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Gable Dispatches.

MADRID, October 24.-The central
provisional iunta held its last session
yesterday. Resolutions were adopted
urging the abolition of capital pun
ishment, the removal of convict pri-
soners from Spain to Africa and the
PHILIPPINE Islands, and the formation
volunteer rifle associations through
out the country. After recommend
ing that all local provisional juntas
follow their example, the central
junta dissolved.
PARIS, October 26.-.Latest Rio
Janeiro advices state that the Fede-
raj Minister Washburne had arrived
at Montevideo. He protests against
the violation of the American Lega-
tion at Ascension-forty persons pro-
tected by the American flag having
been seized there.
LONDON, October 26.-England,
France, PRUSSIA, Italy and Portugal
have recognized the provisional 60
vernment Of Spain.
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FINANCIAL AND C0MnIEltCIAL.

COLUMBIA, October 26.-Sales of
cotton to-day G4 bales-middlipgs
o.
New York, October 2G-Noon. =
Money in demand, at 7. Exchange
955. Gold 3414. Flour 1O0l5c
lower. Wheat heavy, nt 3(05c. lower
Pork dull, at 2714M27as. Lard
heavy-steam 167sW1714. Cotton
firmer, ut 2515.
7P. M.-Cotton q shade frmer;
sales 2,100 bales, ut 25IS. Flour
superfne 6.1506.65; extra 6S5@
ITO; choice 7.1O07.3O. Wheat
heavy Mt Moons decline. Corn
mixed Western 1.15. Pork 27.37ll5.
Lard kettle 17%@1724. Rice
Carolina 9A(091l. Freights
tirmer-cotton 2sC01a. Gold 3414.
BALTIMORE, October 26.-Pork
firm, at $3.50. Flour dull and favors
buyers. Wheat dull-prime red
2.4O@2.6O. Shoulders 133l014.
CINCINNATI, October 26. -Whiskey
1.12. Mess porl1-stock exhausted;
no quotations-prime old 1916.
Shoulders 1391314; clear 17@17L.
ShaiNLtoION, OCIODcI AO.-OObIOl
active and &c. better; sales $50 bales
-middlings "a; receipts LOT.
AUGUSTA, October 26.-Cotton mar
let quiet, but firm; sales 634 bales
middlings 23T; receipts 600.
SAVANNAH, October 26.-Cotton
opened frm-holders were too high
for buyers-and closed stifT-mid-
dlings 24lla; sales 327 bales; receipts
1,67O.
MOBILE, October 26.-Cotton mar.
ket firm; sales 100 bales-middlings
231a; receipts 1,774.
New ORLEANS, October26.-C Cotton
advanced 1ac.-middlings 1881; sales
$500 bales. Sugar-Louisiana fair
13; yellow 15I5. Molasses SO(01. co..
Flour in demand-superfne 7(07. so;
treble extra $4,000. Corn LOS.
Mess pork firm, at $3.50. Bacon
scarce-shoulders AL; clear 1871.
Lard-tierce 1934; keg %. Coffee
advanced 14c.-Rio 1631.
LONDON, October 26-3 p. M
Consols 941a. Bonds 735a.
LIVERPOOL, October 26-3 P. NJ
Cotton buoyant and higher-uplands
IL; Orleans III.
HAvnE, October 2G.-Cotton tres
ordinaire on spot 140; lower mid
dlings afoat 1877.
LIVERPOOL. October 26-Evening.
Uplands IL; Orleans III.
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State thrown out. Further trouble
is anticipated tonight.

State thrown out. Further trouble
is anticipated tonight.
HAVANA, October 24.-Despatches
have been received here, giving the
particulars of outrages by insurrec-
tionists in the province of Tunas.
The insurgents had taken to incendi-
arism and robbery, and band head
ed by Rubalcalva had burned al e
houses, mills, cane fields, &C., Oh .
plantations about La Vegita. Be-
tween the city of Tunas and Puerto
Manali the country was completely
desolated. The einsurrectionists were
conscripting all able-bodied men,
white and black, bnt desertions we're
frequent. The negroes were in great
fear of these bands, and were fleeing
before them. An incendiary procla-
nation has been discovered, calling
upon the negroes to rise and assassi-
nate the whites.
HAVANA, October 26.-All the
available troops in and around Hava-
ma have been sent against the insur-
gents. The Captain Generals palace
is guarded by volunteers.
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RESISTING PROVIDENCE.

Ss II IFE INSURANCE enables n man to
h put himself in harmony with Di-
vine Providence. Providence has brought
the institution into being to bless the
race. He who refuses it, distrusts and
despises Providence and invites its ven
geance upon himself and his household.
We know of no fallacy so transparent, no
delusion moro groundless, than that
which makes the practice of Life Insurance
appear as an attempt to controvert the
Divine will.'
Thousands of widows and orphans live
to attest the divine beneficence of LIFE
INSURANCE. Without it's protecting
pgis, many of them would, to-day, be beg
gars upon the streets, or occupants of
poor-houses and penitentiaries. No man
can foretell what will be his circumstances
at the time of his death. The rich man of
to-day dies the pauper of tomorrow, and
the family, delicately reared, become the
unprepared victims of dire Want, with her
train Of countless evils. Such a result is
impossible, with policy of Life Insurance.
1t, indeed, offers the only absolutely safe
investment which can Ue made for the
benefit of ones family and of his own old
age. Al other investments man result in
loss or ruin. If all would insure, who can
calculate the immense suffering and crime
which the world would be spared!
lETNA LIFE INSURANCE COMPA-
NY, OF Hartford, Connecticut,
Assets S1O,OOO,OOO
II. E. NICHOLS g. CO.,
October 23 3mos General Agents.
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NEGRO SUPREMAcY.-The direful
consequences of the radical policy of
placing the negro above the white
are aptly illustrated by the course of
the armed mob that paraded the
principal thoroughfares on Tuesday
night. We call the attention of the
country to the wanton outrages per-
petrated by the brutal, ignorant
crowd on that occasion. Without
the slightest offence, policemen were
murderonsly attacked; without any
provocation, our white fellow-c citizens
were bludgeoned; and poor, unof-
Tending white women insultcd and
robbed; all this in the very face of
the authority, which appears power
less to protect lis. What will be the
result elsewhere, if this revolutionary
power is permitted to rule?
Washington Erening Erpycss.
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A1ot1oKa. @alea
SHERIFF,S SALE

RY, virtue of q writ of teri facias to me
nV directed, | will sell, on the FIRST
the Court House. in Columbia. within the
iega. hours, the following property, viz:
l3O acres of LAND, in Kichland County
bounded as follows: On the North by Betsy
Thomas and Thomas Cooper, East by Reu
natus Thomas, South $. j. smith, and
Dent; levied on as tho property OF Sarah
s. Cosby, ExecutriX of James Cosby, de-
ceased, at the suit of Thomas w. Radcliffe
Us. Sarah s. Cosby, Exccutrix Of James
Cosby, deceased
Terms cash. P. L. FRAZE!
Oct 13 tut S. x. C.
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CoRoNER's INQUEST. Saturday,
Coroner Whiting held On inquest on
the body of John Welsch, a German,
about twenty years of age. Welsch
had been working on Shepard's farm,
where he contracted q severe case of
chills and fever. He refused to send
for a doctor, preferriug to use the
remedies recommended by friends.
One of these was to drink quart of
whiskey. Welsch procured bottle
and drank one and half pints in
fifteen minutes, which caused his
death in q short time.
Charleston Courier.
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Grand Gratuitous Exhibition +!

A Gorgeous Ancient Pageant-The
Grand Chariot of Mars, Oberon and
Achilles; Living Lions in open Dens Of
Gold and BrOaZe; knights and Gladiators,
in Armor of Ancient Romans, as escort to
the glittering and costly Oriental Equip
ages. This grand and imposing Process
sion will be preceded by the Chariot of
Oberon, containing Thomas Canham's
Operatic Silver and String Orchestra, of
twenty first-clasa Mnaciens.
TWO PERFORMANCES-A Q and 7
o'clock 2. M.
80 The Procession will enter the city
at 10 o'clock. GEO. MORRISON, Agent.
Oct 16 t6
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Copartnership Notice.

NNHE undersigned have entered into
4 COMPREHENSIVE for the transaction
of the GROCERY, HARDWARE and COM
MISSION BUSINESS, dating from the first
February, 1868. Name and style Of the
firm will be T. j. &c II. NJ. GIBSON.
T. j. GIBSON.
Oct II limo II. M. GIBSON.
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Every clerk in every department of
the Government was, ON Monday, the
recipient of pfinted circular from
the Republican Congressional Com
mittee, asking contributions to aid
the Republican cause.
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In the District Court of the United
States, tor the District of South
Carolina.
In tho matter of John r. Shuler, Bank
rupt.-M bankruptcy.
10y virtue of an order obtained from
D George s. Bryan, Judge of the Dis
trict Court of tho United States, for the
District of South Carolina, l will sell, on
the FIRST MONDAY in November next, at
th g residence of said bankrupt, in Licking
tate, consisting of some very fine LANDS,
plats of which may be seen at my Office,
and viii be exhibited on day of sale.
TERMS OF SALE.-Cash, in United States
currency. Purchaser to pay for papers
and stamps. HENRY A. MEETZ.
oct III Assignee.
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".EeWare of O. Cough 7"

IF you have slight Cough, attend to it
IL at once, and avoid a greater evil
Consumption. The TAR AND WILD
CHERRY COUGH CURE" will relieve you.
1t is good for Coughs, Colds, Asthma,
Sore Throat and Consumption. safe
and cheap remedy. Only % cents p bottle
For sale by FISHER ~ HEINITSH,
October % I Druggists.
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WILLIAM GURNEY,

Democratic Mass Meeting and Bar
becue, at Lexington Court House,
on Thursday, the 29th inst.
HAMPTON, REED, THOMAS, BUT
Ill LER, and other distinguished gem
tlemen to be present to address the meet
ing.
The people of the Third Congressional
District are respectfully invited to partici-
pate with us in the meeting.
Trains will be run on tho Columbia and
Augusta Railroad, so as to accommodate
all who desire to attend, leaving Columbia
and the head Of tho Road on tile morning
OF that day, arriving at Lexington Court
House in time for the meeting, and return
ing the same evening.
Fare for the Round Trip, 81.
j. B. PALMER,
HENRY A. MEETZ,
II. II. GEIGER,
Committee.
Trains will leave Columbia at 80 A. NJ;
head of the Road, $50 a. NJ.
October 81
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Chester Nursery Garden.

Chester Nursery Garden.
ENRUIT TREES, of all descriptions, for
IL sale. The very best early and late
Roses, Dahlias, Flowering Shrubs and
Vines, Green-house Plants, &c. Persons
who wish to procure Trees or Plants to
improve their homesteads, will DO well to
examine my Price List, which can be had
by addressing
w. BLAKE, Nurseryman,
Oct % t3mo Chester, s. @.
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Don't Forget the Time!
Thursday, Nov. g.!

And don't mistake this SUPERB CIR
Gus for one of the ordinary kind Of Exhi-
bitions that are go abundant in this vicin.
ity. October 30 ST
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G. DIERCKS.
REDUCED PRICES.

REDUCED PRICES.
nLLON'S COTTON TIES are now
~ offered by the undersigned Mt the
low price OF EIGHT CENTS PER POUND,
to close consignmcnts.
ALSO,
GUNNY CLOTH and Bale Rope, at very
low prices. j. II L. Il. AGNEW.
October 2G
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NOTICE.

OFFICE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,
RICHLAND COUNTY,
COLUMBIA, October 81, 1868.
GEALED proposals to survey and divide
- kichland County into TOWNSHIPS,
will be received until SATURDAY next, at
IL NJ. at the Clerks Office.
Oct 27 WILLIAM SHIVER, Chairman.
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CIRCUS TROUPE

In the world, actually embracing more
FIRST CLASS TALENT
Than any three Companies in this country
possesses.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-05

PATCHED CLcTnEs.-The poor
dupe, George w. Cary, whom the
Democracy procured to make false
affidavit against Captain Johnson, on
the eve of the State election. is not
blessed with a superabundance of
common sense. and he has brother
who is supposed to be simplcton,
fool, or crazy. The enormity of
the miserable scalawag's crime, may
be regarded as somewhat lessened by
his want Of sense. The foolish fell
low is not without hope, for his so:-
row and shame for his great offense
kept him from voting at the election.
The way of transgressors is hard,
and the perjurer will find this fact to
be true as readily as other classes of
criminals. Shame on party that
will induce worthless simpleton to
commit perjury to influence electors
to vote contrary to their inclinations.
We advise Cary to carry himself be-
You'd the jurisdiction of the courts
of this county. Kentucky, in the vi
entity of the Confederate Y roads is
his natural abode this side of the
Tartarian regions.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-05
KNOX, Oct. %.


The citizens Of our quiet town
were not n little startled last night
at the announcement of the sudden
death of one of our citizens fell II :
their ears. Our village editor, ".
j. Burns, is no more. But a few
days since he was walking about the
town, apparently in his usual health.
His disease was called by his physi-
clan, compression of the brain and
exhaustion of nervous vitality" bro't
on by reaction for over excitement
by stimulation. This event has not
been unexpected by his constituents,
nor will his acquaintance, whose eye
chances to fall upon this notice, be
surprised. 1t is melancholy to think
that this man, so we'll endowed with
genius, and so well qualified for use
fulness, should to thus prematurely
called from our midst under these
painful circumstances. Peace be to
his dust. With him we will bury
his faults, and take warning from
them
Our town runs the even tenor of
its way.
Owing to the very unfavorable
state of the weather the Fair was net
as fair as it would have been had the
weather been faircr; the premiums,
we believe, were fairly awarded, at
least to those of the fair sex; the off
GERS and members are supposed to
have Jared well; the fare at the hotels
was excellent, and fair price was
demanded therefor. Every man, wo-
man and child who attended the Fair
believes that if j. G.. Bender had en-
tered his large and magnificent as
sortment of calicocs, muslins, cloth,
hats and caps, boots and shoes, etc,
showing his list Of very fair prices,
he could have carried away tie red
ribbon; but Jake kept his goods in
the store room, stood behind the
counter cutting and tearing, wrap
ping and tying more goods than ever
before, perhaps, were sold in this
town in the same length of time. He
is still there, selling at lower prices
HAD many men of more years.
The l. o. G.. L. fourishes exceed
ingly we'll. Since our organization.
some four weeks, the number has
been nearly or quite doubled Good
has already been done. and the pro
mise for the future is glorious
OBSERVER.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-05
Detroit.

DETEOIT, Nov. >.
On Saturday last Prosecuting Attorney
Hebden, of this city. caused George Johns
son, accused of the attempt To assissinate
Allen Pinkcrton. to be taken from the Jail
here and brought before Judge Brown. OF
the Circuit Govt OF Wayne County, lur :he
purpose of giving bali, which the Judge
refused TO receive. Deputy Sheriff Spaul-
ding then took the prisoner around the city
some lime, when he made his escape. and
has not vet been found. No examination
has yet been had. The evidence is strong
and conclusive that Johnson did attemp,
to take Pinkcrton's life. The afiidaviis of
the Witnesses for the prosecution have
been taken. The escape of the prisoner is
undoubtedly one Of those things which
have been planned. Mr. Pinkerion is nm
der ono thousand dollar bonds TO prose
cute.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-05
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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-05

want to introduce here; traders want
it, lawyers want it, doctors want it,
and all hell wants it; but the Saints
do not want it and we will not have
it." And the. congregation said
amen When he charges Us OF
having prosecuted them and driven
them from their houses and taking
their property without returning an
equivalent, he becomes exasperated
and says, "but | swear to them that
they will never take them again" TO
this the congregation said amen.
Brigham must be getting desperate
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-05


Montana can divcrge to the BEST advantage
Brigham Young strenuously opposed th,
plan OF having the Pacific Railroad pas
through Salt Lake, and carried his point.
The average number of lives lost annu>
allyn the English coal mines has been es-
timated at one thousand. One Thousand
one hundred and seventy lives were lost in
the mines last year. One hundred and
seycniy-eight Of these were sacrificed in
tile Ferndale colliery. Three hundr and
thirty three thousand one hundred and
sixteen men and boys are employed in the
mines this year. The amount of coal rails
cd last year amounted TO one hundred and
five million seventy seven thousand seven
hundred and torty-tbrec tons. or about
three hundred tons to each miner.
correspondent of Brick Pomeroy's pa
per says that 1.-The woods is full OF Demo
Gratis this year." 1t was so during the
draft OF is63-not only the woods, but
Canada was full Of Democrats.
The New York Sun wagers that Henry
W WV 1SSNthti VII w tltttCu 10 Tic L nj
ted States Senate if the Republicans sue
coed in carrying New York.
Mrs. Hannah Wick, of Tennessee. is TO-
years old, and still sufficiently energetic 10
draw a revolutionary pension on account
of her husband
A Frenchman has invented kind of
safe, which when fraudulenilv opened.
will kindle bright light.
There are over five hundred and fifty
wooden mills In the six States of Ohio.
Michigan, Indiana, Wisconsin, Iowa and
Minnesota.
Mr.. Richardson, the insane murderer of
Longwood, has been quiet and uncon>
scious since his removal to the hospital.
His wife and son are better.
A few weeks ago Quetn Isabella wanted
to send an army TO protect Rome. Now
the Pope sends a war vessel TO bring the
dethroned Queen to Rome for safety.
Superficial knowledge. is like oil upon
water-it shines deccitfuliy, but can easily
be skinned OF,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-05

Brigham Young. the prophet and
king of the Latter Day Saints al
Utah, fears Entertainments upon his
rights, becomes alarmed, and makes
speech to his disciples, which we
deem significant. in his address he
instructs his followers to ssave
themselves IN a temporal point of
view,' and exhorts them to come out
from the BabyIonians, meaning thc
outside world. He admonishes them
not to trade with the outsiders, and
tells them that the outsiders have
come there to establish s.gambline
holes and houses of i'll fame" and
that latter while these outsider.
will send their missionaries here Will
faces as long as jackasses' ears whs
would go CRYING and grooming thro
the streets oh, what a poor, miser
able sinful worldr that is what the,
mean when they talk OF civilization
J that is'what the priests and deacon,
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