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Coroner States the Number
Killed Twenty.
Full Particulars of the s. Id
Calamity.
News by Atlantic Cable
MT. VERNON.

Two Men attacked while on their
way 10 the Packet-One Seriously
and Perhaps Fatally Sgabbed-NO
Cause Known for the AsIsault-The
Ra1aans Escaped.
Especial to the Journal.1
MT. VERNON, Ind, Oct. 3.-George
Wolfin and Andrew J. Smith, while
on their way to the packet late last
night. were attacked By two men. Mr..
Smith was seriously and probably
fatally wounded, being cut five times,
once In the lungs. Mr. Wolfin re :
ceived painful cut on the left hand.
One eff the rufians ran off without
being identified; the other, who did
the cutting, is supposed to be John
S>inson. Both escaped. No cause is
knoFn for the assaule. Dir. Smith is
our Deputy County Treasurer.
Mr.. Violin gave one of the rufians
a severe drubbing with his cane, aad
shot at him. with what effect is un-
known.
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W1TH its issue Of Friday, October
1st. Mr.. JAMES P. LUsE closed his
connection with the New Albany
Commercial as proprietor. His en-
ployees took advantage Of the ooca-
sion to present him with a handsome
gold-headed ebony cane, accompanied
with some remarks on epart of the
donors and the recipient. Captain
GIFFoRD is the new proprietor of the
Commercial.
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MONTREAL, Oct. 3.-The trial OF
Belanger for the murder of La Boule,
his wife's paramour. terminated last
night. The counsel for the defens e
cited the Sickles and Chaloner cases.
and made strong appeal in favor Of
the prisoner. The jury returned a
verdict of not guilty. The Judge ex-
pressed his approval of the verdict.
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ST. LOUIS.

Col. Payne, OF Nashville. Run ever
and Badly IDjured-SuddeR Death
Indian NeWs-ShOck OF an EaFth-
quake at FilmOFes tab Territory.
ST. LOUIS, October 3.-CoI Payne,
Of Nashville, Tennessee, was run over
here, yesterday, and quite badly in
jured.
Edgar Baker, Of Worcester. Mass,
died SUD denly at Springfield, Illinois,
yesterday.
ss0maha dispatches say that intelli-
gence from tha expedition under Gen.
Duncan, who with the Fifth Cavalry
left Fort Mcpherson about ten days
ago for the Repu blican River, says
the troops surprised a camp of fifty-
SIX lodges last Sunday and drove them
away, capturing a large quantity Of
supplies and camp equippage. The
Indians lost one killed and several
wounded.
The Union Pacific r. r. Co. com
menced building shops at Promon-
tory yesterday.
The question Of the junction Of the
Central and Union Pacific Railroads
remains unsettled.
Leading officers of Wells & FarEO's
Express have arrived. and arc making
efforts to secure the extension Of the
con tract with the Union Pacific
A dispatch from Fillmore, Utah.
dated the 1st, says: At ten minutes
to seven O'Clock this evening a violent
shock of earthquake was felt here.
1t passed from south TO north, appar-
emily In a due line. The State House
rocked and hembied for five or ten
seconds, then the shock gradually
collapsed, 50 that a trembling and
distant ru1nbling wa. beard In the
dwelling houses 10 tie CITY the win
doWs, doors, eupboards, and furniture
ratified aud shook. It is said to be
the most violent shock that las been
felt in this part Of Utah since the
first settlement. The shock and
trembling altogether lasted two min
utes.
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Meeting or the WOmens' Suffrage
association.

ST. LOUIS, Oct 2-The members of
the Womens' Suffrage Association in
this city held a meeting this evening
to make final arrangements for the
convention which is to be held here
next week. All the preparations
we're perfected, and the convention
viii not only be large, but promises TO
be success in every particular.
Several prominent ladies have already
arrived, and others are on the way
here a letter from Rev. James Free
man Clark, Of Boston, regretting his
inability to attend the convention, has
been received, and will be read to the
convention. It takes strong grounds
In favor of the woman's Suffrage
movement. DR.. Mary Walker arrived
here this afternooDi aud will probably
attend the convention.
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Washington News.

WASHINGTON, October 3. - The
steel importers had an interview with
Secretary Boutwell, yesterday. and re-
presented that their business was suf-
fering on account Of the action of the
American Consul at Sheffield, IN re-
fusing to certify their Lost baIanco
of this item.-OPERAToR.7
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LOUISVILLE. Oct. 3.-The Phila-
delphia Council arrived here this
morning. and will spend the day to-
morrow In viewing the objects Of in
terest in the city, and will probably
attend the races. Among the horses
entered for the first race OF tomorrow
are Versailles and Exchange, with the
Iatter as faYorite.
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Foreign n va.

EAGLAND-
QUEENSTOWN, Oct. 3.-The steam
lh1p Nevada, from New York, has
arrived.
FRANCE
PARIS, Oct. 3-The Journal Official
annoRnces that the Senate and Corps
Legislatif have been convOked to meet
on the 10th Of November.
GERMANY.
FRANKFORT. Oct. 3.-Five-tWenties
/ are quo1ed at S74.
SPAIN
MADRID, October 3.-The note OF
/ Gen. Sickl,ss to the Spanish Govern
ment, in reg ard to Cuba, has not been
Withdrawn.
A circular is published in the
official Gazette, instrueting the Cap
tain-General of Cuba to treat the
rebel prisoners with humanity, and
to deal with their offences through
the ordinary tribunals, an d urging
him at the same time to push forward
reforms in the administration Of the
Island.
The Liberals generally opposed TIE
elevation Of the Duke OF Genoa to
the throne Of Spain.
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Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2.-Receipts of
fractional currency for the week.
S995 000 shipments, 1898, ,2S7; amount
destroyed, SIG. $50; total National
Bank circulation, S299, ,818,715.
Commissioner Deiano, to-day, de-
cided that tobacco prepared by the
processes. generally employed IN the
manufacture of chewing tobacco,
using sweeteniug, licorice or sweeten-
ed materials, is liable to a tax of %
cents, under whatever name used.
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IWHE GREAT hMEnTCAE
] II HEALTH EHsIuNLN. uurfaH
Ithn blood and cures HrlfHIn.
Syphilis, Eilu Diseases. uhrunn'
item, Diseases OF Women. ana NJ
IChron.e Affections of The u.a1I.
I Liver and kidnegs NnaommanIaI
Iby the Medical Faculty uHI many
Thousand ri our bcat citizens.
I Read tho testimony uf rhra.e.aua
land patients who have used Hasn-
Iaali8s SEMI for our MoandHlIa Guido
to Health Book, or Almanac .or l1il
Year which we publish lar rrHfH.a
tous dlaili1GtiOn5 itWIl. mFo you
much valuable inl0mat1n.
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j take pleasure in recommending
your hosAnALa a8 q very powerful
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i bottles olF1ur medicine. Ihe 1lder
acaseoI aero.aIa oI long .md.nH.
which b. rapidly improving under
Iits uao. ani thc indication aro taat
.HNE |HHl"N M.NN L.".|N
I have carefully vcEsmIurd Che l1rmflIA
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DR. Spark #5 90 hieno.h NifHi hEu
a4vs hr hna used H1.laHIIH Iu cHHaT
0f' serofIia aHd Secondary syphilis
will aaaaasfory re ult=aHa q eIan.
or of tha blood I know n0 h.tiar
remedy
samnol g mcFaddcn. Mur1oos.
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have used aoVen bCttiaH ~ No1a-
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benjamin Hechtoi, oI Lima. HHal
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over my wh Die body Nn.l uHaa
since 4 unrclaaad q bottle nL NNHa"
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Roaadalls ia SOLD hy aIl druggists.
Laboratory, "a ErchHng9 fiaea
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DRs. CLEMENTS, RITEs g 90.
FrQprici9ra
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Foreign News.
ENGLAND.


LONDON, October 2-The steamers
Java, City of Baltimore and Europe,
from New York, arrived.
LoNDON, October 2.-The Saturday
ReUielC has an article on the relations
between Spain and the United States,
and says: The announcement that
the Washington Government approves
the communication OF Siokles to the
Spanish Government is only partially
Ineligible as long as the terms of
that dispatch aEe unknown. So, also,
is the announcement that America
had no intention to intervene, and
was only prompted by humanity. It
is certain the SpaaiaFds' consider the
subject concerns themselves alone.
If the Government proseoUtes the
contest with energy and success. no
faction will openly oppose It's meas
ures.
Referring tt. Senator Sumner, the
same paper says: The American
statesman in publicly foTetelling the
dismemberment OF the British En-
pire, is probably not aware that he
said anything unciEil.
By late adyices received from BUe-
nos Ayres, it seems that President
Lopez, ia evaeuating Assura, remov-
ed everything, including his guns.
During the pursuit 10000 allies at
tackled 5000 Paraeuayans. The lat
ter fought desperately. The engage
ment lasted six hoars. The Para
guayans lost $500 men and all their
archives and specie.
LONDON, Oct. 2.-The potato crop
of England will fall short of the aver
age. Half of the crop In Cunber-
land is diseased
Col. Sill has been appointed Gov
ernor Of New Foundland. @a
FRANCE.
PARIS. Oct. 2.-It is estimated that
the loss By fire among shipping at
Bordeux, viii reach millions of francs.
Dispatches received to-day announce
the arrival Of the Empress Eugenie
at Venice.
The Minister'S have decided to con-
yoke the CaanIbers on the 9Th of
Noyem6eT. It's said four ministers
will resign, and that Oliver. Lezria.
Talhoret aud Schneider win succeed
them.
s AUSTRIA. sees
VIENNA. Oct. 2.-It is officially
stated that the Austrian. Chinese
treaty was signed at Tien Sein re-
Gently. --4
SAN FRANCISCO. October 2-TEe
Red Stockings, of Cincinnati. beat
the California picked nine, to- day, 46
to II.
During the quarter ending Septem
Der 30, 1868 cargoes of wheat were
dispatched to the United Kingdom
aggregatiDg 1 $40, 600 sacks, valued al
So .317, 800.
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NEARLY all the southern railrl

NEARLY all the Southern railroads
have signifed their intention to carry
delegates TO and from the Southern
Commercial Convention at Louisville
on the 18th inst. free. This, Of course,
viii have a tendency to swell the at
tendance largely.
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Resignat.OR Of the Provisional
GJYeFB0P Of Texas
GAIvEsToN, October 2. = Pr

GALVESTON, October - Provi-
sional Governor Pease sent in his
resignation yesterday, and will take
the stump fer Hamilton. The action
of Gen. Reynolds and the Admins
tration regarding Texas affairs will
cause twenty mere speakers to take
the field for the Hamilton ticket.
Preparations are being made for a
grand Hamilton demonstration here
fo4rnorr0vv
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House az Lot for SAC.
IN fiea ID l0nfragtnrs.

FFVHE COMMON COUNCIL OF The
- City OF Evansville will receive sealed
proposals until the 2ist day of October
is00' for grading and paving the alley Bitu-
ate between Chestnut street and Cherry
street, and extending from Seventh 81 rect
TO Eighth street, in Block 4g, Eastern I'm
iargement.
By order Of the Council.
A. n. MCGRIFF, Clerk,
BY E. "A. MCGRTFFs Deputy.
City Clerks Ufice, october LIST, 1868.
Oc2-td union copy.
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New YoRK, Ocrober 3.-Tbe sus-
pension Of j. Mott & Sons, stock bro
kers, was announced yesterday.
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nEHILIsH -HEARTLEssNEss.

When the wounded were being.
brought of the grounds, some Of
them were put in the Rising sun "
express wagon. No, A, driven By Tim.
Hurley, ard others were put IN an
express wagon numbered 40. The
brutal drivers, seeing that the loads
would net be profitable, compelled
the wounded persons to disembark.
Such sbrutes should not be allowed
any privilege ID a civilized commu-
nifty, and thoir licenses ought to be re-
Voked at once. Very certainly they
will not receive the patronage of our
citiznna
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ESTABLISH EIb. l4y
fire - B0ilpF xa 0slon --- eYeTaI
Perm 8 / lmrln.

FlrG - bOilfF 1n 0et0H --- FGFtFdI
fprs0 juetd.
PRnvIDENCE. Ocf , The shop oi
Lend = Emprson on Dexter Street
Pawrucket, was burned Satlr ay
ght.
The boiler OF a steam eDgirc ex-
ploded while the machine wa going
TO this f-e slightly iDjurIug several
peTs. ns. The explosion was down
ward or lo-s OF life would have re-
suited.
Many famous horses have arrived
here 10 participate in the Narragau
street Park Meeting, which commen-
ces Tuesday.
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to tell the poor bereaved wife, and he
mt her off with an evasion.
There are many other incidents
which could be given, but these will
suffiee as an iodex of the general
character of the disaster.
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FNCENNEs is to have a Hub and
Spoke Factory. 1t is being built by
WILLIAM and Ulysses HEBERD.
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. "a mass
convection wa held at Cheats Land
ing, Camden County, New Jersey.
james VI. SoOvel was nominated for
State Senator by acc!amation. All
the townships we're represented.
job Hughes was found dead at the
corner Of Second and Chestnut
Streets this morniBg, stabbed to the
heart. No clue to the murderers.
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Dissolution Eoties.


FTVHE PAH FNEnsHTR HERETO
~ fore existing under the firm MAMIE of
HayhurEt q WHITAKER, Forwarding and
Produce Commission Merchants, was this
day dissolved by mutual consent, j. j..
Whitaker retiring from the firm. The
business viii bs continued By A. B. Hay
hurst. by whom the business, OF the old
firm viii be settled. a. s HAHHUR1T,
j. j. WHiTTA KEH.
Evansville, Ind, Sept -, 1869. lee3J-tf
All persons indebted 10 the late firm OF
Hay hurst q WHITAKER, are nOtined 10 pay
said debts 10 me. A. 5. uAHHURSf.
Household Goods as Auction.
TIME UNDEEsfGNED WILL SELL
g at Auction, W ednesday, October 9th,
1853, fl not previously sold, "a OF OF House
bold and Kitchen Furniture az tue resi-
dence OF j. j. Whitaker. Gum street, be-
tween sixth and Seventh, and M the mean
time y III 0flef the same a. private sale.
a. - HAHHUH5T.
Evansville, October 1, 1869. [ocl-dtd
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Saturday Nights Dispatches.

latest Cuban IatsIligence.
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Sunday Nights Dispatches.


/ 0,JU0 men are awaiting ira sooTtatiop.
Sunday Nights Dispatches.
Col. PAYNE. of Nashville,
KUN OV8R aud Badly
Injured at st. Louis.
Earthquake at Fillmore,
Utah Territory.
Latest Indian News.
Serious Stabbing Affair at
ut. Vernon.
Two Mea Attacked by Ruff
fans.
One Seriously and Perhaps
Fatally Stabbed.
Beth Rufaas Esoape.
Still Later from the Scene
of Explosion.
Coroner States the Number
Killed Twenty.
Full Particulars of the S. Id
Calamity.
News by Atlantic Cable.
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Volunteering is very brisk along
the whole Gulf coast. and already
1900 men are awaiting ira soortation.
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The TndianapoIls Horror.

The indianapolis J9HrRatof Satur-
day furnish US but little additional.
The list Of casualties do not differ
materially from that given IN the
JOURNAL of Saturday, and the Jour
nal failing to come By mail on Satur-
day we did not to obtain a copy last
night until it was too late to make a
comparison. The following incidents,
which We clip from the Journal, will
be read with painful interest.
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sassURNAI
MoNDAY.......................oCToBER :.

MR. FAY. fruit grower, near Vir-
oennes, will clear $4,000 from this
this years crop of peaches.
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Statement of AIr. Lockwood
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-
Statement of Mr.. Lockwood
Eina 6ial MattsZs in New
York.
E.FsEE
Opinion Of q. T. Stewart.
Remarks of P. NJ General
CrassWell. t
Late washington Items.
News by Atlautio Gable.
ResignEtIon Gf ths Pro
VlsIonal EoVarner OF
TsXEfcH- eB va
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Later g 1 II 5ianapolis
More al3 sI1t tho Explosion.
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Eina iI5iaI MattsZs in EeW
York.
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DRs. CLEIENTBl HIfta q 90.
prQprfc,9ra.
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VIENNA, Oct. 2-It is oficiaIly
stated that the Austrian Chinese
treaty was signed at lien Sem re-
aauSlxr
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Opinion Of 4. T. Stewart.
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SAN FRANclsoO. October 2.-TEe
Red Stockings, of Cincinnati. beat
the California picked nine, to-day, 46
70 II
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GRAND TOURNAMENT
AT THE
FAIR.
COLUMBIA, S.! C,
COLUMBIA, S. >! C.

HNHE Committee to which has been assigned
u the task OF arranging the programme and
indicating in the outline OF the Grand Tourna-
turel Fair-and at which "the Knights OF
South Carolina will contend pour rhonneur.
tdmour etles 6edu1 yeur des sdonues-announces
the notice and rules as follows:
The Tournament will come off on such day as
may be most comformable to the general ar
rangement Of tho Fair-probably the last day.
All who desire to 1ide will forward their
character he proposes to represent, to r.
O'Neale, Jr., Esq, Secretary, Columbia, S. @.
The Course. will be in length about 15o
yards; this distance must be ridden in nine
post. (the posts will be about 6& feet in
height will be 80 yards from the starting
point; the next post and the ring will be at in
be head and about inch neck. The trials will
bo at Let head fright cut against cavalry" I'd
head "point;" and Sd at the ring, 81 inches in
diameter, "tierco point"
The name Of the Knight will be called-he
will answer instantly-the bugle will sound,
and the watch be sprung; and IL he makes q
false start he loses his ride. After the answer
to the call and tho eound Of tho bugle. no &C.
cident will entitle the knight to Q new ride.
These rules arc essential to secure time for all.
The first, second, third and fourth prizes will
be announced at q later day.
These four successful Knights will crown the
Queen and elect the three Maids Of Honor.
AT general meeting of the Knights, to be
held in Columbia. the Judges, Committees,
&c, will be elected or appointed the day pre-
vious to the Tournament; and this ommittee
will take pleasure in giving any aid within
their power, besides having arranged the
grounds, prepared everything requisite and
obtained substantial prizes for the victors.
4. @. HASKELL, Chairman
]. 7. THOMAS,
X. 0. NEALE, JR.,
r. G. SILVER.
W. G. SWAFFIELD,
Oct % Committee.
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GEO. HUGGINS'
In nsurance Agency,
COLUMBIA, 8. O., s,.t.
Representing over $40, 600, 900 yCapitol.
agEsTARLIsuEb IN coIuMa1A X 1sas. -aa

FIRE DEPARTMENT.
ETNA FIRE INsURACE COMPANY. Hart
ford, Conn. Incorporated 1879 Charter uer.
petual. Capital and surplus s5, 400 OOO. The
rica. ~ = -. -
IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY.
OF London. Incorporated 1903. Capital ss.,
600 900 in gold. Policies issued PAYABLE in
gold or currency. Par value of stock. $3.50
Market value in London (last eales) S1 I'm
NORTH AMERICAN FIRE INHURANCE
COMptAH9; Pan Y; Hartford, Conn. Capital and sur
FIRE INSURANCE AND SAVINGS CoMpA.
ny, Richmond, Va. Authorized Capital a.
MERoHANTs' FIRE INSURANCE CoMpA.
ny, III hartford, Conn. Capital and surplus
LIFE DEPARTMENT
CONEECTlCUT MUTUAL. LIFE INsUR-
ANCE COMPANY, Hartford Conn. Incorno.
ratod 1876. Assets June I, 1863. S25. .OCO tO1.
Surplus June I, 1869, $1,000, 900: Income for
1858 s9,064 ,068. Number Of Policies isaued.
CO. 500. Total claims BY death paid to date
So, 500 600. Annual dividends from so to 70 Der
cent: AS strong as the strongest in America.
As liberal in its terms as the most liberal,
ARLINGTON MUTUAL LIFEINSURANOE
COMPANY, Richmond, Va. Assets sGlO con
Dividend declared February, 1869, 40 per cent.
As strong as any Life Insurance Company in
Virginia. "
Risks taken on favorable terms by
GEO. HUGGINS, Agent.
Office in rear OF MeRsrs. Duffle Chapman's
under the Columbia Hotel" Sept I2 2mo
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:.Are them men ;n the front cars Yam
kerr" kssd asked ',a, tinid passenger Of train
EYankeesrah-l; no. Yankees are
genhsmen to them. They're Bro wnlow's g
militia, going home, %hsre 7 hope they'll
.,The VI aiyss at cassiro. Gail ILL., ill., have formed
themselves, ipto q society, whose ruling
is TO, ,lo6k ali doors Yat, 10 P. M. after
which hour htoe t'dad" don't. get into the
house. r y,.:r .ii.ri,.
IN our .youthw often think we have
got sn attack of talent, and got it bad.
We generally And in after years, how
evsr, That ii was only wind shat troubled
us. aLT .tr - :Io-f.t a;' =!
Theslast name for clerical dishonesty
is ''oollecting fands for an imaginary
ohzEch." 'Theydare doing it in some
places In Massachusetts,.
A Californian exhibits gun that fires
800 shots 3 minute, and is called the
most useful instrument for killing people
ever invented, 80
The Boston Post thinks that the lady
in the womanis rights movement who
wears No. IA shoes should be selected to
crush out all opposition.
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Consolidation of Stock.
CHARLOTTE, COLUMBIA AND AUGUSTA r. B. Co.,
TREAsURER's OFF1CE,

CHARLOTTE, COLUMBIA AND AUGUSTA r. &. Co.,
TREAsURER's OFFICE,
COLUMBIA, e. c., September "a, 1862
THE undersigned is now prepared to issue
Certificates Of Stock in this Company, In lieu
of the Stock Of the Charlotte and South Caro-
lima and the Columbia and Augusta Railroad
Companies, In accordance with tho terms OF
Consolidation, adopted by the Stockholders in
Joint Convention, July 8, 1869, viz:
each share OF stock in tho Charlotte and
South Carolina Railroad Company shall be
converted into a share in the consolidated
company; and every four and one-half shares
of etock in the Columbia and Augusta Rail-
road Company shall be converted into share
in the consolidated company; and where, in
the last named superintendent, fractions Of q
their option, complete the unit by paving for
the necessary additional shares of Columbia
and Augusta Railroad stock at the rate of
s12 SO per share, or they may receive pay for
their surplus shares at the same rate"
Stockholders ortheir legal representatives.
are required to surrender the old Certificates,
when applying for the new.
O, H. MANSON,
Sept "a Secretary and Treasurer.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-11-02
Beerl Beerl!

GONE dealers in tl,is oily have been in doubt
- that could hold out supplying them with
Beer this summer!t now inform the public
that have largo supply Of old Lager Beer
on hand, which put az gainst any Deer brought
from the North, or even imported from Ger.
many. IN to purity and strength. am ready
to test It by tho Beer scale.
Aug 40 :. 80 ;,LOHN C. SEEGERS.