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A SAD CAsE-DEATH OF A, RELEASED
So.CALLED Ku-KLUx PRIsoNER-We
learn from the Norfolk Journal, that man
named William Teal, native ef Rutherford
County, n. c., died on board the steam
ship WyanoHc, on Monday evening, just "a as
she was made fast to the wharf, at Norfolk
He was one Of the Ku-Klux prisoners con, n,
vieted at Raleigh more than a year ago, and
sentenced to three years Imprisonment, in the
Albany Penitentiary. He was recently par,
doncd bv the President on account of his
nbvsicsl state-he being in the last stages OF
eeonysumption-and his devoted wife had gone
home when death put an end to his sutfer,
ings. He was twenty-eisht year,: n:I1,. G1d, and ID
leaves a widow and three small children In
very necessitous circumstances.-CAarless0"
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The house and lot of Mrs. Mary R. Desaussure
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contains about thirty acres. For particulars
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"Keep 'em alive, keep 'em alive" said an
old physician to his young brother practi-
tioner; ''dead men pay no bills.
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and tqnch apged, with Z lsiaia nasssa ss,
corr steady, at 3o@80, for mixed; on
traek'3S. Whiskey steady, at go. Pork
unchanged, at 1900. Bacon dnIl and
lower. at 6l1 for shoulders, 9sh(GgN for
olenr eldes, Lard d ochunged.' 1t 7>S for
primo steam.
BALTIMORE. November 26-FIour
very dull-Howard' street supertine S 25
(@6. %. Wheat quiet but 6rn1. Corn
quie-white 60@62; yellow SO. Mess
pork 20. Shoulders 6]4963l. Whis.
Key 94C995. Cotton quiet-middIine
~; receipts 092 bales; sales 800; stock
LOUISVILLE. November 26.-Tobacco
hrm; sales very light. Flour steady, in
good demand and unchanged. Corn in
lalr demand-ssuall order sales at SOFA
o., sacked. Pork nominal, ut 1926.
Lard-choice leaf, tieroe 8; kegs 9L;
prime steam "a. Whiskey steady.
MOBILE, November 2G.-Cottcn firm
low mlddling lS14; middling 1881; re-
ceipts &C., ppaa 3.9GG bales; sales IS; stock
AUGUSTA. November 26-Cotton
.eas5lsr-middling .5n 1724; receipts l,oll
SAyANSAH, November &c Cotton
quiet; good grades scarce-middlino
1925; receipts 1854 bales; sales 2,1S7;
stock rs. 79G.
New ORLEANS. November 26.-Cotton
IN fair demand-middling 191a; receipts
,27O bales; sales II, OO); stock 1873, $50.
CILARLEsroN, November 2G.-Cotton
steady aud in fair demand -middlipo
lS491Sas; receipts 2,2lG bales: sal.s
l.oOo; stock 30. 564.
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OLIVER DITSON & CO. ANNOUNCF

'HAI they were happily untouched by the
l. recent great fire, and are bu.y, as usual
in attending TO their extensiv, orders.
Ihey now call attention, also, to their
standard collections OF VOCAL AND IN
SfNUMEATAL MUSIC. The whole set ia
one OF the most valuable Musical Libraries
that could DO devised, al each contain from
2so to 25o pages OF the most popular Music
of the day. Price OF each book in Boards
81 50; Cloth, So 90; Full Gilt, for Presents
si.OO. Tho price ,oould be at retaV, for the
pieces separately, about 800. In this form,
all the looks, including tho new and fayoritc
tiems OF strauss (now having u splendid
sale, may be hid for s32 so.
Mu+lca! Treasure, Vocal and Instrumental.
VOCAL ONLY.
SILVER Cord. Wreath of Gems, Gems of Ger
man Song, Gems Of Scottish Song, Gems O!
sacred Song, Shower ol Pearls, Duets, Ope.
ratio Pearls.
- INSTRUMENTAL,
Home Circle, Vol. |; Home Circle, Vol, II;
piaDlsts Album, Piano Forte Gems.
Any or the above boUks mailed, most paid.
for the retail price.
OLIVER DITsON & CO., Boston.
:, CHAS. II. DITSON l. CO., NY.
Nov II ris
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- Desirable Muin Street Property.
ny D. C..PEIXOTTO e. SONs

ON MONDAY, the I'd Of December next,
this city. athalfpast 10 o'clock. We % viii aeiI IL
That desirabie>4UILDING LOT, on East
side Of Main street, >sltuated between wash.
ington , and 4: Lady streets- Said lot measures
less, and runs hack 208 feet~ moro or less.
bounded on the North by Mrs. FSaminc's lot
OH the South by A. Palmer. on the, East By
ardson stree, cond;,;esnns On the West BY Rich
day Of sale. Nav o.
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What was known AZ The "Fourtrenth
Strcot Theatre" in Now York, is now un.
aergolng such rapid transformation us to
De already quito unrecognizabic, exter-
nalIy or internally. In its new aud i'm
proved shape 1t will be known as THE
GYccum, and Is expected to be opened
about Christmas time.
An exploring expedition has been fi..
ted cat to hunt for the grave OF Moses
IN the land Of Moab.
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Main street Lots.
BY D. G. PEIXOTrO & SONS

By u. G. PElXOTrO & SONS.
ON MONDAY NEXT. sale dav in tront ~.
Court House. at half-past 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
we will SELL - -''
Two desirable Main street LOTS, situated
on west side, between Blanding and Laurel
lot No. l. fronting and m assuring on Rich.
ardson street 20 feet and runs back 200 feet,
more or less; bounded. on the South by D.
Jacobs, on the North by Lot No. 2, on the
son street.
Lot No. 2. OF the same dimensions, bounded
on the North by Julian A. Selby. on the South
ny Lot No. l. on the East by Richardson
TERMs--One third cash; balance in one and
two years. ssecured by bond and mortgage,
bearing interest at 2 per cent. per annum.
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a CARD.

having been favored for years past with
the patronage OF Tie State Assembly, we de-
ere to announce To the present Legislature
that we have Il LARGE AND VARIED
STOCK OF MERCHANDISE especially fer
that trade, which we offer at our well-k,o,y,,
reasonable prices II. G. SILVER & CO.
Nor 81
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Valuable Main Street Properly.
D. C. PEIXOTTO & SONS. Auctioneers

WE will sell, before the Court House in Co.
iumbia, Eecember 2, at lo4 O'Clock A. NJ,
Al that LOT known as part Of Lot No. 2
son street twenty-six feet. and iunning back
ninety-three feet, bounded North by Lot No.
8, owned by +: Schmidt. East by part of Lot
No. 2, South by T. Cantwell, and West bI
Richardson street. y
TERMS = One-haif cash; balance in. si1
months Purchaser to pay for papers.
Nov ~ t6D1
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Notice.

1lHE INTERMEDIATE GRAFTON of the
i Euphradian Society will be delivered hy
Mr.: D. Q. TOWNSEND, OF Darlington, at tho
University Chapel THURSDAY, November
20, at 2. NJ. Tho public are invited TO at
tcno Nov 27 2
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Bank Notice.

CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK,
COLUMBIA, November 81, 1872.
'sN!CKSDAY, 2sth inst. being a national
r noiiuay, all notes, acccptances ami drafts
maturing on tha. day are payable on The dis =
previous, u provided by law
Nov 27 A. &. 3REN!ZER. Cashier.
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Thanksgiving Day.

O-kltOHI-SH VA IIUNAII BANK,
CoLCaIBIA. Nov yenlLcr &c, 1872
A ~ U iiSDAi next will be observed as a
"a close holiday, Notes and Acccptanc.s
falling duo that day should be attended 10 tho
day previous. ". 3. GUIICK,
tSDF - Cashier.
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Desirable Private Residence.
SEIBELS & EZELL. Auctioneer

After the sale of property previously adver.
December, In front Of tho Columbia Hotel,
TO the highest bidder,
That handsome and deaiseble PRIVATE
RESIDENCE, located on the corner Of Bland.
ing and sumter streets, ownen By a. Y. Lee,
Esq. Terms cash. Titles perfect.
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G4Aens' Savings Bank, Of S. c.
CoLCH MA. November II. 1877
IHoMORROW being national buli,,av all
l. paper maturing at this Bank on thai ,iay
must be paid to-day. j. IL. SAWYER
Nov 27l As.istamt c..i,;.
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Mt1i:cc.

rxo ,CoLuMc'A. s. c., November. q, 1872.
W MORROW beinS a national holiday. all
-. - Paper maturing at our Banking Hon sc oil
that day. must be paid to-day.
NOV - EDWIN j SCOTT e. SON
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South CaroI!na Bank and Trust Co.
CoLENE.A, S. c., November 81. 1872
TNO-MOKHOW being Il national hnl;jar .u
4 paper maturing at this Bank on that jay
must be paid to-day. N"''
Nov 21l F. JACoRS 5,.;;
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Ts4uIs1sd z; Hs1IIC
7 Ispsotal Det5atafaa PAenir. i
CitysAltornsiy or Or SIsston;

.OHARnSsroN.' November 2s,-The
election for City Attorney gas suspend
ed-tha duties. meantime. .deyolying
upon Recorder flingie; but ;.Oorbin was
appointed, with one assistant, 2to be
designated BY the Mayor, TO represent
the city in the railroad cases, with fee
of So, 600 ehoh. .Esr
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Valuable Building Lot.
BY SEIRELS & EZELL.

On Sd day Of December next. in front of the
bidder,
That valuable vacant LOT, nearly opposite
tho Columbia Hotel. The terms, which are
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BELL SCHNAPPS
Distilled by the Proprietors,
AT SCiIIEDAM, IN HOLLAND.
A N I 1NVIG ATING TONIC
AND MEDICINAL BETERIGE

Warranted perfectly pure. and (. co from all
ceictcrious substances. II is distilled from
BAILEY of the finest quality, and the AROMA.
ITO JUNIPEn BERRY OF ITALY and dosicned
expressly for cases OF Dyspepsia or Indiges.
ton, Dropsy, Gout. rheumatism, General
Debility, Catarrh OF tho Bladder, Pains in the
Back and Stomach, and all diseases of tn.
Urinary Organs. 1t gives great relief in
Asthma, Gravel and Calculi in the Bladder.
strengthens and inyigorates tho system, and
Is a certain preventative and euro OF that
dreadful scourge, FEVER AND AouE,
CAUTION! ASK for 'HuDsox G. WoLrg's
BELL ScHNArps."
For sale BY all respectable Grocers and Apo.
thecaries.
HUDSON q. WOLFE CO.. Sole Importers.
Office, IS South William stroet, New York.
Sept 81 3mo
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Auot1on sales.

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NASHVILLE AND SUNDAY NOVEMBER TO- 1879


not speak. Her emotions were too numer-
Gus. Never had she read in any novel a
more beautiful declaration of love than that
she had jnst heard. OF course she was not
aware that Captain De Pompano had paid
the author of this story five dollars for writ
ing it.. Itsounded 30 much like delicious
romance that she was tempted to forget her
VOWS to another and answer hin "tear for
tear and sigh for sigh" But she speedily
mastered the weakness and was herself
again. aas saas--zr m@ew ~
"You'd just as well get up and take q
chair, Cap'n," she at last said; sits no use
talking; you've come ths day AFTER the
feast"
"Then you love another" exclaimed
Capt. De Pompano, springing to his feet,
while streaks of chain-lightning flashed from
his flaming eyes.
81 dc, murmured the frightened girl, as
she blushingly owned the soft impeach-
ment.
Sand are engaged to himP"
81 am.'' t9fErf
"And his name is -"
captain O'Group2, of the Martha Ann"
"Then, by all the saints, the perndious
O'Groupa diesl"
With wild and piercing scream the
stricken girl tainted and fell with her ex-
quisite feet in the CRATE, and her lovely head
in spittoon. Clearing the house at sim
gle bound, having paused but to kick away
the spittoon and adjust stray hoop or two,
Capt. De Pompano rushed frantically down
the street, and, dashing into "Fhe Sailors
Repose,,' called for claret punch.
The heart broken lover was about TO
drown his sorrowsin the flowing bowl
Alas! how often are we called upon in
this weary world to witness such scenesl
how often do we see youth and genius
squandering in the whirl Of despair bis IN
estimable postal currency for the intoxicat-
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AuFUmN LEAVES.


Fold softly down, oh beauty-born,
=, Ger woodland glade and meadow slope,
T OF where ye heap in crimson ranks
Lies buried many hope
Ilat budded in the merry spring
=, ana nushed the summer hours with bloom;
bnght things that fiaunt, and flame and fall
fo1r gold concealsa tombi
Gather your splendors at my feetl
1our rustic stirs my SOULS rep0se
In nipples of sweet memories,
AS beautiful as those
Inae murmur on the shore of dreams,
shNhere Passion sweeps in tender strain,
some midnight Tyre, and the white moon
Drlfts low her oliver rain.
Bat esternoon you bounded forth,
with the swift plash of sparkling showers,
ana lol throb of gIadness shook
our dull earth into flowers;
DIs autumn, hushe with daintiest wines,
Dashes the mountain heights to-day
Win yellow robes and crimson plumss,
10 mock your sad decay.
L loved ye with strange tenderness,
MY beautiful but stricken ones,
When on your fair bosoms slept
The Gold of earlier suns;
ont owns my lie a deeper shrill
40 watch Your hectic charms, even know
The idols Of happier hours
Must lie at last so low.
Yet where ye sleep, lone forest friends,
Sn2l sport the frolic- footed elves;
ana low-v0iced winds 90 caroling
All softly to themselves;
And lovers wander, meath the stars
Win burning words but half confessed;
ana pale Thought lean her wearied brow
Above your couch of rest.
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GEEERAL hARKETS.
SATURDAY, Nov. 9, 1879.
Nashville cotton Market.

We are indebted to McAlister & Wheless,
Commission merchants, corner Broad and
College streets, for the following cotton
quotations in New York and Liverpool
during the day.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 0, 11:30.-Cotton
dull. Middling uplands 9ad; Orleans I05
A101d. Sales to-day 5000 bales.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 9, 2:00.-Cotton dull.
Aiiddling uplands 9ad; Orleans 1OkdI0td.
Sales to day 5000 bales, of which 1900
bales are for export and speculation.
NEW YORK, Nov. 8, 10:25-Futues
steady. Sales 10000 bales. January de-
livery Is 7-16c; March Is S-16c.
New YORK, Nov. 0, 10:30.-Market
steady. Futures steady. Ordinary 1890;
good ordinary 1890; low middling 1890;
middling 19tc; Alabama 1919; Orleans 1890;
Texas zoe. November delivery 1Ssc; De-
csmber 1916; January 1899; February 1899;
April 19c; May 19 1-l6c.
NEW YORK, Nov. 9, 12:00.--Market
quiet. Futures eady. Ordinary uplands
1890; good ordinary 1s5c; low middIing
1Ssc; middliDg 1910; Alabama 100; Orleans
1890; Texas 20c. November delivery Isle;
December Is 5-16c; February Is 11-16e;
March 1876; May 19tc. Sales for con-
tracts Il, 500 bales.
NEW YORK, Nov. 8, 12:45.-Market
weak. Futures easy. Ordinary 163c;
good ordinary Isle; low middling 1890;
middling 1890; Alabama 1850; Orleans
1890; Texas l95c. Sales for export 1S5
bales; for consumption - bales; on con-
tracts 1880 bales. January delivery Isle;
April 19 Lice.
NEW YORK, Nov. 9, 2:00.-Futures
easy. Sales 1900 bales. February de-
livery lSsc; April l9c; June 1880.
New YORK, Nov. 0, 3:30.-Net receipts
1887 bales; exports to Great Britain
- bales; to other foreign ports - bales;
stock 359, oSl bales.
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THE COTTON Markets.
Montgomery, ala, nov. 2.

Montg emery, Ala~s Now 7s
Cotton market entirely nominal to-day.
Ordinary Ice; good ordinary 1870; strictly
good ordinary lie; low middling TIC;
middling 17sc. Receipts to-day 299 bales;
shipped 48l bales; receipts to-date 20, l8l
bales; stock 1926 bales.
Augusta. Ga, Nov. z.
Market opened and closed quiet at III &c.
Sales ], 024 bales; receipts 1,42S bales.
Columbus, Ga, Nov. q.
Cotton-Market dull and nominal; low
middings 1Tac; sales rs bales; receipts
274 bales; shipments 81 bales.
Philadelphia, Nov. q.
Cotton dull; middling 19ac.
Boston, Nov. 2.
Cotton dull; middlings 1916; gross re-
ceipts 761 bales; sales 600 bales; stock p
500 bales.
baltimore, Nov. 2.
Cotton queit; middling 1890; exports to
continent 1913 bales; sales 40 bales; stock
2.2l4 bales.
Memphis. NOv.7.
Cotton dull; mijdlings Isle; receipts e.
784 bales; shipments 1,904 bales; stock 25,-
326 bales.
Wilmington, n. C., New. 2.
Cotton quiet; middling lSac; net receipts
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FLOOD TIDE.

[.
The fishers wife looked from her door,
Across the shining land,
Her eyes against the level light
Were shaded by her hand;
She heard, like winds mid Autumn leaves,
The bright waves lap the strand.
Undrivencame the lowing cows
Along the winding way,
Her good mans boat against the wind
Was lacking up the bay;
She saw him stand. with rope in hand,
And cast the sheet away.
What was it on the lengthening shore
Her strained eyes sought in vainY
She stopped to turn the drying nets,
Then rose and gazed again. r
'sHe waits behind the rock, y she smiled,
''To greet his father faini"
Yet while she spoke, his boat to land
Alone the fisher drew;
I The breaking tide-wsye's flashing crest,
I Cut white across the blue, 'tl
And a brimless hat beside his feet
The mocking waters threw.
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CURRENCY AND ExcHAyeE.

We have no change to mention in our
money market. The banks are still doing
comparatively nothing in way of discount
ing, and this being pretty well known, the
demand for loans has subsidized. Exchange
is not so abundant as heretofore, but rates
are unchanged. Sight cotton bills are taken
at ! discount. The banks check at 81 per
thousand premium.
GOLD AND SILVER.
There was quite an advance in gold
yesterday, it having closed at 113s. Deal
ers here did not seem disposed to follow up
the advance, and would generally not bid
over 112, though later in the day 1924 was
offered. Silver is bought at 105 for halves
and quarters.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Government securities have made an adj
vanced. The following are the noon quota
tons of yesterday in New York
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PARODY.


BY NEWS PRINTER.
LCOpled from the Tennessee Gazette of Aug, 10
lsoz, and Respectfully Dedicated to FL
Us, Esq.l
10 dun or not to dun? that Is the question.
Mhether It's better that the purse should suffer
For lack OF cash, by baneful emptiness,
Or by gentle run TO I'LL it up.
10 oun, to get the meney-and be enabled
10 i've and pay ones debts-'tis a consumma-
Devoutly to be wished. To dun, to be denied
Denied with s'call again." Aye, there's the rub.
For In that "call again" what evils come?
What disappointment sore, chagrin and woel
What time is wasted, and what shoes are worn
In consequence must give me paint 1t is this
That makes so many debts not worth collecting;
lis this which sickeDs business to despair,
And keeps from honest labor its reward
While thus IN language of complaint we speak
We don't forget our many, many friends;
To them debt Of gratitude we freely paw
Buoy'd by their kindness, still our bark shall
sail, -
Enjoy the pleasing calm nor dread the boisterous
gale.
IDA LEWIS, the Newport heroine, has
now become, by metempsychosis, an ele-
CANT new street car in Boston.