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THE SENTINEL. .P. itADLEM. itor & rzprietor Ternas of Sabseriptlen. *eYear %a . . . . . . . . . * . $1 60 as Wouths . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 76 Advertialsag Rates. Advertisements insert ed at the rate of $1 00 per square, of (9) wine lines, o xssa, few tho ftt insertiow, and 50 cents for each subse qauent insettion. Centracs made for THIIC, NIX or TWLVI months. an favorable terms. Advertisements not bating he numbet 'of Insortions mtirked on them, will be published guill f&rbM4 and charged ecoordingly. These terms are so simple any child. nay udestend them. Nine lines is a square epe ineh, In every instance we charge 'by tbe spc ocupied, as eight or ten lines can be aade to oeupy four or five squares, as tho "vertiser msay wish, and is chargei by the Opoee. M Advertisers will please state the num-' bqy of squares they wish their advertisemgents to make. SW Business men who advertise to be benefited, will beat inld"iM10 that the ETINEL has a large and increasing cir elation, and is taken by the very -lass of persons whose trade they desire. Pli%ENS 0. U., S. C. 4 . Thursday. Jan. 4, 1877. The Adjournment. Tihe Senate ant "timp". How-o -ad. journed sine die on Fridav cvening. tho 22d uit., Ifder having gone through the form of passing a taix bill of 141 mills r Stnto purpossi, nnd 3 for County, making a lotad of 171 millm the hexvitst taix ever levied by nny admiiiistration in South Oarlitl. Not a cent of it will ever be collectedi and it will do the taxpiyers n more har than it it had been only 21 mills in% stead of 171. Tho Constitutional Hoase alto adjourned sine die on the same day. The (eneral Assembly will be convened by Governor Iamp. ton in extraordinarv aession whin ever in his judgment the interest ot Mhe State demands it. The Railroad Tax. The Bank of Commerce and the Richmand and Danville Railroad Company have obtained judgment. against, the securities of this Ceunty on the supercedias bonds. WYe are informed that thme evocaliona hr-ve been issued and placed in the hands of~ E. HI.Balrton~ for col lection. The judgments and costs will amount, probably, to eight or ten thousand dollars. The County Commissioners have already levied an eight mills tax, to meet this judg flent, but ewing to thme complications in State nmtters the tax has not been collected. The Commiissioners, at our mass meeting at this place last year, were requmested, and di rected to save thme se'iurities ha,rmless, u(nd for that purpose mamde thme 8 milia levy, above re, ferred to. It se~emus evidenut now that this judgment, will have to be paid, and as -thme County is responsible. every taxpayer is in terested. If the securities pay it ntow, the County will be comrpelled to refund i' to them and as every turut in the courts adds more cost, we think it better for the County to take the bull by the horns andi make provisions for meeting the quession at onc'. If the se eurities are forced to pay, it will only increase tihe amount, which tihe County will eventually have to meet. andi, as alli tihe tax payers of the County, as well s the individai securities, are interested in this mat ter, we rospectifully suggest a meeting at th;e place on Saturmday. the 18th icst.. for the purposi $f taking time question into considieration. Let us have a good turn out, and a free and full dicussion of the whole matter, so titat it muay be fugl understood by everybody. South Carolina's Electoral Vote. The Ct nugressionmal Investigating Corn,mittee has concluded its worm,k int this' State. They, according to the laice or the returns antd t.he votes atctn,~ ally cast, give the .State to HIayes by 600 or 800 votes. They also declare that, there is NO DOUBT but that Hampton and thet entito Stato Demo, eratic ticket were eh-eted by3 a nmjori ty rantging from 1,100 downi. Th~le Demnoctata of thuis State ntever chaimed it for Tiildein, hot aill t he time conceded it to .1 aiyes. M anmy I .epubliennts voted for~ Hlayes aind Hlampton and huim tik tIt. We think the action of the omn mnittee will go har towards establishins, Haminpton's recog ni tiotn, by even the Relpublican party, in ithe North. We reg.ret to learn that Mr. W. N. Craig, Shertiff of Oconee County, died or heart disease at WValhalla last Sat ur-day. MIr. Craig was well andh fa vorably known by the citizens of1 this County, having been sheiff of Old Pickens District before the~ Cousnty of Oconee was formed from it. Hamiipton's) tiumpilh is' now in the hansdw of the taApayers of the State. If they withhold their tatxes from theo Chamberlain "bobstall" c2oncerni, bis success is assnured. The man wvho pays taxes to the Chabenbrlain concern. is a traitor' to hi. Stateo, if the@re should be0 tuchi, mark him. Tho eunty UMoers. The opinion of Mr. Campbell and othey lawyfr V AfhIrlepto, taking the grounds taint ndne of' the County offivers were legally eleeted in the last general elee'don, has casecd quite a commotion ismongaL the ineoii ind 6utgoihk cunty ofids ugb rut the State. The opinion of these gen thAhuii '4uekiMA84'W&nstitu-' Liona law hns gr at weluht tlruh aD9 the'Stitel bat, n thiS initante'te; presume they havp taken merely vel9i.ctge i isin r r to 0i t,eade tp;d Lg Ie urn'ee ob Pkdelisde i. County. This we think unfortunate fqr theb Ill*jh Stotp in our present, political complicatiuns. If it is true that nonfe of the Couity officeri were elected legally on. the 7th day of liot November, then it is equally ti ue that the' was rin election for Governor, Lialntenan,t Governor, State offfdet*, members of Congress, and 'Sollcitors. N6 persons were elected except the Senators and R# presentatives, If the Coarts should sustain the view of the law as held by these gentlemen, thel the Democratic party wil be the los ers, for all the State oeiula are Apd,. iculY ond ill 6he counties, of Colleton, Burnwell, Aiken, Edgcfield, Abue ville, Liaurenm, York, Luneaster and Marlboro, the Incumbeat arc all liepublicaris, while the new oficers el e.t are all Demcerats. lt is very cer tain that the lepub icans will noot ob jeet to having the law construed by the Courts vs viewed by these gentlemen. We thi.k the view taken by Gen. Iarlee, of Marion, who stands as high in his profession as anly man in that, section of the State, is a proper one, tind all the Democratic County officers should be governed by it. In reply to t-he Sheriff of Marion Coupty, General 11arlee mays: "In reply to your request, that I should advtte you tis to whiethor you would be safe and justiflel in lAw in turning ovwer your papers, books and hunds to Mr. A. E. Grice, who was voted for and declared elected at the geneorni election held on the seventth of NovembercI last, I beg leave to say I hat I uO not t,inik von a.re bound to~ g.o behind the comin n'ion, of youri suc eessor. it h-galy and du ily eYxecuted, but that upon the production of' sur-h a commIIiBssion to you, you wouhIt be "s4afe~ antd just il'd' as at public offleer in -surrendeineg your ofnice, books atnd llppers to him, and no liability would thereby attach to you or your sureties. It, scems to mec t at any other rule wouli make every offieer, whose term of offiee had expired, the judge of' the' election of his successor, and would Inaugurate interminable litigation: and conf'usion. I certainly think that no court could find aau' ho, ity to subject you L.) Ii ability for surrender'ing your office and its incidents under such circumsitan Vces." Alr. Grice, wI o is a Democrat, it seems, sent his bond to Secretary of Staite Ilayneb, before Hampton was iniaugurated, but Chanmberlain did rnot sign his comiision until atter Hamp ton's inauguration. General Hlarlee, therefore holds that Mr'. Grice's comn.. m)ission is not legal, in n much as it was not, issuedl by the prop~er poeson. [f (hornor R:ampton had signed the com.is)iision it, would have been all right, but as it was signed by Cham herlain G3en Harle advises Mr'. Becr r*y not to turn his omefio over to Mr. G rice. Tutis is certainily theo proper course for all the Democratic offic'ers to pursue. If the ofticers elected on the seventh of Novtemb er hast present the comnmission of' Governor Hlamnp.. toni, we think it suflicien,t, and the ir -- ctumbents should turn their officers over withi6ut any hesitation. There is nio doubt in our' mind bitt what such action on their pairt, would be sustain. ed by the Courts, anid the officers comminissioned by Governor Hampjton prloperully re(cognized. This is the onily courise that our Ionmocrzatic of.. titers caui consistently or honorably The Taxes. Trhe Constitution)al House. bd'eoe: its aidjourinent, adopted a resolution requesting the people of the Sta..e to pay into the Hamupten Governmwent, (which is the only lawful Governmnt in, the Staete) one fourth of the taxee paid by thienm last year. It was made discret.ionary with Governor Hamp ton, at which I.imei the taxes a-hall be, paid, and whether by installmnts anid what amount in each inistall,mnt.-... Tihis tax is to be aipplied by tht Governor to the mnaintenanrce of the Penal a'd Caritable Institutions in State an,d Counties, and the.Ezecutive and Jadicial Depar'tments of t,be 8tre Each tip*yvr.la twreodite s '4ceiulip for the asmount Id which is to bo creli4d g s x le bill is pr4he #a d. ' is tion has no fore of law; it is only a re quest, and we feel assured that when Governor Hampton n'akos n call for thd *Wbyl WiH bb . promotly iAAI ceebria4ily paide it is -essentially, Ine cessary for: our peoplo4w be Prompt, for the publis inMiuiaioe are now nds a n 1 W ie j n nf w I'he Lunatio,Assylum i8 an inr4titt Lion which appeals to the philanthro py of every nu"Hn in flme''> Sltuit.' it shoul4bp promnptlv wyvided for, and its iinsates w'el taken vare of. The PenitAntitirygI ils aiti-t,eiinst itutit ha 14t is obli ed 10 be kept up by the Stute. t'ne Hampton Goveriment ik properly iitaJl1d,'b made selfmustuininu,; but un. er the present laws of tle Stute it is an expeisive concir,'bt is tblgtl to be maitsin dy taxotion, or the in mutes, the Worst riiinalld ill I h State would be turned loose upon so.. eiety. 4. is, akso nectisry to, kep, thb Judiciai aind Executi-e Departmen of the State ruining, and it re4uiret moley- to (10 this. Sairl.ies, intoreA oa the public debt and- Lhe publiL oa-ools will .hav:e to w.ai. tiA iAh State is blought 04$, ) .cha0os. But the other. items for. wlich mpolney i dem";anded can "ot,1 be u off', and Goyernov flamilptol is.pbliged to lauve Ionley iu order to tustaini his Q'ov ernmieit. Let us then be punctiial when the Iequest is made, but at, the Mame time lut us firm1ly rciolve nvVel L pty a cent to the bogus govein Ment of D. I. OlaabrLajn. If w withhvod eor money Iyun1 tlen UA41ri, bi-.governmeni, at once, govs to pivt and wo will for ever be done with thc bugen5 I ' catpet- b:g rule. Out people hartt,hl, whole matter in ,thei own lands. If they supo't Hamp. ton and repudiate Chainbelnai n's pre tentionls, the questioan is pettled aind flampton will be reostatuif. Let us stanad firm r nd u ni ted in thIiis matto:i and secure all the fruits of our v ic tory. The Presidential Question. Thea proMpects of Mr1i Tilden, n5 th( next [Presaident, of the .Un,ited Staitet ar,e br'iLhlt eni nug every day. Th le ne. ion of theo Su pre~me C2outrt o Flo rida. ordering the State Bo:ard of Canss cers to miake a recount, will eithier'give~ the State to TIlden or cause thle vot( to bie thrown out, which, in eithlel event will elect Mr. Tlilden. Thell Congre'.sional Invreatigat.ing Commit tee in LoiianalI hans, by overwhielm ing evidence, disproved every chan ge. of initimidation by the De4mocen'tic party, bt it has provena very clentlyh thes wvorst kindi of '-bull dozinmg," and the. m1oIta gigant' lranuds. kere. com-* ml'itted by) the Republic.ias h State will eit her be givena to Tilden m1 throw n outL, that is, ii there is atny regard for justie~ or const iittioa law left in the anmids of the SenuatorI of the United S.tt(ate ogiess. Thea peop)le of Indiana.. Ohio, Illinmois, Penn i sy*lviaia, nad othIer Northern and. West.er n States ar'e risinag up ina thai: might, and will hold mneetintgs ini .ech counfty' of the States on the 8th int., wh, ni theyb3 will sp'eak inifl no flnctin iiI tonies to the Senate, demanda1inmg that thea will of the p.eople as expresse~d on the 7 th day of Noven,blet last, he re-. gairded, an td tIgaat Sa muelI J Tl'eya And Trhiomas A. flendricks be declared (le Presaidenat and Vige-Prssident of the, Unaited States. It is a nnounaced alreadty that Sen-, alors Conkling anid J. G. Blaine wo' ill Itake issue with the leadical'conaspir'a-. tors, ad demand ani htonest (coun!t of the electoral vote. .Nine Republicnan Sen.ators aj'.iili h1esi are pi(gued, an ad it is now lIssertedl that that number' will be fosind wvheni the properCt time arrives, nead they will rise above par... tisain prejudices and obey the mandate of $he people. Eve,yt ing4 at&ti time "points clearly to "the inu&etable inansgtiation of Trildeun on 1,be 5th1 of' nt)C March. South~ Carglina .ia Cqngres., The imemoid I oil GM t a+o Lienat. Gov'. Simpson, Speaker Wail lace, and sevenl.y eight Representa tives and Senator', wasn presente-d to the Senate by Senatot Gordtan, of Georgia, the 29th uit. The ninoiin recites at ~length the events fig have receontly trantspired in. the State, the in terference of the military,. &e., and asking Congress to take such atc. tion as wiil caSuse a Ocessation - of mili tary interference in the aiffairs of the Mtato, and anahl t. GO....... -d LegiWature to exercise .the 46I e ot the offies to which they were oleeted. After the reading of the memoriti, Aon moved tv , r: tt .e ta on,. afsen oioved to amend by w., fering to the Committee on Privile Ice I ll(fi whLeion. 4. G o pending widch Mr. Go-don intr. duced the following Rumolution: Resolved, by the Sem.te, That the State.governuenlt now existing In the State of South CIrolina, and represen ted by Wado liampton as Governor, i4 the lawful go1vrnmient of aid State: e d in dui I to shotild be givi-n by the Uniited Stutej when properly called upon for thlatpurpose, to thie en that the liws Imlay bo I .i .tully and pr1m) yexecn, tId, liO ae. lj p4ed Iland defendid 14K.A l vi-dauLrp or'the law, State or national, brought to a speedy ptl.tmhmluent for their crimes. On the question of referonce, no quorum votefft n tiLe memorial came up oi Tuesday. Mr. Gordon's resol.it tion hay over and can be called up by him lat an1y Liso. , The City ty the gea in the Van, Tho retolutioits adopted ut. a maftse meeting of the uitizens of Char-leston. wlie''vs p4l,blish below, have the ring #f tioeAr-'uo metal i) them. Oth er volunties are following suit, and Pickens should iot be belhim . Resolved, hat the Conservative citize'as of CharleSton, IDemetrats und ReptubFeans dho recognoizo Walde A4 5topq and none other, us tGe 1614Nl U)vernitr of South Carofim. To him -alono will they yieli, as Gov. (r1or, obedienee uId sIupport, and to him they- pledge such aid un'd assis, Iance, nornl ftinanial and material, a&s Imay be required for (lhe estatilsshment aad 1lainitenianlce of Ile conlstitutiona.0 govr(111ernme(4)t f Which he :s the head. Resolved, rlalizt we recoguize W. D. Si m ps4 anod none other, as the 'la w f ul Lieur'hiot-Govern6r (i South' Unro lina; anid that we recognize the House of which the 1lon. W 11. Wallace is Spealker, as th "legally constiuted Ilouise of Repres:-ntattives" of South lResotved, That D. H. Chamberlain, ha:v inrg beenI dlefeate'd at1 the piolls asM a cIadidatehL forl re election?, and( plaUced in oflice tinder the dIeclalration of ani illepg:l Gener:al .Assemuiuy, by the un wtu ranIitable use of mnil itar Iy foirce, is regarded by , a.is an usu rper, an rd we herte avow (U i ntuchlageab tle resiol us tilon never to r'cogCniize him aI :s GoQver-. nior, aind outr in flexi,ble determni nn L t rpuia te hisi everf* act, an td every act of the pret ended Lieu tenani Gov ernort, an id every, net of the pretendaed G3ener:al Assembily, a'a bin wihu au torityof l w, inll and 'vo(id. .Resolved, rThat while we, byv these re4'HI inlions, assert our11 right anid deter tmatLion to be governed only3 by te officer's whomcr the mnajorit.y of the peo p)le have chosen, and while we are fixed in the purpose 1.o oppose to the uttermost the e'ffoarts of D. II. Chamn h)erlain and11( his assiocia tes to uisur p the t'unctions of governent io it.is btate, resiit the execution of thle pro.css of the Or.uted States Courts, however harsh they may13 seem, or to resist, un tder any circumwstaces, the military foric of the0 United Staites. * le~soIl4, That theo p)retended gov era nent of which 1). II. Chaamberlaini is the head, hats no po 'ver', force or' nui hority' in South Carohna save what is.given to it by the conatinuous sup port and act ual use ofI Un'ited StateA Irloops. It is li he reatn e of political fraud,' and armed force, ILi ts im tent na it is audacious nnrd unlhawful. [FoRL TIllE PICKENs SEJNTIEL.| |Facts About the Death cf A .T. Xeeker. Mla. EnITRn- I find tiat curiosity o know the par :ticu larR, in full, in re, gard to thle deaith of thet unrfo,rtu nnte Meeker, Is causing considerable inqui. ryg. Thei parnticuilars of which I pro pose to giv toIC the puhbli(, through the columnis of your paaper. On the 16h u ihe (M eeker) was at Liberty stus tiotn dulrming the principa parI1)1 t of the day--w.as intLoxica ted from early in the dayh3-was seen weepinPg, an)d hea'rd to ~say.that he ' ouldI as soon die ats to live, that hi vinrg ws no coniso lat ion or sat isfact ion to himi. Late in the even., inog he sttarted Iromi the Station in theo diirection of home (at Mr's. Kenasher's) m))uch in tox icated, though ableI, as5 wasr show n by thle witnesses before the jury of inquest. to tratvel . TheS downh train passed Liberty at 6 o'clock, p. mn., stopped two or thrtee minutes, anid then steam. eid otf ver y' rapidly for Central. T1he grade is very heavy down for one mi,11e.nnd ai half fromi LiberOtty in the0 d'rect iona the tr'ain wasr goinrg that~ kdhli-d said Meeker'. li e ws killed sabout one mile from the Stattieon. IIis remains was famoad on tho. road horr'ibly ma sngled, about fi410en minutes after the train pa.ssed, A watch was kept over thie body fi-om ,the time it, was found until the jury Mf inj,est, was erganIzed by l. Corm. on Awi afIb en foe,t ie Uis r*pnair psu hen terained by the jury, und afterwards consigned to its laut remtit pktv it the Liborty Church yard y his friUn. 4!hgJPl es tK,,id t;'4T4 by thejury were the la%t who saw Mr. Meeker befrmhe was killed. The oIginepr. d flrgnjzaf runing tho,troi tw4A916 Nja,. 4.nd two get.tlen111".1 w"-Yving InI the* Ra"i1oadi :ind found te remais of Mr. Mrektr 8oon after the traon paimied dowti. Not a mingle myllab)lo of proof coild be Vii Pr ;jiood to, jnj)phJ.te any one with carelssnes in thl 6n m111an1 himselt, in being on .the Rai!rqa when invjeteod. ,Nothitig wilful or inltenitional on tihe part of aty onm to the imjurV ofUthe P)oI unfortiato A. J. Meeker.. R eciffully, Foreman Jmy of rlqiVust. Thuy were honestly and a irly beat tn, but 16 ord-i U) keep thehr ingS fastelediu ltmy.i.LU of' tile statie, they disfr-anchi.4ed ERdgetld anld LAirellm. Can any Ioest nin lth I ie Stal, re girdlesi ot parti y -1rJidier, toleraite such aw: attvInylgtat barq4-tidd) Fra fil? The New York ieral 1 i4, to dy, very mtaissne in : its approval of hile Democrats tif South Carol'InJa Iemo rl':izing bongre'S4 Ior ih I-veo gitionl of la)ton avi Govertior. It. is, says the Ilerald, the wise and peaevful SO, luti ,n of 'tho presint .Comilic.tin. Starve 'eI out no1ey i, their Co. hesiVC )O1er, Anld W bC the tlaX p Ar of the State Withhold it they go' t piec(.4 qujekvr tian ati uld rotteil slin. ill at gale. Chiales O'Coll>r, the greatest < f Aintrican ju1.-,tO4 ,11 %ie)o, Views ()I coistititional que,.s tnti nisio can questior, Seem.4 ut.terly to debpair tof the Republic.. ie -thinkls the - a vestige~ of liberty pierisiul " it h MDelowvels "'On to fitchm orsdl." Th'Ie So,uth fo.ug.ht forP ontitt nn O i bherty, tiimghi, perthapi.., Vi>l ini I he riht w:y. but, was defeasteri, noi in her111 dIee-a A meri-a n hit.e * t' y , if i t i11 not Piat t el - lWHfERR Ant-; T'IIEy?--Whkere are thet statesCimen of t he Reptublicani par ty 1zI there nonehi of' them111)1 boillInough1 tol denounce. the .infunyv of' Gtratisi1? These a1re the times for ai steo:n, theo .iepubi i. ChI:, rlesM81 Sun per is de':iof. IIe denaounedt Gruntd for his~ ignoram~i. anrd unutllation; :ntol for that. 1he p'lI ticali blacvklegs of hiim part'y C itifled and slanidered the statlesmanut. Is tere none to take S-uitn~ter's plae'e'? al All I ED, on r bc 21st uhl . nt: lie reai denice of the b,ride's~ faiher. by itev. W. B Singlteon. MIt. S.-. j. BlROWN and All:sS NgN lJ%BL 4 A14A .k-al of Picens. 5 4tMji$s wit., at tlhbe reidencel of lie hi idle's faiitier. by theit sisame, NIlIt. LN - OCH RICHIA RI.SON and AlISS SA LLIE QR1FFIS--all of Pickens. The htate of South~ Caroliaa iN COURT.I (OM.MON PI EA'. ----- Hudgenas & 0. S. Bolb, merchants, do ing bushinfess undl(er' i theu firmne o1rI iug_. ins & IEolt Plainijffs, algainst'A. J1. 11. Daty Defendant. SUMMIONS FORt RELIEF. To the Defendaunt A. J. II. Daiy. Y OU are hereby summ,roned and reqtiredt lo a nswer the cimplihit inl thiis aw neno of which a copy is tiled in Clerks otlice tor tsid County, and1( to serve a eopy of your ian awer to ihe sa~I domnplaint. on the 5td>scrih1be,-i at their oflice, at Pickens, C. II wit hiin t wenty days after the service hereof, excluasive of the day of such service; nd if you tail to answerj the co oplaint. withtin lie hime ator esaid, lhe plaintif I~n Ihis action will nppfy to this Cujiii' 10o' the.irelief demanndol in thecoplin Dated 6th Dtcemiber. A. I). 187t; IIOLCOMBtE & GIlILD, Pla intitt's Atto01neys. TO A. ,J. II. Dasy:, T'ake n1otice, thant the complaint in ihis tact ion wats fied in the oflee of the C'lerk of-thie ('oun for V'ickens Count y, on the 6th day of Decembuer, 187,;.' finiiintiff"s iltorneys. Jan 5, 1877 . 17 -- Is Pu1lishe@Iaily. Tin Wvekly and Weekly, A T A U GUAS'T'A, G A. Br WALSII & WICIUOllT, PaRornih,:oPs. Full Telegraphic Dispatebes from1 all r7iinta. I.atest andt Mosit Acestruate Market Reports. 1nterest ing an,d' lieliable' Correspondence from all parts of' Georbia. South Garolina, and Washingt on City. GEOlftaIA AND CAIIOilNA NEWS A SPE OIALTY One Yeear, DAL$10 00~ $ix Mouth's, 5 00) One Yea,, $.) 00 gix Months, 2 60 WEEKLY. One Year.,20 Six .Me,n EASTLEY STATION, * T I Er$CDERS .NED. F;IM with tile view of <-h1iig t hpir.bew. 11e,s- IPOSe to-mel out, beir- ent,irw AT COST FOR A'ASI-CONSIST ING OF: Irrelot (01' Renadf Mlle Clothing; l e t" '.' Drv'.mt4 , Notioi i niiisd Uopiiry; Ladie-', Misse.44 nid (bidit en'o $bea; Val ictly f. 31t. rl y i31-t a and( Shora; Cr -er~ , iu:,11 d E.arlthetn ware; I are, i( gretI Va-iety; Jellf1s sond Cs.-iners. Aid mnty abc1.>er artics--a1 'for WofIeann What wq) P1ny, thio in s a urood ollpor-titY for nieelbtl oo 31,1y1 . 'le i) nt4eed op' n1yIh31inig. Re%pecitifully, RUSSEALL. MAIZAIN & CO. Nuov 30, 1866 13 T'bo.w, kno6wing themw%elvem inidebt.d is) ithssell & Wy vnitt. f'r 1874, or T. IV. linse1l for I75; i ier y note or nceoliiff, will tilol thel ir p er" 'its the ha:11dk (0 lt) fiffiv-r :11er 101h 'evam her, ' i1 holnt r S1 It. 1o pOAihl.n. I NOTICE. The Prtnership of (; iA YTON & CO. Ilas this eny expircel b?y lmirtat on of term, an'd we offer olr ll-gi lifn '1111l Sinck of DRY (10008, flnrdwarv, shoes. &c., at cost for CA sil 1. We ex.end our hearty I hanks tn The citibews of the hmrroindfing countitry fur their very libera; pairhn;rge. These, inee to -s must come forward aind -miake sen Ieh-nCent by Juonary 1st. ''L A Y TN & 00P. ('ent ral. Nov. 20a. 1W7. 13 d ' ()it dane m Ag gents wated. Ont $12 to adjl termns tree T.- irue & Co., Au.. i EAE Y FOiR AGENTS - THE CENTENNIAL EXPOSITION DESURIRED ANI) JILUSTRATE~D Ae gurapt.ic pent-piiehi e of itt lit'-tuay, granid butikongi . wOIlderful exl hbt'. curtiuuities, gren, tinysi,e ee. 'rfu1uely tilus: rated, thor uvghly j..jtuht , a 'el veryv chenip. Is selling iiin 'ens. Iy. 5.ti.3' .' gel:M nA ailted. Fenad fori yer toSY c te,on moeye tna . Gict the only t.xi le hsis cry. I11 U~~ Im.i) i;Rit ii Elm Pube., 733 an.o-om: reel. PiblceiphIia . Pa. (A U flON Be~ not cleceiveds bh-premuaure wht il unppe .i inu Agtu and Sept einiber. 25 EXiL. FIN M\lIXED CARDS, witia * - - TO A n neek t o A gent v. SanspIeu $55iFREE. P. o. ViCKERKT, $4 to $2') pe2r day asi home. Semples wortda $1 f r:u. Stinson) & to . P'or-land, Main. W\~ A N ""t IL7*011) jc Irvet'o expenrsies imeid Gieneral N.manufa~ctutring Co. $ a we ekieyoti- own~t~on T~n~rms antd UU 5 uU it free. 11. lIA1.I37T & Co., $20,000 in Gold, And other Valuable Premiums GiVEN TO( TIlOSIE W1(o Wor'k for flue Times. TJfE ('iNCINNATI WEEKLY' TIMES, pttblished F.- :33 yuints. has a Naitionail cbarac I (eri ad infl.ienee wvith Ian1::rons in every State antd Tlerritmay in thce Uniion, and of all shades of politics. Eve.ry patron of the Timnes is presented, free o (f chariige, wiilh nn IlIowerateud Year-book of valuatible inaformart ion. for 1877, aluone worth thle j.'ice of thle p per. W I fI'l 1314N Ci lA. IBERS, Specially ndalpt. edl for the pocket londs wvithiout remnovingr thce cylind'er, whlichi re voelves atutomaatiocaly wheni lie hiammi tert " raeisied. It is masde of the hest Etigisht s eo., nick,el siver- plsnted,l andl hasi ai Iohg. lacurate range The reti prc otr ts Revolve iris $5; but the puhIhiabIers or i bo )Veekly Tiim's, by speoial atruetiraneent withI thle mastnufneturers, are en, abiled 0o setrd it. poAst paide by mi.t to all wheo subiecribe for the WVeekly Times, at a trifle~ over lie whiolesaile price, namely, $4, which will pay for bovh the llevolver and Timies. (Sr. any one will muke tip a club of 15 sutbseribers for the Tfime--, at $1.60 each,,shu rociive a llevelver for his- services. A sample copy of thee. Times, with our I. Iutiirast ed List or Prieminhma, antd oilier doest. mer Is. will lie setnt free on application to CI NC I N,N ATI T IM5 t0, 62 WVest Third-sttreet, Cincinnati, Ohio, ORISTAD)OROS (Ciinadoro's thair Dye is the SA FEST as lilST:~it tt instnieon."ly, prpduolng the miost natutri lsades of Inck or Blrown; d,.g NII s'T. I T t 3 le .-l(I N. a ud is esasily applied, It isi a seandaerd pr'eparattiorb, and a fevorite uponi every wvell appeloted. Teilet for Ledj or Genitlemian, Sold by Jdugist,I~AO P. 0. Box, 1688. . New York.