Wanich
VIM Fenstermacher Silas L Walton
Samuel w Garrison Henry Ieigler
Henry Gerton Charles W Zlner
Robert 5 Howell
Geo w Garrison
From Columbia county.
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''VECETINE."

Says Boston physician, has no equal as blood
purifier. Hearing Of Its many wonderful cures after
all other remedies had failed visited, the Iabora-
tory, ana convinced myself OF Its genuine merit II
IL prepared from barks, roots. and herbs. each OF
which Is highly effective and they are compounded
In such manner as to produce astonishing re-
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In the THIRTIETH REGIMENT were
Company E.-Captain, Josiah w Will
Its ; lst. Lieutenant, David Holingshead ;
81 Lieutenant, VIM Brady Sergeants,
Lloyd w b Fistler, Alvin II Cleaver,
Scott Hite, James b Kostenbader, John
Ludwig, Corporals, Joseph Walter, Geo w
Rett. Allen B Fortner, VIM b IYhiteside, NJ
NJ Hendershott, Alex B Quinn, Henry NJ
Yocum, Samuel Beaver.
Prirates.
Charles C Ball Simon Huntsberger
Iacharah Beach Jacob johnson
Samuel Bucher L ID kase
John Breisch Jacob Kitchen
| Heury Bredbenner Theodore l. Kramer
VIM Brobst Harvey Lamberton
Martin V Briggs Archibald Lewis
Lorenzo N Briggs George Morgan
Jesse Cleaver Thomas Malay
Wesley Cooley Theodore Miner
Jacob Cofenhaver Gideon b Mutchler
John Davis Frederick Miller
Wash Dyer Clemmon Osmun
Charles Dougherty Geo w Reifsnyder
| Lloyd Fahrnger Ira Rodarmel
jeremiah Fahringer Marshal Rahwn
Amos Fahringer Charles Rhodes
Abel T Fincher Joseph Schlee
Albert Fisher Daniel Shoemaker
William Gearhart Josiah w Smith
Thomas Z Harder David Stewart
(promoted to SergtEdward E Watkins
Major June 81, '63) James Wartman
Isaac Hagerty Daniel Wary
David Hagerty M V Wintersteen
Alex Hite John d Whteside
Lionel Hopkins Tobias Weaver
From Columbia county.
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soiicca IscadinB CLUB.

MEssRs. EDIToRs: Will you allow small
corner of your local columns to us, who have
few "brokcn romarks" to mako, and 1atter our
selves they may be Of slight interest to somo.
Tho "Seneoa Reading Club met as usual
Friday night at the hotel parlor and largo
company assembled, Grey's beautiful poem,
"Elegy in q Country Churchyard" was clio
quently rendered, and "Will Carleton's" true
and expressive production, "Tho Editor sat in
his Sanotum," SURPASSED description in the man
ner in which It was read.
After good deal Of commotion and preamble,
(caused mostly by tho masculine members, tho
"Returning Board" counted in now officers.
Our ex-presidcnt then gavo neat dnd telling
little speech, and with a few more addresses and
exquisite music furnished by ono Of tho lady
members, the Club adjourned to meet again
noxt Friday night. Wc hopo oil tho readers
will DO present, and also hope they will not
slcavo their books behind"
Tho company was then entertained for au
hour OF SD with somo of that unsurpasscd
"Yankoo music" Some Of tho pieces begga,
description. ''portland Fancy" is enough te
strike tho fancy of any ono with sound sense
"Scncca Waltz" has bcen composed by on,
talented friend, -, since his sojourn in on,
little town and is certainly pretty compliment
and ono which we take tho liberty of sayine
that was highly appreciated by the undersigned
at any rato. "N'IMPORTE."
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Martins Creek Locals.

ArRIL 7, 1873.
From our Sunday School record Of to-day, wo
get the following;
Glass No. l, no rccitations.
Class No. 2, 81 Testament torses and 21O
Scriptural questions.
Glass No. 8, 1876 soriptural questions.
Glass No. 4, 81 Testament verses and 900
Scriptural Questions.
Class No. 6, Q Testament verses
We earnestly ask all who speak of Sunday
Schools as effective instruments of moral pro-
motion, TO show thoir fidelity to tho cause by
their constant attention TO and hearty support
Of these institutions.
There is no community in which thero is not
more or less Of disscnsion md strife existing
between its members. In PROPORTION as these
obnoxious elements are codntenanced and
ohctlsliod, community will rise or fall in tho
scalo of progress. All institutions, tho church
not excepted, arc impcdcd in their advance to
tho accomplishment of their designs by ind-
viduals not exercising forbearanco. Oan wo
not partially ccdo our interests individually for
that of communities collectively?
Cotton is boing planted. Farmers oil protest
against each others course in planting tho
"North's fortune" so extensively, but still they
plant
How many churches do tho pcoplc Of Friend
ship vicinity want? Ono apiece? JIM. P.
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WESTMINSTER LOCALS;

a Sabbath school was organized on tho 7th
instant, numbering about 40 Of tho young and
Older members of tho community! Tho
school bids fair to increase in numbord. Wo
invite oil to attcnd especially tho young. The
next meeting will Bo o'cloc,:: =. NJ. Sunday,
Cavalry companies aro the order Of tho day.
An effort is boing made to organize ono horo.
MIR. $. J. King is supplied with copy of the
uniform pattern. Call on him and got ono
FREQ of charge.
Tho merchants arc doing reasonably woll--
trado being good.
Its announced again that wo are to lavo d
house of worship 10 or near town.
Spcca tho day.
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The I'enItontinry LOAD.

COLUMBIA April 8.-Tho folly Of tho last
General Assembly III tho matter of tho Pcnis
tentinry appropriation has bocome painfully
manifest alrcady. Tho inmates, nearly six
hundred in number, arc represented as boing
in almost d starving condition. They arc
certainly confined to tho orthodox prison dict
Of bread and water, with no broad to spare.
TO make affairs worse. numbers of now CON
,yicts are coming In daily, and the institution
is already. overcrowdcd. An extraordinary
first installmont Of deficiency is hereby u.s.
sured. A. loan or advance Of supplies will
not be oasily secured. rs majority of claims
for such assistance, in tho past. Nro now in
tho form of Bonanza certificates which
nightly deter generosity. Superintendent
Parmele was compelled, this morning, to
purchase two days supplies at his own
private cost.
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locals.
TowNvILbE, April 9th, 1878

TowNvILnE, April 9th, 1878.
Mr.. John g. Harris, most worthy citi-
zen Of this community, is very ill with ca.
tarrhal fevet.
Mrs. Polly Lanier, respectable widowed
lady residing near here, died recently at tho
ripe agc Of 81.
The Presbyterian and Baptist churches
at this place have aourishing Sunday Schools
supcrintendcnts of which arc N1r. b. P.
Vcrher and Mr.. E. p. Narlc, respectively.
A neR post Office, to be known as Beaver.
dam, wds recently established id Anderson
County, at Maj. Ct. w. Marct's, some four
miles west from here, with that gohtloman
as postmaster:
Mr.. Jordan Burns, of town, has ON acre
Of red rust proof oats which for luxuranco
of growth cannot bo surpassed anywhere in
this region Mr.. Burns is one of our most
practical and successful farmers.
Mr. j. A. Gaines, also of town, has
largo crop of wheat which, considered as
a whole, is tho finest prospect I have seen
this season. Tho acreage in small grain is
decidedly larger than that of last year, and
wherever I have been the outlook respect
ing these crops is full Of promise.
The academy here has been unusually
promising since tho beginning of the term
in January. This is manly attributable to
the efficiency Of the principal, Prof. D. p.
Werner. Tho average attendance upon tho
daily sessions is about sixty. A number of
pupils from abroad arc in attendance.
Tho new Baptist Church here was com.
plctcd mouth ago, at a total cost of about
one thousand dollars, and was dedicated on
the 9th ultimo, by tho Rev. VIM. Henry
Strickland, of Anderson Court House. His
sermon, based upon Chron. v:21, was
remarkably foo production, being charac
terized by depth of thought, beauty of style
and delivery. A profoundly solemn impres-
sion was made upon the vast auditory.
NOSKCID.
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TIE COLD WATER ARMY.-Tho spring SOS.
sion Of tho Grand n;-:;cn Of The Sens e
Temperance Of South, Carolina will convene
with Palmetto Division in Charleston on tho
fourth Wednesday in April, at IL O'Clock
A., M. All subordinate divisions arc reo
quSsted to sond representatives. Each sub.
arch and all Past Worthy Patriarchs delegates
and should ondoayor to havo at least ono
attond tho coming mcoting.
Tho Grand Lodge Of Good Tomplars will
meet ut tho samo time. and tho cold wator
army of South Carolina will thus havo
grand rally in Charleston, and if they will
only join forcos with tho host Of intelligent
men who are enemies Of drunkenness, but
not Of liquor, thoy may do much in enforcing
tho laws as they now arc. and contribute
greatly to tho repression of the sin and misery
that result from indscri,ninate dram selling.
Neaos and Courier.
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AN ASTONISHING FAcT.-A laro pronortion
Of tho American people arc to day dying from
tho effects of dysptbsia or disordcrSd liySor.
The result of these diseases upon tho niassos
of Intelligent and valuable people 10 most
alarming, mako lifo aotually q burden, instead
Of a pleasant existence Of enjoyment and
usefulness as it ought to be. There il, no good
reason for this, if you will only Throw aside
prejudice and skopticiam. take tho advice Of
druggist, aud your frinds. try ono bottle of
Green's. August Flower. Your speedy relief
is certain. Millions Of bottles of this medi.
cino havo boon given away to try its virtues,
with satisfactory results in evory case. You
can buy sample .bottlo for 10 cents to try.
Thrce doses will relieve the worst caso Posi-.
lively cold by oil druggists on tho Western
Continent
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sIaERIFE,s SALES.

DY virtue Of suandry executions Is me dlrrcolca
- will sell, befcto, the Court House door on
MONDAY, tho 9th day of NIay. between the
legal hours Of sale, tho following described
property, to witt
One Tract of Land on Little River containing
zoo aeres, moro or less, adjoining lands Of
james McCarey and others. Levied on as the
property Of Wm. j Hunnicutt at the suit of
Wesley Pitchford. ,.A
~. ALSO,
,,Ono Tract of Land in Oconcc County, on Big
Bcavcrdam Creek, waters Of Soncca Riser con.
tanning 27o aoros, moro or less, adjoining lands
of Osborne Cleveland and others. Levied on rs
tho property of Carver Randall at tile suit of e.
w. Williams s. Co. and others.
>, ALSO,
One Tract of Land situate in tho Town Of
Walhalla, containing % aores moro or less
known as part Of Tract No. 8, adjoining lands
of NJ. II. Bryce and others. Levied on as the
property Of ALEX. Bryce, Jr., at tho suit of the
Walhalla Dank and others.
TERMS OF SALE--Cnsh.
JAMES II. ROBINS,
Sheriff Oconeo County.
April II, 1878 2l.at
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we have flourishing school under tho

We have Aourishing school under tho
control Of Hfr. Joseph King.
1t will DO grcat pleasure 70 500 all the
Sunday 8 chools and scholars and teachers at
Atlanta. Georgia, on tho 10th instant Thoy
aro to come from, oyory quarter Of tho Ameri-
can continent. Thore will DO room for ALL.
Tho Lodgo of I. O. G.. Il. doos not moot
regularly. Who is to blamc2 Is it too ,uet for
thomf Wo bolicvc they like it drW
Thoro will bo meeting in tho school honso
on tho goth instant for tho purpose Of orga n,
izing militia cnvnlry company. A list for
names Of mombors can bo found with Mr.. II.
A. Mntheson.
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TnE BisIfors OF THE NJ. +. CHURCH Sourn.
Church South, Bishop Paino has aoryod SO
yoars; Bishops Piorco and, Kayanagh about
"a yoars, having been elocted in May 1854.
Bishops Wightman, Doggett and MoTyoire
about IL years, having been elected in May,
1866; md Bishop Koernor about 8 years,
having beon olootod in May, 1870. The
General Conference of this church. which
moots In Atlanta, Goorga carly in May,
Mil elect two or moro Bishops.
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RIchIand Democratic club.

There will bo meeting Of tho Riohland
Democratic Club at Riobland Church on
next Saturday, tho 18th instant, at 2 o'clock
7. NJ. for the purpose Of Reorganization
and olectiug delegates to tho County Con.
vcntion. All members are requested to bo
present. G. r. MOORnEAD, v,
"A. G. sLroiI, President.
a,.8 Secretary. I.
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scncca CITY CInh,

There will bo 6,ncGting of tho Democratic
Club of Scneca City on Saturday, tho 18th
instant. for tho purpose Of olocting delegates
to tho Democratic County Convention, whiol,
meots at Walhalla Court House on tho third
Saturday of April, 1873. A full turn out of
tho mombcrs Of tho club is desired.
D. FRANK SLOAN, President.
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..NEw YoRx, April 8. --Ex. Gov. Franklin j.
Mosoe, Jr,, of South Carolina, was arrested
on broadway Inst night, and looked up. IIe
is charged with having forged tho namo of J.
woodruff to note for $3lG, and passing tho
note upon Jamos Allon. Moses will bo takon
Z, Charleston in few days.
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Fan Creek Democratic club.

Tho membcrS Of Fall Creek Democratic clnb
are requested to meet at Fall Creek Church on
Saturday, tho 18th instant, for tho purpose Of
elooing new officers and delegates TO tito County
Convention. II. A. II. GIBSON,
President.
w. 9. ROBERTSON, Secretary.
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NOTICE..

.100 Cords Of fresh pooled Tan Bark and
lVV 500 good beef hides and skins
wanted, at my Tannory, for which fair price
will be given in exchange of Leather, Shoes
and Boots of tho best quality, or in scttlomotit
Of accounts due me. I also renew fng propo.
sition to receive and tan good boef hidos on
once, so as to got your. leather carly in tho
falls,.; ;, T. HARPER, Senoca City.
Maroh 2i, 1878 i8-
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THE SoIr FOR. MILLIoNs.---It was stated
somo timo sinoo that Mrs. Eliza Miller, of
New York, was preparing to assort llor claim
to i!9, 0o0 aoree of land, valued at many
million dollars, in Virginia. West Virginia,
Kentucky and Ohio, as the heir of her father,
John Young, who at ono timo conducted a
bakery in Baltimore, and afterwards in Alex.
andra, Va, in tho early part Of tho present
century, apd yho invested largely in tho wild
lande of tho States named. It is now stated
that Mrs Miller has placed hor claim in tho
hands ofa Now York lawyer, with instrucs
tons to institute, suit at once against tho
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, tho Chesapeake
and Ohio Companies and other corporations
and individuals. So far. as tho railroads are
concerned thoy Of courso simply obtained tho
right of way through tho lands claimed by
duo process of condemnation and payment
1t is, therefore, not likely Mrs. Millor's suit
will amount to much so far as thoy aro con,
corncd, though tho titlo to lands gonorally is
another matter.
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Miss Wood, of Riohland County. who shot
and killed Samuel Henry, in November, 1877,
while assanlting her with criminal intent, was
tried in Columbia Inst Monday and acquitted.