The Fairfield herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, May 20, 1874, Image 2
T HE FAIRFIELD WRALD
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(3iCIal Directory of 'Faei~fied
County.
rNATOR-MOses Maritin
'.aUSuTassiiM use-Isako Miiller, lovi
L. W. Divall-hlieriff.
'4arn'l. B. Clowney--Clerk of the V'ourt.
V M. Nelson-Judge of Prohate.
F. Davidson-Connty 'Auditbr.
. . Nelson-Couit y Trea~i'er,
Dr. W. B.- P'nke-"Jury COmmissioter.
W. J. Crawford-chool Comaissioner,
VoNT c0oMW tsbNans--1I. ' L. 'Elliott.
JEbe y Jaleob,'John Mattln.
N.Ob'ear- U. 8. Cemnissioner.
AOTAiIS mA'hLIo-'M'. C.' Roberlt , 'A.
X. Craig, If: N.- 65lldr,
TRIAL 'J1'lTcaN-.A: '. Mtakey.* W. R.
Alarshall, Hi. it. Finnigan, Silas W. Rulf.
D U. Kirkland, James Carter, Thtunas
Walker, Dr. Iri 8. Scott.
WINNSBORO WATIONAL ANK 'Or soUf01
CAROLI NA. AUTSIORIZKDCAPTAL $200,0W0
,wA so up $76000.
W. T Roberlnon, President.
Gen. II. hec'Mnter, Vice. 'resident.
'Fam'l.'U. Vlowney, Cadsier,
bl. C. Robertson, 'oller.
DIRROTotI.
W. R. Robe'rison, II. L. Elliott. James
Beaty, George 11. MciMasier, 1). R. Flen.
naken. Jas. It. McCant.4. Jas. II. RWon, Jns.
A. Brie. A. S. Douglnass. Col. Williamn
Johnston, 'of Charlotte, N -C.
' TOYn orrit'es.
'Pierre Bac6Y-l'tendght.
AanuNU--F. Geri?, J. A. Fraser, W.
PA. Njelbn, 'J.U. M s'aley.
eorrar or rotion-LaFayetlo Poteet.
We append the -following article
from the Baltimore Sun. What a
odntrast is there between the dispen.
tition of justice in Conservative Vir.
-ginia I id in 1liadiek'South Carolina.
How a Man Maloy Fall.
The licliiond papers give an to.
count 4 tie mouriful ic-eno at the
V'irgitia penitentiary when IV. 1).
Culeuan, late a State official, coll
vioted of appropriating puble fundw,
was renot ed there. The piiioner fur
I he iirst time lost"hs 'fortitudo, and
eveni the fileials of the hiWttition,
"albeit unused to the inelting mood,"
.l~ed teOis. Colemno hud ocoiupied
I 'high Poiial p6oition, but 'intemper
r te habits, it 'is s'id, hdtl Prepaired
the way for his downfall ihto detnUMil
'rime. It is a noteworthy fact Ill
co-,nnection with this umelancholy iffuti
tbutt Virginia, which has been of-en
u-roached for the aristocratic ideas
riid to be prevalent there, rarely
'%la to punisb dishonesty without re.
: ;rd to the social .position of the of
fun ~er, a fact whiich catinot be ave rred
ft bomne communities .professing to'be
mIore democratic. Some Seanf a-go
:ho foremnovt ".aristocrat" of hinwid.
'Je couniy., Virginia, 'Captain i'ppes,
was hung for s'nimmrdr coinmitted to
atvoid the payment of a debt, with as.
hittle ceremony as the blackest Crimi.
i'al of deepeat dye under the samte
ircumsth'nces wourni would havo been.
1 f Congrezts.onal, State and mrunijal
; Lgues elsowhere w'orA dea'lt wit'ht sat
"romptly and bternly as Cole'man has.
tbeen in Virginia, the putdlio paree
ovecrywhere would be safer than it is
at presont. Another ob'vious re'Geo
t iun suggeated by this sad event in
that yiilding to any vice, oven though
it be not reieogni'aed by the laws as ai
crime, may ultimately lead to wha't
tho laws do recognize as criminal ad
punish accordingly. Th'lere are many1
young mn who indulge themselves
in various immoral ways, but who
tron'd Indignantly spurn the idea that
they bould ever be <ishonest, or com
wnit murder, or in any way render
themiselve slnnable to the laws of
the country, 'the lairs of Ood teing
in their estimtation, a inatter of ComII
parative inidifferenice. And ye't, na
all eixpetien~ce testifies, where one
evil passion or l'abi obtains the
rnautery of a mant, it will in the end,
if necessary to its. gratification, make
hinm sacrifice virtues in which he cont
eidered bimielf stronigest, and comI.
wnit acts to which, fuvom the influ
ence of the master passion, he never
felt the slightes inelihation. Intem-.
perance and the oerd table have had
as much to doi with the ruin and dias
grace of men as any other evil appe.
tites and passeions. It mtay very *el
be that \V. D. Coleman wad origi
nally as honest snd honorable as .any
other nman, and as little imnagiued as
any ,one else to what thsoe hbits
would lead him. llut the vices run
into the erImes s naturally as the
tivers into the sw and "let him that
thinketlh be sindeth thie hbed lest
he fall.-'
Wiltfodelb end the 1lf1A'8t8;
The State of Wisconsin is about tu
enforce the law recently pasend by~
the Legislature regulating the fre.ighit
eharges of the railways. Tihe latter
intend to contest the eonstiterion~ahty
of the law, and the mnatter' will
doubtless be ujieedily brought before
the Supreme Court of the Untited
states. 'That it will be decided in
fa~vor of the railways is generally ex.
poted,-but such a decision will only
be the beg inning of the struggle be.
tween the railway monopolist and eth
States. It will create 9. iceliug
seaicely less iitent than that created
by the Dred Scott decimion. The
decision will be believed to be due
to the -presence *of .judges "on the
bench, who were form. ly in the ghi,
ploy of the rail-way co8mpanies. As
the Dred Scott decisiou led to the
formatiba f the "Republican ' pit'rly,
so a d-coision against tie -constite.
itonality of ' the Wi-ioonlin- law will
give 'i'rth to the anti-railway mono.
pdly pirty. 'Publio opinion will
either rally to the si.pport of some of
the schemes of water commhnication
reported upon - by the Congresional
Committee, or will demand tle* cnn
struotion by the ' Govemtnt -of a
freight tailway from the AtlantiC'to
the - M mseisippi. ile effor t. , to en
force. the 'law in \Visconsin' brings
the diipute bet we -o the raliiwatys
anld the pecple to.a definitu issue, aid
henceforth the railway qitostilin '*i11
take its place as the great political
question of the country.
'A Truc.llerd-GOnt.
Admiral'Frankl;in Isuchanan died,
on the'llth iist., at lii home in
Talbpot Cumonty, .ilaryland. AL was
a tiative of .N.ry-laid iund bifd com
pleted his 74th year whiaii his naume
was called by the Great Cmuninander.
At the lrteaking oni of the lLe war
of the St-ates, Admiral Biluhanan'Was
in command of time niavy yard at
Waghington, whiic' position,'with his
colmnission '-in 'the ':United Statesi
navy, he resigded 'in A'pril -M61.
Ile 'cotnmideWLd the Con federate
fleet - Virginin, , Jamostowki an1.1
Roanoke-whieb mode tle suceve.-.
ful attack on tile U.uited States flout
in Hampton Rod,., near Newp.,rt
News. Mr.-h 8, 1862, in 'whtch the
Virginia (fog rhip) eunk'the 'United
statea 'eloupI0f-war Cumbete:land,
(twenty--fIur guns,) and cap'ured the
frigate Congress, '(tifty ins). 'Dur
ing tie engagement Ad mir.-I Buiichoin
all, Was sbverely wonailed ill one lit
his legs. In 'Angust,"18r4, 'Atdfiiral
Buchaian icoWum.nded the Cotirfwder
ate fleet in the at ack ma-ia) ') th1
United States lI ot tinlaer miral
Fiarragait. lie wiin (i..ully obm1i-.1-d
to suoCcoib. liaving been <a.metrutu,
ly Wutinded, and hais ves el di ed.
Admirdl Iueaanij was a lrteir . .9c.
complished and popular ofiler, and a
striut di .ciplira n ii.
'IVJPJ SNCOUe
i. MEANS DAVIN, Editor,
Wednesday Morning, May 20, 11874.
The True Solution of the Politioal Priob
lem in Sout h CarolinL.
The political froblem in South
Carolina sso noinuialusi and so per
plexed that it has thu. far biled tll
the ti ird rate Solnias of Congress and
the adillistration. Ol the 61he
hand we mae a St'a'to ground to the
Oust, the inultitude of tion taxpayeis
arrayed'in solid .phalrnx againat the
few property holders, land virtt'ually
confi-cating the lauds of tile Stat.
On the other hand, this governmt-It
haa the form of a republie, and Con
gress hardly dares to interfere, be.
cause the samie interference that is
mtaao here, m'gbt bec afterwards made
in New York or Massachausetts.
Thie North pro-fesses to 'Le ankious
for good government, and yet doesb
not Wish to 'put the old Dhmocratfo
party in power. A plan can b
no~optedi singlec, arid efficaciouio, and
one0 that will still fporiit the State
to be ReopuAblican. It is 'thtis t Let
the government-, as suggettted by
hlarper's Weely,'exert its inoral inl
fluenc'o in the cenmpaign. Let a Re
pubflcan--a good ote-be nominat
ed for governors and a IegiHgltu' of
htonest men lalso nominated. Then
let the adtmnistration sem~i duiwn ora
tors to enlighten the ihasAs, th to
thleir duties, aind to tell them tha't iai
official can be a trusted union man
without being a thief, a demagogue,
or an abuser of the white race. Let
them speak openly of the disgrace
this government is bringing on Re.
puablicanism, and tell the colo'red peo
pie that the ring candidtates maust be
thrown ruthlessly Merbioard. TI e
colored mana will not beolie. the
Conservative; but he will heetd an
admonition from a true anid ltonest
Republican. If these speakers be
sent here, there will be a comoplete
revoltation in a twelve month. and
Southa Carolina will be reconstructed
without congression~al intervention.
'The Arkansas Embroglio.
The troniblems in Arksanons are end
ed. Tlhe President, has issued a man01
ifesto in favor of limxter, and theo
llrookeItes na'e ordored to disperse.
Peace, theoreftre, aigain teigns in
Warsaw.
The resuit of tis etnbregIto ib
gratifying to the best Cititens~. of that
State, and for this reaou5m #e r,-j'ice.
Ilut that-re is a eerious doubt Whether
Jiaxtei- sbonid be reognized as the
1awful governot'.
lie is deolamied g6vernor ty t hi
legistatitte, the body authorized by
law (o decido e6%tesied elections, and
for this reason is upheld by Grat.a
There seems, bodoevet1 to tib fro doubt
that Brooks really received a matjoi-.
ty of at last '3,0n0 .o. Th
qbettion s,'whether he shall be
oustidc merIgy beoause the legisLturo
wrolngly debiUd btagainst him I Can
therf be no appeal, when the fact is
piteft that the legislature deoided
contraty to fact ? If theie he -none,
then voting is a farce. involving use.
lees expenditure of labor, time and
moty. If .lirooks Veatly teoeived a
majority, a's it Is generally conet ded
1he did, 'lie laturally'tefused to at.
mit his dlalfn to th'e legislature, and
for this lie cannot'be accused of se.
dition. Grgiat t.hde the propositi.m
that the legisliature thould d- cide the
anatter, hiltingthiit if either party
refused t'edup ~on'ise, the national
govfrutiint'would' pronounce in favor
of 'the othor. Brouks refand to no
'opt, this ro'itt'ion of the diffioult%,
beenuse lie knew hin ebances wonad
bi- gone. (rant then pronounced in
f.vo- of irx er.
I'his aotion viewed in the light of
the 'Preelden'' dharateir would up
,pear to be rather intended as a pion.
hieiiut for''. take' elut umacy, thatn
I is at expr -iaien 'of Coivict ion that
lL.ter i6 the trueo't)vei nur. No 1.ow
Hli.ht was thrown''.pA, the matter.
'The qheatitbn could hAke 1een dcei(d
od lin favor olfllaxter long btfore
any blod wiabspilled. Thij blood iv
upon thi '-bather't" head.
It'is becomiaing a terraIle thing to
di ipl il 3Ta Yhi s :in!k y ' Vosuar. SotuthI
C..roln. m us duti.ned! by I.im nierel.
bee iuse of thi ut ter,ss.ce of one man..
Hibook, is laid 6hide l'Cu.t o le ae
runis to zeablpt'a ftr-gun.e couclusion
usa' list i-im. AV hU*w ll bd the lit x
to dial.leae this ; ateerat ? W o,
ever ha be, he* 1 6'! ur Ns mpathy, for
he will tiffer.
Ai thie Conservatives are with
l3tzer, %ie aile glad to t c him Go.v.
benior, for the jood of tI e 1 eople.
But we do toot bIeliCiv the Aianas
trouble is etttled 1 -oper;y, und ue
waint.in that It is .is nau~i a dis.
gr.jie to reoii.trii6tion and tle
IU dical parl y, as 'LoInti.ina (01 .ou1th
Gat rhu,111i. 'It -.inlis to the downal.
of Repulb'lun inf.ti utions
Chnsetat.vb 1ipAthy'awd Ocasenmiove
'Duty.
a ae of the most ditcouraging fen
tures ,>f the present a spet of bouth
Curolina, is (tie rgir elinsible apath
existing among the t 6'ppder or'Col'.
s-ivatins. A nd jst so long as thi.
'riains uuichanged, so long are we to
loo'; for'a6oiniti.h ic df our uilsera~
ble dondition. 'Cohnimn 'sense tells
tire Conosrvative's 't.ht 't'3y muit
aogain pitt on their ai'rnor anld do bat.
tie. It may %he under ne'iv 'ehdert,
and dilferent b'anners, but ilat 'tbey
must nirou.se to aotion,is 'n p iteit fet,
staling every one in the lace. Grant
tells tli' i tapayers to labor. Cn.
gre.ss says chi 8aiile tlhinga, -hnd the
pressof the North are almost tat:v~i.
moui in their advice to us to leavec off
bawling for help froina the n'ashaing.
ton llerculei and to put our own
shboulders to the wheel.
Two 'fact's 'are sel'f evident. 'First,
tha t houth Uiioliuna 'f 'a boriig tun
der a chroniie d'i-ease. 16r 'conseitn.
tion is shattered, hadai she is alaogether
in a bad way. 11er r&ecoery is a
work of tiene, 'involving .l..bor, pa
tictiee and great 4-kl. 11er w'ho'le
piolitie'al uystemi is so d eased that e
cur e 'Manhot be e feLet eil at Wn'ee. 'o
euire inust, be one by aubiorptiona, b)
exciting h~ealthiy actio'n, in anud infus.
ing tone, to the syzstem, and thus eni
abling~ it t'o sluugh offf piece try paitee-,
the galngrenious maass that has forued
ulponi it. TooCeffect this purp-?e will
be a task for: every honeet main in
the State;, irrespeotive oaf part-y, or
prejuidicoe, or raco. The Recpublis ns
atone eai.not reform. So nany dis-.
cordiant eleaments exist ationg theta,
and the cortpt portion is so iamoal
eulably -t ronger thaun the honest, that
a fight for refs.rmn carried on solely
t5y a Replubalicain faction must be dia
ast roudly defeataed. We hold thii to
be self evident.
The second incontrovettible fact is
that the old Demoeratio party will
never agiain admitnister the State
goverrnicent. That puarty anid it..
leiade are gone forever as a miajority
in SongId Carol ina. Their elevation
would 186 un natairal bireafnmatd.ice;
inevitai~bly proct'neing rettil- ion, an~d a
ha15s wor~se thah ever 1efo~e x sL.
Ing. thosie~ lzdi'.iduails Gho hope
and .Igh for at ro-batabalihbinent oaf thb
0ld 'uyim'e, 'vill see thair di enhts re'
ulized whena the hiillanidl ends aill
autIuioaary politie; it is tinwise to
wait supiely for this pa-dtee.
Wtfile *e are Iboking for it; *e *ill
go to ruil.
T Iheio two taeoi bel i, .redoghiaed,
the dut& of the siity thousand COn
servative Voter$ In Sotith Carolina
becoma plain. *While they bannot
elect a leader of their -owh efioice,
one in whom they huate intplicit boh
fidenice, they can still, by auting solid
ly~strengt.hnn any tefrm issuin ..t
Of te bollsa&ji 11 .4. pb~alI
ty. 1111,41 th~e it Ild tli l ulluba
Conierv,tives, %% lit) remtainied at oe
in, 1872, nitr eled atoIit)Iy t ) the
061 Is "aEd "tp ott~d" ~ 'No e.;-ir t hu
tie seo0"1rila of 1111 Ji*coit cr,: ita:i.
Ago, ta oiI'eOII lbu4y, d'asjuA-04e with tile
ocii es0. bf tile tpno M+' ade P. bold
stetsod. 01116WdA 11"y '60 ersizlvaa.
(Ivem, theoy weat ~f I) l't-e tile
a-ined rtreztd of* tile regu'lar'jsaayj.
liis )L'1~ i U~rLody Ut L.PU H
riing tlr e atind if thu Uvi.6lat veto
i~tcu: i~t~~h Mte rc.t ;'Paptuyll.
0 11" a MwCI jitig i ktory will rctult.
But il ti.CO V;'ktive. 1t .su1i~ly
back and d~y rhat a lt.14f loil' is 'bet.
ter thant no brcendi1'bd rZ-fuu',e to aid
~i refot tortliciely [ee use tile refot Ill
erm tire not rteut "ClintfiVe frleu
from HJCZ vet:, tilion wve will haeve nil,.
oihter Aieloe in tV.e *gubtsisturial
chanir and iltit ler 'rp(!0h'. Uidrendful
califiuuiry. Thec Wut i~voed of 'h nledt
UNIONS PlIE8F,,TTI1tS ou',aPultT.
Ed.torial Notee.
Gr.tis said to be wit for a third
hisped ll it lie Wtotild -60 able duritig
lie remUa jel dr of:t a l 8 tit lI 011I) to
li'tell ilipoar:lidy to couli laitts bf
saiji:goveriied l'jnran Led. g . 'But
Aiau -le is n'caiididaid, 'lie il't 'lib
is.ad u' 'Lrtq tuitae Oirc's fed. tigs
aid (.f aiesutit.hg-froena hims elf it vote.
Ile wHi bhee fo'i, pruibabh) let thiings
dhrift. 'If mo, t'hoy 'will d rif't to pci d
u i, it as itruy a remio w fTatt ia Mi1i8 t'lrVO'
A tktanstin iss tt;:H as teethAhi ot as
lir W,' vii \.ir rt 'Jlir11.11. '0 rat haus
,jrapousa ttht toth Diixtor a'jd
13. oktt t'il' lego~lature 'together
and let tli'c legilatur. (decide wto i ui,
ho real .guveitir. This will give
lMsxter the in:sidei trrOk, a'ca ta Iegis.
Izituro has a IridYi prjriiouttcuil f'r
It 1 i. JBroiks fiises the cotsipro
wui.e. A .go,.d dbA1 )f de.su.ltur~y
skirumishing his L'eda igoing or. in
thAt unfvrtunte State iin tde 'p:isL
fe&* d -%aI s.
Thle Udion lterald Bomotim' o*.i con.
tattis very 'abolesiotnje. allvice to tile
party. 61[u a recent. arti sle 'giving a
Tcask~ue of thac aadtaoriqy re fsoit 'O' 'thin
U'ungres.,i inul Jd Ii it roil iittee,
it bas the follbwihg wlujaihi wo quiste.
rie itilicsar ue
64N,6, this il the wily thle r' Pd'itiotr
-bre g.iig bufoto the Pe/~ple Ont thu
Stia 'itp fi bout, t1e con- ition of our
in Ile isturqjiif the 0%1 ,
iuche. taroul-1i Tbe Il)'ttast hud *2S
rtULe *Aei.eoarasely C~itified. but 1.0k~
harg"O,ly the k,,ji 1inuts being dl,-*
fl re~i-atl tho m i u nitty.
nveage Tereva; t goddevelup
ietttbrain, 6 etto .ucehl~i~lt . yu, P
14dI a'?ifS3. esu'fitt1eid that, io ludk.
ilig dowu the forehead frcini abovs
OneI 1111W osdyte lpsa.'prrnjvotiog b.
r und it. I'he u6s-itl. %ereo nhtouitbh
lou was thit uf a ddTh*Uabiatio."l
A pert little fdur yeaar M~d, -6n
dlesutiit-iz If gotlewuan alilh "a b'ald
h aja4lie'wfit barefoi~ted off the
tot. Uf hl a nd.
A LL personi llt'tviasg OWaa a n(!al -at
tIbii.eqaimleor Iewill, Patry-dice. a"
t a liaerpy noalfi..d to hand tem ia it oalt c ,
ir -sit- ly sittes ed%,it d lio~ve in eebteqi, to
11111ke pay mcmi to tat under tg ledi.
W.D 13 soGAN,,
may 20 x'3 Admimistritir.
"Thiats tai nfl leel -~oaaiharn )it an-d y j~e
*arni-dul uiI Iuctuiivn a mtintgle pair~lclq. of
INV-u ,or niiy ina*olis *'thtjrtl iub
static,. bt is
VIELY TEGEtABLE9
which nntt nl-wi.t o Irovid ence hot.,, placed i,'
coutirfiies whete iver I)' nracq nippi
pV'aili. It ill crc nil .111tcasels canar~d
VSby rnifpment oaf I he Ur. . -,
I'll? :Aylllplll~q pf Liver V ilIf are a
hvitor P . " baid tf [it o mouth ; Pamja1 A
hie 11ek. '-W~es or .Joitova.oteti .nok~siken
for 11tifimntlam : Shar $tnincla : Loqt oft
Appetite Ilowels tilie1AIaaIcV CO~f ire and
l~x cndnl i~qquatl Qi n-riory. withI a
pn'io-fual taiqlmtinn ef. litvinsi foiled in. do
80o111pilaing which oaaqht tp here Ilepi. done
IDoI~i lily, Low ESpiriq. a thaick .yelinir,nii
pe-tirnce oft tl:e Skmn jandi Eyes. % dr~y
Ceata1pi ore t'I niatt raken fill. rfllamanpa iot
,Sonsesiliintivan of ilts 4'nivitncn~airle
Olae dihaaP9o, itt otert erv few ; bit fipte
Liver. live iarcro'at organ in 'lhe liAy, ia
a'nelc 11, h l llahafj'e t r f 3 j'!' 'la 1 1,1111t If' flot
Il.I.egeelea ed in I t..t't * 411 ering. wreil h.i
Bduaesv4 atnil Iho. IT ill enpeee.
'1"tl, Gourif Uaafailinir Speoiflo will not be
Miani file lerti tlemptevasant.
Blhioentt nncka. Siek ifeadoehr. Ctific
D#' vrpeum(n nf.Spiris, Soatai-' ;ton;aoh, Ile. *ri
S~IMON'S LIVERI REGUJLATOR 'OR AM
CIN IIE
[,a l th ianje!%l, 'Pree-t sni best, 'Famil*1Y
NI .d c I i theeI %Void 'I
bManiujfcu .r e .( oilly by
J*. HI. ZE[T1.T!V & 06..,
n.t fSa .t ttt PhiIlaidel P Ii in.
vriee. $1 00. S:#ld bay all hirtgis4.
jtre 25
BACON, ----
s Ilur, uol'd .
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U.'an-1 . U. ln ddn n'n) b'ntv 8I J ,
the Eagle Bran I iug ir tUred iams.
lofe.s,,aDu4 dgaps and qtyery.1g uqu
kept an ia fic,4 class GroCey
'For sale low We o P Iby
3R. J. Me A 110 E. .
I'IN E TEAl'FWI '1 A.
G tn Powder, Tmperial,Vnglish,'Treak
fast an.l %ixed Teas, Uir'on United
riates Tea Cos i\ y
- ALFO
black. Oreen, and Japan Teme.
F- Sale By
-laM ASTER'& TRICU
10T ASI 4110t,~
T~z-t-4L-v, t t cs- -x -
HAV ING prnc.red th
,very best Mechan.ties in
the co.nry, rI. feel war
ratd in ansying 1ia: I
ct fI nish as npam ImO T
*r allti n its aty Sho
in Ihe setulh All work
warranted to'give- salifsat (n. My Sh1o4
is next door to F. Oeram ^Jj ery..
U. S. INTERNAL REVENUE
Muty 1, 184, 10 April 30,, '185.
- iP LAW or December 24. V72, so
ui.yel every prs$un eng-ged in any
h ) in ess.& -oc-tIon or em plo nmienit which
.reiders aim liable to a spe nial 'tax, to
procur-e and pl.ace conspicqul sly in his
Cistanlishmuent or pir.co of b isinme as, a
1' \ilk It-t ain II. aaf.n t of said
Srcg'At, T %x v forthe peoiaiti Lx y r be
ginning My ,1, 187'I, tfe comimenoing
or .couLililaing business kfter .tpril 80,
1874.
The taxes ,embrace.1 within the provi
ions of Imse lar above quote. Aare the fol.
lowing. viz
iecifIerb, $200.00
Dealers, retl l lituor., 25.00
Dealkers...i Itolyvsitle Jiq,99 r , 100.00
Desmqra in mall lihuors, whole
Delers in malt liquors. retail 20.011
Detters in leaf iolacco 25.01
Itesail dealers in lent tobac, 00 00
.fin i (, msiet of rso.v, .0010.
fifty c,-pIs rugiae very dullar in
excess of $1 000.
Dealersn in manmnitotred tobacco 6.06
1.ntif-ao'ercr -fstills 6t.00
Acid for eact still manufse
. turei . . 20.06
And Yor each worm tiantif te.
itred -0.00
innnfaa turers of tobacco 10.4.0
M-sinnimacurer.s .f ei'ga-rs . . 0.01.)
Pedilera of ohhocq, firxs clkss
(m re tlamn rwA hidrse-) 60 01
Peddlers, of mhtmacoo, second clasa
. (two heares tI , 25.(I
Penl0le.rau of lebecco,'third class
(onc hore)
Pedierm of tobeen. fourth clams
(nI 'l'onl 'sr amb A. cnveynnen) 10.00
Brewers of ips pIhan 403 harrit.0 61) 01;
lirewers.of 6110 bit riels or ninie 100.0:
.iny pverson, sm liable. who asill f oil I(.
ntn~~.with tihe 'f-aragoinmg require'mena.
a t hesnjent .to severe pensml.ie.
l'%sness or firms., liable sepay any of
the .$peciual Ta en natned l oneqnns-t ap
ply to tU. [4. Andsernn collector of Inter
snaI Itevemnu~ nt,''oloursIia S. lO , aimy) pg
for alt-I procumre'the Special Tax..mrnp m
slammpb,'1g-neeal. p:Ior t o May '1, 18741
and \VITI HIJI' FUitTIHS't NO''ilt.
0 Opmsnivioner of lat erral Revenu e.
OrIICK nr lTlNRNA I Iviim
WAtISuHOToy', D). .a Foirmarry 1%, 18 7,
april 4-tI4 . .
C .
3 0 5* -.
esI
!w
TER R FOR 1874.
E r upase to sell ~-oods for I F74 o'u
. 11. eis. bal,1,. A ll gtoous c het ge'd
I our boOkS wtI.' be .coe',ideoed eune on
1e -I dey or the onutis --following, ,n.'A.
11 bills.nor. thOt pitd will boe gqlarred In
resat ni t- 6m. -g1-f t.o .(2) 1 er orni per
-ndh until j.', ad. TChis rule. will be
riltly aidh4rest to In all o-ses whaere no
)ocial artange-monts nro gai.ie. . .
ja22 W1 'I iHER$ &. D10!T'.
ionthe Blood
A
IMAKS 'THti WEAK STR0NG,
The Peruv1ik Syrug, a Protect
ed Solution of the -rotoxido of
Jrou, is so combined as to have
the character of an ailmentt, as
easily digestd and assimailated
vith the blood as the simplest
food. it increases the qua niity
cy Nature'"s Ownl -Vitalizing
gent, Ironin the bloot, -andi
cures "a thousand ills," s1111pl
bTnngup, Invigorating anti
I talizing the Sjystem. To en
.'iched and vtilUed blood per
'ncates every puart pf the body.
'repairiyij damiges and tvast,
searching out morbid secre.
Lions, and leaving nothing for
'disease to feedi ppon.
This is the sedret 6f the won
derful success of this remedy it,
curing Dyspepsia, Liver Com.
)laint, Dropsy, Chronic Diar
rhoe, Dolls, Nervous Affections,
Chills and 'evers, Hunors,
Loss of _Constitutional Vigor,
Diseases of the Kidneys- and
Blatder, Female Complainti,
,and all diseases originating its
'dbad state of the blood, or ace
companied by debilityl or a loto
state of the sstem. Being free
from Alcoh- In atty foram, its
enerogizing t -"Pe not fol
lowed by correspatding reac
tion, but are permanent, infs..
sing stiength, vigor, and neu
life into al parts 6f the systens,
and buildin. up an ~Irq; Con..
at it ution.
Thousands have beenb changett
'by the usc of this remedy, fro,
weak, sickly, suffering crea
tures, to strong, healthy, ant
happy enen and women; and
invalids eannot reasonably hes
itate to give it a tritat.
See that each bottle has PERU.
VIAN SYRUP blown in tho glass.
Pamplulote Froo.
SETN W. FOWLE & ONS, Proprietors,
1V0. I M1ten Place* Boston.
BOLD NT DnuuOOsTs GzNzx ALLT.
SX4-86iix4
Mada1on
r8 PURS~LY A VEGTABt~~LllJRUAATIe'N,
ti E Ban ra w t.0Cah1te
pJrt a t rtl Al er a't i
Ilius. f ira oma e 6 r.cv{d nasm ln
isep tuom in any omate, which Dnns the
PLANTATION
La* in wgd iloy ae Iitgd anwo ad
tn- a ed sa a mediclno, and always aocordiing
Thy- are ihe sheet.newhor of the fe'bloae
t usaat tn ih a 1erao thaa hatacjn1
It otroe brought abo t As a PCe yih
s:)-r.Mlonter iiay i'av~a n~o.ee
rIony the ooi1. TceR ii d.Mi~ix
Pis ra tha teak strong. eyjdJ
eadace. 'A hy c6 a Pbelhi~
Eopot, G3 1'f!r Phoo, New~ York.
Lamiips I Lusnipfi.!
'. lot of Non-Explo.iv . Litmps., of
Iauaae and Perktns Paitent, o ered for alt
it the Drug Iltore.
Tie.bodrlti agelnet aooident in the
ale of t h.e 'lamps. h ad . Induced nik to
buv a lot of them, and-. they are pIT'eed
anrIl 7 W.E.Trmi