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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-04-03
Gin gtiidd5en Gintuttfel:T apier rettete
thr Seben.

IS mar nur elm sem6bnlihes Stld @inpidelz Gapter,
ater eS rettete ibr 9eben. Sic mar i'm lesten Stabium
Der S9pinpiu6t uno mad benz @uSipru9 her aerste
as 20 giunb. Guf einem Stud Ginptdel 4apier las
fe ron Or. Rings @ep Discovery; ie belte fia cine
Yrcbes 6lai4e uno eS bali, harauf taufte fe cine srpbe
@ebrauh pnrpe fe riebev tart, seIunb, refg unb
ptest nun ,pieher l40 9funb. Sur ireitere @tnjelbeiten
ienpet cine Sriefmarte al gN. s.. Gce, Gpotbeter,
fort Smitb.
Brpbe : GIa(den gratis gu baben in alien G~ppibeten
YretS her srpBen Glai6en 81. Rbrleiale bel Dreif,
Ibcmpicn x Co., Gan antcnic.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-04-03
Ser hsfannte Meaheiifer Miih

Der bsfannte Wefbeiiter Bidder
murbe i'm Sabre 1874 tpegen freimitbiger
NeuBerungen bonn 2atbeber berab auf
atpsi Sabre ieines Mmtes uls profeHor
an Der 3iiblnser 9O6i6ule eniboben;
su sIeider 3eit aber tpuibe ibm iein ers
fer unb e%in3iser Sohn %eeboren. 8ei.
bes 3eiaie er ieinem 3ub6rern i'm @oleg
nit ben Worien on: .Weine Serren
i'd babe beute cine unpiltommen WuBe
unb cine milfommene unmube, einen
grpBen Wiider unb einen fleinen 8is
f6er erbalten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-04-03
1889 6erbif 1889
|. Huth & Son.
bic alte unb bepdbrte
Giien. uno Pol5>
w aaretas,
Tarben== San1en=@ anbllng
226, 22s uno $50 Martt : @trase;

22o, 22o uno $50 Wtartt = Strdse,
Sart Mntonio ....... Seras,
baben ibren Serbf. 8ebarf bon 8. Qanbretb 6
Sobn @arten,. 8lumen- nnb Gelb- Samsn er-
balten, unter Mnberem:
5000 8funb neue @rnte &iib = Samen, 5000
Yfunb alfalfa (9uaerner a%!cefamen) e~bsnfals
Mangolb . @urael, &unttlrlben, Mobrrdbsn.
Samen, gSperiette Slice, 8odbara alee, Sapa.
nefil9er Slice, Sobnion @ras, Buffalo deer
Colorado gras, Saat : @ossen, @erie, Safer,
@eiaen &c.
ae9ter 81 Yaio 8biebel. unb Creole pber
2ouitdna 3tpiebel- Samen.
gsenten fit Die beribmten Brinly Pfuege,
@lanet it. Horse Hoe and Cultivators com-
bined, Sanb.S amenbriQs, Yfiise unb @nlti-
~batpren, @uF. 8. Eredt @urfmafdinen nnb
8utder< 1teniilien, gbas. Wfutbs Sonig Ct.
traetnren, 8ienen>@ auder, Mefera e.
Stets auf Eager Sarriion 8ros. & SO.
Town and Country UNI @ebraud fertig se-
m,ii6te Garben; fubren o~ieIelben mebr ais IA
Sabre. importiren @arlabunasweiie, unb fibs
len nrs beredtist mad lansidbriger 9 fabrung
gu bebaupten, Dab b~iefelben bic beiten Garben
fino, Die in bieiem 2anoe fabrt3it perben.
Sm October ertparten 2anDretb & Spbu
rotbe, ipeibe unb selbe 9piebel , Seblinse.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1890-02-06
Tha Ke:shaw County Alliance.

A meeting Of the Presidents, Blsi-
ness Agents. and Tr.st1e StockholI'
ers of tie Alliance Exchange, was
Ill in { Q Court House TN Friday
3I,t Jan'y, u.timo. The Convention
was in session from L o',JoGk a. NJ.
10 3 o'clock p NJ. The new Secret
Wcrk was exemp:iied by the County
President, assisted by Bro. ". +.
Rlsseil and oLher5. Tie meeting
was we'll attended and the p.ocecI.
ings interesting and harmonious.
\ y ON nent merchant OF Caml2"
addressed tue meeting jd"ring 4 re-
cess Oh the snhjoct Of Cotton
Seed OIL AEill. lie argnad IN favor
IF the establishment OF sach - mil
in Camden, AMI showed Tie advaat-
a.cs that won,i be derived by the
farmers thercfrom. I!enrged tA"t the
rarncrs would take i minority of the
stock anil run the mill hy their own
agents g.. He impressed his audi
tors favorably AID tho matter vii
receive duo consideration.
II WAS unanimously Cos)'vel that
orr Sub. Alliances in Kcrshsw Coun.
tv make their own business arrange
uinnts tor the present Year: AM
that it h2 rvcoTcNL@d In ali casos
t'vhen they can borrow money or
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En- Interesting Letter

We puj!s;, to-day Al interesting Letter BY
a Northern visitor, to which we would re-
spoctfnlly invite tie attention Of OR resd-
ers. ItsAows the opinions others have of
us ina o'lr ;own.
1t is sad admission Cat trae naVertae-
less, that Ne have some serious draw
backs" TO which he refers; but it is most
.logout,y hoTel that some, at least, Il not
.si Of these drawbscks may bc removed at
an early day, and that cid Camden viii in
deed arouse from her letlfRs = ard take ad-
vantage OF all th@t nature has given Eer.
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The January Weather.

We ore Indebted 10 Mr. CCiin Macrae, ol
KirAwood, for the following report Of the
weather for the month Of January 1890:
Highest temperature, Co, I'h, 7. NJ
/ wrat temperature, 24', 18th, y. NJ
Prevailing wind, n. ". Rainy days !.
Rainfall 81 inches. Rainfall about c"e
fifth of average CT tie month Of January
for "a ars ending January 3lst 1870.
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JUDGE ". Fl. Wallace.

This distinguished Caroiinian IS always
welcomed wherever he goes, and no where
moro than in old Kershaw. His high char
seter, courtesy and ability reflect credit on
the State. and lie is deserving OF eTery
honor Which has been bestowed upon him,
He a ways gives satisfaction as a Judge,
and i; the worthy peer OF The illustrioHa
nen wlo have adorned the Bench Of South
Carolina. We arc glad to sec him in such
excellent he 9TH.
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4 Remarkabir s5rgnal tn TIC Johns.
town disaster.

E1poRA, Iowa, J n. 22.-What viii
always be regarded as a remarkable
and seemingly Impossible thing has
&c :clhpai "t this place. John Web
stcr and number of con.paniors
WELT down the Iowa River FOR Il few
days fishing Thcy cut holes in the
ice, and with long spears impaIed the
iiah as they came up to hrea.he. One
niag,.iti :ent PIKE Of t4e wali.sy.d
variety, was speare'l hy Webster, and
il was decided to hroi ii for dime.
Upun cutting it open tie surprise "I
tha fishermen WIS i!trnso when q
good.size,l p3ckethonli was fnnnd
within tic FISH. In the book WAS
found $50 iii gold. SIS i'll srl:e", i25
in grecnhacks, Sl0ODJ in bonds, and
certificate OF deposit for So on q
bank ct Juhnstown, l'.na, lately de-
va@t',trd ny H.o!.
\ piece OF paper was also !o'lni,
, on which Vas written sta; 2mcnt that
the owprr Of tie beck au% contents
was John J. Jones Of Jnhnstown, Ha.
There is no doubt the fish was in the
CoaenauSh oil tue fatal night Of the
food and swallowed the book as it
fell rom the pocket 0: NJ. 10 .es,
WHO, i, is supposed, per;shed. The
fish thon wendell its way down The
Concmaush into the Aiies'any. and
thence into tie Ohio River, loan the
OLio into the Mississippi, a:ll thence
~ tie Father Of Waters into the
luwa nivcr, where il vas finally
caught. The f.cts are rOa"?icl for
By rcpnta5i7 parties.
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T;;car0!og;:%l TA:y:a.:> ;'5.r Fn;.

..,iu..-
,!., . , g.
"e' 49, - H'''S' '"' ''>'''"Et u; :. -,
L",.;s W:a':'%r i'1;'''~'. I1n H., I.'',''. !
V"l" "'' - 0'"$. .'n"i'S"1' b Z
'olio"'ng lHci2'r9 "gic"' '"T' e'''' )
o: I'.c "!0h'n o. f9'''"'l:
are |::s" o''I"'''~''', W. l!'',.,'3 ,.,3
/, ,H'a 'l'"'7 i eiE2?c r'TSr,,' 70. =
"'I ~ 'ae of'ih"S "' L 4" "'''' :.
.n@At o HfcaA iht' "ide hIeH' %
'&hHT temperature aH'aE 'Ae o.
Si4h active rcac; onafy Stofn.E on 'he
II aMd 4In. \ PROMPT r~'"r;i q
T 'ow JemrcE":;GT" " i '":,'H. mi E,f3
h":ln.Hy TIE !:""n""TN n''>"'S. ,;''"
- u" n"Tt r'Eu.;ir S,"rm n'rlo"
Between t1e 'th iN' tile i-'N we
''a!c"i"sa regular Storm 'e'"i"i''hcii'S'
n very many Places %! a., act''|
!pe. N"iran IS on me "'n "';''
MercnTy Mi Tile '"lH: giving rs tnc'e
combined diStIr''il'5 s;re'StI from
! the @ih to l2iH nc N.:Ve: ~ 'he
!a'tA"er 80 awe 'h'Aca'S,' ,ne , "t'' '
!oth' lltn III" I1'l rs cc;''s'' :, oi
Ian2nr days NirfG"FT' 't' IL &c .e'
memn"f"a' IS oar S'rct %"t' a.. :, G". AZ
less J"ve sues Il" e'','' 80 t.:'. s.'''.:'''
HhH cyc!"he 'h'te:'' VI t"'" 'ie,"':'a =
iHto s:ce', tie't IS S"'' it"st>ot ~.
more irOuD M'ti t'c WIGS """''
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NnrSlnarn rTrO0lN.

Ksryhaw Troop, Captain = II. Bo!k;n'
n,raded OF Saturday last with . scodly
number OF moa, and presented fine ap'
posrance. Af,er tho rsra,la the Troop in
called in little target practice for pair
O. bits, which WAS Won by Mr. J. J. Ro5erS
h, h.vin made the best shot.
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noa4h cf STr Trn. T.rvar.

Mr.. William 1arver dicl Oh Tuesday
morning last, OF pneumonia. Mr. Iarvcr
WAS an Eng:ishman b. birth. and Wac sup
posed to be about 70 ysa,ss Of age. having
r,si,!sl in Camden Cor o7er A years. wAers
he was;well known ss quiet, inofcns;1e
c;,izsp. lie was cabinet maker, anl was
sa;S to be one CT tho best wo:iimcn in 'i.e
sisfa Mr. Tarver mas 70 rc..tivcs living
50 far as is kEown.
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q rnnn AID AS siGnse.

A. meeting Of the creditors of M"ssrs
n. {. PurIy 4 Co.. on Saturday ia'i' hr.
]. Bake Stcedmar, who had been made
assignee, was aiso appointed ag"nt for Tho
ercdno7-. The orera House S'ore wa
opcued IN Moraay mornirg last, and Mr.
8 ,edr.nn is nov res''y TO "iier bargains tt
ul: who ,sisi to purchase.
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na,1snished and Increased.

Mir. S. I. Glyhu Il, in oar issue 'o-d"!'
calls the sttertiou Of the pubic TO the fact
,ha; he has just rep:cs,sLed AID increased
his stock Of family groceries and plantation
snppIics, and invites su iuspec ion Of It's
,src. stock 1T The sIore formerly occupied
nv Mr.. J 5. Rh.me.
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Gratifying to All.

The high position at ainel anil tic
univelial acceptance ana approval Of
the pleasant liquid fruit remedy
Syrup of Fjg<, as tie most excellent
laxative known, il!:strate t e value
OF tile qualities on which i 9 success
is based anI are abundantly gratl:y-
ing to tie Gallo. nj. Zig Syran
CDmDanY.
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Ghe Colo -ed Farmer Alliance.

Ne. tie coIored Farmers Ali.
ance of Kcl lsi,nw onnty, have adopt.
cd Mlssrs. Baum Bros, ana y. d.
Kennedy, Camden; |, L. Cly5u:n.
Wrs.vil!c; aah f. II. Rcmbert. Sum
4nr. as the stores with which We will
lio I'll our cash traanE.
L. IEANCE, p. est.
S. ?. MCILwAIE, Sec.
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AN ORDINANCE:

! For tie irerextioa Of DiSorderly
Con}mct in the Opera NOHse Of the
7'omh Of CanSea, S. ca
E3Ir ORDAINED b. the lnten-
dant and Wardens of tie Town o:
! Camden, in Council assembled, and
BY authority Of the same:
SLC-IoT 7. kat rom au;l ate,
the passage OF this Ordinance, it shul!
he unlawful for any oao to use pro.
iane OF obscene Language in the Gam.
den Opera Iiouss, or Tie approaches
thereto; and any o1e violating This
Section shall, uroa conviction. be
Gued not exceeding Ten Dollars
$50, or be imprisoned net exceed
Ing Thirty Da,s l3W or 10th, IN tAe
discretion OF tho Intenjnnt
iSfcTIoN II. That ilo:n aud after
the passage OF this Ordinance, it shall
be unlawful for m; one III The Opera
House 20 whistle. J.;lk in q joud voice.
Or in any other way interruption dis
turo any performance in ;he Opera
I:olsc, Or 10 make any disturbance or
noise except customary applause, and
any one violating this Sect;ol shall.
urol conviction. he fnr.I to- OK.
ccpdins N;Te Dollars tS5j or he i'm
prisnned lot exceeding iwenty Days,
(2n) or beth, il: the discretion of the
lntendant.
SECTION III That from and after
tho passage o; this Ordinance, it shall
be unlawful 10 use any Intoxicating
liquors within the Opsra House, Or
it. approaches, daring any public per
formance. or while the aaIience are
gathering or diE?eTs;ng; al any
one violating CHS Section shall, mp n
convicti,.n 'bo fined not exceeding
Twenty Dollars (S20) or he i'm
prisoned not exceeding Tiirjy Days,
(30) or both, in The discretion OF tho
Intendant.
SECTION ", That II any' person
shall be engaged in violation Of
agy Section OF this Ordinance, the
Police shall order him or Ler to
t1esist t!icrclroln, an.l upon refusal
so to dcs;s', tho person or persons
so refusing shall be lerioyojl' from the
Opera -llnse,--aud-l laonJeSisting,
shall 10 imprisoned in the To*n
lock up unit such time asllcor she
can he brought before the Intenosnt,
aul it shall be the duty Of tho Follee
to enforce the provisions Of this
ordinance. Ratific in Council AS
sembied this 3rl d.;y Of February,
I 1890, and or irrad published.
JNO r GO0DALF.
! ." IntonAant.
! J. i. ERAsISGroy, Recorder.
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While ingalls, :.l'cgc'i heart b!ccds
for the poor, pcrsec!:to'l negroes OF
the Soaili, he shoul.t reserve some
few drops Of sympathy for til" atarT'
ins white miners y! his neighhori"S .
STAT, Of PrnnsyIYa :, WHO CT scarce
" keep soul an,i bOr;y together at
their best, an.i WHO are now being
tn7nod cnt il +he coll by The ;;il OF
"linlic,,on mcn with Winchester
ri:l. 9.
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CITATION.

South Cwolihn-KershAO Coaaty.
By J. II. Micklc, Judge Of PROBATE
Whereas, WIN. Clyburn, &. c. L
& G.. =, made sn;t to ne, to grant
him Letters of Administration Of the
Essate of anil Of effects 'Nm. j. Hall
These are therefore 10 c to and al
monish al anl singular tho kindred
and creditors OF the said Mm. }.
Hall, deceased. that they he and ap-
Pear before nc, in the Uoart Of Pro-
bate. to he he'll at Camden 5. g., on
Friday, February Tth, 1898, noz& a.
ter pupllc2'inn horeof, at II O'Clock
in the forenoon, to show cause, II
any tLe7 have, why the said Admins
trat;on should not be granted.
Gwen under ny hand. this eth
day Of Docomj"r. i. T.. 1882.
J. r. Nj. KLE.
Judge of Probate.
Jan. 2-3t.
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Personal and General.


Delightful! sprinG-l,i,e weather.
Erc-ybcdy preparing :op!ant
The trees are rattIa- on their spring
Arcs,.
Forty-:c:ye dos. returned ior town ssxas
this ycar.
liyoa wan; TO spend an hc@r pleasantly.
90 to the Opera iioIsc tomorrow night.
Everybody will observe TIE improved a?-
rearsncc of the JcuEyAL this week.
The Treasareis books for thc co!!cction
OF Town Taxes, ere now open.
The Boston Stars viii appear ut tiic
Op,ra House Oh the 24th OF February
Don't forget the d4Ic.
Fresh, home r:.isel coilarl and
ong white okra iced, To-! sale At Ii.
q. Mans.
Miss jamie Smith, CT Grecavil:o FSm.s2c
College. is home for few days Oh sick
iur:oush.
We werc pleased TO meet Ar. ". c.
Thomson, OF Lan"as;cr, in Camden o9&aa-
day l&st.
Fresh, l.ome.raiscd col,ard and
long white okra seed, for Sale at h..
&. Man ).
Mrs. Meroa4y, VINO has just returned.
from yisi. to her brother. Mr.. Jasper
Rccd, who has btaa quite sick, says he Is
some hat improved.
We are. sorry to learn Of the loss to Dr..
Burnet OF his :ine bu.sy horse last week.
Tie horse was playing in the lot and ct
oii2 OF lis Icss broken and hmt to be killed:
Fresh, hoa,c.raisM collar! AMI
,onr wlite ukra' seed, for sale at IL.
z. Man 5.
Tho Truck House OF the Heck and Lad
der Company, on DeKal5 street, has been
taSoa C'.wn AMI removed to The lot in :eal
of the Opera IIoasa, AZ Hutledge street.
The rotGrns OF towa property f"T taxos
FOR the wear 1891 amounts TO $55! !,50j,
against $JU9, 100 for 1889. Goods. w2rs
merchandise, &c.. returned for 1859
amounts 70 sl0S,223, aginst $4,000 Io
1889.
Fresh, irnmc..aised co, lard sHc
long Witt ohra seed, TO-; sale 1T II
G. Mans.
Mr.. +. p. Beard, 0: tho Elack5ars Hir
pate. WIS in town several days this week
and honorel the JOURNAL with visit. IL
s2ca;s Of Biackshurg as growing, thr;Tins
town, which is destined at an early day !;
become q magic AMI magnificent city.
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..nn:;?a, Tny;nn - IfA1a".

ADAMS CVUGc!L W. 90. \. L. OF H..
N sat, at their CoGacil nco'n, G''i:d fool
q, n, Op,r* iIH1soj. on tn SECOND sno
FoUsTG "e,la"Slsy Evenings 1t = o'cioc*
Visiting Brethcrcn alwars welc ,n..
B. or;ar Of ;i!e Comfaaadcr
|. II. ALEXANDER. Secre AIRY.
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IT. W Il ILnNeat.

Mr. W. II. McFcat, who has recsntly been
re-appoia.o,l Stcnographor. Occupies his rs
ral place il The Court House this week. i''S
re-appointmont is a mer;t:1 tribute to q
faithful and deserving DuLiic servant.
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Entertain nsent at the opsra Ectac.

Entertain nSent at the Opera Eorsc.
Tho Sunbeam Society OF the Baptist
Church. under the management Of Mrs J.
r. Goodale, will give an entertainment at
tss Opera Il 2us,, on F;id=y eTaG:nc next
for the benefit Of the buil,ing snni OF that
church. A peasant and enjoyable eve
ains's entertainmonJ may be expected.
Admission. o5 cents. Reserved seats. 80
csuts. Children, Is cents.
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THURSDAY, FEn. 6, 1880.
F;r;ybis o. Honor.

O.;<lL3 LoDGs 10 1912. kT1HHrs OF
IIasor. ueels OF n. FIR: and TART Non
d.r Evening". NJ So'cloci:, at the Ni"rs
lIouzo. I. II. AL"XASDER. Reporter.
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Divine Services.

Divins Services Will be held at Antioch
Baptist Church on the 79th, it being the
third Sunday il February. Rev J. '" Ken
ncy officiating. The pa5;ic is respectfully
lhritel 20 attend
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Town Property for SalG

fNuE BURN PnOrERTY in tie Town
| OF Camden bounded North by De
kaln Street. last o. A:natrone,s i.!w:rJ
Stables az! lot occupied by William Tar
YER, Sout;, BY Ilut:cdgc Street. ana Nest
by Church Streets offered ior s"!'.
Terms caSy. Apply to
W. d. TRANTllAM, Attorney,
Nov 21-tf Camden, ) I.
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The Camden Journal and .yOutheFt
Culticutor one y ar for S2.GO, pall
IL advance,
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1890-02-06

The Grady NJ. numcnt fund now
amounts tn SlG,SG9.
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Sahscr.lc GOr the JCUGEAL.
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s'nH.. iIrnrer;. :;lwS.

l,ur, C.: G%G,ia; :~o',;,.:a f3i' >.c"ItjN
"euary. wa,: cravcnc;l No&l'y, Jo}.,c y
Il. Wallace, i::H<:.,i&E.
Sixteen Grand Ju!.rs w"rc IN attendance"
aHd Tie Co@-t vas enabled to proceed t.
bushes: withnGt any delay, T&ey Aa.
Dispatched !A2ir business il Sich ~ c1
~c!i:ioaS m#naer that .iicy EGd acted o.
vi the hills g."a% tLem b; TGcs&;y t..
n:ng: an'l on N'2jne&i..y mouli"= ;&c
handed IN ;,,:yi- pf sentiment, anl were d.
.!.ar..cl from trr!hc- ".:e%;laH"e on Il
term.
The prcs,n.mc,.,. although d great u
-er1s. CT account cf the su.E"ss;oasaa'! ~
foyi:,?.ioa rs % co9aty :Tl:rs which ii
,omta:Is. is too lengthy for orr !ir.'tac
space this wcrk. II Ect published entire
next wee, wc Will a: least g.y2 fall cS.
tracts from It.
Tie cases disposed o. 50 fer ere IS fol
loT,:
Alfred Reed. w!:o CHs ihr throat o! rs
u!.t some weeks a:acc. Was foua} &n'iy o'
as,:.u... aad battery with intent t. Kill, al
sentenced 20 IN years ia the ;'s..te peni-
ten,iary.
.1a:&cS We.le ,le:tl guilty - 'hc charge
: obtaining sools under false p"etcHscS,
,,,I vas santcn ell to 30 DAYS in Jill.
.Acqn;tt.l. *erc sa'ursA il tie following
cases:
James !!s-reil, assault anA battery; .'ohr
Martin. asau,; anl b:ttcr%; EeAec:s 'ia
ter. larceny: Wyatt S:oYer, an. Minnie
White, a(iu!try.
The c.se a.a;nst Manson McCaskill,
murder. is sot for tria! Friday.
This embraces he proceedings up to the
hour OF going to press Yesterday evening.
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TUESDAY,.
Nov .. 1870.
ABOUT POLITICS.

When We ind the most upright
citizens taking 10 interest in poll
TICS, showing 10 zeal for the good
government OF the country, we
may expect political stagnation
aud corruption But when the
best citizens manifest interest IN
public affairs We have good gov
eFlms1t and honest administration
Of public trusts 1t Is the duty of
every man 70 take IN active per
s'Jnzl interest II the Welfare Of his
country, and 70 see that the best
citizens ara elected 10 pablo
places
III trEe. every word Of t. The
truth i Of 2 kind that needs TO be
often repeated One Of the great
dTGeUlties perhaps the greatest, in
securing good goFernmeut in this
country, lies IN the apathy and
Indifference 10 politics Of 50 many
intelligent and respectable people,
who aEe otherEi=e good citizens.
b1t Who IN this respect are not
s1eh- They take LITTLE or 10 IL
teEest II popular elections, and
nEEdFes1s and thousands Of them
do nOs Fote o. election days-
Ihey leave the whole natter
10 be managed by political
tricksteFs and their followers.
AID perhaps express their dis
gust without actively doing any
thing 70 pEsveAt Or care the evils
Of which they conPIain- This i
EeitheF good selss E0r good citi-
zel=hiP- Every ole who has the
right 70 DO 20 shOzld cast his vote
On election days and demand Of
every ezEdldzte for whom he votes.
= Tie eoaditaO1 Of rseeivlng ft,suit-
axle intelligence and : good reData-
EIOa for integrity zad honesty,
Were ths the gs1erzI practice of
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FRANKLIN'S WILL.

And low a. this late day the will
Of Benjamin Franklin Il contested.
that IS, one Of his charities pro-
vided for by the will Is disputed.
Ii appears that by his last testa-
ment Franklin set aside one thou
sand pOGnfss sterling each, for
PhiIadeIphis and Boston. to be
Used BY those cities after q hun
dred years Of investment in help
ing deserving young men to start
IN business FrankIin's idea was
that AZ the expiration Of the term
the Investment Of the sums named
and The REIMBURSEMENT Of the earn
ing= would produce more than one
million dollars the interest upon
which would prove sufficient to aid
several young men each year 70
start III small way II . safe busi-
nesss the recipients Of the aid 70 Be
such IS had capacity bat no capi-
tai and who, BY reason Of their
correct lives and their good ex-
Anples, were worthy Of assistance
1t was . noble conception, and for
> hundred years has excited men
70 Commend Frsnklin's breadth Of
charitable spirit.
Bat the Investment Of the sans
ha~ not turned Oat - RrankIin
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calculated. Only about hall s.
much has been realized as be anti.
oipated. His heirs now come n
and ask that the beqaest be 4
aside, because it has failed Of its
purpose; that as the terms Of the
viii have not been complied with.
and cannot be within the time an
pointed, the viii to that extent IS
void and the trust created has ter
minated, wherefore they ask thar
the money and its earnings be dis
tributed among them. The case Is
already in the Courts Of Pennsyi-
vania, and it is probable that 4 long
and tedious litigation will be main
tanned.
If the will is defeated, as IS not
unlikely, it will be but another IN
stance of the failure of men, wise
in their day, to SO make provision
by will for their benefcent eontri-
buttons that the charities viii be-
come effective. The better plan for
men of wealth to adopt is 70 be
their own executors; TO dispOse-of
their charitable donations while
they live, and not trust to the IN
certainty of wills and trustee
bodies.-[Am. Exchange 7
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those whom the writer of the above
extract calls upright citizens, the
consequence would be great inn
provement in all the affairs of gov
ernment. Political parties would
be purer; better candidates would
be nominated, and better officers of
law would be elected. The whole
body polite would be in sounder
and healthier eondition,and numer-
Gus shady acts that are now toler-
ated, would be banished from the
land.