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United States Currency 6s.................. h6H
new 5s...,................ll2
Western Union Telegraph company ...........75M
Pacific Mail steamship company. ............7ON
n. Y. Central Hudson River consolidated. .99A
do do do do scrip.
- do preferred ..........................&
hdrleIn TdllrOad .:......................lE
do preferred. .......... ...........l30
Michigan Central railroa t....,...,..... ..ll5A
fdiitla IbilToau ....s.......s...........lW
Union Pacific railroad stocK..........,.......39 N
Lake Shore IL Michigan Southern R.......96h
r,,., 10 ,, sorlp'-'....'.........N
Cleveland and Pittsburg railroad .............92A
Chicago and Northwestern railroad. ..........s0%
do do pref, .,,,,,, .,.,.,94
Cleveland. Columbus 81 Cincinnati railroad. .9lk
New Jersey Central railroad. ................llO A
Chicago ana Rock Island railroad. ...........ll3
Milwaukee and st. Paul railroad. ..,.........62
do do pref . .,,.,,,..,...S0K
Fort Wayne and Chicago railroad. ...........s7
CnlcaS4 Alton r'.. ''al.........,.........llS
do preferred. .,.............,,l2l
Ohio and Mississippi railroad. ................49
Hartford and Erie railTOad........ .......... 81
Columbus, Cincinnati q Ind. Central Il X ....35
buring on and Quincy railroad. ...........l3 1870
Hannibal and St Joseph ................. Al
Central racine gold bonds.
Ouiou acme slNes..-. .gzSt
Union Pacific land grants. ....................Sl
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INTERESTING RELIGIOUS STATISTICS
statistics Of religion for the United States, Just
completed at the census office, show the total
number Of church organizations on the list OF
June, 1870, TO have been 72,451 total number Of
church edifees, 63,074; total church accommo-
daton, p ,562, and the aggregate value of
church property, 1854 ,429,5S1. The statistics of
church accommodation for the principal denom-
nations are as follows: Baptist regular, 1907, :
ll0; Baptist, other than regular, B63, 0l9; Roman
Catholic, 1,99O,514; Congregational, LII ,212 (;
Episcopal 9oi ,051; Lutheran, 997 $685. Metho-
DIST 6,52S, 200; PRESBYTERIAN, regular, 1893 300;
Presbyterian, other than regular. 1894; value
OF the church property owned BY these denom.
nations Is, Baptist, regular, 500 ,229,221 Baptist
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BOSTON AND ALBANY RAILROAD
- CoMPANY-A dividend OF FIVE Dollars per share
has this day been declared payable Al the office OF lie
Treasurer, No. 40 state street, on WEDNESDAY, MAY
18TH 1874 to stockholders OF record at the close of hn
ness the 25th inst The Transfer Books will he closed
from the 2jh inst. to the 10th of NAV.
IGNATlUS SARGENT, Treasurer pro tenn
Boston, April %, 1872. dtrnylS an15
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Rice, whiting az Bullock,
B ANK ERS & BROK ERS q,
Cor. Main and Pearl Sts, Worcester.
DEALERS IN
Government Bonds, Gold. Silver, Coupons,
etc., etc.

etc., etc.
Investment Securities a Specially.
Buy and Sell Railroad, City and County Bonds.
Special attention given to orders for purchase and sale
of Stocks at Boston and New York Boards.
Agents for the various lines Of European Steamships
Passages secured to and from Europe cabin or teerage
Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Exchange. Drafts
drawn payable in anv of the principal cities of Europe
Allow interest deposits subject to check at sight
Special deposits three months or longer received
with interest at current rate diff apl0
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TIRE TENAcITT OF TRUTH.-When nation clear
headed as the Americans once become convinced fro
long experience and observation, that article pos
superior excellence medicine not all the pre-
poserous clamor of all the worthless nostrum vendors
in the universe shake their belief in its efficiency
Truth is very tenacious thing, these worthless are
beginning to discover. PLANTATION BITTERs has too
firm hold upon the popular esteem to be in the slight
est degree effected by the cold water darbes which the
advertisers of fermented Stops without particle of
acohol,'' are so fond OF launching against alcoholic
preparations. The public knows very well That this
peerless renovan and tonic does contain spirits but
also kaows that they of the purest and most whole
some description viz; ane old st. Croix, the most
active and beneficial dfuser Of its remedial and invg
Grating properties throughout the system which could
possibly be adopted. wlt&deop3t apI9
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A splendid line of gents fancy hosiery Just
opened at Day s Hartwells, opposite Mechanics
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KingsIey's
KingsIey's
IRON MIC.
The Great Remedy for Dyspepsia, Loss Of appetite,
Weakness, LangaOr, Depression Of Spirits,
Want Of Energy, Female
Complaints,

and wherever Tonic Medicine is needed 1t is just the
thing to keep up the tone of the system 1t is no Quack
Nostrsm, but Reliable Iron Tonic It now used by
many of the Hospitals in New England as their standard
Tonic. Physicians told its composition. and are
using it with in their practice anuac-
urers, merchants lawyers Minister'S ladies' try this
article.
will do xua,, aSaod
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save the ChIIdrenr

Multtudes of th5m suffer- linger, and die, because Of
Pin Worms. The only known remedy for these most
troublesome and dangerous of all worms children or
ADULTS Is DIR. GOULDs PIN-woRM SYRUP. Purely veg
etable; sure death to all worms; valuable catharc
and beneficial to health Warranted. Price reduced to
81 cts per bottle. GEO. G. GOODWIN a CO.,
Rna
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Pretty styles in bopnets and hats at Roche's
Everything new and desirable in the millinery line
lSS Main street, old No. 80.
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DIED
In Shrewsbury April "a, Harry Hubbard, aged 76 yrs
10 mos l6 days.
Funeral Friday forenoon at IL O'Clock at his late resi-
dencc. Relatives and friends invited TO attend
In Lancaster April 23 Elizabeth II, youngest daughter
of Jacob Fisher.
Funeral from the brick church, on Friday 26th al 2
O'Clock p. NJ Friends and relatives invited.
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hen dali S Banister will sell personal property at
c. C. Moore's store in Northboro this afternoon at
2 O'Clock.
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sckly children. -
KINGSLEY'S IRON and MANDRAKE PILLS are
the best Pills for the cure of Indigestion Liver Com
plants, Janndice, Headache, stomach Ais COnsipa-
ton, and all Diseases arising from torpid state of inc
Bowels Two Pills equal TO bottle of Congress Water.
Sold 9y p. G. SKINNER 4 son,
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The finest assortment of gents neck wSar in the
city at Day s Rartwel's. opposite Mechanics hall.
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Call at $. II. Leland Is Cos sud exsmiue the
splendid Mason & Hamlin organ bought for the
Mission Chapel II is one Of the best ever tried
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THE TROTTING STALLION
"CLIFFORD."


first class STOCK HORSE Is fve years old stands
heen AM half hands high weigh 10 BIS. is pos
seed OF hne temper per Get trOtng action and gr
endurance He Is colt OF the greatest Of tr0tng
kyslykes Hambletonian." the of Dexter, George
Wilkes Brunette and Bruno, Daniel Il )ne Lady
Augusta, Startle Socrat S, Abtldeen, Happy Medium,
and the grandsire of Goldsmith Maid.
Terms; For the season, 49, 10 Warrant S35
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marble Top Black Walnut Chamber Set
BY B. W. ABBOTT. Auctioneer
Office No. Central Exchange
RESIDENCE ON SYCA.
~ MORE STREET
BY AUCTION.
NEW FRENCH ROOF HOUSE,

Situated on Sycamore street. short distance from Main
street, containing ten finished rooms, besides the attic
city water, piped for gas set bowls bath ROOM water
closets, furnace GENE tied cellar The above butex-
preSsy for the subscriber by day work and thorough
manner Also good stable suitable for two horses and
some carriages. SEQ down. Lot 5000 feet Term at
sale. W e. TURNER
APPS dts b. W. ABBOTT AuctiOneer
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The new Opera Hat at Day & Hartwelrs, s2l
Main street
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AMERICAN BUTTON HOLE SEWING MACHINE

does all Kinds Of stitching, works button holes and srs
ouer and II you want a Sewing Machine he surs
ana examine these before purchasing elsewhere
1. III. sTOCKWELL,
d9Ihtf 33l MAIN STREET,
FOR SALE-State and County Rights Of a
n hrst class Patent necessary article needed in 80.
cry household, school, and ONCE; large profits Also
Wanted $500 for one two years al mir rate Of Inter
est Apply OF address, to H. NJ. ~. Front Street Ex-
ehuhsc, noIces.er' datf apps
OWNERS AND KEEPERS OF DOGS
" Are reminded that all licenses TO keep dogs EMPIRE
on the 3Oth Inst All parso licensing their dogs can
retain their ii applied i6r on or before
the first day OF May next SAMUEL, SMITH
WoFces r, Apur25 1872. dtmy5 City Clerk
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A man will die fer want of air in Ave
minutes, for want Of sleep in ten dsys.
tor, want Of water in 9, week, for want Of
food at varying Intervals. depending on
constitution. habits of life, and tho cir
cumstances OF the occasion.
Cincinnati Times.
And for want Of brains some time or
other; except in Cincinnati.
The st. Louis Globe says: "Remem-
Der the poor, and when you have your
coal thrown into the collar leave q few
nubblns on the sidewalk for the gather
ers. Conscience will reward you for the
act, and the gatherer will drink to your
health when be trades off bis load for a
glass of beer"
Jeffry Miles, colored, was struck upon
the forehead on Saturday night. in
Charleston, by another colored man, and
seriously. probably mortally wounded.
The wound, inflicted by hatchet is
Just above the eye. three inches in
length, and penetrates directly to the
brain.
The old hand fire engine. known as
the "Vigilant." OF Wilmington, N. O..
was sold by the city authorities to com.
mittee OF gentlemen from Florence. 8.
o., who have purchased her aorthe use
OF ire company in that place. The
engine was started for its5destination
last night.
SUDDRs DEATH. Allen Robert
son, highly respected merchant of
Lancaster. died very suddenly from dis.
ease OF the heart, at that place, on Sa-
turday last. MIR. r. at one time repre-
ssnsed York, his native County, in the
Legislature. -
Rhode leland now disposes of petty
offenders by exiling them from the State.
The process is prompt and inexpensiye.
The victim Is merely taken to the court.
house .d00F aud kioked by the sheriI.
he allghts either in: Connecticut or the
ocean. .: ir. tI. ~
Some Of the citizens Of Rochester have
employed q man named Munday to make
bust OF Fred Douglass. Where Mum
day Is to procure lump of charcoal
iarge enough for the business isa mys.
terry.
The clubhouse and contents of Mr.. P.
X. Paulding on Brag's Island, Beaufort
County, was destroyed on the 11th ult..
ny one of the hands lighting q match.
Loss about 50, 900.
Marion White while engaged in dis;
charging the Manhattan in Charleston,
On Saturday, got his right leg broken.
He was doing we'll yesterday.
Captain George e. Mcmillan, of the
steamer City Point, died q few days ago
in Florida.
Denver, Colorado, is gazing through
her spectacles at pure silver lodes fifty
feet wide and four miles long.
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Inaugural Address.

GENTLEMEN of tho House of Representa-
" tiyes ana mombcrs Of tho Senate: After
listening 10 tho above Grafton, ii you wish to
indulge in real luxury, call at tho eign OF
tho INDIAN GIRL" Columbia Hotel block;
for there you can find domestic and Havana
CIGARS-in rrico, to suit the man OF limited
means or heavy fnancier; in flavor, to suit
the raw recruit or old veteran smoker; in
size, to suit the young sport or fastidious
maiden. Dec 3
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MARRIED

yember, Rev. VIM. ID. MOOD, of. the South
Carolina Annual Conference, and Miss at. E
GREGORY, daughter Of ". 8. Gregory, Eco.
OF Union County, South Carolina.
At Anderson Court House, g. c., November
~, !S72, Mr.. 8: II. PROVOST, o: Charleston,
8. O., to Miss PALLIE MoCULLY.
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Proposals.

CITY CLEnK's OFFICE,
COLUMBIA. December 2, 1879
DROPOSALS will be received at this Office
L for all material, IRON, BRICK, LUM-
BER. &c, the debris OF tho new Market, on
Assembly street. Parties desiring suoh m a.
tcrial will do well to examine the same.
Dec3 CHAS. DARNUM, CITY Clerk,
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Funeral Invitation.
The relatives and friends OF Mr. and Mrs.
JOHN II. KOHLER ere invited to attend the
funeral OF their eldest SON, at the Lutheran
Church, at 10 o'clock THIS MORNING.
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The Southern Celt:

AN IRIsH-AMERICAN. REPUBLICAN
"a NEWsPAPER,d devoted to the cause OF
universal liberty. Tho only Celtic American
journal published id the South. Price, So so
every Saturday, aud contains a digest OF the
latest Irish and American news. carefully pre-.
pared, with sketches. tales and editorials on
the events of the day. JA9. BRENNAN,
Editor and Proprietor
Address ''SOU THERN OELT," Charleston,
g. @. .'t'i --i Dec
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Notice,

SUBSCRIBERS to Stock In tho Union
- Savings Bank are hereby notified that the
SIXTH (6th) INSTALLMENT OF STOCK is
duo and payable on or before the 5th instant.
Attention is called to the fifth section OF the
charter. G.. NJ. WALKER, Cashier.
Doc 8
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Overseer of the Poor.

A PrLICANTS for this position will present
n themselves, for examination, before the
Committee appointed by tho City Council for
that purpose. at tho rooms Of tho Chairman,
on TUEsDAY, December G, at 10 o'clock A. NJ
L. G. CARPENTER,
Dec 8 Chairman Com OF Examination
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Estate Sale.
Estate Sale.
BY sEIBELs & EZELL, Auctioneers.

WILL be sold, on TUESDAY MORNING. the
30 OF December. at 10 o'clock, in front of the
Columbia Hotel, tho following described
property: .-..
:. The large and valuable HOTEL, situated on
Richardson street, known as the COLUMBIA
One nnimproved Lot, situated on Richard.
son street, East side, between Lady and Ger
vais streets.
between Laurel and Nichland streets.
one Lot, situated on Assembly street, East
side, between Plain and Taylor streets.
ono Lot on the Southwest corner of Ger.
vais and Pulaski streets. +.
One a4uare OF Land containing four acres,
ana bounded by Assembly, Gates, Indigo and
Tobacco streets. ''N
MARSHALL, Columbia, g. O.. Purchasers to
pay for papers. ...' mi '-1H:
CHARLES o. MARSHALL,
Nov +3tu4 J. KINSLER DAVIS.
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ORDER OF EXERCISES
AT
Inauguration of Governor Elect,


AT
Inauguration of Governor Elect.
I AT P. NJ. the two Houses will meet in
Is joint ASSEMBLY, and bs called TO order .by
tho Preaident Of the Senate.
2. Prayer by Rev. f. ]. Adams.
j. Introduction OF the Governor elect by
President Of the Senate.
4. Inaugural. .G.r
5. Oath administered by Chief Justice to
the. Governor elect and to the Lieutenant.
Governor elect,
G. Joint assembly dissolved.
Tickets OF admission furpishe ed by the Conn
| mitte0 OF Arrangements.
The Committee also resolved to invite the
judges OF the United States and State Courts
now in Columbia, and State officers, 10 witness
''n'D':3sg JOHN N Z. 2.ts S3hkEs. II ssas.''
Chairman Committee House Of Reps.
JAMES F. GRtENE. Secretary. Dec31
Sawed Cypress Shingles,
NE superior quality. and finish. can now be
" Furnished in any desired quantity on ap.
plication to us.
They are more DURABLE and are CHEAPER
than any shingls now in use; and. besides
giving a finished look to roofs constructed
with them. they make roof perfectly free
from leaks.
They viii ne shipped in any desired quan.
will be found very convenient to parties in
the country desiring to build. They are
neatly packed for shipment.
We refer to the following parties who have
used them:
Clark Waripg. Esq. Childs, Johnston &
Palmer. pr. Ge6. s. Irrelevant, the teetry Of
Trinity Church, Columbia, and Cover, Cox &
Markely. Greenville, 8. @.
IMcMA6TER, MONTEITH & ROATH,
Office in Law Rauge. Columbia, s. G.
a Abbeyille Banner, Newberry Herald,
copy once and send bill. Docs limo
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To Contractors

10 ConLractOfs. Hi'
OFFICE BOARD COUNTY OoMh1ssroNERs,
y ihRLtHIAND COUNT.
CoppNBIA, December 3, 1879.
DROPOSALS for building Court House
Il. for Richland County are invited by tho
undersigned. Plans and specifications can
be seen at the of1ioe OF B.. e. b. Hevetson.
Architect: All bids will be-. opened on
WEDNESDAY. December: II. 1872. At Il NJ,
when the contract Will be- awarded 10 the
lowest responsible bidder The Commission
ere reserve the right to reject any and all
bids. = 81. NJ. WESTON, Chairman,
~ W. II. HAYNE, -
URIAH PORTEE,, '..-
Dec 8 Il Board County Commissioners.
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-A.uct1on sa,lem-
Furniture Sale.
D4 Dr6s PKIXGIVO +6k SONS.

THIS lTuesd.yl MORNING. the Sd in,t,n.
ofo'elook, at our Auction r. Hoom". ns.a1s Ws
Ti p9attiyoly oell the following CHOICE and
aSSs'.!.ble aS'. furniture. belonging TO respect
sHftn%Mliy Efe tfnn%liy DECLINING housekeeping:
SMI.rbie-toP side-board, Wardrobes. Vei1et
Soias and Tete-a-Tetes, Csrs-seat Chsfrs,
tenson 4sSsa T,sh G.1sS Large Aors
three-ply Carpets. large OH cioth Etanarns une
Hat Racks, Mattresses, Wash-stsndss f,ns
Seoretary and Bookcases, new Cook;no
sios. stove1 GloSHEs Soss ralos na Window
Cottage Furniture. Condition. css% se' OF me
Dec 8
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Gas-Light Bills for November

Uas-LlgHC blIls lot N0Vember.
NONSUMERS will find notice of amour,
~ due at the Post Oflicc. promptness will
greatly oblige the Secretary. Tho fiscal year
ending on 1st instant requires the Secretary
to make his annual statement to the meeting
OF Stockholders. per cent. will be deduct cd
from all bills paid within fiyo days H. ON date
Defaultcrs will be reported.
Sec'y and Treas. Columbia Gas.Licht CO.
Dec 8 o
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Apples! Apples!
m BARRELS OF fne NORTHERN AP.
~ PILES, just received. which I will sell
low for Dash. J. D. BATEMAN, Agont.
Dac3 Columba Ies House;
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A New Candidate for Senator in the
Field.
SAMUEL T. POINIEB, Chisi Supervisor OF
Elections for this State, is announced as a
candidate for United States Senator, and has
the assurance Of the support of his numerous
friends in the Legislature. - Dec3
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Wanted,

wanted,
Ki 1.Fentieman, BOARD III genieoi ia
- miiy or private boarding House Ad-
ursss >: Il. NJ, Room 2a, Nickerson House.
Dec 8 a.
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Empty-The Lancaster iail.
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privilege, aud recommends q modifica-
ton OF its existing evils. He also recon-
raends the adoption by Congress o! the
best method OF acquiring title to ell te!e-
graphic lines now IN operation, and oon-
Meeting that service with the postal SER
vice. 1t is not probable that the subject
can receive proper consideration at this
session, bnt he thinks tho movement
might be initiated, 80 that futuro action
may be had. fair to the Government and
the private parties concerned. He calls
attention to the alarming falling off in
the American carrying trade, and SAYS
that yearly expenditure Of SIS, 1000, 600
for the next five years to restore that
trade, would be profitable investment.
NeferriDg to the Ku Kiux outrages, the
President expresses his conviction that
the time is not far distant whom the OBJ
vlous advantages of good order and
peace will induce an Abandonment OF all
such combinations. and when it will be
unnecessary to carry on prosecutions or
to !n1llct punishment in order to protect
citizens from tho lawless doings of such
combinations. He makes suggestions in
regard to tho Indians, that they shall all
be confined to the territory South Of
Kansas, and that farms be secured to
them in fee and in severalty.
lie recommends that further census
he taken In 1875. but that no reappor-
ion,ment OF members of Congress bo
made under it. In only one of the Ter
rltorles (Utah) is the condition of affairs
regarded by the President as unsatisfac-
tory: 1t had seemed to bo tho policy of
the Utah Legislature to evade oil res,,on-
siollity to the Government Of the United
States, and even to hold position hos
tile to 1t: He recommends q careful re.
vision OF the present laws, and the On.
actmont OF laws that will secure peace,
the equality of oil citizens before the
law, aud tho ultimate extinguishnent OF
poiygamy. He recommends an appro.
prlation to reimburse tho city of Wash.
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A'J 6oh.Iotnous 1os. 1ne COOSofVO-
tive caucus, this evening, mado no nomi-
nation. General Scales had plurality.
The friends OF Vance aud Merrimou have
withdrawn them.
CiiAHI.EsEos, December 9. - The
| Charleston Exchange was opened for
business today. under its new oonstitu-
tion, and in it's new building. A board
OF directors, chiefly composed of leading
cotton merchants, with William Ravenel
as President, was elected. The Ex.
change will include in its operations
transactions in cotton for future deli.
very.
| MONTGOMERY, Ala, December a.
Owing to the death of Whitfield, Con
servntive member from Tuscaloosa, the
Capitol bodies adjourned to 10 O'Clock
tomorrow. The other body did nothing.
Spencer hns been nominated by the Re
pub!lcans, and will probably receive q
majority OF the votes cast by the Court
House body. The Conservatives met in
caucus tonight, and will probably no ni
nate q candidate.
NEW YORK, December 2-Elaboratt
preparations arc being made for Gree
iey's funeral on Wednesday. Miss Kel
iiogg and other lending singers hayo 70
lunteered for choir at DIR, Chapin',
Church. which is draped in mourning
All tho vessels in the harbor have thei
flags at half mast. The following gen
tlemen have been named as a guard 0
honor ovor the remains: John a. Dix
VIM. T.. Havomeyer, Tharlow Weed
Geo. W. Varean, ". Butler Duncan, A
L. Stewart, Abraham r. Lawrence, Ho
ratio Seymour, VIM. j. Hoppin, Wm
Cullen Bryant. Henry NJ. Nicoli, Peto
Cooper, w. B. Aster. John McKeen
Samuel j. Tildcn, Shepard Knapp, JOIN
I. Hoffman, il. Oakey Hail, Moses II
Grinnell, Chas. O'Conor. Emil Sauer
Augustus Schell, WIN. NJ. Eyarts, G. L
Daily and Wm. @. Prince.
The following letter has beon issuel
by the National Democratic Committee
The National Democratic Committee IL
not regard it as within the scope of tn