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OPENING ADDRESS BY
w. GILMORE sIMMs, LID.

Exhibitors will obllge the Committee by inform
ing them on or before the eth Instant, as to the
number and kind OF Articles, Plants, &C., they in
tend to send. This is necessary In order to ar.
range with o view to proper disposition and ad.
yantageous display.
All Articles, Plants, &C., must be at the Hall by
IL NJ. TUESDAY, Sd May. Basket Flowers, Bou-
quets, Cut Flowers, can be sent on the day OF
opening, until p. NJ, and on each succeeding
day during exhibition, from II a. N. to Il NJ, and
Alto P. NJ.
Specimens Of Wax Flowers, 1t Is desired, should
be sent on TUESDAY, Sd May, from 10 to II A. NJ.
Horticultural Implements (strIctly) will be re-
ceived on exhibition, and must be sent in on Mon
DAY, I'd May.
Tickets Of admission can be procured only at
the following places:
Russell's Book Store, Holmes Book House. Fo-
gartie's Book Store Greer's Book Store; Charles.
ton Hotel, Mills House, Walker, Evans & Cogswell,
No. Broad street.
Single Tickets 25 cents; Season Tickets so cents.
II. B. HORLBECK,
apr25 msmtu4 Chairman Floral Committee.
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The Test Oath.

Senator Sawyer's bill, which has passed
the Senate, prescribes the oath to be taken
by Southern men who aided the Confederacy,
and who do not come within the disabilities
of the Fourteenth amendment, so that here
after any one of them may hold q Federal
office by taking the new oath.
This is stride in the right direction, and,
for his efforts in the liberal cause of Enfran-
chisement and Justice, Senator Sawyer is
entitled to the thanks of the Southern people.
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THE Walhalla Courier makes the point
that it is the energy, industry and economy
of our people, and not the acts OF the State
Government, which have improved the pub
lie credit of South Carolina. The State bonds
have been lifted in price by the efforts OF the
people. What we owe the present government
is an increase in the State debt OF EIGHT MIL
LION DOLLARS, in one short year.
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As AN evidence of Southern progress, it is
stated that the two Carolinas, Georgia and
Florida have twenty great railroads in pro-
gress of construction, while Delaware, Mary
land, West Virginia, Missouri, Arkansas,
Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama
have about forty. These are additional
to the roads already complete aud in opera
tiOn in these States.
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Nntires in Bankrnptrn.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
i UNITED STATES, FOR SOUTH CAROLINA
APRIL TERM, 1S1O-In the matter OF FRANCIS
fnal discharge in Bankruptcy.-Ortlered That
hearing be had on the 18th day OF May, A. D. 1870
at Federal Courthouse in Charleston, S. c.; and
that NIL Creditors, &C., OF said Bankrupt appear
they can, why the prayer OF the petitioner should
not be granted.
BY order OF the Court, the Goth day OF April, A.
d. 1870. DANIEL HORLBECR,
Clerk OF the District Court OF the United States
for South Carolina. apr30-s3
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WH1rrEMoRE, in o speech delivered at
Sumter few days ago. said that he wanted
"no convention of tricksters to decide his
cease He intended to so before the masses
"of the people," This will do. But the
Radical sachems dare not order an election,
so afraid are they lest CITIZENS REFORM
candidate should defeat "Wicked Ben"
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DAVIS & MILE RS
FLAW ING EXTR RACTs
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES
QUALITY STILL FURTHER IMPROVED.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.

We beg leave respectfully to call the attention
OF the public to our Superior Flavoring Extracts.
AS ten years have now elapsed since we first In
troduced them to the notice OF the American pub
lie, we deem 1t unnecessary at present to enter
into lengthy description OF their merits, &c.
There Is hardly a-elty or town Of any note In th
country into which they have not found the
way. The reason OF this widespread populaHf
and daily increasing demand is owing entirely
their peculiar excellence and intrinsic wort
Being determined to make them the Standard E
tracts OF the day, we have stil further 1mproy
their quality, and now we firmly and honestly
lieve that they stand without rival. Our Vani
Extract cannot be surpassed for richness
delicacy OF flavor. 1t is strictly pure and hlf
ly concentrated Extract Of Vanilla Beans.
short, we think 1t the best that is made, at lea
this Is the decision OF the best judges In the cor
try. We don't pretend to compete In price "
many Of the so-called Flayoring Extracts OF
day. which are really but worthless COMPOUND
undeservtng Of the name.
For quality and style, we defy competition.
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STATEMENT.

OFFICERS
VIII PECKHAM, President.
VIM. T. HOOKER, Vice-Presidcnt.
L. McADAM, Secretary and Actuary.
DIRECTORS
Hon. John A. Dix, New York.
Hon. James Harper, Firm Of Harper Bros, ex.
Mayor New York.
John J. Crane, President Bank Republic.
VIM. NJ. yermiye, Banker, tVermlye co.,
Chas. g. lockwood, Cashier Newark Banking
Company.
Hon. George Opydyke, eI.Mayor New York.
Minot C. Morgan, Banker.
Thomas Rlgney, Firm Thomas Rigney d Co.
BenJ B. Sherman, Treasurer New York Steam
Sugar Refining Company.
Aaron Arnold, Firm Of Arnold, Constable co.
Richard H. Bovine, Wetmore i Bovine, Lawyers.
E. V. Haughwout, Firm E. Y. Haughwout Il Co.
Wm. Wllkens, Firm Of Wilkens Co.
julius II. Pratt, Merchant.
Wm. W. Wright, Merchant.
Charles J. Starr, Merchant.
william Allen, Merchant.
Geo. w. Cuyler, Barker, Palmyra, N. 7.
Geo T. Hone President Continental Fire Insur.
ance Company.
John G. Sherwood, Park Place.
Walton II. Peckham, corner Filth Avenue and
Twenty third street.
Edward Ii. Wright, Newark, N. J.
Geo. ". FRrlee Counsellor.
W. L. Co2swen, Merchant.
KEIM Il ISsERTEL.
GeneralAgents for South Carolina and Georgia
ONCE No. 40 Broad street,
Charleston, 8. O.
Dr.. T. REgNsTJERNA, Examining Physician.
12n12
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PRESIDENT GRANT will not commit himself
to the support OF Free Trade, but he is said
to be sin favor of reducing the tariff and
4" the excise duties justso far as the revenues
F." OF the government would permit" This
is very good, indeed, as far as it goes.
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So, it has leaked out that Jordan having
"rctired in good order" from the lead OF
the Cubans in arms, is on his way home
ward. We predict that he will never return
to the Ever-Faithful Isle.
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HUGH R. PLEAsASTs, one of the Oldest
and ablest writers connected with the Yir-
ginia press, died in Richmond on Wednes-
day last.
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Removals..

nEMOvAL.-DR. WRAGG HAS RE-
II, MOVED his residence and Office to Broad,
one door from the corner Of FRANKLIN street.
apr296
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DAVIS 4 MILLER'S

PURE YEAST POW ER
A substitute for Yeast in making Hot Bread
Rolls and Batter Cakes Of every description, hav
ing the advantage OF making the dough or bate
perfectly light, and ready for baking withou
delay, and greatly diminishing the liability Il
become sour.
Many dyspeptics, who cannot tolerate fresh
light cakes when made with yeast, can eat then
with impunity when raised In this way.
When used according to directions, 1t is war
rauted to make rich, sweet, light and nutrttioui
Bread and Biscuit, Mullins, Waf1es, Corn Bread,
all kinds OF Griddle cakes, also Boiled Puddings,
Dumplings, Pot Pies, &c.
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G0ucatlonal.

ON MONDAY, THE 9TH OF MAY NEXT,
" the subscriber will open School at NO. o
ST. Philip street, two doors above Wentworth
street. The course Of instruction will comprise
the Ancient and Modern Languages, tFrench,
German and Spanishl Mathematics, Composition,
the usual English branches, and the elements OF
Natural Science SACHrLEBEN.
apr30-12
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Cigars, Gobarrn, &r.
Gigars, Gobarro, &r.
THE CHAR ES STON
CIGAR NJ A N q FA G T O r Y,
No. s14 KING STREET, CORNER SOCIETY.
CHARLESTON, S. C.

CIGARS.
LA CAROLINA, per thousand. d..............$2o 90
La Carolina No. l, per thousand. q 90
La Corona de Espana, per thousand. rs 90
Ell Bouquet per thousand. so 90
La Candeur small cigars,l per thousand.... a6 90
Partagaa, tHavana Seed per thousand..... 40 90
d. Upmann, (Havana,) per thousand. so 90
Figaro, Genuine Havana,) per thousand. IS 90
Jenny Lind, Genuine Havana per thousand so 90
AS all these Cigars are made under my especial
care and supervision, can warrant that all will
smoke well and gi' satisfaction at the prices.
IMPORTED CIGARS OF DIFFERENT GRADES.
LEAF TOBACCO FOR MANUFACTURERS.
have large and well assorted stock Of DO.
nestle and Imported Leaf Tobacco, such as Con-
nectlcut, Pennsylvania and Ohio Wrappers and
Filling at all prices. Also, Havana, from 1ng
at 81 20 upwards to wrappers (Primal at 81 so per
pound.
NEW CIGAR BOXES
For Cigar Manufacturers, with labels ready fo-
packing.
SILK RIBBONS FOR CIGARS AT ALL PRICES.
ALSO,
LARGE STOCK OF SMOKING AND CHEWING
TOBACCO AND PIPES.
Merchants and consumers are respectfully SOL
liclted to call before purchasing elsewhere. Salts
faction guaranteed.
All orders from the country will be promptly
executed. JULES MADSEN.
feb19 stuth3mos
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PREPARED ONLY By
Wis & MIL Lac B,
BALTIMORE, MD. -
Al. MILLER, Sole Proprietor.
We have been appointed Agents for the State
of South Carolina for the above desirable goods,
and can oner them to the trade at proprietors'
prices.
GOODRICH, wINEMAN S CO.,
Importers and Wholesale Druggists, -
mch12 smw6mosDdc Charleston, S. @.
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Jnsnranre.

JnsnrGnrf.
X T q E N s.
INSURANCE COMPANY, OF NEW YORK.
INCo RP RATED 8 6.
JAS. NJ. MCLEAN, f. ~. WALTON,
President. Secretary.
THREE.FOURTHs OF THE PROFITS DIVIDED
TO THE ASSURED.
BYTfIIS PLAN OF INSURANCE THE ASSURED
become interested In the profits OF the business
without lncurring any liability.
The management OF affairs OF the Company
heretofore gives almost positive assurance OF
LARGE YEARLY DIVIDENDS to the holders OF
participating Policies.
Non. participating Policies issued as heretofore.
A. L. TOBIAS, Agent, No. 100 East Bay,
mch2estu3mos Next South Courier ONCE.
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mants.

nEDDLER WANTED-A SMART MAN
IN sell an article on commission, required
In every household. Address ACTIVITY" !" through
Postofice apr30-1*
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ALL POLICIES NON-FORFEITABLE.
HALF LOAN TAKEN. NO NOTES REQUIRED.
LAST CASE DIVIDEND FIFTY so PER CENT.
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Enst and fonn6.
90 Rent.

mo RENT, THREE ROOMS IN THE
western part OF the city. Address IN. Z.
B.,n PoStofice Box No. 513. apr30-l'
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CULLIVAN'S ISLAND.-TO RENT, A
~ alarge House mt the Boat l!anulng. contain
ing three Stores, large hall AMI five bedrooms.
This property Is we'll adapted for hotel or for
picnlc parties Apply to JOHN NJ. T0UnEY, Nos.
81 and % Venduc Range. apr26 tuths3
, 1870-07-24
NEW PUMPING WORKS.
Oprninx of liiI- by thr lInMr,i of l'al,lir
Works.

The Boarl u 1r,bl!r Works yesterday rtcrtrr,l
the f,bwtng n,,nn..;z f,r IN. sx,, t ~, ,tx IA,
~, ,s., -, ,ns, t,.,n. 49,. - 80, ~ ~.
1"e "st ;" '''' NH'esE" "ate' ""'ks' VI 4aa' Oil
Th"mas DNt1ll, block !. T. USc!Ii.s A,ldltl.,a,
$50 river i7ontase s.r,6 ,yy tsuu, f.h,.
i =. 1fttstar1l 7 n. 9 nIorrs AMI \ s,,n.b .,n.
.,'sn -. ,,.1 -. ~ ~. - ~. ~ ,o'. '4a.
s"is sts''" ~ s' ID I'D 'Ne9 At'A's&e' s@"'oeo
p 1,n,xn, 1n,s .,, ,,.,,,, .r, .o,.,
t,sr,,nn Sr1:n,, ~ x: ~ x,;mnrash = IN A"" y 'oa'"
1licnvu SSurt, fs1a,,ch f,s:I C,,,r1any. lots es5
T., ..fp tM.}nxif,. t:t,4u's S,,th Rr.nrh ! .i,rn
IL; s-r,i,i:r '.a,'s, ;.sn.nr" x M 'a'''"''
t,iIica.o S,mth ntnnch 1hxE ts,i,,nany. 1nrs OFT;
" ~ N,'::s c,,: ts,l,t. Suau '>"''o'
L. q. lirn,l.oI,,, IL; Ii. a, II, AMI s;N. Green's
A.u,tc E-a;,rt t,I,iif.,r :, tr7I,t - rnp,f f+n-t
, 1870-07-24
Mf'S{f'.sL .4Si) DRAMATIC.

Nj Here's comedies arc to ,,e rcvivc*. al the New
SsEk Ftfth Avenue Theatre next season.
The Paris ONra House vii, not De completed
lctu:e The cnl OF 1872, but lis exterior wtll bt'
unish.*i ,,y thp coming Fcte Napoleon. Angast
18th.
-I'FfeD,'ach's new opera, =" "kakadre, !" Il \ CREST
SUCCESS in UrflIn. Sincs: "Orpheus," no SIMILAR
wots has been received with 70 much favor.
-~Grau Was not successful IN TREATING With
Lrcca. who declines 10 come to AHcnea for ten
srhrS get. br that tirnc- America will he willing
10 walt ten mere.
John Hrougha1n has tafen 4 p.ace In VAL
l1>ks company fay nex, season-
k-"Fan.tn:a nox Is the t!t:c Of i ncw o. ca hf
AtnH.
-s1faass has Written d oue-act ur"ra, which
Mill c rrusEced next autumn Al ytunI.a
Inc vienna pspers speak Of an upcIE by Hr.
s~f' 6ief, TT Old Man Of the Mountain as
*'HIt 10 he brought ont IN thst city.
= PREPARATIONS have already com11eured fol
no'dlnR thc xsea Handel FestsA q. the CrysA
alace, Lanao1, In ane tz.ennia4 recurrence, IL
, 1870-07-24

;a:t az prsssas Sa!t:.l * ss* as: a. q q
the commanding general .. th!- aca,y I: :uturls
70 ,1Ii: Gt",;trH ,t.: .s,} sy,:, .aIe a4.nl, ~
irtetit;i' rSI'Ft-osi surprise a rcle.; ina: te-
nai'es u s'if'n% uaas ttrrr va, 40 saa1l, 1u.l
!h"aeh siusf iAt'tr,s Vi the siisI?puialin mt lie
tt''a stated thar u tha! tin. re.lt,.:enl -ais
6. ula ' isii.se4 = s.i army ~ sas ch-r1ct .r
A>1'a f'5. :t'af :ha' 1t" iRtst tist t'auii ht ,uc
would he to furnish recruits 10 take The
snIp.1; @ SA''s n store he5e, SAY, s.sN ssan1
r1s 1ha! M seH'e II HI, e'u1.y . *4s a., ems.n: n,4n:
III a!:.s ac,l sroups tor t>-f.use. liz had lnnz
been expecting Arms from abroad, au: he hat
sessa tisats'statctt. lie sst,t hop-t to ret them
NIT H. Tad no H'etr" assur0tlCc that thtt Wou!i
t. r!ctr,7, IT Ill, The nannfso1nr.. Of arms iu
re- t,s confederate sales was q 5et undereiope.t ~
Etr&s difficulty lie c..ula not take aus teaaps
f.otn The points tanned, and without arms fsoiu
at'ruaI cnntt n0t reinforce this RrMf. liz ex-
lreesed 1ekrtf sini SEEMED to fttl deeply, as did
Wheu tht President hn. thus clearls and p,s,
flyely stated his inability to put his arny 10 the
fHte entering usuN aI ncsisc Offensive campaign,
1t was fc; that 1t might te better run the g1sS
OF almost certAtadt-sructfon,t tshia- Oh the roeY
sihr Of the Potomac. rather tina set the cralua!
dttEG out aud deterioration OF tn, ar1uy tlutns
winter. ut the rnh OF which tn. te5m OF ensl:i-ur
u hals the fnrcs woult expire The psusj@-,i ii
Int tfflilIauinats to Ia cGnlfI..Ce uut-s su..I
'i,s1sutarin. 'i:rnntsancrs was 7e.,iuteI u. tie
1hoft R!tl,, ~ hcial5 Increasing strength Of III
tl-nF alIraGy much s1et1ur III nHfl.,'rx. fIn
the "thtr hand THE hung all r1prtat,,u :,,ut
ne1blF e1bl hAe en1 OF Nlhtef aims "h3il Er tasnt-
.1utes. @ sllo thr soantt3, Ahn Al Wet- Confident
tHaI We coit1 men not ONLY p1!trt our OWL
y. lut tAters>1nNs ihFaae fhat of tae cD":nE.
~ '.ni~.!l sa'l lhat ne NM sA itci u H''es~
~ "ia.tioa - ~ Lat F'-tsltA 'ti!.g ~
s,. .taE tIe ssirHs'u ~ 11F l"f.F~ ~ tG'tt- rSt
"M',n M .ae n!eS " az tst1nahn: AMI WITH ''.lt
.t ttI 't'ul Has dar. 9Hr aaSTe7 u
-, ~; .s aas aetsttsu " u:i. :i.ht II "a,
~" ~ 70 o'n..i srsc 49, !.t - Lste
- s; ~ ~ "..t!u,.. .A" a"at III eneIls.
, 1870-07-24

:-sss y, * rnrr, sfa,cs = asa-, s', % Is, W.T. -
United STATES a-e's. h', s.
L,AlNS. july ~ Il. m.-rnltrrl stl.rs
Ais. u, ~; United STATES 3-sts, c.. ,5;
limited statt~ :-sus, u. s2!-.
LnHth y, july y:a-EttLln.-llD>nis,3 %: -Anlc!l-
ran sscur7tns quiet an! steady; :-s3 h1n = 1t
london. e.. =: t:$. s.: G,~, se,. lt-4H-, VI:
Enr.. tEa% Illinois, Is: ,tt.aEttt titent Wrstt
~: strcR% Hntrt an,s Steady.
FAkIs, J4is .3-3 =. u.-Nourse r1,s*Ha nrtn-
RtEtts. GM. @Ot.
LIZ nEsrr'pl. :1n..e ea-3 !. rn.-WtMer What,
Its il'!.Gi:~: mi II, los =,!.il.I, 3i: mllle
whr"t- lis H:1 Us ltt+ ln:I,, ccss. g., .t Ll:i
.:i-nr 13- f4a. Ht-s unchanged.
l.'stNrsni, -'sly .5-Eyrnine.-totftn market
n1n: t,sil,Nr uiianir, sd; orleans, -; sairs
1.:lV bales l,r -faS ulati,i 4nst rAfiutt. s.'hI
E1c2'1stuNs easier. California MhI,e Whrat, lis
9..ur u. lMl: rc's Western No. 9, ;es ala1a- t1;
Ml:tr, rs 1:ia lis: Wtsl. I'll cru:. aGs III. to.1.-
NJ :: MIXED. *:'s,a:ss 81. Oats, ss al. Rarlrs,
Inrs. Ills ta.. Irrt. 1f,<. I.ari exet.1; ,ss
I'll. Cheese. 6:s- larnn-t uiulrriAtlI cuL AS:
stt Et>r1h tDtltaar-. ta.-
tthtHs! n,siu. :s ;ataa- C,f: tine r,t>1n, :3s
Ri. spirits irtso mi. iii: 1t!iI!t,. l. i II.
Tall ". 4!s 81 Tu'rrns:at 2!s- Lnsec,' n:!. Us
tf'k l.tn~t esi r1sr-. IDS
LosIs5S, .fu!y ~ -Tallow. 4ss Sperm nf. atSL
:@a.ar. Sis ss'Asis 81. Whal. uil. 37-- Calcutta
ltett,,. t>s..is;s 6.l. c.,nluou fus,n Luoy;a.t
MnlH, :>taa~ :+a-
hHKMES. Jul. 2l-retsnleuM ytstrrlav opened
an. f1nscti Quit aEts steady II ta!crs EF"at'-
HawRrRt. Jn!S ea-Pstrt !rutn Yesterday utrutN
qutt anA *1tas nj IA tE3rr ta!I,,,s acht}; cosei
EfeHi4y At Is t,lar&' tAtr,4.
, 1870-07-24
The *lcycnk Battery.

F,p1., thr Sfts lefx Dr7sueT1t, July II.
The rfjotte current relative to negotiations
being OH foot between ths Governments Of
l1useia and tue Cuited States. for the pur-
cLaSe ct the Stevens Bstters, cannot te traced
to any reliable source, and Ate decidedly Of
tic sensational orieE. Even If the neutrality
Laws would permit OF such eAle. tue bAtteEs
itself is as yet fat from complet3on, sud does
not rsse into Possession Of the Staie Of Now
Jersey siIl tinisIed: and not even then il
kuit by tho widow Of the late Edwin l. Ste
ycus against the executors OF the Stevens es-
tate for the recovery Of the battery should
prove succeseful.
3trs. SicyeEs claims thar the will Of her late
hushand, whereby the battery WAS ba1neA:he1
to the State OF New Jefsey. WHd u0jRst. AID
3crrY1es herself and children not ouly of the
battery, hut Also Of the million dollars wilfel
10 complete It. TAe case, it is eaptNcts~l. sill
he tned in the New Jersey cur1ts this fall
The latte1y was begun hy the late Ros'-
e1t L. Stevens. inveltor OF several iEnple-
1ntLts ct VAT. enme time il 1874 or ISIS.
When be Euu, tle idea was to build lat
t1ry for shore and harbor defence.
bo: it has frequently bern changed
and It built ufien, AEtl noE j. Ie-ieued 10 u,
swift steaninc ram aud irou clad. Hotr,aen
then ia ita iuf4, cy. WAS far bA.'a u where tls
melstcr ship now il:s, t;.l, having eIosn Il,
ward lie river, 1 street Las been aschel ove1
tue vesAtl. sud .seu block Of housas 1t oui
t11nc vas nss1 Inc end OF TIE eAn. Durlas the
la:e NaC Ito Eovfrantut advanced, it ia sIid
Sl.Mu, ,oto e1, t.. aattery, aud after tic c.l y
II ttS NIX, Apf,olutcd = cou1n4iaeion to ltl.idt
upon tho feAsil ilitE Of continuing tug wo1l
oS OF AbAndenirg IT, The lastor course vA
, 1870-07-24

III fhr Et.'+r "f Tht tT'taqo Tribune:
rrat! 1n a-7'r'r tn llc cs'lnr1ns nf yoaT paper,
tssuet, lset Sabbath, *eitn2 feT,h The ln7uiy Of
gus oomtaa:es- mus: s7y that I asu astoaIsart!
that The rrri'l" VI chicago. astt especially the
Cu1s1ns'n teu1rit .hpufl irt =sra al c.,osuisy z-
GIT such length OF time. Why mt appoint \
rnctr AMT surlfr ius}etOr At unrc and step fur
ther lFxtfs,. and then ink int. flt uthrs matter,
l. e The n.oilcr E-urtriuy co!te4te y them frin
the elt, 5nr sus LIT uur ely lA.his- Ii stated,
.rc, that VI have "eE xsoll@rl e:st u over slS
bea year 1.y using ntnts:', burners On t;c
1tet iaIEI's, 1nsl "llly foEr anl ayr~:a.. ia.i1-
eN on thr r~' 1T 'fs' LAMPS Throughout
1hr city. Sew II will not cost :arth.ng to .,sc5,t.
sutc tins '.ia:irr. II Inu.1 liz: snrc+iiraie fnr II
We let suh acts psss wltal ,tat:vs thrs will .io
thc k2me A!n1 asaah src s.a,ne II th,4 A!.!ey-
men atc .rtH"tsl +" Ac.!.g ufs,u this inst:cr. !
wonder 4 sEr gas tif"rrs 81 has i:cElr Snt m IN auy
way. = 9HrtrF !a-l"%''nr Rlll nhf rnSt tnnrr than
ctfF}t- ~ fkfts'saiHl t.u.!sr> ycar aui that Is
F5nall a1i'aM rth:anrl With The amtlllHt to ~:
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set, th'1' T. ptf!:r uf s,u.tl t,-o.g.
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, 1870-07-24

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nuen q mafe onastrs a'':rasanee than sue uoss
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, 1870-07-24
BOILER EXPLOSION.
:sinc Wen Killed nDd a Largo Snm-
her Injured.

0tE AnyHtcu*
From. Gt Sep Orie1,.. 3a,at4. Judy -.
TH1BorEArI+ Iuly is
- the s,t amer Eigh, Wsr. on her up TRIP.
"as deba1-lEs freight .t q Lire Oak plAuta-
t.an, t1u lasles Ab,,te ThihoIeanx. on Bayou
I-4tourrhe. she exploded tcl boiler, thjs morn
:;.f:. At o'clock. making complete wreck Of
- forHar3 L4'f OF sle lost. and c1using lser
les hull
Alne'g s tho Killed are Leon Comeau1. Of As-
e::mFuoa, s,atkeerer: Nike Smith, Of st.
leais first engineer: aud seven co'orea
.Anous tue wounded ere T. Sicon, Of St.
j. Csssat. slightly. second clerk; Pierre ALE
ron. rilos. of LocEport. severely: T. Jacob,
1T st. James. rilct, slightly: ". Sullivan,
1nA:e, slightly; Tom Ford, deck-hana, badly.
tartaiu Useaoa is injured bv inha1iag steam,
sad some Lalf dozen oz Nero eolorel haads,
rtue badly.
!a1nang the Passengers. 1tr. john Lark;n Of
ths firm of Laskin i ta.is.uorE OF Thibo-
t1rsux. is severely sealded, and Joseph 4. Lon
sensre, 50 enplose Of tts same firm, IL
tSh:l. ecs lied.
The wounded have heeu brought TO Thiho-
,i'aut, uhere they are cared for by our citi-
:.ns and the Mayor. The engineer On duty At
e tine Of the accident sa:- THAT H.. bass ~
/: ing stiil. the doctor working veil, and tho
| uelnes sI;.wly moving, with steam At 10
9usas. Icing less sAar 1er allowance b: 80
ouns.ss, Wfts the explosion occurred.
lie ttuuh- that the accident was occasiane;1
sotit taUlt in new sheet OF boiier-iron
! ! saas bad Ieen put Oh the boilers about tive
rex :"e.
Anu" bo.t's papers and valuable, were
.'Sti :''tn sho wreck.
feoter L:ta,1rd. Third C.e-L, l. ROUNDED
:sid n &c rcs:tac..ce OF e. !. Us:-1. oa Leigh
s. i. Ga.sA4oaE.