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Passengers procuring tickets % this orhoe can
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burr.
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MashihRtop. d G..
ED. 3. 1OlkG, General Passenger Agent,
msrlo-ly Baltimore, Nd.
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BANKERS.

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The Turf, Field and Farm, after doing
Fisk fair justice. and bestowing little
sympathy on Stokes. says:
The lesson OF the startling tragedy is
plain. Society rests upon a moral basis,
and we must not openly defy morality
Successes not won in the field of honor.
IN time become mountains to ovsrwhelm
those who thus grasp success. The reli
glous sentiment helps to hold us to.
gether as people, and it will not be
we'll with US if we scof ut it. We mus,
walk righteously. soberly. and practice
the precepts Of honesty. This may
sound like sermon, but if james Fisk
aud Edward s. Stokes had walked as
Christian men walk, the one " onld no,
now sleep under the clay OF the Yer.
mont hills. and the other would not oc.
cupy prison cell, awaiting to be tried
for his life.
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FIRE.-We regret to learn Of the des-
trnotion of Mr.. Henry r. Murph's dwell.
hng-housc on the Spnrtanburg and
Uniou Ralr"ad, by Gre. Mt Q o'clock,
on the morning of tho 18Th inst. The
fire commenced in the cook room. which
was attached to the dwelling, and was
discovered before the flames had made
much progress, hut owing to the moon
venience OF procuring wuter. it was i'm
possible to qne;lch the fire. Only n
small portion OF the furniture was aaved
THE loss is ess.,nnted ut from 900 to
1000. Caro- im Spartan.
The Roman CIthoi.:s Of Boaton, want
ing more money for tho completion of
their iinr cathedral, held IL fair The other
day. The financial report Of which shows
Total recruits $40 6l3; expenditures
S., 974; net SGl G2J.
a me"', clean, fresh-aired, sweet,
c'ecrfnl, well arranged house, exerts q
moini i"fihencr over liz inmates.
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FIRES IN GOOSE CReEK.-The woods in
the vicinity of Goose Creek have been on
hre for the past week and better, and
several farm houses have been destroyed
On Friday. the house belonging to Alr.
james Armstrong, about twelve miles
from Charleston, was burnt down; also,
IN the week, another adjoining, belong
ing to MIR. M. b. Wilbur. and still an-
other on place lower down. The whole
injury sustained is due to the careless
habit OF setting fire to the woods to
clean the fields OF dead grasses.
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charged 81 AS&A3 Sr,isss,4 or by
means oG9lheyabesaeps pe Ess3nnipts Inn
posed on sleh Ouuee espA By 3esf3aIs: ,Se.
conds whether th6 6idmstcH With 4dreeirn,
nAti9lSB Aud 0H thb,, 'yS6sstS ana 1asesif99: :oi
the u6itsd Statss, q osf 81 any .;,ors tisefsof.
@as enbiectsd >anEoppyeaslyaof illegal
requirements or restraints under color
OF quarantine, health or. other tlawG Or
customs Of any State; third third, *hs:hsT,s Ct
any ports OF the United States American
seamea OF, foreigh- imigrahta arriving
thereat are subjected to wrongs Or de-
privations. whlch require legislation
fourth.5 whether legislati ion ygorA. othti /
means is requisite to relieve, revive and
sustain the tonnsge and foreign, com
merce OF the United States; the commit
toe and subcommittee to have power to
send for persons and papers,sand to- sit
at such places as may bS con venient.
The resolution, which wss, reported
adopted, "
Probabilities-The baro % eter will con.
tinue rising on Wednesday East ,of the
Mississippi Valley, with continued 'oold
Westerly to Northerly winds. Clear and
pleasant weather very generally; the
winds over the Gulf States veering pos.
slbly to Easterly, with increased cloudi-
ness. sy4 u 81 ls5Atd .i-l s1ei
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How GIRLS May BE HRALrHY. q
girl. during the years from twelve to
eighteen, spend but one hour daily in
mental labor, taking mp one study ut q
time. walk another hour, labor ut some
agreeable employment three or four
honrs, read an hour, sleep all she wants
during the night. but never take day
tune maps" cut pluin. nourishiDg food,
mostly bread or boiled beef, und every
day indulge in all tue fan aud frolic
which her youthful spirits eau devise,
aud she will become healthy, happy aud
Intelligent. Then. from eighteen to
twenty-oDe, she m"y attend College, aud
will fad herself better able to carry off
prizes than the girls who have been al
ways ut school. But she will not huve
developed wiry, muscular strength equal
to the young men Of her own age, be-
cause nature has forbidden it. A girl is
provided from birth with more adipose
tissue than Il boy. not, ae some suppose,
to keep her warm, but to render her
muscles more juicy, soft and yielding
than his. The Investigations Of come
anRtomists hive also proved that her
body contains q much greater number Of
nerves. and that her arteriaI system. on
approaching wOmanhood, becomes more
lurgely developed than his. I, therefore,
cannot mt nll agree with the writer who
says, eve see no way ont of this difi
Gully but to commence with the cradle.
and educate girls ns nearly like boys ns
possible"
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The Monnngahela Republican pnb-
fishes the following: Our freud. James
NJ. Springer, Esq. Of Bellevcrnon. fills
f" somewhat curious position. He mar
ried couple ono day, sold them their
furniture the next, in short time after
wards visited the wife in her sickness.
attended her funeral as undertaken aud
the following Sabbath preached her funr-
raj sermon; aud in u short time married
the former husband to another lady, and
again sold them their furniture
The mocking birds in Mobile have
learned to initiate the whistle of the p,
lioenen. and very frequently deceive
those municipul scouts:
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1t is proverb in New York, TINT "a
S250, o0O man is never hangcd," and it is
said that Stokes is that sort of mnn. 1t
is great pity ho cant be induced to
place his money within reach Of the Ad.
ministraiion for about fifteen minutes,
for at the expiration of TINT time be
wonld be as hnngable ns tho veriest beg.
gar in the lund.
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FATALLY BURNT We regret to learn
that, on Tuesday morning last, littls
boy. nged about six years, son of Mr..
Ept'ng. living in the neighborhood of
Macedonia Church, near Pomariu, was
burnt to death. He had followed his
father to a piece OF new ground where
the hands were burning trash piles, and
while standing near one of the burning
heaps his clothes took fire, and before it
was discovered he was fatally burnt and
died almost Immediately.
Ne,o6erry Herald
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SPANISH MEN oF.WAR AT HAVANA -
Advices received ut tho War Departm mcnt
aro to the effect thst another Spanish
sh'p-of war arrived at Havana on tho
12th inst. From the nuinbcr Of troops
ana sh'ps-of-war concentrating there, it
Is evident the Spaniar.is intend to be
prepared for any emergency that may
arise.
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Asroht fl1ks 1ts I ANI oGx,1al5 1l55 .1oTsE ~ o
P: g Wi!ftsGS Green SiiIs; e.. Toster
aud a a: Hammstis Upion; 81 Davis
and =. Z. DePass3 e sKsrshaw, 4 ,Triai
Justices. iis k..r sy,'fi.se... ..sf-se 4Stts 4
iThs st. 1uis teportsfs dosadt.peii,nst
the Doke Alexis TO ;sipply sIiSs, 3rom :
chair. Not mueb. aThey write ;Aksf ;he
"untelescopes his immense form.
~ On % gate post oaf West ~ sitr .
Take warnih': No. tIscs, nor 1i{e{ i1snr.
ans. nora coin mosLesna; wanted here.'
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TEMPERANCE CELEBRATION. \.
Anniversary OF Ooiumbia bivisfon
No. q. q. or IT, =, q. = = = ,.s..!

Anniversary OF 0oiumbia bivisfoA
No. O, 8. Of II. = : &3l,sf, !.
The frst anniversary CT this Division vii
be celebrated TOMORROW (Thursd ayli
EVENING, January Is. 1879. The Division
will meet At their Hall. at 2 O'Clock precisely.
and will march to the Bsptist Church, whero
an Address will be delivered by Rev. J. P.
Smeizer. The public is respectfully invite d
to attend. At the conclusion OF the Address.
the procession will be reformed, ~kes che
Division will repair to their Hall and partako
OF Supper. Members can procure Tickets to
the Supper from either OF the undersigned.
JOHN A. ELKINs,
JAMES T. LYBRAND,
O. D. STANLEY,
JOHN F. SUrPuEN.
Jan 242 JAMES F. TROY.
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Palmetto Firemen's Fair.

THE Committee Of the Palmetto stssm
the ladies who 80 liberaiIy ofIsrSd "a bo,d ~ =
Fair In behalf Of the Company, are pieassd y,
announce to the public that the Fsir viiia bs
opened q Twins asll. on the night Of the
sented by Mrs. TIM Pollock. Mrs. r. q MOI
rison, Mrs John A: She'll. Mrs. Thos. Bcyne.
Mira Mary Brady. Mrs. 8. 8. McCully ana Mr.
3. Morrison. who will br p'aased to receive
contributions from all WELL xishers of the
PalmettOes. 1'ff
CoMnITTEE-O. F. jackson, ]. 8. Purse. ".
y. 10, stet, III. j.. Calnan, J. A. She'll. n. n.
n Kay. ": J: Heidt, William Morrison, T. a.
Pqrse F. J. Brown, T. N. Pollock. - :. s
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HIGHWAY ROBBERY AND ASSAULT AND
BATTERY WITH INTENT TO KIL1.-On last
Saturday night. Joseph Baxter, while on
his way home in the upper wards, met
two men whom he invited to drink with
him in the bar-room, at the corner of
King and Line streets. After they had
drank, and were moving out from the
bar, one Of the men (their names were
James Mcdonald and John McLurel
took up two pound weight and struck
him on the head. inflicting a blow that
put him at their mercy, when they
robbed him Of his wallet containing all
the greenbaoks he had, and left him to
take care Of himself. As soon as he was
able-on Monday-he lodged complaint
against the parties in Trial Justice
Mackey's Office, who had them before
him the same day. Tha case was ex-
amined into, end enough found in i. to
warrant him in sending them to Jail in
default of bail, for high way robbery and
assault and battery, and assault with in
tent to kill. to answer for their crime at
the next General Sessions.
charleston Courier.
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= AuGt1pSn @a1es,..@s :
6acon: n.as ASMders. 1 Han,; Re.o Orssan. b..so,
80 0"""' oo9s r'nsento, go. co.,
-s.s BY~DoC G.. PEIXOTTO Il Son. ~,
THIS tThursdayl MORNING. asth instsnE %
The above to close coisi8nments.
A One young saddle aud draft PONY %.
Resher with Mattresses, Feathers, Wool. kNs
GO. Oonditions cash. Sale positive. IAN a.
ByD,C.PEIxOTTO &sON. AuotioIiestS.
RY virtue OF s.power Of attorney 70. me- al
1--WE * recsed vii! sell at public auction, "a
Honsn UM'At IL tne 1sth instant, at the Exchanges
Al shs - 3 sTSSS Ss's9ti In TRADE ana yunn.
rS rCnE oa the Exchenge 'House, consisting az
Chairs, Tables, Cutlery, Crocker cry, Glass vetet
mSssj Ianors Cigars. Kitchen U.ensls:
.yanl4 y. 9: MoNTEITH, Attorney ip yscct.
Sale Of King Mountain Railroad. . /.
TrNstes. s. Wsss1sr ssss and AsbaIy eoSra
,company.-Foreesosur Of, Mortgage. - -
By II. q. DeI.EON.
pursuance OF hesterrns or n Mort oa.iSSsy
4 exeouted BY the 'kinR's Mountain tMssis
Tesa 5sss Company: on the 'd6thl day Of Maros.
granted, We will cell. at public anot;on -
u MChe%rleston. % g. O., on "WEDNESDAY. MaroS
a. Rroaa as!a st.s as Il O'clock at Faat bay sS1
The entire aRAIIRoAD of tho said cop,p... :
ny, r. Il including the bed and superstr uotSrss o1
non, the stations. station house. debota.
sssore'houses, st workshops, machinery md nx.
lures thereon, and al the engines aud rnlliu,S 8
stock. together with AL the rights, priviIesss
ana easement sem belonging or appertaining t.
Terms cash; purchAserA to pay for papars
y THEODORE d. WAGNER
ASBURY COWARD,
Saa l3 =. --Il .143!ee Trustees.
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MARRIED.

MARRIED, e ,g. h.
On the 2lst Instant. in The iw..b;n... =
Street Chapel. by Rev. Manning Brosn. Mr. H.
Z: HAMIL TON JOYNER to Misa MiRTzi
HOGAN, all Of this city. -1-'' .' .-sA"A- "a
50 Charleston papers plessa COPY.
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Acacia Lodge. No. "a, A. F.. II.
n THE Regular Communication of thi:
V\THlb {Fhursday) EVENING. At
O'Clock. BY order OF the ". M. - etffs ~
Jan 20 F. II. DkENEAN. in. RAssvl (
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Wanted to Rent.

Wanted to Rent, &i4
- A SMALL HOUSE. conEnInfuo S,,,.
G3f3 four to six rooms Poss ession 10 ha,
.At9 given on or before the 18th of Pebrusrv.
Send price. with PARTICULARS, under letter ss:H.s
TO this omce. Jan IS n
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Ti4 1as aH Bsa1 hat saAhaUaS sSAaa ,HSSs,1.;Th,
MeshiH s6H e6Ife essptsonrtd dsapst "a Il d New

che Rresident; and 81, bis E :notainstioD
ana election, are ttoIbled at some DIT
sspectsi Of the isituationy They begin co
realtze quite foroibly that the Opposition
to Gen. Grant ia both crystsllizihg and
organising. Everything points 70 the
probable acceptance & BY the Democrats
and sevenue, feiormes OF Lyman Trnm-
bnll, as the coalition candidate for the
Pres1depcy- Mr.. Trumbull's. senatorial
term expires nt1878, and itiis aupposed
that his succession will create such u
scrambloes to make q reelection uncer-
tain. The Grant managers admit that
the Illinois Senator would be one OF the
most. formidable of the candidates
against their r'favorite. Western railroad
interests. identified with the great lines
from Chicago Westward through Iowa to
Omaha. aud probably the Union Pacific
interest also, are hard at work, putting
one OF their attorneys. Hon. James r.
wilson. or Iowa, through his PAGES, 80
as to trot him out as Presidential can
didate before the Republican Conven.
tlon. Oakes Ames, Gen. Dodge, Mr..
Allison, Senator elect; the Chicago and
North western. Rock Island, Illinois Gen.
tral, Dubuque and Sioux City, aud other
Western roads, arc in the movement
The Western roads are more impatient
than the Pennsylvania King. Tom Scott,
appears to be, and are evidently strip.
ping for an entrance into She. political
arena. Other parties who are discon.
tented with the present incumbent are
confidently counting on several minor
divisions. The labor reform party are
sure to nominate Presidential candidntt g
when they nee: ut Columbus, Ohio,
early in February next. The Pacific
and Missouri. States will favor Mr..
Julian; the Middle and Southern States
will support some one ON the currency
planks Of their platform, as General
Ewing, of Ohio. or Governor Geary, of
Pennsylvania. The Eastern States will
not be largely represented there. though
wendell Phillips will lead q delegation
from Massachusetts. Besides this con-
vention, it Is declared that the temper
ance politicians will either unite with
the labor men. or, what is more likely,
nominate their own candidate. It il
predicted that the oolored vote will be
thoroughly discontented If Mr.. Summers
bill fails to pass, and may render only
lukewarm support, or even offer opposi-
ton to the Presidents denomination.
Besides these factions, a leading German
politician, who has just returned from
the West. and who il favorable to Grant,
declares Schurz has made great progress
In disaffecting the German Republicans.
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Jan "a 2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-31
SKETCH OF MIR. BUCKALEW.

Charles r. BUckaew, the gentleman selected
by the Democratic Convention Of Pennsylvania, yeser
day. for the position of Governor is man of the first
reputation not only in his State but throughout the
nation Born Columbia County. Penn, in 1921, and in
1913 was admitted to the practice of law before
the bar Of his native State He filed the Office of Dis
trct-Atorney for his county between 1876 and A. ana
in 1850 entered the State Senate where he remained for
six years. serving time a National Commissioner
to ratify O treaty with Paraguay. In 1857, he
served as Chairman OF the state Democratic
Committee, and appointed TO revise the Penal COde
of his State These positions relnquished to accept
the place Of Minister Resident in Ecudor, on Mr.. Blu
ehanan's appointment He remained abroad but short
time and in elected United States Senator by
the Pennsylvania Legislature, and on all the war issues
acted with the Republican party His term expiring IN
1869 he returned to his law practice until returned 10
the state Senate two years ago. 49,.
Mr. BuckaleW of the conservative school OF politics,
although he strongly advocates the cumulative principle
in voting ana has devoted much study and considerable
time TO the propagation OF this IDEA. Senator BuckaeW
bears an rreprOachabe character throughout his state
among OF both parties and II is agreed That ne VIII
poll large share Of the Republican vote as AGAINST
Hartranit irrespective OF the Liberals VINO VIII PfoDaoy
indOrSe HIM.
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PERSONAL.

The Princess Alexandra, it is reported, is
booming deaf Her mother the Queen OF Denmark, is
afflicted with the same nfrmity.
Mr., Francis G. Hill, prominent music
teacher in Boston. is dead He was pupil of List.
Boston papers, referring TO his decease express much
regret for the loss OF a worthy ana accomplished
person.
Mr.. Charles Henry SainsbuIy Pickwick of
BadfordonAvon gives notice that he has forever aban
doned the name Of Pickwck" which has acquired an
announcement comic popularity, aud taken that OF
"SansDury."
The Baroness Burdett COutts has received
the thanks of the Common Council of London ~ also
the freedom OF the city," in recognition Of her con
fdence in vesting columbia Market IN the hands OF
the corporation.
Mr.. Geo. w. Childs has every reason to con-
graduate himself on the success OF The FhHadeiphta
Ledger the week ending last Saturday bis crcua
ton averaged over So Copies per day. Whom u is re-
nembered that The Lodger, under MI CLIian' maise,
Iuent has uniformly refused tO yicid II 'he rh"h"i
allureInentS which have bcUcd 20 in1pj niAeI i"is
10 their ruin 40 cbnacl =, tth' success % -' ''' -
IaaIAaOlg lll eacgGIag4uE,
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Az Notices Of Marriages must BE Endorsed wih tNn
same and cGdress
DIED.

BERRY-On wednesday MAY 1871 Alice Taylor wife
Berry eide daughter Hugh and alice Taylor agei 20
months and days.
Tho relatives the my respectfully invited attend
the funeral SUNDAY, l:1O from Ler late rsdeace
Doanck,st, CITY -
BTAUvEIOn THURSDAY inst w'm r. James H. and
Kate &, Bauyelt asCd years and 10 months.
The ay and friends Of the family invited 70 attend the ri
from the residence Of MS parents Closief, NewJese Oh sadsi
June / at IL o'clock M D..
EARLE-On Thursday May 3d. 1871 Ju'u' Earle Of this e. tie
18th year Of his
Eoe Of funers be .eafter.
HLLYERYeeriay afternoon % NJ Fannie wife Of George H.
Hllyer. and daughter OF Garrett Z. WinaatA
funeral
residence, 464 West Tweny'hrist, Friday, At O'CLOCK
LAWRENCE- sanhope n j. Wednesday May g. Euphenia H..
wife OF John D. Lawrence aged % years aud months
LRACH-On Wednesday evening Mag 49, William Leach In the s
year of his age, Of Merritt and Susan W Leach. .
friends the family respectfully invited 70 ae03
bis the residence Of bis aunt Mrs Parna san No
Fast seyeuteenh on Saturday, June p Members n
Crescent Lodge No 4 Crescent Chapter No 20 an hdephs
Councl No r. aud A M respectfully invited 70 attend
LLOYDAt Sanhope n j. Sunday, May 49, Madeleine -, only
daughter W. Sarah T. Lloyd aged and month
Red Bank, Monmouth County, ~ j.. papers please copy
OsGOOD-On THURSDAY morning Sarah Archer rect Of Rob.
II. Osgood, in the Tlth year Of her age
The relatives and ,ectiy invited 70 attend the neti
from residence. No. 10 klst Tgeuty lrssd satlif
morning next al 10 o'clock
sUARPLESs-st Clelton Hills the corning ~ Qh 'ist
dpbthea James b. Sbarpess. only of Mary D. snd As
late IL. H. Shsrpless. ia the 4h JcaE Of his age.
WAGYRR-At Pleasant Valley n. j.. Wi9m Wsner, importer 10
the 68th year his formerly resident Vi Wansbash
Notice Of funeral hereafter
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WEST VIRGINIA DEMOCRATIC STATE CON
VENTION.
ADHESION TO CINCINNATI RECOMMENDED.

ADHESION TO CINCINNATI RECOMMENDED.
WHEELING, w. Va, May 30.-At the Demo-
cratic state Convention held at Parkersburg, to-day,
resolutions were passed declaring that all opposition to
the present national Administration should be CONSOLE
dated in the approaching Presidential campaign, with
ont prejudice TO the unity and perpeuty OF the Demo-
cratic organization; that with full confidence In the
wisdom and patriotism Of the National Democratic Con
venton soon TO assemble at Baltimore, we pledge the
Democracy of West Virginia TO abide its action. ,
The Hon j. y. Camden OF Parkersburg was nonlnateo
for Governor by reclamation; Henry n. Matthews OF
Greenbrler for Attorney General; E. A. Bennett ne
present incumbent, for Auditor John s. Bufdett the
present incumbent for Treasurer; B. W. ByTne OF Clay
County Tor state superintendent Of Schools James Pa
of Ohio County, A. T. Haymold of Marion County, +. \,
Moore of Mason County and j. s. Hoffman OF Harrison
County for Judges of the Supreme Court OF Appeals
Ii is supposed that Governor Jacob The present Hcun-
bent will run independent candidate.