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C'NLARxSBURG MUTUAL INSURANCE
W csnPASIE. .,-a
insurss against loss BY Fire orLiyhtning
Principal Office, --CLAlkSBukGs ". VA.
Authorised Capital -,i- Sh0O, coo
Capital Stock -. $4,000
lNSURES ON the SNUTUAh,BAS[S.
Polio, liodLrs receive pro ra.adlri.on Of
all prof 5. .....
Rates of1hrurauce ~ l.ow a. in any other
Good Paying Company.
IT DOES A REGULAR BANKING BUSINESS
Discounts Paper. Receives Money on Deposit,
paying upon the same liberal rate Of lniertst.
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viii oppose ali infri1ssmel,s, 6y.lhs Frdr.l
,eorsraRela sPda6shis goo srssssss$ifsshs
People and tie States respectively; and uss
al, pYpp,r ns.ns tpnid'in ths sdtfffa's effhs
sintehf Alntndmeht. believing that this is
astioStst mt h, ias'itt!ied by Write Men. for
the benefit OF " li,s sIe,Sr shGl ,hst !, should
be administered by " lite Mou.l1So AN
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A. .CARD.-A ciergynsa,wkih fisialag IN,
AZ ssa nd .Ispis iss.sy ssp d. eli.
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and ,lsisgs ssssi, ass. aauss:s .,f ~,
d,d,: tob,nstt The afflicted '.and shfo, 'un .;s.
! will send the recipe fsrPf:Parink 90 WI
This medicine. Ia q issisds snyslops- ire"
sh:r!:.. .sysas~sssss:ssss.s, III !. ,v ".
At ss,s. ics1ts = II 49,
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F.e Lyon, A. N. yiss.PnsAsat Hraliss
stElglish ti.tritSisahd frincij q u f;,lss.
sto.y Department. lar .sas ~
2. @: srsrlus, A. u, .Prsissssr sfAstrsnsnl'
AZ Phytis? .jss iR, a.! tLs;
H. n. PIscs, A. ", Capt. c. 8. A., Professor :
. sf1lsshsnsSsssn ~ Military Tactics
J J. SrssfsSSs;. A. " .aPh u, Prsa.usr ~
Chemistry aad Hstdtai Phllcssphy.' s's.S
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Hodstn Daaguak0. i+'g q saAHsi g,
o.. tAithll, A. n. Aislssaa. Ia We H,'psfs'
/ tory Department. ~
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Ggoass y. llssasA kq.,a Svpsrintsadesti o.
Groundt asd Bniidings.
hSsn W. shlsca, q D. Lsitsrsr % phyfsls. .
~ ,.nd uygisss. sir ris.sss !. 50.
Hes. Jsas 4! Dl,s, Lse.sssr sa;Ci,il ..i Gee.
Z sti!uiionsi Law. tis1p1 atsiA esina 4@.'''.
rAl Term begins lst Irssesy in asptfntsss
Winter Term beEinI lit Hondiyia Dtctnse:.
Spsingl Term bsgin, ID Ihesssy In hstshtti -
Eompaasnssmsni, g wfdpe,day, i June. :.
fs!N.s-Psspasstory, $50 per Tern Of w.
ast,eJ lc~sskis slgD bsNiild.s ~ ~
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lsstdiss- .ss,,.s DECD, q, sstpsf uat:
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ADVERTISEMENTS.

TINE DEMOCRAT. ? 5J;-s9l saSL
ALoc1L NEWSPAPER. ,t..
/ - s-lsI yi7f-i Ha"-- N0'''.
rsg1sl ------- passl'sa. - 1.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
rJ.sK. .MAXOS,

b l. 4 C Z s II / r II
AND
# A R, R l. b R
Hacker. Creek, Lsui, county, ", TuJ
AIlkiuds Of Blacksmithing done 1T the
shortest possible notice aud tho most rta.
.onabls terms,
] challenge competition as to work and
pricss. y. X. p. MAXON,
aug .so!tf = 's' .l''f'- T. e
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Centre Street, Weston. West Virginia
PA good assortment Of Groceries always ksl,
on hand. Produce bought and sold. The hes,
quality. oflquors for sale, in quantities 10 suit
aurchascts Wheeling, s,ogies, FINE cigars, and
tho best grades Of Tobacco, alway IS n,haf 4.
.Stors--ons door above thSBdnke.i iif &c
q .aPr27-tf pet o. .9sI.li ssY tsH
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-iraFuI CO. f'-f y s7''' pc
4 E,sl usli "a sIs.-Z-1 ~ .irR ~ 'liE.
In presenting 10 eur patrons our Prospect
Us for.lST6, We take occssion"to thank them
for the liberal patronage Mhish they havs
bestowed upon'us. - Commencing: under. cir
cuusi suess ofihs most depressing chsrae-
Observation-Disclosures p ost aqtagonislls iphu-
ences-and with The ,isilureof Spr, prsdsees-
.o RS weighing u. down and Ts!araipg our hest
Efforts. we congratulate ourselves lad IKE
brave Democracy Of this seetionihsi ~ehsre
ovcrGs aRopppsi.icn.tbO'h from pretended
iricudi and arowsd enemiss;i aniihat 'lt-
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THE!pl3El!,M,osEA, - I. !.

"a, ,,;.,,,1J1,st ,.g,,l q, h i' ~.
wo shall speak our HseniinIenis boldly and
fearIessly.S Hs,ingnopulity hut Principle,
ne shall pose all attempts toibsr'er 'uppu
th.eisLti Of The People 5nSrI 'sq ;'ssa
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THOMAS S STATES. prcsident,r q
JOHN G. VANCE, Secretary.
Rev. X. N POOL. General Agent
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viii be familiar chat about men aud things,
embracing more roli,ienl information t!ian
eollld be Crowded into donblsih same s,tes
in any other manner. Our t4r
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LIBERAL Il. CASH;ldi PREMIUMS

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THEIR MOTTO, CAS- HERETOFORE
WILL Be.
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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-21

"ACROss THE CosrINENr."-We had
call last evening from Mr.. W. D-levan,
deaf mute. who is an artist and who
is At present engaged upon grand piano.
rama entitled AS above. This panorama
will embrace all the principal objects Of
interest 90 the line of the U. P. and C,
r. Railroads and Virginia city and
Carson will be included in the scenes.
One Of the peculiar FEATURES of this work
OF Art is the Introduction Of We've of the
promi"ea, business houses ofth- various
towns which are to be painted. Mr..
Delevan has already procured several
hne views of scenes in Virgins city !;
aud he will visit some of our merchants
aud other business meu With q view to
consulting with them with regard to
We've Of t.eir buildings, &c. We be-
speak for him the generous Offices of
our fellow citizens.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-21

Tx STATE CAPITAL COMMISSIONERS
met Yesterday and organized by the ell. ).
tion OF DR.. RazIe't of Lyon county Presi.
dent, Mr.. j. II. Sturrersnt of Washoe
county. Vice President, and Mr.. Stad,-
muller Secretary. The Board agreed to
issue proposals for plans and specifca.
lions for the proposed Capitol Building e.
and the advertisement 10 that effect will
probably appear in the APPEAL of To-
morrow morning. This begins TO look
like business. We understand th., there
10 qni,e a large amount of money in the
Capitol Fund Of the Treasury,
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-21

THE BoiRD OF DiREcToRs for the Orphans
Home met on Wednesday and considered
various propositions for the donation Of the
ten acres of land contemplated in the bill
They then adjourned until next Wednesday
the 26th instant, prior to which time they will
visit the lands which are offered 10 them.
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Tss CHORAL BALL-We promised to
puf the bail given on the occasion Of
The appearance here Of the Choral
Society. II don, need pu6iae. It vas
100 july aud bully for that. All the
ladies looked beautiful especially Mes
x and Madame 2 who were maRnif.
Gently ntlired 10 pea green waterfalls
and mother-of vinegar slippers. (This
- Intended as an innocent satire on
Jenkins.) TIE music was good, the
dancing was good, tho supper was good
ADD the ladies and gentlemen were
good. BY the way, our careless re-
porter forgot in bis police Of the concert
to properly compliment Mrs. Rosener,
Mrs. HIlyer, Mrs. Storer, Mrs. Sum.
mers, Mrs. Esiis and Mrs. Darwin upon
their splendid singing; and then bs
deserves TO be discharged for not men.
tioning the enthusiasm which Mr..
Maguire's super excellent tenor awak
ened 10 the audience. Ball, H,llyer,
Eells and Hall also deserve specis
mention; but we have 90 space for any
thing further. Come again, good Choir.
listers.
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PosrPoSrD.-Tuesdsy'I Reveills says
that Brosdwater's sentence was, on that
day postponed until the next dsy-Wed.
nesdsy tie 18th inst.
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FRESH OYsTERs 10 cans have lust
been received, direct from the East by
Geo Z-nosIch. We know they are
good for we have tried them
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nR. GLYNN OF Piacerville, -
~ California, may lie found at his Office @3Yf0
over Gibson's "Sazerac" saloon, " here he will be
pleased to wait upon all who may desire his ser
vices in any line Of Dentistry.
All Work Neatly Done and War.
raAtsd to Give SatisEaetion.
Advice Free. Chloroform administered IL d.
ared.
Carson, esptsnbsr II, 1850.
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Arrivals at the ST. Oh .rles Hotel

GEORGE TUFLY, PROPRIETOR.
CsFs,S CITY January -, 1870.
Chubb ,ck & family Gold Hill.
J. c. Hazl,tt, Dayton.
Jas. W Small, Lake Valley.
p. + Powers do
I'd. French, Hot Springs.
w. A. Bourn, Pine Grove.
A. Deleyan. Omaha.
H. p Phillips, CITY.
J. N. Wilson, Virginia.
D. l.. Bliss. do
S. S. Haskell, Carson Valley.
J. Conner, Genoa.
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WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.
WEEKLY by THE BOARD OF TRADE.

APPLES, J}bu.2 0002 so
BAaaINa. Gunny 26G29
Dundee u I'D 30l032
BALE ROPE, Alanil, ,0e26
WcsF F3it l00l5
BUTTER, North. 4Olt5O
Country, u ID. .25035
BACON. i1arns. ..22W24
Sides, u ID. .l7Q11y
Shoulders :. 14It16
CANDLES, Spcrm4UG170
Adanlantine ibl8a020
Tallow 1870
CoTroN YARN1 75@Dl 80
COTTON, Strict Md@ 81
Middling :. .20}D
Low Midl'g, 2O@o
Good Ordny, 1870
Ordinary. 1870
CHEESE, II. d. .lb. 23l625
Factory 19l624
COFFEE, Rio, f3lb18l122
LaBuayra .250627
Java 80 U3l
FLoUn, Co. 80OQl9OO
Northern G OUMIl 10
GRAIN, Corn / 504o1 SIS
Wheat Il 60QD2 OU
Oats. l 0006
Peas q 500
HAY, North, T,cwt.2 90
HIDES, Dry, fIlbl2t@iS
Green .MS
LARD, F}lb .19I023
LIME, u Dbl. 2 65fa2 rs
MoLAsSEs, Cuba ,45M5O
New Orl'ns1 0UG1l IL
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The gambling establishment of Hon.
John Morrissey in New York, is under
tho ban with the rest of them, and has n
policeman at the door to warn unwary
strangers away.
The monuments to ex-President Lin
coin, and the denial OF pension to his
widow in need, is very good illustru-
tion OF asking for bread and getting
stone.
General Ames is said TO be the best
dressed man in the Senate" If he were
in the army, where he properly belongs,
he would be making other people
'dress" WELL
The destruction of timber and fences
IL the woods and mountains in Orange
and adjacent Counties in New York, by
recent r, extensive fires. will amount to
S1,000,000.
BENJAMIN Fleming. the last of Commo-
dore Perry's men, died at Erie, Pa, on
Monday, aged eighty eight years.
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The STATES TO DE ABOLISHED. -Sena-
tor Brownlow writes:
Had I my way. would so recon
struct the Government of the United
States as to form strong central Go
vernment here in the District of Colum-
bia, and organize the States rs 80 many
colonial corporations. as absolutely de-
pendent upon and snbiect to the will of
the central power at Washington, MS are
Counties to States.
;, "Tlus 1 would wipe out and extirpate
the whole theory and pretense of State
rights and State sovereignty, to which
we are mainly indebted for the late re-
bellion.
while I only speak for myself be-
ileve that Congress and the country are
looking in the same direction.
"W. G. BROWNLOW.
"WAsHINGToN, April 25, 1870"
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Sugar H'se. ..75@l 90
NAILS, u Kegs 5OQ06 OU
ONIONS. J3bus1 7502 40
OIL. Kerosene, & 45Y5Y
Machinery. 1901 W
SPECIE, Gold W119
Silver QD1 O8
PorAT's, Iris 1 50l6l ~
Sweet. bus 1 1902 &c
RICE, CarOllnatb 7M83
SHOT, T3bag. @2 rs
SALT, Liverp. GI2 2u
SOAP, GLIB, .7a0O8
SPIRITS, Alcohol. .gi7 10
brandy a 00@12 90
iIollndGin.5 s OO07 0U
American..2 0B@3 90
Jam. Kum.6 0U@7 10
N. l.. " 2 0I083 90
Bo. Whisky 3 50Qo4 90
Mononghla2 5000 OU
Rectitied. l 35@1 60
SUGAR, Crus'd, 150Dl6
Powdered. 1876
Brown..... .10@14
STARCH, % ib. 9l@l1
TEA, Green fbl 00Q02 IL
Black, -. i 00@l 10
TOBACCO, .60@I 10
Smoking, ID. .50@1 10
VINEGAR, Wine, .60Ma0
Cidor .50M6O
French. Il 25Ml GO
WINE, Cham. 25Go30 90
Port, 5Bgal 8 00Q65 ~
Sherry. 8 500G6 G8
Madeira. q 50068 so
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PIYMoUTH, May i8:ETf6e steamshiiip,
caISbria, rom Nsep York G9odSG Gea here
laiden with tnails. 4 p Passeagefs estss all
we'll. ---t-4-- ,-,,=-l'---- --.- ,~7a@
ST.. Louis, May!a13, Further details
from the accident, give no additional
Southern names. ~ -
CHICAGO, May l3.-The st. Paul Press
publishes letter from Duluth. announc.
ing the arrival there of q large number
OF Fenians, en- route for the Red River
country, to aid the rebels The forces
at Duluth are commanded by distin-
guished Confederate officer, who fought
Banks in Louisiana
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AoQgTTAI OF MOI ARIAND: The long
drawDioos and isehsatsoialil trial aofo Me-
Farland Tor the murder -tof Riohardson.
in New York. was brought 20 d close on
the 10Th, the jury, three hours after tie
case was given to them, rendering a YER
dict of not guilty. This was the result
expected. for it has, during the latter
part OF the proceedings, been evident
that, 30 far as Mcfarland was concerne ed,
the case was virtually disposed of, and it
was more those who had aided, abetted
and sympathized with Richardson in
gaining the affections of Mrs. McFar-
land and taking her to himself, who were
on trial than the prisoner. In fact, free
loveism and all its supporters, direct and
Indirect, or rather those pernicious doc
trines whose influence tends to weaken
the marriage tic, have been on trial, and
up for an airing and public condemna-
tion. The ground of acquittal is, of
course, the insanity of Mcfarland when
he did the fatal shooting, thing the
Jury ought. however, to be very sure of
before accepting it as fact.
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For Sale.

DLCKSONS IMPROVED COTTON SEED.
H0WN from Seed purchased directly OF
~ Mr. DaVld Dickson, in 1867. and carefully
preserved from mixing or aduiteration with
other seed. "A
will deliver the Seed, sacked in good order.
at the Louisville Depot, South Carolina Rail.
road, at 81. 90 per bushel, for any amonnt m.
der bushels, or at $3.50 per bushel, for all
amounts in excess Of 5 bushels.
A. P. AMAKER, st. Matthew's, 8. @.
:. respectfully refer to the below named gen.
tor Information touching the purity and supe.
riority OF the Seed, to wit: Hon. Il. J. Good
wyn, Dr. A. II. Taber, Fort Motto; P. NJ. Hou-
thew's; L. II. Beckwith, Esq, Jamison's: and
Captain +. Fl: W. Briggmann and W. B. Muller.
Esq. Orangeburg Court House /; all CT range.
DuTG county. 4. O. Feb II 9mos
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


cotton for the past week 2O3 bales, at the
following prices: at 16; 8 at 181S; 6 at
1917; % at 20; 2 ut 2OL; SO at 20I;2 Q at
2024; SO at 81; 13 at 2li6; so at 21L.
New YoRK, May 13NNoon.
strong. Money 5(16. Exchange-loug
0as; short 10. Gold 1916. Bonds 1917
Tennessee's, ex-coupon, GO; new 81;
virglnia's, ex-coupon, GO: new 69A;
Missonri's 93L; Louisiana's, old, rs;
new rs; levee SIS 73; 8's 81; Alabama 8's
1O2; SIS "a; Georgia 6's IS; rs 94N
North Carolina's, old, 4S4; new 251S
South Carolina's, old, 81; new, 8131.
Flour and wheat quiet and unchanged.
Corn dull and dropping. Pork quiet
mess 1925. Lard quiet. at 16L(0l6M.
Cotton very firm, at 231a@24; sales l. 600
bales. Freights dull.
P. Motion quiet, with Gales of
2, 800 bales; middling uplands 231s.
flonr dull and deolining-superfine State
4. 9595. 15; Southern common to fair
extra 6.00@6.75. Wheat-winter red
and amber Western 1 3291.34. Corn
1.10@1.14. Pork %. 37hG929. so. Lard
steady--kettle 16A. W6iskey 10
Freights firmer. Money easy. Gold
steady, ut 141s. Governments closed
firm. Southerns steady South Caro-
llna's firm.
BALTIMORE. May I3.-Flour firm.
Corn firmer-white 1.21@1.22; yellow
l6@l.17. shoulders l3%@
1874. Whiskey firm-iron LIZ; wood
1. IL; patent LOO.
CINCINNATI, May 13.-Corn in de-
mand, at 1.03@1.05. Wheat dull, at
LOO. Mess pork held at 5000, and
nominally unchanged. Bacon firm
shoulders 1224; clear rib 161s; sugar
cured hams firm. at 1S1a@19.
LOUISVILLE. May 13.-Pork 5000.
Bacon-l3A for shoulders, 1631 for clear
rib. Whiskey Ito.
ST. LOUIS. May 13.-Corn declin-
ing--mixed 9591.00. Whiskey firm
held at Ito. Provisions unchanged.
Lard 153l.
New ORLEANS, May 13.-Cotton firm
and in fair demand -middling 2222l; sales
2,5OO bales; net receipts 3.572.
MOBILE. May 13.-Cotton in good
demand mid,lling 22}3; sales 1900
SAVANNAH. May 13.--Cotton quiet
middling 22Il; sales $50 bales; receipts
CHARLEsToN. May 13.-Cotton firm
middling 22ll; sea island AS; snles 4OU
bales; receipts 566; stock IO,455; net
receipts of week 2,947.
AUGUSTA, May 13.-Cotton active
and in fair demand-sales "a bales; mid
ding 2l34; receipts 1874.
HAvnE, May 13.-Cotton opened firm
spot 1873.
PARIS. May 13.-The. Bonrse opens
firm-rentes 75f. I0c.
LONDON. May l3Noon. -Consols 81
(09436. Bonds S9la.
LlvERpooL, May 13-Noon.--Cotton
opened firm -uplands lbs; Orleans IL as
@ll19; sales of the week S3, 600 bales;
exports 7,OOJ; speculation 1000; stock
527, 900, OF which American is 1924, 900;
receipts $4,000, whereof American is
%, 900.
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Among the victims of the recent terri
ble calamity Mt Richmond, was Mr.. W.
81: Thomson, of Sidney, "a suburb of
Richmond,) who was instantly killed.
His remains were conveyed to his house,
but his family was destitute. and not
knowing where to apply for aid to defray
the expenses of the funeral, they were
fam to bury him i'll the garden by can
delight. The little group of sorrowing
trends gathered around an open grave,
dug by their own hands; the scene faint-
~ Illuminated by Pickering candle; all
the incidents and surroundings were of
nature to invest the scene with a So
lemnity exceeding even that of ordinary
burial.
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z. i -g:l- q
F0rcyGRS Mowa.

LoNDoa. May IT. t.-e-Royyal assent has
been given TO the naturaliaafioni law, s..
PAREs, May 12. --LM Marshal Oanrobert
issnsd ap order to-day to tho army, con-
taining letter from the Emperor, who
says: "Suoh absurd and exaggerated ru-
mors have been repeated, censuring the
vote Of the army in Paris, that am in
clined to. beg You to say to the generous
officers and soldiers, that my confidence
in the army has never been shaken. -
The letter concludes with thanks to the
troops for their firmness during the late
troubles in the capital. The Emperor
and Empress visited disorderly quarters
in AM open carriage in the afternoon.
Symptoms of agitation are still apparent
in the Faubourg du Temple. Detach.
ments of troops are marching to Belle
view, and the crowd in front of the resi-
dence aof: the Prime Eugene were dis
persed by the police.
Pere Hyacinth is at Munich, with DR..
Dollniger.
The total vote on ple6iscituns was:
Yeas 1885, 434; nays 1.56O. 7O9.
HAVANA, May 12.-DeRodas tele-
graphed from Puerto Principe that the
Spanish column fought the insurgents
on the road from Santa Cruz to Puerto
Principe. The Spaniards captured the
rebels cannon aud killed ninety. Spa
nish loss, two wounded. The captured
cannon is now at Puerto Principe.
LONDON, May 13.-The Commons post
poned female suffrage by 1875 majority.
The virtual defeat Of the bill was greeted
by, loud cheers.
'PEsTH, May 13.-Louis Kossuth pro-
tests against the concentralist tendencies
of the present administration.
FhoRENoE, May l3.-.Further and
more serious outbreaks have occurred in
Calabria. Troops are moving thither in
force.
ROME, May 13.-The Pope threatens
extreme measures against the American
Bishops who quit their posts.
Sr. PErERsBuRd, May 13.--Russia
will forbid Apostolic Wears from entering
Poland.
PARIS. May 13.-All representations
from foreign powers complimented the
Emperor on the plebiscitnm vote. Many
arrests were mado yesterday. Total
number OF arrests 557. The tribunals
have commenced trying rioters. Sen
tences are from two to six months.
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fLess Stock dividend of 20 per cent.
and cash dividend of 6 per cent.
tLess cash dividend Of 6 per cent
zLess cash dividend of 6 per cent.
The condition of the stock market for
the past week has been in close sympa-
thy with the recent dullness. Exchange
Is abundant-thc supply being fur in ex-
cess Of the demand.
9sD" Bills marked thus C*) are being
redeemed ut the bank counters of cnch $
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The New York Telegram says: "Wm.
B. Astor is declared by those who ought
to know to represent $50, 600, 600; A. r.
Stewart. $40. 900. 900; Cornelius Wander
bilt. $50, 600, 600; Daniel Drew, Sc, ,OOO,-
600; George Law. S6,0OO,OOO; August
Belmont. SIS, ,000.O0 Samuel N. Pike,
$1,000, 900; james Fisk. Jr., $4,000, 600;
James Lennox. 5000, 900; and two or
three hundred others are variously esti-
mated from two to five millions. It is
stated that there are two thousand per-
sons In New York who are worth, ct the
lowest calculation, $500, 600 apiece"
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GIN-AND MILK SMYTHE DISCHARGED. =
Rov. Charles b. Smythe's congregation,
Eleventh Street Presbyterian Church,
New York, voted Monday night, forty to
twenty-three, against his remaining their
pastor. for the crime Of drinking q tum-
bier of gin and milk in a restaurant on o
Sunday.
Billiard Players, go to Pollock's.
1t is limited in London that Queen
Victoria's letters on business will one
day furnish valuable contribution to
the secret history of England.
Drnkists, go to Pollock's.
John Thompson, of Madison, brake
man on the Georgia Railroad, was
crushed to death between two cars, at
Decatur, Sunday morning.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-05-14

TT AS just received a very largo and beauti-
l. Il full stock of SPRING GOODS, selected
with great care. which will bo disposed of as
low as tho times will admit. 1t Is enough to
say to tho public, that our BUYER was in the
market late in tho season, andHreaped the
benefit of the recent and very great decline i'm
prices: prices; In BOOTS and SHOES, have every
thing tho eye could fancy and each article
warranted al represented. NV stock OF HATS
cant be surpassed in style and quality, and
Will guarantee prices as low as any house in
the State.
n havo paid special attention to my Jobhing
Stock, in both branches. and am nrenarcd to
Offer rare Inducements to the trade.
>, Be sure to call ono door North Of Columbia
Hotel, rs early as possible, and secure bar
gains A. SMYruE.
April 81