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House bin authorizing site for depot
of Baltimore and Potomac Railroad on
Sixth street between Pennsylvania Ave-
nue. and Canal street, came up as unfin-
ished business. A good deal of excite
ment prevailed over the bill by the
Pennsylvania Central and Ohio Co. s;
latter Company desiring to share in &C
commodations and have site granted for
d grand union railroad depot. After
considerable fllibustering Mercer pre-
sented conference report on bill for re-
moval OF causes to U. S. Courts, which
was agreed to.
In Senate, Tariff bill taken up, but
motion was laid aside and House bill to
repeal duty ON tea and coffee taken up.
Scott moved to have the law take effect
on the first of next July. Trumbull
moved to place salt. on free list. Sher-
man asked that the vote be taken sepa-
rately on tea and coffee. Trumbull de-
clined. Debate ensued.
NEW YohK, March 26.-Dispatch from
Metamoras says defeat of rebels was
more complete and disastrous than hith-
erto known. Trevino and Martinez,
revolutionists, quarrelled month ago
and have not since cooperated with each
other. .Revolutionists are generally de-
moralized, and it is expected they will
evacuate Camargo and the whole border
very soon. Rocha is probably now
marching on Mazatlan, where he will
attempt to capture Diaz. ArEls are said
to have been accumulated there by Rev
olutionists. Gen. Lafeda defeated reb-
els cavalry on the 18th, near Choroto.
Rising in Mantilla, headed by Vita, has
also been crushed; Vita himself killed.
New YORK, March 26.-The rise in
Erie was the sensation of to-day and yes
terday. No such excitement has been
witnessed before on Wall street for years.
Many instances are reported of negotia-
tors in stock having made immense
sums. The opening price was SO and it
rapidly advanced in the morning under
the stimulus of orders to buy, by tele-
graph, from Europe, until the price had
reached 60 at the close. The World ed
itorially says that Jay Gould alone net
ted profit of 1921, 900; and e presses
the suspicion that yesterdays business
was but feature of the great plot OF
Sickles' combination to make colossal
fortunes The excitement was renewed
this morning. The transactions have
been enormous, probably agregating one
hundred thousand shares. The advance
is due to the transactions of the London
buyers.
1t is stated that the Judiciary Com
mittee are in possession Of the exhibit
of the banking account of Judge Cardo-
sa, showing at various times drafts made
by Gratz and Nathan to Cardosa as re-
ceiver and corresponding deposits oi
/ amounts by the Judge. The total trans
action reaches about $32, 900.
CHICAGO, March ga Sackville, N
B., dispatch Of yesterday says snow
blockade was raised on Saturday and
trains commenced running. There was
another severe snow-storm yesterday
and the roads are again all blocked. II
will probably be week before trains
can run and in the meantime mails are
conveyed by stage.
SAN FRANoscc, March 26.-Wheat,
choice. for milling. 2 021a "a 2 25.
Flour, extreme tor superfne, 4 so a s.
t25 and extra so as 25. Barley, Bay
brewing 4711aa good. 1 60 a 152. Hay,
25 tons common, 1850; good, 20 pc,
ton.
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- There is a lot of parsnips Oh
Crawford & Harrington's wharf, that re-
fuse to be measured in bushel basket.
They are too long to go in cross-ways,
and if stood on end would take two bas-
kets to hold them. so they are sold by
the yard. We measured one, which was
Just 80 inches long. and it wasn' t good
LAY for parsnirs either. -+
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y Some Olympia gentlemen, here
last week, pronounced CRIcHToN's SEAT
TIE ALE equal to the very best bottled
Staffordshire, and verified their judg-
ment by ordering quantity for home
consumption.
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~ A small building ON Horizons
pier is nearly erected for the office OF
the Clerk of the District Court. This
location is selected on account of its be-
ing better for the conduct Of Admiralty
suits, than an Office on land. 1t is like
wise unequaled for clans.
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o The farmers who have received
samples of Cooley's Early White Corn
are requested to note the time of plant
Ing and ripering and report to the Farm
er's Club.
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q just behind the skirt of timber.
IN the rear Of the city, we are told a
large number of new houses are being
erected. The truth is the city is spread
ing SO rapidly that We have not time
rom week to week to make note of its
progress.
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= Yesler's addition to his wharf is
nearly completed. 1t is decided i'm
provement. The ice-house is quite
ready for the cargo of ice which may ar
rive at any moment. Oh, ye votaries
at the shrine of Juleps, Cobblers and
Nips. smack your lips in anticipatory
explosions
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New COURSE OF TRADE.-Capt. Blinn
Informs us that the ice intended for this
market and Olympia. will come from
Iruckee River, Nevada, from whence
1t will be sent by the Central Pacific
Railroad to San Francisco and there
shlpped to the Sound on return lumber
Vessels; and that it can be procured that
way cheaper than from Sitka.
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70 Andrews moves into his new
quarters next week, with the largest as
sortment of stoves, tin AMI shelf ware
ever opened in this country.
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ET The meat blocks for the new
Meat Market of Booth, Foss & Borst,
show the tree. by the concentrie rings,
to have been three hundred and nine
Years old.
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p Capt. Blinn, Capt. Tarbell and
Harry Webster, Esq. made our city a
visit last week.
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GEOGRAPHICAL SITUATION OF SEATTLE
latitude Az 36 m. North.
1onoitude west from Greenwich l22
10 m. 40 So. ~.
1,ouoitude west from Washington As.
|1q III. 3s SIS.
Inference from Greenwich time, 8 h
loo III. IS Ss.-7.
Inference from Washington time. 3 b
Io1 III. II ST.
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T Recollect the meeting of the
Farmers Club on the first Saturday ir
April
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- Coombs & 2umphry overwhelm
us with late papers and pictcrials.
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,,horized Agents for this Paper.
,v,v CO., 40 Montgomery street, San
francisco ,-.,.,a
l. sAMUELs, % Front street. Portland.
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s.,,tle. Thursday. March %. 1874
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smeti6; .blt there was supptussion o.
::::::S s::.SS, ~!.!sH Z se,e*es.e.;etie ~ cA.eh.e
spinal meningitis. This proves to The
witness that Ketohum died Of this dis
ease. This conclusion was from symp
toms alone. The post mortena went C
show that death did not result from
poison. by antinony, which. had it been
present, would have been developed by
irritation OF the mucous membrane.
!. WHMIN0yoN, January 4-Dr. Arnold
Naudon, United States Senator from
1880 to 1886, is dead; aged eighty-two
years. -
CHICAGO, January 4.-Two, skeletons
were found in the ruins Of the fremont
House.
Alexis shot pigeons this afternoon.
Fort WAYNE, January 4.-Dr. j. N.
Thacker. shot by the chief Of police.
Patrick McGee, is dead. It was pri-
vate difficulty. and the shooting was in
self-defence.
HARR1sBuRa, January 4.-Ruton, Re-
publican. waa elected Speaker OF the Se-
nate BY Buokalew's vote N4
:. NEW York, January 4.-Tho run on
the Third Avenue Savings Bank CONT
nued to-day.
A meeting of the bar will be held to-
night. The object is to secure the re-
moval Of judges McOunn, Oardoza,
Barnard, and one other.
The philosophist Burge has pneumo-
mia.
Greeley was before the Senate COM
mittee. The only abuse he knew Of was
political abuse, by the custom house
officials. It is believed Gems. Porter
and Babcook shared the profits of the
general order business. It is believed
that many will be deferred from giving
testimony, because the sessions are held
in the custom house.
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Auct1on sa1ss,, = !.

Sale spartanburg and Union Railroad.
The State OF South Carolina ., plaintiff. aRsinst
tho obpartanburg and Union Railroad Com.
obedience to an order dated 10TH d.y Of
4 November, 1871, passcd by the Hon. Jainss
M. Rutland, Judge Of the 4th Circuit, OF the
State Of South Cnrolina, tho undersipnad viiI
sell, on the FIRST MONDAYin Februery 1870
a. Untonviue, In the County Of Unson. in The
State OF South Carolins, before the CONT
house door, between the hours Of II O'Clock
IN the forenoon and O'Clock In the afternoon.
at public outcry, 10 the highest bidder. ts,o
whole Of the BPARTANBUK4 AND UNION
nAtLHOAD, including the Road bed, Right Of
Way, Grading. Bridges, Masonry and super.
structure, lying and situate in the Counties
OF fairfield. Union and Spartanburg; ali the
ssoek sIa'k subscribed for in the Spartanbarg and
sno privileges thereof; the railroad spikes.
onsirs and equipments, and all the property
oMhea oy said company, as incident or nsees.
sary ior its buniness, on the following terms.
10 VII: twenty-five thousand {$25 O0Ol dol
lars cash, and the balance in three eoual
semi.annual instalmente, with Interest on
each lnstaiment from the day OF sale. to he
secured by the bond OF the purchaser, with =
mortgage OF the entire property sold. The
purchaser will also be required to paw for All
stamps and pepers. - :
II the highest bidder should fail to pay at
once the twenty-five thousand t$25 0O0) dol.
lars aforesaid In cash, the prorarty hereinSa-
fore advertised will immediately be offered.
at the time and place above mentioned. upon
the terms already stated, for resale.
JAMES NJ. BAXTER.
THOMAS B. JETER,
NOVEMBER %, 1871. Referees.
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A Serious Disturbances.

VNHEhE is no parellel in the recorded pages
Il q history Of an invasion, 80 general and
complete in it's dostructiveness. and one
which has called forth the united paens OF a
grateful people, OF ''good will and peace" as
theinvasion OF t'Turkey in Greece, f" on the 25th
day OF December, 1871. Liko all inyasione.
where to tho "victor belongs the spoils." a
ro-actionary movement is the consequence.
and ls followed by general gastronomio dis
turbance OF the victors, very serious in its re-
suits. Turkey gone. and further delights
have given place to SICK HEADACHE. SICK
STOMACH, DERANGED LIVER, and a gen.
eral disturbance OF tho systom Heinitah.
tho famous Drug Man. always ready with q
remedy for all the '.ilis." prescribcs his
BLOOD and LIVER PILLS as gentle aperi-
lent and dinner Pill; promotes digestion.
cleanses and purifies the blood. Only as conts
box. For sale only at
Dec 27f HEINITsH's Drug Store.
For Sale---Splendid Building Lots.
OFFER for sale full square, in 16 quarter
Il acre LOTS, bounded by Wayne, Divine,
Pulaski and Greone streets, near the Char
iotte. Columbia and Augusta Railroad, and
tho Wilmington, Columbia and Augusta Rail-
road. just Wost OF Levers garden, in one OF
the most beautiful portions of the city.
IEnMs-$25C per Lot, OF one-quarter of an
acre. $50 paid down, and tile balance in
monthly payments, IS each, and no rates of
interest. No charge for papers, il payment
ls made as stipulated. All the Lots to bo
closed out by February l. Plat to be seen at
tho post Office. E. w. WHEELER.
JAMS 1mn
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Jan 1 1C
Notice to Merchants, Liquor Dealers,
Owners Of Wagons and Carts for
Hire. &c.
OFFICE OF CH1EF OF POLICE.

OFFICE OF CHIEF OF POLICE,
COLUMBIA, s. O., January 8, 1872.
A TTENTlON is invited to tho following
"A. extract OF Section OF can Ordinance
to Regulate Licenses for the Year 1872"
THAT every person, firm, company or cor
poration, engaged in, or intending to BIO en-
gagged in, any trade, business or profession
before tho 9th day Of January, A. D. 1872, q
license therefor, in manner provided; thcs SO
commencing business after tho 9th day Of
January shall obtain o license before entering
upon that business"
The penalty for violation OF this Section
is tino of forty ts40) dollars, on conviction
before tho Mayor-ono-half OF the penalty,
to be paid to the person who fret informs OF
tho matters and things whereby the penalty
is recovered, and the other half to the city.
The Police Department has boen specially
instructed to report all vioiEtione Of the Or
dinance. JOHN A. JACKSON,
Jan 5 Chief CT Police.
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At Private Sale.

d. WE will sell, on terms that cannot
Miil fail Ito to please, the following REAL ES-
splendid MANSION, on aervais street,
Detwoen Marion and Bull streets. Lot fronts
$50 feet on Gervais, and runs through to
Lady street, with like 'front.'
That beautiful RESIDENCE, containing
eight rooms, corner Of Senate and Sumter
streets.
ALSO,
Desirable DWELLING, eight rooms, East
OF and adjoining the above.
ONE AZURE, corner Of Gervais and Marion
streets. street No improvements, except Sn excel
VACANT LOT, corner OF Assembly and
Laurel streets, containing one-half aero. To-
Gated Immediately West Of and adjoining the
new Post Office.
Several desirable BUILDING LOTS. 10.
Gated ct various points on Main street, be.
tween the Stnto House and Upper Boundary
street; besides about 100 first class LOTS.
suitable for private residences.
rarties P opposing TO purchase Real Estate
VIII consult their interest by calling at our
once, ana SEQ the list OF property oifered by
L. W. SEIBELS d CO.,
Jan . . Real Estate Brokers.
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OFFICIAL RAFFLE NUMBERS Charleston Char
table Association, for benefit Free School fund:
RArFLE GLASS No. $50. Morning, January 4.
7-G-17-41-52-3 80 90 % 40 81 G1 7O.5
Witness my hand at Charleston, this 4th day
OF January, 1872. FEM PECK,
Jan. Sworn Commissioner.
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Coupons.
OFFICE OF CITY TREASURER.

OFFICE OF CITY TREASURER.
COLUMBIA. 8. c., January l, 1872.
N1TY OF COLUMBIA COUPONS maturing
~ this day will be paid on and after Febru-
ary l, 1872, at this Office. In the meantime.
they will be received at par for Licenses and
Taxes. Per instructions to
VIM. J. ETTER, City Treasurer.
Jan % 10
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For Sale or Rent.

~ THE largo DWELLING HOUSE at
E;i5 the corner Of Richland and Bull streets,
- now occupied by VIM. II. Orchard, Eco
Possession given immediately. Terms, sS5
per month. Apply to
Jan 3 to MONTEITH & BAUSKETT.
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dians OF the common veal. A worse
state Of things could hardly etist. bet
ter hardly be hoped for, without some
snoh arraignmont of the criminals as We
havo indicated: Let the arraignment be
made, the guilty brought to Judgment,
ana where the offence is, there let the
great axe fall"
Washington City Patriot, Dec. 81.
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N0tica.

nNE BAY MARE, whito face, left foro and
" hind foot white. Parties having missed
such, will please call at Guard House and
prove property, or will bo sold.
j. A. JACKSON,
Jan 10 Chief Police
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Citizens Savings Bank of 8. C.

A LII SAVINGS DEPOSITS made in this
- Bank On or before the 9Th day Of each
calendar month will boar interest Tor ;i,at
month rs if deposited on the 1st instant.
]. G. b. SMITH.
Dec 81 Assistant Cashier
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They can be mutton in Maine

They can be mutton in Maine.
Indianapolis NeDs.
They can only cotton in the South.
They can do anything in Maine. It is O
legal State.
0Our Western civilization is gradually
over-shadowing all nations. Japan hos
just seen it's first base ball match.
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HOLIDAY BOOKS.

Beautifully Illustrated and Bound.
NE HOUSEHOLD Tales and Fairy Stories
@9hx for Girls, in boxes and in single vo.
lumes.
:. Libraries OF Adventure and Science for the
Young, in boxes and in single volumes.
~ 3-Beautiful Presents for Christmas, in
tho way OF BIBLES, WRITING DESKS, La
DIES WORK BOXES, PORTFOLIOS.
Those goods have just been opened at
DUFFIE Il Oh APMAN'S Bookstore.
Dec 70
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For Sale---Splendid Building Lots.
Boarding..

MISS CORDELIA MoRDECAI, Columbia,
1X1 8. O., announces that her establish
ment, Southwest corner of Sumter and Lady
streets. il prepared to accommodate BOARD
ELS, permanent and transient, where the
taste and comforts OF the most fastidious
will be guaranteed. Dec 81 limo
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Pocket Diaries for l872

A LII sizes and prices. Miller's Almanacs
a for 1872. Also, Leslie's. Csssells and
other Pictorial Almanacs.
1000 SrEREOsCOPIC VIEWS, in Europe
and America, colored and plain, carefully se-
lected. For sale at
Jams BRYAN & McUARTER,a Rookstora.
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Private Boarding

fCEHSONS in want of quiet, retired HOME
4 can apply to Mrs. q. J. WYATT. on Plain
street, near Pickens, North side. Dec 20
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ROASTED COFFEE.

/ AM receiving weekly the finest Govern.
l. mcnt JAVA COFFEE, fresh roasted, which,
for economy, strength and flavor, is ahead OF
anything OF tho kind offered in this market.
Jnn4 p CANTWETJ
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&&

UTlUE Il hereby given that on and afte,
~ tho 10th January, 1879, the Passenger
vile: The route from Wilmington to August
will then be VIA COLUMBIA. By this route
the distance is considerably shortened. and
passengers go through by Express Train TO
Augusta without change Of cars.
JOHN u. WINDER.
Jan 3 General Superintendenf
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For Sale

MA REsIDENCE in tho city. known Iai as tho the
xnG. "Walkor place." situated on Upper
Boundary. street, noar tho Fair Grounds.
Will soil tho Residence with four or six acres
Well, and Out-houses in complete repair.
Tho Orchard comprises several hundred troos
or select fruits. Apply to
RICHARD O'NEALE. JR.,
DOC 10 Cotton Town.
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Dividend Notice.
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK.


COLUMBIA, 3. c., December 26, 1871.
A meeting OF tho Directors of this Bank,
~ held to-day, the following resolution was
passed:
Hesoiped. That DIVIDEND OF SIX PER
GENT, (freo from oil taxes,) on the Capital
profits for tho six months ending lat Janu-
airy, 1872, and that TWO PER CENT. ADD.
TlONAL ON said Capital Stock be taken from
tho remainder Of said profits, aud carried to
tho credit of Surplus Fund.
The Dividends will DO paid on and after tho
!st January promimo. at the Banking House.
in tho city OF Columbia.
Dec 81 A.G. BRENIZER. Cashior.
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Notice to .Dahtars

TIVE undersigned calls upon ali persons in
L debted to him in small sums to como for
ward and settle up.
Jan s ISAAC SULZBAOHER.
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Yorkville Female College,
IORKViLLE, s. q.

A&A THE FIRST SESSION OF the
~ - collegiate year OF 1872 will begin
XR&IiSon tho FIRST OF FEBRUARY and
X64 close on tho 10th Of June. The
go second session will begin on the
26th OF Juno ana close on tho 7th or Novem-
bCr
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Male High School.

Male High School,
ReidciQe, Spurtan6urg County. 8. G.
N VIC. KIRKLAND, A. NJ, Prinoi-
s41 pal, and instructor in Rhetoric,
~ ~ Classics and Matthew atics.
VH~ W. II. WALLACE, A. B., in
A% structor In English, Latin and the
Sciences.
Fifteenth Scholastic Year begins February
8, 1872. Tuition. per session Of five months.
S!0, SIS and $40. Board, including washing,
s!9 per month. Brick building; daily mail;
society. Send for circular.
HEFERENoEs-Hon. Gabriel Cannon and W.
4. Blake, OF Spartanburg, 8. @. Jan51
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To Rent

To Rent.
NOUR UNPUBLISHED ROOMS. Apply at
II tho State Capitol Restaurant. on Main
street, near Bridge stroet. Jan5l2
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Fresh Garden Seeds.

IDEAS, Beans. Corn, Cabbage, and overy
l. variety of fresh and genuine Seeds. for
sale by w. G. FISHER, Druggist,
jana Opposite Columbia Hotel.
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which arc perpetrated almost daily. by
the insolontly revolutionary party, of
which General Grant is tho head, and
the majority in Congress tho month
piece.
1t thero ever was timo it is now
when the representatives of the people,
(of the honest masses, and not tho cor
rnpt office holders having tho true well
fare OF tho people honestly and deeply
at heart, should arraign tho peoples enc
mics and the destroyers of their rights
with vehement accusations, tear away,
without mercy, the wrotchGd subterfugcs
employed by them to cover their enor
mites, and hold them up to that severe
correction and condemnation, if not
scorn, which they so greatly deserve.
1t is no time for measured opposition,
for decorons disagreement, for faint
hearted charge. mild dissunsives, playful
sally. whispered accusation; it ig time
for thunder by tho eloquent tribunes Of
tho people. The country should ring
from ond to end with the indignant voice
OF patriotic mon, risen equal to the
emergency, calling tho usurpors to &c.
count. and waking the pcople-if, un-
happily, they need waking-to the dan
gers that beset them. That these dan
gors exist, and that thoy are threatening
to the Inst degroo, no thoughtful and
honest man can deny. That thoy should
be pointed out to tho people in oil their
magnitude and force, and with them bo
pointed ont for tho lash of justice the
party and tho men who have brought
those dangers, with all their broad,
grown and ungrown, upon us, is equally
indisputable. Let it bo done, with q
doep sense OF tho obligations that rost
upon patriotic men, tho chosen guar
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New Freight and Passenger Route

Via Columbia, s. c.. and Wilmington, N. O
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shal, and was loudly cheered by those
assembled, amid cries of "Call the Sc.
nate 70 orderl We have O quoruml
Good for the Governorl" The Govern
or looked around, and cried. "Order,
gentlemen, order" The uproar sub
sided. and the Governor took chair
all the rest focking around him. Con-
siderable inquiries were made as to
what was going to be done in this case.
After consulting with the District At
torney, he said he would accept bail.
Namee we,e then called. and these pre-
sent were released on $500 bail, to ap:
pear when cited-Warmouth on his
own recognizance.
Among those included in the above
charge, made under what is commonly
known as the Ku Klux Act, were the
Governor. four Senators, seventeen mem
bers OF tho House, Superintendent and
two police captains and one Sheriff.
To-day, there was no quorum in the
Senate. In the House, the seats OF seve-
raj members were declared vacant. The
report Of the Committee on Elections,
which was adopted, unseats several War
inonthites. The proceedings we're dis
orderly.
The Speaker WAS authorized to ap-
point sufficient number Of deputy SER
geants-at-arms to protect the House and
preserve order, without the presence of
the metropolitans. Thcre nre fears of o
conflict tomorrow.
The Euening Republican claims that
the action OF tho House today is illegal,
as thero was no quorum, only flfty-one
members boing present, including the
| Speaker.
ANNAPOLIS, January 4.-Conolusion OF
DR.. Wnrren's direct evidence is as fol-
lows: On Wednesday, tho day of his
death, symptoms of cerebra spinal me-
ningitis were present, and not those OF
tartar emetic poison. The different dag.
nosis OF these diseases proves this. The
Increased sensitiveness of the skin on
that day was characteristic of menin.
getis, and not tartar emetio poison. In.
deed, insensitiveness Of the skin is @
characteristic OF the latter. There was
no secretion OF urine, which ia an inva
riable characteristic OF poison by tartar