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ConusiBIA, November 5.-Sales of cot
ton yesterday 145 bales-middling 14L@

New YORK, November 4-Noon.--
Corn q shade better. Pork heavy. al
"a. 90. Cotton in fair demand and HIGHER
-uplands IT'S; Orleans 1756; sales
quiet. Money SOC Gold 1O16. Ster
ling-lon, 9116; short. 9a4. 62's 81.
7P. M.-Money 596. Sterling quiet
and firm. at 919@9h Gold 1O5s0
1OIa. Cotton closed quiet upland d.
1716. Flour-State and Western 5.OO6
5.25; Southern steadier-common to fnir
extra 5.75@64O. Wheat 1C02c. higher.
Corn closed dull-old 85(688. Pork
firmer, at 24Ls. Lard dullSkettle IS 4
@16. Whiskey frmer, ut 80. Freights
quiet.
CINCINNATI, November 4-Flour dull
and unchanged. Corn firm, at 5O(a52.
Lard held mt 13; steam IA. Whis-
key steady, at 85C096.
LOUISVILLE, November 4.-Baopinr
active. Hemp %. Flax 70. Flour
dull-extra family $50. Grain quiet
and unchanged. Pork held at "a. 90.
Shoulders Az. Lard 1G. Whiskey
86@S7.
GALVESTON, November 4.-Cotton-
sales of to-day $50 bales; of the week
l,6OO.
New ORLEANS, November 5.-Cotton
very active and excited-accurate quo
tations cannot be middlings 1911;
sales $50 bales; receipts 4.Si0; stock
4,419
MOBILE, November 4-Cotton firm
middlings 15i.@l555; receipts of the
week ID. lO7; receipts to-day 1,571; sales
today l,5OO; stock on hand 3l,633.
SAVANNAH, November 5.--Sales of
cotton 1000 bales; receipts 3,79G; stock
G9,773.
AUGUSTA, November 1--Cotton buo
yant and firm, at 15ls9l511, sales 1 SIG
bales; receipts 1,490; sales of the week
$3.50; receipts 5000; stocks 5000.
CHARLESTON, November 4.-Cotton
active and 6rmer-m -middlines 1531G1G:
sales 600 bales; receipts 2,O34; stock
%, $50; receipts of the week 14,4G3;
sales of the week 3,70O
LONDON, November 4-Noon.-Con-
soils o3ll.4. Bonds S9l:.
LIVERPOOL, November 4-.Noon. -
Cotton opens active-uplands oil; Or
leans 9ii@095a; snles of the week no.
600; exports 25, 200; speculation II, 600;
stock 463, 900, of which American is
Ga 900; receipts IS, 900, of which Amcri-
can is %, 900.
L1vERpooL, November A. Evening"
Cotton uoyant--uplanls 9as Orleans
ga sales Is, 0O0 bales
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Another Steamship Disaster. Etc.

LAKE CRY, FLA, November 1.-The
steamship Varuna, from New York Ifor
Galveston, foundered at sea. The second
mate and four men only we're saved.
Thirty-six cabin passengers were aboard
mostly prominent Texans.
SAN FRANCISCO, November IA re-
port reached here that Placido Voga was
assassinated at Tepere
Mrs. Laura A. Fair shot A. P. Critten.
den, Ia reporter of the Supreme Court
OF California; through the lungs pro-
badly fatal.
CHARLESTON, November 4.-Arrived--
Steamship Charleston, New York
RALEIGH, November 4-Wm. Stensop.
colored, convicted of rape, was hung to-
day. He confessed his crime and ex-
pressed his willingness to die.
WASHINGTON, November 4-The com
manding officer Mt New Orleans is order
cd 10 employ troops, if necessary, to en-
force the Federal election laws.
Boutwell, writes that his department.
will cooperate with the Governors who
have called national Immigration con-
vention.
Three important cases are set for an
early hearing at the December term of
the Supreme Court. The first involves
oiAS SOHooAeutlouulCJ " TIC COtCOQ LAX
law. The second concerns the constitn-
tionality of the confiscation acts. The
third comes from Kentucky, and involves
the civil rights bill.
The Secretary of the Treasury issues
instructions that the collection of the
hospital tax of forty cents per month
commenced in August last. Vessels sub
Ject to taxation are registerted vessels of
the United States, and vessels enrolled
and licensed, and does not..include whal-
ing vessels not engaged in the coasting
trade of the United States, or between
the United States and foreign ports.
New YORK, November 5.-Procccdings
against illegal registration are progress
ing. James Fleming was committed for
registering when disqualified by reason
of serving in the Pelntentiary.
GALVESTON, November 5.-Busness
Is suspended, flags are ut half-mast, and
bells arc tollng OH account OF the VA
roma disaster.
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For Sale--By Assignee in Bankruptcy-
LaureuS Railroad

Distfscs Court Of The Unifed States, South Caro-.
ana OLsfrict-In the mater. of he Lnurens
naaro0d Company, Bankrupt-In Bank
By order Of Hon. G. s. Bryan, District Judge
OF the United States, for South Carniine
District Will sell at public ontcry, in the
CITY OF Columbia, South Carolina, at I2
O'Clock meridian, on WEDNESDAY. the 7th
day or December, 1870, free from all liens
ana lncumbrances, allequity Of redemption
Deing forever barred and absolutely fore
closed, the following property, viz:
" % TRACK and ROAD.BED, BRIDGES
CULvEKTS, MACHINE-SHOPS, MATER,
TANKS, and STATION-HOUSES. all tho 10.
COMOIlIE CARS and MACHINERY, and all
anu singular the property and aseets, real and
personal, OF every description Whatsoever. of
tne ,L3URENS RAILROAD COMPANY, and
all the rights. privileges, franchises and ease
ments ;l, lawfully held, used or enjoyed by the
salo Laurens Railroad Company, on tho fol-
lowing terms, viz: $40, 900 to be paid in cash:
ana the residue i'll bonds Of tho purchaser.
payable In ono, two and three years, with in.
terest at seven per cent. per annum: PAYABLE
semi annually and secured by mortrare of
the premises sold; Provided, however. tha I
the purchaser shall have leave to nav the
whole bid In cash, if he prefers to do 80.
JAMES NJ. BANTER,
=, assignee OF lAaurcns Railroad COMPANY
n. Is: The Laurens Railroad is thirty three
mics IN length, running from Laurensylle.
=: e., through very productive cotton ro
gion, and denscly populated country. and CON
Meeting at Newberry with tho Grecnyile and
Columbia RaIlroad, Any information respect-
ing me pl oporty offered for sale above will be
gladly furnished OH appcat ton to
:, JAMES NJ. BAXTER, Assignee,
Nof t1I Newberrv, S. C..
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The Brick Black -amith's Shop, in rear Of 8.
Dr; D. 9. Tompkins. and others.
the most desirable parts OF the village. is in a
high state OF cultivation and i'm provement,
wit with al the & necessary buildings to make it
The Tract known as the Farm. aitnatsi
within Two miles oI the village, adjoining lands
OF j. A. DoEier and others, is also in a hieh
state or cultivation and improvement, with
all the buildings necessary for farming pur.
poses. ..
The aforementioned Store-houses. Shops.
ana other village property, are i'll good repair
aud situated in the most business pvrtions OF
tho village.
g, Will also lis, sell on the ne1t day, tTgEsDAY.
all the personal property, to wit:
Household Furniture,
Kitchen Utensils,
Farming Implements,
Stock, Cattle,
Carriages, Buggy, &c.
"@ Terms made known on day Of oale
Will also sell on AdSHi TaUhsDAY, 18th DecepG.
Der, at public outcry, at the Island Ferd. thnt
productive and valuable plantation known 90
ene Inc leland sitI Ford, containing ffteon hundred
Ha FIaaeg n5eyhve acres more or less, situated In
o! Sanks OF Saluda River, six miles from Ninety
Six, and one from tile Greenville Raijroniy
adjoining lands Of j. H. Brooks, Lod Hill and
others. '-N sA'0
Said plantation will be divided into three
tracts, plats of each of which will be exhibited
on day OF sale. --"' 80.
ALSO,
will also, on the same day, sell ali the
personal property, tc wit:
Horses, Mules,
Cattle, Hogs, Sheep,
Wagons aud Harness. .ls
Farming Implements
One Large Iron Safe,
Corn, Fodder, Shucks, ,.
Peas. Cotton Seed, &c.
Get II rs w. H. FRAZIER, Executor.
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For Sale.

WlLL be offered for sale. on SALE DAY
w in december next, that GRAIN and
near Calhoun's Mills, on Calhoun's Creek
containing GOO acres, moro or lees. bonded
10y lands OF estate of James Taggart Mrs.
Catherine Aston, John Link, aud others
commodations for twenty-five or thirty labor.
rrs and fences in good repair. Almost $50 q,
BOD acres arc creek bottom land, and almost
500 acres tintcred
The place can be treated for privately. anl
with it will bo sold, if desired. Mules
HORSES. STOCK. CORN, &c.
y not sold, it will he rented. Apply to TM.
II. iARkER, at Abbevil.e Court House.
Oct IL +2O Il L. AREER
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For Sale

syss THAT Valuable T ract OF LAND, living
SSon tlio Darhamville Road and tho Char,
city OF Columbia, containing twcnty-one acres.
more or less, and having on it a beautiful site
for 4 country residence, q most excellent
spring OF water, and accommodations for five
or six hands; 1t is about two-thirds cleared
and is most admirably situated and watered
for vegetable or truck" garden, lying be-
tween The two branches which torrns the
stream flowing through DR.. Parkcr's place,
and composed partly of the same soil on
which DIR. Parker raised over 200 bushels of
corn to the acre. Possession given LIST Janua-
ry next. For further particulars, apply at this
once or to l.. Il. BECKW1TH,
Ores 3mo Orapgoburg, 8. C.
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Hardy Solomon G. Co..

III AFlNG entered into the manufacture of
IL BRICK and QUARRYING of GRANITE,
anu purchased of Mcssrs. Wright 4 Vim, one
OF their now patent Brick Machines. capable
OF turning ont from i0, 900 to 0,0U0 bricks per
day, are now prepared to make contracts and
furnish parties with any quantities of bricks
desired Apply to HARDY SOLOMON, at his
store, or at the South Carolina Bank and
Trust COMPANY. Sent g
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c. D. EBERHARDT,
MI MDrcbaKAt Tailor.
Washington street, mcnr Main,

., BEGS to inform his patrons and citizens
IA generally that he has received the latcs,
~ PATTERNS for gcntlcmcn's fall and
-hA winter garments. He has also beaut-
lui assortment of GOODS, of varit Ia grades,
~ y the way OF CLOTHS, CASSIMERES and
NESrlNGS, which will be made up at short
notice, in the very best manner
ne Is Agent for the .ErNA SEWING MA
CHINE, which is in use by several families in
TINS city. aud who express themselves highly
OF families generally are invited to call and
see. Ort 10
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For Sale

For Sale,
Z 600 ACRES of LAND in Barnwen,
eDsOtJO on tho Edisto
!3O ACRES III Kcrshaw--in lots to suit.
HOUSE and LOT in Columbia :12, 900.
House i'll this city, So ,0G0.
HOUSE and thirteen acres LAND, near the
city-s3 coo. Apply to JOHN BAUSKETT,
Attorney ut Law aud Real Estate Agent
Sept 81 1v
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instant. Paiiiament assemblies on The
9th Of December.
BERNIE, November 4.-The Nationals
and Mobiles were routed Tuesday, near.
Tham. The Swiss troops concentrated
on the border to preserve neutrality.
MADRID, November 5.-Prim had
long conference with members of the
majority in Cortes, regarding Aosta.
After an interchange of views. Prim said
he would present the name of Monpen-
sier to the consideration of Cortes as the
future ruler of Spain.
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E,IERY'S UNIVERSAL
Cotton Gins and C0ndansars

TNIIESE GINS, so well known throughout
IL the South, need no comment In s.yle Of
workmanship, and for efficiency of work,
their turn out, with the came amount OF
power. is uncqualed. Il, TOZER, Agent,
AuEust2 Columlia s. q
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Administrator Notice.

A LII persons having demands against the
"A Estate of DAVID II. ADAMS. decoa scd
Will present them, properly attested, to the
estate, requested to make immediate
payment to JOHN i. ADAMS, Admir-.
HnrSKIHs' Il. o., October 81, 1870 Nov } t13
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tLess Stock dividend of 90 per cent.
and cash dividend of 6 per cent.
+Less cash dividend of per cent.
Less cash dividend of per cent.
Eay' Bills marked thus Ky are being
redeemed ut the bank counters of each.
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For Sale

OFFER at private sale my PINE BLUFF
Il PLANTATION, ON the Bluff Road, two
and three quarter miles from Gadsden Depot,
on the South Carolinu railroad, until the first
Monday in November; if not disposed of ut
that time, it will be sold at public sale, in
Columbia.
Persons wishing valuable upland and
swamp place united, will find themselves
suited. For particulars, apply to me, on the
place, by letter, addressed to Hopkins
Out, Richland County"
Sept ~ ZIG ISAAC IT. WESTON
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Administrators Sale.

| ~ Vii DC sold, ON Sale-day in De. -, -.
| HiI5 cemOer next, before the Court
Aa4a House door, in Greenville, q tract ~
or LAND, containing 100 acres, more or less.
situated at Cross Roads, three and-a half
Portable DWELLING HOUSE d and H5e Out. .bn51d. GG1
| ings, good Orchard, fine Water, etc. -'-
ALSO,
a valuable LOT. situated in the fork of
pendleton and Augusta streets and opposite e
Messrs Williams Whitmire's store.
ALSO, 4
a LOT i'll the town Of Williamston. Andarsnn
County. - - A 'on
half interest in LOT adjoining above.
On Wednesday, 7th November. tract of
LAND, in Pickens County, near the Trap.
containing :" acres, more or less. LIZ
Terms to be III ade known on day of sale
oct u 81 J. 81. DEAN, Adm'tor.
South Carolina---Richland County.
d. 9. PElNOTTO & SON. AuoT1oNEERs.
Mrs. Mary S. T.. Gibbes Mrs Anna NJ. (inipn.
ard, et a., uS. James s. Guienard. as sd-
ministrator. ct al.
n pursnanGe of the, dccrctal order passed
j. by his Honor Judge John T. Green, on
lowing REAL ESTATE in the city Of CoIum-
pa, belonging to the estate Of the late James
=. Guignard, Senior, on tho FIRST MONDAY
i'll November next:
L. The LOTS fronting on Richardson street
-tect; cornering ON Plain street, and running
back East) 20S feet to the alley-way to the
Court House square; bounded on the Sonth
by lots recently sold as property of DR.. r. ".
Glbbcs, Sr., deceased. This property ia CON.
sidcred as among the most desirable and eli
giolc sites for stores in the city. It will bs
sub-dividcd, and proper plats prepared. which
can DE inspected at the Office of the under
signed in Columbia.
= The we'll known and valuable Plantation
on Glls Creek. about miles from Columbia.
containing 152 acres, more or less: bounded
on the East by lands Of the estate OF g. r.
Drycc, deceased, and g. r. Starting and lands
or Dr. a. Wallace; South by the .:Big Lake"
plantations; North by Gilrs Creek II desired.
Will be sold in parcels.
j. The Square OF four acres in Columbia
upon which the Mansion House OF the late
Jas. s. GuiSnard, Sr., stood, surrounded by a
substantial brick WALL bounded on the North
by Ocrvais street; East by Bull street, South
by Senate street, and West on Marion street.
This Square will probably be divided into hall
acre lots.
Tho entire property is sold free from all
claim for dover, and the purchaser takes in
disputablc titles.
TERMS OF SALE-One-third each, remainder
payable in one and two years in euual instal
ments, with interest from date of sale nav.
able annually, and secured by bond and mort.
gage; purchaser to insure and assign the
policy to the undersigned. Purchase to nav
for papers, stamps, 30
d. B. DESAUsSURE,
oct o Special Referee
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! .32sy14 Tg4 4s IS Sas

1 :A:sGg1S YASaaA 1 Sf5s.
Desirable Family Residence. ,otM euery Con.
uentence Required.
BY JACOB LEVIN.
on MONDAY, the 7th instant, at 10 O'Clock,
mi before the Court House, will sell,
ihat well-known family RESIDENCE, re-
Gently occupied by DR., A. G. Mackoy, cor
ner OF Gcryais and Barnwell streets. This
oullaing contains eight rooms, besides base
moht, with all necessary out-buildings. Tho
L0I measures ono acre, and fipo garden spot
IERMs-Cash. Purchaser to pay for papers
and stamps. INV ID
Desirable Buiiing Lots on iuain street.
BY JACOB LEVIN.
On MONDAY next, 7th instant, 1 will sell. at
~ the Conrt House, at 10 o'clock,
Ihat desirable vacant LOT, situated on the
west side OF Main street, measuring 25 feet
'front.' by 208; bounded East by Main street: ::
North BY the alley leading from Main to
Assembly street; West by lot on which the
Post Ofiice is located, and South by lot OF r
X. Ettcr.
That vacant LOT, on Main street, near tho
a6oye, measuring 25 feet front by 2OS; bound
ea esi East by Richardson street; North by T. X.
Etter; West by J. and s. Leaphart, and South
by same.
The above viii he positively sold. Terms
cash. Purchaser to pay for papers and
o.emps. Nov IL
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For Sale.
LARGE COTTAGE, with Rooms
FIN and Pantry, i'll a most desirable part
&a.NLof the city, with kitchen, dry cellar and
other out-houses and convenicnce5. Besides
front garden, with rare trees and shrubbery,
it has a roomy yard and large garden, in
which there is quite number of frut-bear-
ing trees. such ~ pears. peaches. apricots,
iiSs and plums, with y fine arbor, the whole
width or tho garden, with grapes of several
varieties
, Terms moderate. Inquire at tho store of
=. SIEN HOUSE, or at this Office. If not sold
before tho 1st of December, perhaps may rent
10 good tenant Oct q t13
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Office.

Notice.
FHNHE members of the South Carolina Club
IL are requested to meet at Columbia 10th
November, 1870. Applications for member
snip must be sent to WADE MANNING
treasurer, at Columbia, s. g.
Il. L. ELLISON, JR.,
Oct :; Secretary s. q. Club.
For Sale,
,EHF5. a GREAT VARIETY OF GERANIUN
G1s4DCCTTINGS AMI other handsome green
4a house plants, for sale very low, by
o. ADAIK,
sept Is t:'mo AL the Asylum.
To Invalids---B Extract Meat.
I IEBIG'S GENUINE EXTRACT OF MEAT
H. OF perfect flavor and purity.
PERSONS suffering from weak digestion, in
valids requiring gthcning diet, aged per-
aons, children, infants after being weancd,
and ladies' after confinement, will find this ex-
tract, properly prepared, highly beneficial.
Delicious Soup made of it at 2 cents Il pint.
Beef Tea at cents pint.
Cruel of Sage, Rice. Tapioca, at little cost
ALSO,
Just received, another lot OF Sea Moss Fa-
rne,
Pungcnt Mustard, for the table,
Pure Ground Black Pepper. For sale at
Oct 2S : HEINITSII'S Drug Store.
, 1870-05-03


T.nP sa1E-cHEAP-,p FEET SHELVING. 100
ret rpuuter Mnst be sohk Immediately Inquire
between aud gk O'Clock s+ H. at II South C1Atkat.
HHOpES I: JAME5-.
Tof5 SALEA SPLESpD M0CKINE BIRD,
L Steky 1ieht ar1 day. BKEFOoRT HOUSE. eoEpcr-
JTfI,s xud MopEoesta-
T,1R SALE CHEAP-D PAIRS WITDOW.
snsJ.es EIazed. Il <hta. MI perfect Apply a. l43
So 4trhtteDthfk
, 1870-05-03
FOREIGN.
Political Excitement on the Tn-
crease In France.
Further Developments Concerning
the Plot Against Napo-
Icons Life.
List OF English Delegates to the
Worlds Evangelical
Alliance,
ERAECE-

~, NEw foAK, May "A special cable dispatch to
me Herald says the conspiracy discovered In Paris
~ of eobo III tnaa hasn MaS s
ny nc police The principal nngleaders have not
yet been discovered The anxiety Of the govern
ment and citizens is intense. The 6trictes; sur
sued to al epeake1 asS The Dei ihst
PARIS, May a-fhe Central Committee g. in favor
OF the plebste have sent ont 100 600 copies Of t.
DAYS ffgaTp which contains all the details Of ths
va1tous provinces ns document furnishing algu-
msnts In fa5or Of m Affirmative vote
The pnNlic meetings. hsld in different parts Of
we're consequently dissolved BY he a1nthoraties. tho %
shouts Of '1ViVa Ia RepnsuqueS n aotiag O. O.
One Of the Radical Journals published documents
pEunounctnB the expulsion OF the italian banker
Ce1enuscbi violation OF the Law Of the country,
test Is signed by MN. Afaao, GremIeuI, J9Ies
Favre, j. FerHto, Pel'iler, Jules Simon and many
PA P1 May s@aa'o ~ 1augn saTs xTsls1 an as areata
at the race course, yesterday, when the Emperor
.Tas expected, as usual, who, On examination, Has
i,oGo donna "i!n IesoSer a. and formldahe-looking
and 9 large quantity Of bombs WIS found. The
tamlacattnns Of the plot against the Emperor seem
posed, and new developments are contIaaaifT
coming to light Arrests continue In ali direc-
u0nA.
The Journal 06ael announced to-day the pub1[-
cation OF addresses presented to the Emperor,
cong1tnlating him on the discovery and hzstfa-
ton Of the conspiracy against his life.
The person arrested yesterday On the race courBe
Is English, and proves to be insane lie had noth-
Ing Whsscver to do with the conspiracy.
Inc police continue arrests anu searches In COL
ucction with tho last conspiracy.
The Ecols de Medicine was rcopened to-day, Dr.
rardfen was present, and delivered his lecture
sithout interruption, owing to the great precau-
1ons taken BY the authorities; hut, on leaving the
solege, the professor WAS fnsuitetl By q large 4
:roEd OF Students In the street, and compelled 10
all on the police for protection -
Al CIeuzot, yesterday, 81: Assay, leader IN the |
ast strike, was arrested The N0Ikmen tI1etl to
escue him, but were unsuccessful, and ntre OF |
hem were made pItsonerB- Several soldiers were
Wounded during the struggle.
The Bishop Of Ereeney died whi1e on his Way |
une from Rome,
, 1870-05-03

cosrt frnn day to day until 4 Judge should arrf7e
he1e to hold the term. AdYices nom Eoryion
TINT there Is no fear NOW that ampuistInn viii h.
necessary.
Articles of association and BYLAW Of the Peo-
PIES Savings Bank Of Evansville were lied with
The Auditor Of State this morning.
Ground wss broken for the new grand hotel
tiis morning. It Wlu be pushed forward to 3
speedy completion.
MpiAHarolIs, May Saturday afternoon t8o
work5uen employed In building house got into q
quarrel and indulged II strong language. After
the can ENTER, named Briggs, and offered to anake
hands Briggs refused, and as Fuller TUNED
away struck him With the poll OF a hatehet, frac-
brain. Funier died yesterday. Briggs made hts
escape, and has not Jet been arrested-
, 1870-05-03
LOUISIANA

Damage and Loss OF Lilo from
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Hishop Cousc.
CrAted4
NEW ORLEANS, Mny a.-Durtng sercce tEunder
storm, yesterday, several houses were s1RcE By
lightning, and one cotored woman was killed.
hight Aev- Father Perlchct has been conse-
Grated Bishop OF St Louis bishop Rosearaas, OF
Columbus, o1lcated, assisted by Bishops Foley, Of
Chicago, md Fehan, Of Nashville.
, 1870-05-03

Richmond Circuit Court Business
The Wounded by the LAto Dfsnstex
Another Death.
RICHMOND, Mar 2-Ih the Circuit Court, Chief
Justice Chase dismissed the Richmond Mayoralty
case, 1t having been decided by the Virginia Court
Of Appeals.
The appeal In the case OF James letter Phillips
vas also dismissed, and unless the Executive In
tervenes, he will be executed july 8. He has been
Iespited nine times, pending decisions By United
States Courta-
The Chief Justice, this afternoon, called on the
members OF the bar who were Injured BY the late
ca'amisy.
James R. Robinson, another victim, died to day.
, 1870-05-03

Mr.. T. B. Bryant one OF the original founders
Of the 1eH-knoWI Bryant q stratton system OF
commercial education, and for several yea sole
proprietor OF the Chicago Institute has associated
with him Ar. L. H. Chase and Nj. J. g. Spencer,
Both these gentlemen have had a large and valn-
able business experience, and hare tested praett-
cally the benfhcs Of The buainess Institute OF
which they are graduates; the former rs connect
ed with !Argg busuess houses In Boston and the
West, and lie latter as head booEkeeper for siL
Jea1s in prominent wholesale house In Chicago.
As scttve managers OF the Chicago Business In
sltlte, the{ will contribute to its already prpmi-
heacefonh Dc bryant, chass { Spencer. ~ They s1
will also continue the publication of the Chicago
Curie7, journal devoted to commerce, finance,
s,id education, which contains full Information
concerning the college. Send for copy.