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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-21
The Stock Subscribers 10 the State
IRSgrauee COmDaEy

I%BSuFaDco COmpaDy
Will meet at the National Hall on
Tuesday evening. 22d inst, at sharn
seUen o'clock, to elect a manager. and
directors, &c. The Secretary Of the
company is expected to be present,
and it is hoped that every stoekhold-
er will turn out. mar-174t
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BET Torn Currency and County
Orders taken at par for goods. at
SCHAPKER, BUssING & Co.'s.
mh7-tf
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city orders for sale at thIs 0nIce,
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QUEENsTowN, March 70. - The
steamship Nevada, arrived to-day.
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Dr.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Can be obtained at the New York
Grocery, 20 Main Street. It excels
all other baking powder in use. is the
In~VariabIc answer of all our patrons.
Packages TO give away; call and get
one. mar16 81
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BSr The Fakir tonight,
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Orders for First Class GraInIng and
Wood limitations
First In The FieId.

Promptly and neatly executed, at low
prices, at Osborne's Paint Rooms, No.
q Locust Street. mar18 1W
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FIFTH WARD.
The meeting 10 this Ward was held
at the jackson Engirs House, and
was a very full one, Or. james
Swanson, presiding, and Japt.E ssling-
er, Secretary.
Nominations for Councilman be-
ing called for, Messrs John Came
tell, John Fl. Rocker, VIM. Warren.
jr., John Berridge, F P. Straub aud
John Spier were named. Messrs.
Rocker and Warren declined a nom
nation, and a ballot was had, result
ing in no choice, out Of i've candi-
dates.
On the second ballot, Mr.. Dame
tell was chosen, by a vote Of %
against Is for all others.
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SATURDAY, Auril 81 Flour AND hEAL-The
offerings were less liberal and the demand good and
general with a saht and partial Improvement M
prices sales 800 obs. including tupernne ate and
Western - d61S ~ 10 state, &C., y. s0DH %
roSnd h.op on AsosE2Oi Western sP !g wheat ca
sinter wneaI eIIas ssd double eIu as isiOl y. Is
Gene.ee eIuas - iS9@j CITY shipping extras hIs,s
P SoutheTn supers, W 5os8i do shipping and family
brands, y ss4s9, rye nour t5as640.
husDMEs-Cotton dull out hrm middhng uplands.
kSAc. Spirits dull 4e6l1c Rosih active for
ssnNs st lOior ,tr.!ned; Pet olsum quiet rennsd
oSlc. freight lally active and rates arm.
GRocKRIKe-Conse In good demand and frm; sales
Rio quoted l5ASlsc., gold. holasses IN fair demand
sAes ~ hhds Cuba At s6c, and N hhds Porto Rico 1t
euEars-r her wsa fslr business In raw far TO good
Iennl %, NQekc. sales So hhds. az sls4c for Cuba,
ENc. Tor best crushed.
GRAIh-Wheat tending inward sales T1rOOO bushs .
|, iOs for sP Ing Ltl6SSsili Tor No, . Chieapo In
Eoie and anoat " u Tor No. I hlwaukee In store
Ma Tar No. spraR In Sto a AID n "a for ambsr WIN
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Amos " Brown IN Toe silS yesi Of her age L. N'' Oh
At the st. T. Church S TSosdS Ia APf 'sc
hig1 o'ciock A N.
No IDS West St. meniy brunei aged ), years and
Due notice Of the funeral viii be given.
Phllseslphi. papers please COPY;
Wiz : Mary
e IS and q: s.l " .
but s1 SsS9fS on sSns Casey AR 4sss CT
to rS ssr o &.
law WIN; Brown, 8. Sands s.,
Lou Barre wife Of Constant beimonico. in The SSta
Tue relative. ana friend. Of the family. and those OF
MI L9rs91o are inSed to at
AS5nlI g :, e A. ~ wliioaI iaitas5 notice -,
on Saturday, April q. james Montgomery Edwards,
The iesds Of the deceased are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral Garages will NJ BOAT
rnasday Hef Il RSOe1 o. John
s'9p, aged q years moh i aud days ,.o
Deyoe st. Brookl,n. L. D.. notice OF which viii be
aARsn,-0n Friday, ADrR y. 1870. Ms Rhoda Marsh.
o'clock from the residence OF .onhlaw, chas, L.
Marry vanCott ny 81 door east OF Grahan av GTcea-
M5RsEREku. sunday mSrSlps. Agr,,i q, syive'.
METROPOLITAN 20 Ice force In general respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral from his late residence,
No s6 West 10Th a.. on Tuesday. April g. at " o'clock
noon, where the funerh services Will be he d. The
burial services VIII he held In the Morayian Church. at
New Dorp Vanderbilt Landing, staten Island. at s
O'Clock r. VI. The remains will be inferred In the Mo-
raylan Cemetery. al New Dorp, Vanderbilt Landing.
MoGIyNEY On Saturday, April IS, James Nicely
son OF Andrew Mckinney parish OF Grauc, county
Longford, aged 20 Yeas ana months.
Tie relatives aud riends of the family AMI those Of
his brother John, NJ. respectfully invited to attend
the funeral on Monday, April IS, at O'Clock T.. NJ
from his late residence iih st. between lth aud 5th
avs. Harlem.
| MoSANp.-on Saturday, April %, George ii. No
rand, IN the 5oth year OF d age.
Funeral services from ais ats residence 224 Pearl
Brooklyn. on Monday Afternoon, at O'Clock
Goth year Of her age.
The relaty and friends OF the family pectful.
~ invited to attend the funeral rom her late saence
~ Nande water st., on Iuesda', h2 O'Clock.
STILLWELL-At Gravesend, Saturday morning,
Mis-. Reoecca sulwell Ia the nth year Of ber age.
The relatives and friene OF the f,mily
fully invited attend the funeral from reformed
Church. at Gravesendl on Monday, at 2 o'clock.
FUNERAL korICk.-The memheis OF the Ferry En-.
gneers Association are respectfully invited 10 attend
The funeral Of Thomas Smith, from his late residence,
No $40 East sth st., on Monday afternoon at O'Clock.
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Carbolic salve.-No other healing agent like It,
Sold by A. HUDNuT. -''P'''''''
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Wheeler WilsSn Machip::-s 1,111 Broad-
out extra charge. Machines to let. j. r. ELLIS
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$500 bush Condu West, At soasiHc. Barley malt m
se'uco oats fairly sctiSc sales Soco bush. western
sacs, 1900 bush. al tllyetit for old Western mixed
anoati nleetfeH for western and jersey yellow.
PRovlsroNs-POrk was more freely offered SALE
and declined 2sc. Dbl sses 800 bbls at ST. for meas
Other kinds nominal For future delivery, nothing do
ng Beef steady and In demand sales 900 bbs. at go
ettS ior plain mess ttsStl 50 for extra do. fierce
Deef quiet. Beet hams dull At tlsae0 for Southern
Cut meats moderately active and lgmerI sales 200 kgs
~ lHeletc. for picked hams Bacon dun Dressed
Pays ~ for No. 70 prime city i6N@i6hc
movement In lard about 900 cs prime changed
pands az Cc for June and july and i6kc. for MAY aud
Eggs ladpc per dor
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DIED.

soap aSSs X ss aid
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Trusses, HANDBAGS, Etc.-Wear the Best
"SeeleyS Hard kuober Truss .cures rupture cieany
light ndestrdctlbe. safe and comfortable EstaDl sh
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Org 6ccos.

- Org 6ccos
SUGDEN g. BRADBURY,
si2 AND at BowERY,
ONE DOOR BELOW BLEECKER ST.,
Having maze many additions during the past week 10
our dress goods stock call the special attention Of
customers and the public to the followingt
TAKo CLOTH, FOR SUITS is to Is cents.
ELEGANT LENos, Is to % cents very wide.
ENGLISH PoPLINs s7S to 30 cents, and all the latest
novelties OF the season at Coo. to u Is
ALSO,
JAPANESE SILKS. PoPL1N5, SILK CHAIN EPING-
LINES, BLACK AND CoJORED SILKS, GRoS
GRAIN AND aLACE SILKS, 81 Is $3.50
Superior qualities at 81 IS TO " nucr goods proper
tionatey low. -
BRoCHE AND LACE sHAwLs FROM AUCTION.
CLOTHS AND MOURNING GOODS,
included In which is our
sILK.FINIsHED BLACK ALPACA,
at 25c. and upwards. Also. speciality IN
IRON GRENADINE, SILK AND WOOL, at 70 cents.
To all Of which we solicit comparison from purchas
ers as our comparatively small expenses enable US to
sell nrst-class goods at lower prices than any other
house.
SUITS READY.MADE AND TO ORDER.
Our Drepmaking Department 10 In charge OF the very
beet talent enabling us to guarantee satisfaction TO
every customer,
SUGDEN & BRADBURY,
~ ST. AND sli BowERY.
ONE DOOR BELOW BLEECKER ST..
open on MONDAY, April %, a splendid line Of
PlQUEs, SWISS MUSLIN, LACLs. HAEDKER-
CHIEFS.
NOVELTIES IN FANCY GOODS,
IlRAsoLs AND BMBR0lDERlEs,
Together with full line OF
TABLE DAMAsK. NAPKINS, AND LINEN GOODS,
CURTAINS &C.. &C., &c,
ALL or WHICH The INDUCEMENTS VIZ OFFER
CANNOT DE EXCELLED.
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Arr,voa-suNDAY. April Q

Arr,vea-SuNDAY. April a.
Steamship America, Bremen, mdsc and pass.
steamship Herman Livingston, Savannah, mdse. and
pass.
steamship Venezuelan, Liverpool, mdse.
Steamship Acushnet, New Bedford, mdse and pass.
Steamship Dirigo Portland, mdse and pass.
Also, the usuai river and coastwise vessels.
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Gallons of blood are sucked out of the
American people every week by bcdbugs. Ston the
outthe blood suckers also the reaches
rate and nice Sold by all druggists Principal depot
20 Fulton st.. New York.
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SctI,tl Aurit,s.

DAINTERS.-The New York N. II. and T. rocie.y
Hail e. II AID d Az w. 8. MATukws Pes
!. fukLoAa. bec.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

nIrrLTraE ALhArAc-THIa DAv.
ron rises... % sui sets... SO Moon rses. o.
Hios wArER-rdts oAr
tndy HOOK. CO Gov lsland. s. Hell cate. %
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built I'm %ifHIHh bIirSGhaSw II soa A'sy'
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Garp,ts.

N enn nnn WORTH AT GOLD PRICES
SOUy,U,W Another great reissSs11on y 4, TIC
and upward, tnree'ply carpets very cheap, super
woollen ingram carpets, Uc, &c. per yardi loo
CLOTHS at t0c 1sc I'd 0c per yard. al widths az nj
RAN ANDkhs5Okk- w bowery
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Live stock Market.

NEW York. Saturday, April 23-Tbere were no
fresh OFFERINGS q beeves and ,ery Ute tr sS rue
changed prices, and medium to PRIME lots are quoted
at HH2i6c.. per ID. The sheep market was dull. but
car oads, or 2es bead and Tears Of nrme and extra
clipped OHIO were sUld iSebsc. n. The extreme
range Wa 5hCssc for clipped aud 6fasc. for unshorn
Hogs were plenty receipts being 10 car loads 2tA
Creased
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4trsnnal Rotn.s.

WANrED-To adopt healthy baby from 5 days to
w weeks oln prefer ed. Addr' IS Hrs. II. WEST,
Hoboken, Hudson County, New jersey, l.. %.
DAUICAl. CUKE, viii, 1t knife. caustc, or de-
~ rhtlon ON business Tor tnctnre, fl9tnla, les.
Disc OF the Pelvic Vscara. De $40 and Deprmltes
Of the eye. nose face, aud person. 4nl all mpOftant
CASES. HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ u. IA Lexington aV.
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DnbIitaiiorus.

.oooooooooo,o,g CIVILIZATIONS .,,,,oooooooo.
THE LATEST AND BEST
MRS. soUTHwoRTHs STORIES.
she HERSELF SAYS IT Is THE GREAT WORN g.
HER LIFE
THE BROTHERS.
THE EARL AND TaE oUTcAsr.
READY IN THE LEDGER AT u O'CLOCK
TO-DAY.
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Bnsness gotifts.



with ulcers. erynpelas, sores. pimpcs eoils when
the vitated blood that produces them be ceansed
ana vitsiired by taking sfdFords Iron aad Sulphur
Fopders. The metallic element Of this invaluable
combination Increases the vital force OF the system
and the sulphur resolves the In the circulation
into nuid which lie expelled in tho form OF nsensible
Precipitation In all cases OF cuaneous and ulccrous
diseases, the pores In torpid condition The iron
stimulates these vessels and they rapidly discharge
the contain mating humors which the action OF the
sulphur has expelled from the blood. This Is the phi.
losophy OF tho rapid cures Effected by these Powders
Sold by all Druggists. Package, II Powders. eli 3
Packages, t2;O. Mailed Free. Money at our risk
HALL RUCKEL, as Greenwchst MY.
Health and vigor " restored by the modcr-
ate use Of HEIsBoLD's BUcuU. This nourishlng and
healing curative agent IL used by the medical faculty
for all diseases of the urinary organs bladder aud
neys also constantly prescribed for female Irregular
ties weakness and extreme prostration OF the system
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Sablnus Banka

Sabiuas Banka
MUTUAL BENEFIT SAVINGS BANh-
SUN BUILDING. ieS NASSAU ST..
OPPOSITE CITY HALL, NEW YORK.
A NEW FEATURE.
INTEREST COMMENCES ON THE FIRST OF
EACH MONTH FOLLOWING THE DEPOSIT,
At six per cent. per annum with participation in the
pronts, on the MUTUAL plan one dollar will com
CHAs. X. GRAHAM. President.
DEOPIE,s SAVINGS BANK,
Il LAG Broadway,
Interest SIX PER CENT. Money deposited now
FREDERIcK oLMsTEAD,
CHARLES T. RopoERs, Secretary.
INTEREST FROM EE FIRST OF EACH
CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK,
- Bowery, southwest corner Of Canal st.
Money deposi I'D roc VIII draw interest rom May
Al the rate OF six per cent on all SUNS exceeding -
Interest paid credited In July and January OF each
year.
MONDAYS and SATURDAYS from 10 A. NJ. o7P. NJ.
NEM H0nk SHy yss So gkNK, 81 AZ, cor COZ;
all sums fom t5 to 5000. Deposits made or be-
fore May |, will draw interest from NAV
Assets, fl.eli,Si2lo; surplus, sis9.oSAT.
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Ytqal RotntS.


SUPREME. COURr-New York city and county.
S'-hilam II. Klpp, deceive. OF the Baltic Fire IN
Company. plaintiff aud William :, CDrwn, and
Others, defendants pursuance OF judgment of the
tered ia the above entitled action the subscriber the
referee named m sad Judgment III expose 10 sale at
public auction on the second day of April, 1850, at II
o'cocN noon. at the Exchange Salcsroom III BRO ID.
way, IN tie city or New Nork by Roberts a McGuire.
nuctlonecrf the following described real estate to wit
All that certain piece parcel of land situate, lying
boun ed aud dc. bed as follows Beg nnng 20 Mt
on the southcly side OF Orty sixth street distant three
hundred feet westerly nom the sothHcstcry cOraer of
FortysiNlh street and .tXth avenue, thence rDnung
hundred feet and four inches, he the same more les.
70 the centre line OF the block bctwsc forty.hith
FortysNth btrt s; thence running westerly along said
last mentioned line one nun red an tweaty feet
thence running nurthery on u Inc parallel wUh said
sixth nycnrc, hundred feet and 70 inches he the
same more OF uss to the souihcGly site nj Forty slN
sac OF ForysNth street. one hundred anu tweuty feet
TO the point or pace OF hygnning.
New York March ~ $50; =, ,o,,,,,,, p,..
Brown, HALL NANnRRPpRL, Plaintiffs Attorneys,
The above sale is adjourned TO Tue day, April Il, At
the same time and place; ,.,s II cotr,,AN pot,,eo
Tie above sale Is further adJournei 10 Tuesday AprI
&c, ut same time ant place.
New York, Apri u, 0,,, n c,rr,,,u p.,,.oa
OEEICE OF rIkltEiEEEEtEivE6Bi1p S0,EE rEM M
York. Alr H. is7o-In pursuance Of an order OF the
supreme court tue Receiver vii amer the 1T day OF
May next and r. tu' tu Time tell ana dispose o. at
iucuts and other iu ,cbteuc.s 10 above Company
ma ning UNPAID In tner hands hnt Publishing IN the
daily and evening" pavels the particulars OF said notes
aud Iudrncnts with the names OF tie drawers anu
Jucl nrul d, utort, pud the amounts owing same.
l''S"'"' CYRUs cURiIss Receiver
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YoIdltal.

At REGULAR MEETING OF the Demo.
~ cratic Campaign Club OF tile Eleventh Asee lblv
District held on Saturday evening, April ~, 1870 Il
unanimously ~ y
Ilss0Irsd That Thomas Mulllgan, the present Assis
hereby iseopmended as our esndiaate for Assistant
mence on the nrst Monday In June Lexti and We I'm.
hesita thgN again offer him for the sunrages OF that
onsttnency who 90 natteringy supported him at his
late election whose sympathy has gone with him for
the deprvationof opportunities Of usefulness TO tie
sGeeted ~ recent leg sls,op and whose anshaken
" AGAIN 'A'" WILLIAM j. MCGUIRE. Prssideat.
JAMES A. wAKLER. Secretary.
MEETING. OF tie l7ta Ward Independent Demo.
"A cratic ASSOCIATION will be held at their ooms, 70
fst ST. on Tuesday evening. 2etn Inst a oeoos, on
Il. VI HBLAT, n. D.. Vlce-PresidspI
MATHEW ekxroN. beorelaTy.
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NEW YORK STATE GOLD SECUKIrY.
II Tho undersigned offers for sale at % dat,
FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
nrtt mortgage 20 year per cent gold bonds Of the
MONTICELLO ,ANb PoRT JERvIs HALLWAY CO.
Principal and interest PAYABLE at the counter OF the
Union Trnst Company, 10 the city OF New York.
COUPONS PAYABLE QUARTER YEARLY.
QUARTER YEARLY enuPoSs AkE NEW FEA.
TURE,
and will prove q most convenient form OF income to
JOHN n. MuRsH sfi,' Il Nassau st.. New York.
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" broadway, near 2d ST. There will md all the
new books o. the day and all the standard works and
also choice English, French. and Scotch stationery.
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Qo -iOsr on FRIDAY night, yellow dog. white
dDsDs breast half hound the finder will receive the
aooye reward BY bringing him 10 40 East 18Th ST..
TOP hNor.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-03-09
Money Makes tha Mnrn Go

We made allnSion last week to the
tnlnrc OF Mcs>rS. Dullic & Chapman in
getting Il favorable report on their text
books from The illuStrious committee Of
live, which consisted Of his ExcrIlencv
Governor Scott (nr Ohio, Justns X. Jill.
son ('f Massachusetts,. Reuben Tomlin.
son ("f PcnnSyIvaniu), H. j. Maxwell
(c"Iorcd) and Robert Smalls (colorctD.
That Messrs. d. 4 c., failed in lhci:.
honest cilo;'s ls not much matter OF won.
der. The power and Logic brought to
bear against them were Irresistible, aud
so feeling ont wcighty that it was i'm.
possible for the committee 10 Withstand
their force. The Columbia Guardian in
speaking Of the result says that it was
brought about hy "puShins." y most
interesting game is this Of "pushiug," y"
AMI one lh". tho Legislature became
quite perfect III htforc adjournment. 1t
Was unfortunate that our young Southern
publishers were not acquainted with It's
exceeding att:nctivcncSs, else they too
might have pushed in reader or spclcr.
o: perhaps the whole Of their cxcclcn,
Sr'lcS. And yet We take occasion to f..
hr'Iate them on the purity Of their NOR.
ais in being ignorant of the popular game
OF pushing, and advise Them to hold fast
to 1t. Honesty is the bc,. loiicy n(l,r
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ASHAMED OF THEIR CoLoR. Tho Wash.
ington Now Era, tho new organ Of the
colored Interest," md edited by colorcd
men, describes Salnave ns being "in
personal appearanco fine representa-.
tive Of ofionr race" In proofof this as,
sertion, the Now Era snys HIie had
tho hro@n and vclvo,y complexion Of an
Indian. softened aud ref.ncd\hy, ciyiliza,
ton; his hair was black and silky, his
moustnche thick and luftcd, and his
stature that of nm athlete" Now, the
negro race OF which the New Era claims
to be tho organ is not distinguished by
tho "brown and vclvety complex of at
Indian" nor by '"silky" hair. They arc
black, nnd their hair is short, woody and
tightly curled. We 10 not say this in do.
risi"n, but because il is tho simple natu.
raj truth.
The Now Era ought not to be ashamed Of
the color of the hair bestowed by nature
npon its racc. The negro is not an tn.
dim. Those Of mixed blood have tho
complexion ard hair described above -.
and can no n,orc'b be claimed as specimens
Of the negro than of tho white or Indian
races, They arc mongrels. Richmon.!
Whig.
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Columbia.

y recent i') ing visit 10 the capital on
the heels "f the adjournment of the Lcgis.
lntu'e. gave rs y tclcraOlc idea Of the e.
lects Of the game OF pushing so success.
fully played during the last session. But
few 0: !hn great ac.o:s were in the city,
but those few gave cvi'lc!;cn abundant in
their fine rqnipagcs, fast horses, ant. Can.
cy gettings up generally. That they had
played deeply and that their pickings
wcro profitable. Phosphate and other
yicldings have done much for them.
The most of the leading characters Nigh,
well retire on the fruits Of the spois, and
desire no more.
The civil rights bill wns tested in sew.
oral instances immediately after its pas
sage, and III cvcry inStaicc the valiant
testers came to grief. In ono case where
a bcnightcd son Of darkness demanded n
shave and Iccamo insulting. biIlct Of
wood on the top Of his head routed 10th
him and tho idea. 1t was m nn-cI. il way
Of giving him his civil rights. Other
cases occurred Of equal interest. ....
Columbia is e"joying the quiet now
resulting from tho Adjournment, and
many ofhcr merchants have either gonc
or ore preparing to &C North for Spring
goods. Tho few wo called on arc In OK.
ccllcnt condition, physically as well as
financially, and show that tho past sea.
son has been a good one for business.
y Nickersoh's Ilotcl, under tho able:man.
agenent Of Mr.. Wright, is q popular
stopping place. It's tables arc abundant.
tly supplied with the best that the mar.
kcts and SEASONS can afford, while the 90.
lite attentions Of Mr. Wright, and his
very clever book keeper, and attendants
generally, are justly appreciated. &2g y S
The city is rapidly building up, and
on every side improvements ts arc ,yisi.
bio, and the hope Is indulged III that ere ere
long Columbia will DO as beautiful as in
former times. ap.z 10 Il. Ea4g tt,@