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TRIFLEs BY TELEGRAPH

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al Essnsx,,IIe A. is to have a mammoth
rolling mill. IN eh,.
sixteen inches of snow fell IN cnl-
cago yesterday. 49,.
.,sda its appearance in Chicago yes
terdRy- sol.
ehoclks OF earthquake were lel'
....'ssT7aut .sa,.,5 Central Germany al lnUef'
..sIs saissE during Wednesday night.
qhers are strong rumoEs q 3 naoaJ. ..,s;,
ment to declare Maxine eolls
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SPAN sH PoLITENEss.
Courtesy Of . spanish Omoer TO Foreign
COmsaIs.

CouFfe cay Of . spanish OmeeE 20 Foreign
COns9ls.
KEY WEST, March There is
much excitement at Mstanzss, Cuba,
among foreigners owing TO the fact
that on the occasion Of the visit OF
the Grand Duke Alexis TO that place
ali foreign consuls we're ignored and
were not invited to participate in the
procession nor TO attend the banquet.
This discourtesy was caused by Don
I,enor Leon Crespo, municipal alcalde
ordinario, who has personal m-wlu
against some of the consuls, and he
prevailed on General Burril to ig-
more the consuls altogether. The
American consul was the only one
that hoisted his flag although he was
treated with the same disregard as
the rest.
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The To:aERs.

strikes AzsHR the English SILK Heas
Vers ans Coal MtneEH.
LONDON, March 1.-THE operatives
in the silk factories OF Leek, in Stafford
shire. TO the number of $500, have
been locked out for refusing to accept
terns offered them by the masters.
Tihis throws third of the towns pop
uIation out Of work.
Fifteen hundred coal miners Of Sea-
kana. la county Durham, are on a
strike fox higher wages.
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MOBILE.
SAVANNAH.
FUNERAL NOTICE.

sMITH-The members OF the Board OF Edu-
cation Of the Memphis City Schools are re-
quested 20 meet this CFRIDAYI afternoon. sih
inst, at o'clock, at this once, for the puT-
pose of attending, a. a body, the funeral OF
the late Hon. T. r. sNITH, the former Prssi-
dent OF the Board. By order OF the President
JIG. CAIREE, Secretary.
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southera-Nade cotfa1 eoods.

OsNABUR0H, BROWN 5HEETING AND
~ SURFING, standard weight, mauufao-
sfured OF the best cotton, at fTettsV1lle. Ala.
Furnished 70 the tTsda Is New YORK pFfo1s
tfrom 70 lo0 -. Cali and examine aarnDleE.
fea q. ". TRUHa Ri E2 FRONT =.
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quiet; tierce, 95l0g5<c; ksg, 15<e. Sugar
dull; common, 71<c; fair, SIC; choice,
101<c. Molasses dull iern snti-g m.
mon, 40c; fair, 49,; prime, 50t952c; prime,
non -farnnsnting, 65es Whisky dull recti-
fsd, 9Oc0Sl. C0ffse, 20GZ%e.
MOBILE.
MoBILK, March THE cotton market
is dull, and buyers and sellers are
apart; middling, 2IZc. Net receipts, lis
bales; ex ports coast wise, 900 bales; sales,
500 bales; stock, So. 637 bales.
SAVANNAH.
SAVANNAH, March THE cotton mar
ket is quiet, and buyers and sellers
are apart; middling, 2i5s@2IZc. Net
receipts, $50 bales; exporta-to the con-
tinent, 400 bales; cosstwise, 81 bales; sales,
450 bales; stock, 7,l1S bales.
CHARLESTON.
CHARLESTON, March THE cotton
market is dull; middling, 23c. Net
receipts, 5s3 bales; sales, SO bales; stock,
"a 487 bales.
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ApOl1lonAL MARkE1s By rELEsaapN,

[sKE rHIRD PAGz FoR GENERAL REPoRT.l
NEW ORLEANs-MONEY.
NEW ORLEANS, March 7.--stsrling bank
exchange, 1205< sight, par. Gold, 1l0x.
NEW ORLEANS-C0TTON.
NEW OHLHANs, March 7.--Cotton IL
easy. Sales, 1000 bales good Ordi-
nary, 2lc; low midddling, 21Ho mid
ding, 221<o. Receipts, soc bales; ex-
ports-to Liverpool, 8776 bales; to Cron-
atadt, 1859 bales; cosstwise, $3.50 bales.
NEW ORLEANS--PRODUCE.
New ORLRANs. March 7.-Fiour quiet:
superfine, 90 so; Xxx, 81 90; xxx, S8 rs.
Corn has advanced; mixed, 85c; white,
900. 0ats scarce st 60c. Bran, 81 go. Hay
scarce prime, $50; choice. s84. Pork dull;
meas, R18 rs. Bacon quiet ct 6071<081<d.
hama, sngareursd, 1lx9l2o. Lard
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THE BOND ROBBERS.
Ths lIsssoaEf Bond ManipaIat0rs ;
fug tR,a EEalfaF RFau.

The Msss0sEf Bond MAnipaIators Feei-
ting the Halter DEaw.
ST. LOUIS, March 7.-Ladue and
Nichols, OF the Cass county bond
ring, left for Pleasant Hill to-day, in
charge OF Sheriff Bryant. James
Cline, another Of the ring, who Is
supposed to have the missing fifty
three bonds, was arrested to-day at
Parsons, Kansas, on the border Of the
Indian territory. A. Hinchman, who
accompanies Sheriff Bryant, will stop
of st Jefferson City to procure a re-
0uisition from Governor Brown to
proceed to Parsons, and bring Cline
hack to CRss county,
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TO THE PUBLIC.

T WOULD respectfully inform my friends
i and the public in general that am now
prepared TO aBBist them In the recovery OF
stolen OF Htrayed stock, or any other proper.
ty that they may have lost, has ing qualified
a. Deputy Sheriff Of Shelby county and given
the required bond. am now ready and Will.
ing 70 assist the public In the future as IL IL
ell known that have done II In the past.
MATT SHELBY
mh7 Deputy sheriff OF shelby County.
sealed Proposals
WILL be received. at the Chamber Of Com.
w merea, Memphis, until the leth inst,
for grading, gravektnE, bridging and laying
the stone foundRtton OF the road. bed for one
mile OF the Shelby County Turnpika, COM
mencing at MoLlezn avenue, and thence run.
ming east for said one mile Specifications
will be made known Dy application to H. a. !.
MONTGOMERY. Superintendent of the road.
March 8, 1872. : --'' : - TLsdSsr l1rSaSu cony.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
MISSOURI STATE LOTTERY.

MORNING CHASING. II8.
56, 16, IA, 80, 8, AZ, 81, AZ, 2, 4s, 1, 80, u.
EVENING CHASING, ia.
Il, 80, 45, "a, II, So, 25, 54, Is, 46, 20, 2,
Lotteries drawn sB1cs daily. Prizes nom
sl60 70 s59.Gg0 paid IN money by J. e.
RANCE, sgt, 80 North Court Sc. Box lA7
Eelnpbi5, Tenn, ?. o. HURRAY, HILLER
& CO., Managers. St. Louis. 40.
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MAS0NIC N0TICE.

MASONIC notice.
THE STATED communication of q
Z South Memphis Lodge No.. us viii W
be held this (FRlDAY) evening, Sth/VN
instant, at O'Clock, for dispatch OF business
All q. MS. are fraternally invited.
By order A. J. WHEEL zR, ". N.
]. HARYEY MATHEs. RaeretarY. mt8
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QUARLEs, PERRIN & Co., arc now
Offering a new aud beautiful Fall and
Winter stock which has been pur
chased by Mr.. Quarles in the North
ern markets, aud which they will sell
at the lowest figures. The attention
of the ladies is called to a largo lot o.
dress goods, which cannot fail tc
please in style, quality and price
Read and examine their list Of silk;
and brocades, and alpaccas, and white
and fancy goods, and shawls and
shoes Of the most approved patterns
Tho gentlemen will find everything
in the way Of cloths and rcady-made
clothing. and furnishing goods te
please. They offer also full stock
of groceries of the best quality, and
plantation supplies. They will buy
or make liberal advances on cotton
shipped. These gentlemen are liberal
dealers both in buying and selling
and with full stocks and ample means
can make it to the interests of their
customers to give them a call. We
advise our readers to do so.
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MEssRs. NELSON & CANNON are
now offering q new and select stock
of Fall and Winter goods, compris
ing a full assortment of dress and
staple goods, ready-made clothing and
geptl,men's furnishing goods. They
call especial attention to their hand
some shoes, manufactured at Marys
vile, Tenn, and which they guaran
tee as superior article. In connec
ton with their dry goods department.
they havc opened full stock of gro
ceries and plantation supplies to
which they invite the attention OF
their friends. They solicit custom
and are confident Of their ability to
please, both in price and quality.
They will sell low for cash, and our
friends will find them liberal business
men. Call and examine.
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EI~ Lee & Parker are Offering q
large lot of chap envelopes.

THE OCTOBER ELEcTIoNs.-The
October elections arc to be held a.
follows: ...... -.
October 2-Georgia. Governor ant
Legislature.
October 9-Pennsylvania; Cover
nor, Legislature and Congressman.
October 9-Ohio; Secretary O.
State and Congressman.
October 8-Indiana; Governor
Legislature, and Congressman.
October s-Nebraska; Governor
Legislature, and Congressman.
October S-Dakota; Delegate in
Congress.
October s-District of Columbia
Delegate in Congress.
October 16-South Carolina; Gov
ernor, Legislature, and Congressman
October "a West Virginia Con
gressmen.
Iowa does not in Presidential years
hold an October election. Georgia
which elects Governor, &c, October 2
will elect Congressman November 5
The West Virginia election, October
"a, is by some held to have been fore
stalled by the election of August %
and Congress will have to settle il
upon the claim of rival delegations.
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DTPRE & SMITH have just opened
some seven thousand dollars worth Of
choice family groceries, which have
been selected with great care by both
the partners in the Northern markets
and which having been bought for
cash, they will sell low. Their steck
comprises eighty barrels Of choice
-four. with bacon, lard, hams, sugar,
molasscs, syrups aud every article of
the kind, Of the best qualities: They
offer also q varied assortment of con-
fectionery, and fancy groceries, and a
full stock of boots and shoes, and do
mestic goods. They will also pay the
highest prices for cotton. These gen
tlemen have had o wide business ex-
perience, and have both the will and
tho ability to give satisfaction. They
solicit only q trial at the hands OF
their friends. Give them a call.
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JAMES G. BAILIE & BROTHER, 2O5
BROAD STREET, AUGUSTA, Gave
call attention to the advertisement OF
these well-known dealers in carpets
curtains and groceries. They have
been long established in the city.
keep always full stocks and have o
reputation for fair and liberal dealing
Our friends cannot patronize better
house. They will be sure to get the
article they want at low prices. BE
sure to give them a call when visiting
the city.
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A. M. HILL & Co.-This new firm
is now offering a choice lot of gro
ceries, provisions and liquors, at the
late stand of Trowbridge g. Co., on
Granite Range, to which they in.
vite the attention of their friends
and customers. The goods are all
new, and Of the best brands, and
have been selected with care in
Northern markets, by Mr.. W. I.
Branch, a member of the firm.
The gentlemen composing the firm
are well known to our people as
men of character and business Ca
pacity, and can make it to the in
terest of their friends to patronize
them. Call and look through their
stock, and we have no doubt that
the visit will be mutually y agreeable
and advantageous.
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The CROPS OF THE LOwNDESv1LLE
VICINITY. Our friend Mr.. J. G. John
son informs us that the cotton crops
of the Lowndesville section have
been very much cut off by the
drought, and will probably not ex.
ceed half crop. The cotton upon
uplands is nearly all open, and the
next picking will pretty much clear
the fields. The heavy rains of Sat
urday night did much injury to the
open cotton.
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In the "True Republican" Con-
vention of Charleston, the follow
ing nominations have been made
Sheritf-C. G. Bowen.
Clerk of Court A. G. Rich
mond.
Probate Judge-George Buist.
Coroner-Aaron Logan, colored.
School Commissioner = B. II.
Hoyt.
State senator-Wm. R. Jervey,
|~oleered. erped.
Laughin, GG2GmmissjonsrSIM: GGIeaoMj ne H Miomn. NM
son and John Bonum,~saiored
Representatives,. J. Anas] +
F. Greene, O. R. Levy, 1;motb1 y
Hurley and James Brennan, w.
and Edward Petty, Richard Bryan
Isaac Prioleau, Julius Tingmah
G. f. North, John Vanderpool, A
P. Ford, r. W. Turner, W. A
Grant, A. A. Boseman, j. }. Grant
N. T. Spencer, R. 3. Artson, color
ed.
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WALLER & BROTHER, GREENWOOD.
call upon their patrons to remember
that accounts for goods sold during
the year are now due, and ought to be
paid, 4 whether the price of cotton be
high or low. Tho senior is now in
New York purchasing the largest and
finest assortment Of general merchan
disc, which they havo ever offered
and which they propose to sell low
They will also pay the highest cash
prices for cotton. They are gentle,
men of character and reliability who
mean what they say, and who will
make it to the interest of their Gus
toners. to give them call.
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Secretary Of the State Agricultural
Society. The horses have been
purchased by Col. Aiken and Maj
j. K. Vance, of'Cokesbury, !. during
a trip to Canada made for that pur.
pose, and, in addition to netting 8
handsome profit to the enterprising
importers, it is believed that the
venture will result in the material
improvement of the stock of South
Carolina horses.-Charleston Nea0s.
18th.
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ELECTIONS OF 1S72.-We have re-
ceived a copy of the order of Judge
Bond, recommending Samuel T. Poi
neer, U. S. Commissioner, to be Chief
Superintendent Of Elections in the
h'-t"irt of South Carolina, and desig-
mating 1uoso II to discharge the
duties arising under tn~-..+ Of Con.
gress of May 81, 1870.
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New FrDN New GooDs. - MIR,

New FIRM, New GooDs. - Mr.
W. Rosenburg is now opening all
entire new stock of Fall and Win
ter goods at the Dendy Corner
This stock comprises a choice Sc.
lection of dry goods, groceries, and
a large stock Of jewelry. He solicltS
a call from the public, and viii
guarantee satisfaction in price and
quality. Call, examine, and judge
for yourselves. With his motto 0:
"quick sales aud small prophets,
Mr.. R. offers bargains to the public
The Chester Reporter makes the
following complimentary notice:
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na- The Junior on q recent visit tt
Augusta had the pleasure of meeting
our former townsman, DR.. VIM. g
Wardlaw, and was grati6ed to fine
that he is properly appreciated, and
is now in full practice, and bids fair te
attain emincnco. DR.. Wardlaw is 8
skilIful dentist, and is but reaping the
well-earned fruits Of industry and
skill in his profession. Success at
tend him.
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Consignees.
The following named persons have

The following named persons have
freight in the Depot:
Bradley & J, J E Calhoun, EW Craw-
ford & Co., Clayton & NJ, G Langlow,
E Edwards, w Gorden, Heard Bros.
Hemphill g. Co., D J Jordan, 7 ] Lo-
max, J e Lyon, Lee & Wilson, S c
Link, w H N1attox, S R Morrah, E No
BILE, II C Perrin, r Quarles, A T Robert
ssh, J T Robertson, r c Robinson, NJ
Speer, J B Scott. w A Wardlaw, Jas.
Wright.
J. W. MARSHALL,
Agent.
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II. BRANDT, 324 BROAD STREET,
AUGUSTA, GA.-We direct attention
to the card Of this gentleman, whole
sale dealer in boots, shoes, hats,
trunks, valises, &C. He is reliable
business man, ann keeps good stock
of the best goods in his line. Our
friends wanting a good article at low
prices should give him call.
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G. SroEpEL, Matchmaker, 221
Broad street, Augusta, Ga, publishes
his card in another column and oul
friends visiting the city will do vel!
to give him a call. He is skillful
workman, and will guarantee salts
faction.
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S~ Our merchants are generally
back, and our stores are now assum.
ing the usual brill;ancy of the Fal
display. With good prices for cotton
we may expect a brisk Fall trade.
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RA1Ss.-On Saturday night last
we had heavy, washing rains here
and learn that they extended very
generally throughout the District
The rain was very much needed fol
turnips and other Fall crops
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= IMPORTATION OF BLooDED Stock.
Among the large cargo OF the
steamship Charleston, which arrived
here yesterday, was a lot of twenty
four horses, including several fine
blooded animals, imported from
Canada by Col. D. Wyatt Aiken
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DEATH OF DR.. R. A. ARCHER
Just as we are going to press, it be-
comes our painful duty to announce
the death of this we'll known and
highly esteemed citizen, after short
illness.
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pCo We had tho D1aas11ra

g1 We had the pleasure or
yesterday of greeting Mr.. Thos. A
Hayden, of the Greenville Moun-
aineer, who was on a flying 7isit tc
our town. Mr.. II. is a thorough
printer, versed in every department
of his business, and is withall &
pleasant gentleman. Our. best
wishes attend him.
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n~ Messrs. Mcdonald & Haddon
arc receiving their Fall stock, which
is much larger and more complete
than ever before. Give them call
if you Want your moneys worth
They sell for cash.
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The following persons have packages
in the Express office:
ia Wideman, P D Myzick, S S Ba'
kcr, A J Cauthen, Jno. Enrjght, M
Winestock, J Miller, J M Dodson, W
r Wedlock, w P Nelson.
e. V. HAMMOND,
AGENT.
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Ellison S. Keitt, Esq, of New
berry, has just returned from an
extensive Northern tour, aud brings
words Of good cheer relative to the
election Of Horace Greeley.
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FOR SHERIFF.

We are authorized to announce Mr..
ROBERT JONES, as a Candidate for
SHERIFF, of ABBEVILLE COUN-
TY, in the ensuing election.
ES~ am still the PEOPLES CAN
DIDATE FOR SHERIFF.
RORFRT JONES,
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PAY, YOUR DEBTS
AND " ss.lisi
SAVE. TROUBLE And COSTS. T !!

I0HN KNOX would inform his
U friends who are indebted to him,
either by note or account, to pay Of
once. as he is obliged to close his old
business.
He will buy Cotton from them and
pay the highest price for it, MORE
than than they can get anywhere
else. The claims against such,: who
refuse to do SO, will be placed in !, the
hands of his Attorney for collection,
which will enlarge the sum of their
debts. Therefore fail not to come,
and pay, AT LAWSON"S OLD
STAND, where you also can buy the
best
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Ew DR.. W. a. Limbecker, of Nine
ty-six, calls upon persons indebted to
come forward and settle, as he needs
money. Give heed to the notice.
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The OCTOBER TERM Of our Court
opens here on the third Monday,
the 21st inst.
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M4 On Tuesday of next week,
the 9th inst, comes off the State
elections, which are to decide the
Presidential campaign.
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mea. The cotton market has been
improving during the post few Gays.
A good article will bring 16 cents.
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The friends of Maj. JOHN B.
MOORE, of Anderson, announce him
as candidate for Solicitor of the
EIGHTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT at
ensuing election.
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nea. The many friends of w. Y.
DAVIS announce him as candidate
for the office of County Commissioner
at the next election.
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ours truly,
HARD LABOR,

The nights during the past few
days have been quite cool, and fires
have not been uncomfortable.
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For County Commissioner.

The friends of FRANKLIN BEAS-
LEY announce him as candidate for
COUNTY COMMISSIONER in the
ensuing election.
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a CARD.

w nounci5g to our many friends
and patrons in South Carolina, that
we are now prepared to open the
FALL TRADE with an average
Stock Of
x,000 BbIg. OF Flour,
STRICTLY GRADED AND GUAR
ANTEED TO GIVE SATISFAC-
TON. We will always sell at the
lowest market price. In addition
we will have on hand at all times,
AMPLE STOCK OF GRAIN and
other produce, and also be prepared
to fill orders fer all lines Of GROCER.
les, LIQUORS, &c.
Thanking the public for the liberal
5rrc.~enage heretofore bestowed and
neutrality-suspicious. of the same,
we are
| I,.,.1-
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For Solicitor Of 9Th Circuit.

The friends of VIM. H. PERRY,
Esq, of Greenville, announce him as a
candidate for reelection, as Solicitor of
the Sth Judicial Circuit at the ensuing
election.