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10y 3. II. WARNER,
- Real Estate Broke and Auctioneers
729 eth street, between q and ii.
PUBLIC SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
IN THE COUNTY OF WASHINGTON
BY virtue of q deed Of trust dated July 18th,
G: 1859, recorded in Liber T. and B., No Is, folio
ASH, ct seq. ,cne of the land records for Wash
ineton county, in the District of Columbia, shall
offer for sale, at public auction, TUESDAY. tn.
3Oth day Of July 1o72 at O'Clock p. m, front of
the premises, that parcel of land in said county
known as Let No l5S, in Prather's subdiv ision #
part Of Mt Peasants This lot fronts feet on Sth
street and 20 feet on 9th street west c,ntnued il
223 o. feet deep; is improved by comfortable two
story Frame House, and is about LOO yards from
Boundary street.
Terms: S4s0 cash: balance at and II m ,nths in
equal in-talments. Purchasers notes to be given
for the deferred meDts secured bv deed of
on the property $50 to be paid when the property
is brocked down. Stamps and convey ancing at
purchasers cost. r. T. MORSELL. Trustee
Jys0d b. h. WARMER. Auct.
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STEAMBOAT LINES,

NEW ExPREss LINE VIA CANAL
PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA, VA.
WASHINGTON GEoRGEIOWN
Sailing ID fr".- ~ IA, -
-. sATURDAY SSrtn ~hArses, fhiier
FROM ss Meter street, George EsJs3L-S
town, ID. O., TUESDAY. at IOa m df61za
CT HYDE, Agent for ID of q.
Agents, A. Reid, AIeaandria Va Ma
tLhDE CO., Philadelphi Pa - ID
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In THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Il OF COLUMBIA,

ut otH udy OF july, INZ,
oEoESk M. KILLER, plaintiff We. WAsHINGro,
DANFoRTH. defendant--At Law No -
On motion Of the plaintiff, by J. E. Mcconnell
ms attorney II lie ordered that the defendant caus
ms appearance TO be entered herein or be fore tn
nrst rule day occurs ing forty days after this day
of default.
Ast sus copy By the Court:
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THIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, that The subscribeI
has obtained from the Supreme Court Of tn
tssssmsnssy on tSs Psssopa ssssss Cha sI
ALBEHI IHE0PO8 SCHULZ; late q ,W..h
claims against the said deceased sre hersS,,
y.rnsd g s5hibit the S.ns, With the voucher,
day Of June NEXT: they nay otSeryisS n, 'ns ~
e1cludsd iron ell benedt Of TIE aid esssts d.
.., ,HERnAGh BREpiKxMP.
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Member Of the Royal College OF Surgeons. London
Graduate Of one Of the most eminent Colleges IN the
United States and the greater part OF whose life hae
been spent in the hospitals Of London, Paris Phila
depha and elsew here has effected of the mosi
astonishing cures that were ever known: many
troubled with ringing in the head and ears wber
asleep, great nervousness, being alarmed at sudden
sounds, bashfulness, with frequent blushing. ST
tended sometimes with arrangement Of mind, were
cured Immediately
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TO WHOM ASSESSED.
land remarks.)

Beginning ct the northwest corner
Of said lot, running thence east
thirty feet, thence south twenty
feet, thence west thirty feet. thence
norty twenty feet TO the place Of
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First and second instailments Of n,
Tor curbtng and paving footvay, or
Interest from Jan. 9. 1871. $40 &
being the eouth twenty-five feet i've
inches mont fsaid lot BY the depth
thereof.
Fourth ipstallment Of tai for curb
Ing and paving footway, on inferee'
from November -. 1e6s. .eG IS
donaldson. Frsneis C.-.....-.........
second instailm0ot o. tAx for CON
structing sewer, On interest from
November q 1870. .e9.4s-
Being the east twenty-five feet fropiI
Of said lot By the depth theroo(.
Oake, Frederick E...................
Third and fourth instali1snss o. tasI
for curbing and paving footvay, 0,
msesos NON New .. 1s5o....e14l o
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TO WHOM ASSESSED,
land remArks.)

Carr, william +. .........,........,..
Carrico, william 81.
Fourth installment Of tax for curb
ing and paving footway, on inter
est from October q, 1858. .$37. 13
Having q front Of twenty feet two
inches adjoining the north eighteen
feet front Of said lot by the depth
thereof.
IC0umbe, William.
First and second installments Of tax
for curbing and paving f00twsy, on
interest from Nov. II, 1870. 1852. 20
Being the north thirty feet front OF
eaid lot by the depth thereof.
| C0etagan, William ..................
Third Installment Of tax for curbing
and paving f0otway, on interest
from September Is, 1880. %. .431.S1
Being the south thirty-hve feet front
OF said lot by the depth thereof.
Conway, william.
First and second installments Of tax
for constructing sewer, on interest
from November II, 1870. Is 81
Being the east fourteen feet three
thereof.
Cook, william, and others.
CLARK, William. .........
All instAllments Of water tax, on in
terest from July I, 1866. -. SIS. O6
Being the south twenty-one feet two
inches, fronting on II street, and
running back on east line eighty
eight feet i've inches, and on west
line sevUnty-eight feet ten inches.
Ali inst.iimsnt. Of v:ssr t:x. : on in:
terest from July l, 1896. 800. $40. %
said lot by the depth thereof.
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New York Dry Good. Marksr.

NEW YORK, September 4-The mar.
ket maintains It's late active improvement,
and the settling Of values gives more con.
tidence to buyers, and the transactions Ia
all the different departments Of trade Il
on an increasing li6erality. Brown sheet.
ings and shirtings continue active fol
most all grades. Standard weights keen
well sold up, and medium grades Of known
brands are freely taken at asking rates
Bleached goods are fairly active for most
grades, but more inquiry Is noticed ior
4 4 sheetings Of certain medium qualities
than for extremes. Inferior or low grades
Of cotton drills, remain in fair demand for
some wants. Cotton fannels continue in
tair request for moderate lots. Prints are
very active, and the market tends to
advance. Ticksstripes and checks, without
any new features. Cloths and coatings
are increasing in demand, and Iancy cassi.
meres are quito active for fine TO medium
grades in desirable patterns. Doesklns
continue in good demand, and lavorite
makes keep well sold up. The foreign
dry goods market is very active, and
larger quantities Of goods are being taken
BY numerous buyers now here. Prices
are very steady.
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Life Policies are row generally conceded 10 be
among the most certain and desirable Of invest.
ment9. This Company, managed on principles
Of strict economy Offers the lowest rates OF pre-.
mlums, consistent with safety, and lower, We
believe, than any other Company doing business
IN the State. It's success Is an established fact.
All reserve from premiums, Is 4 security 10 the
policy holders, additional TO the capital stock is
invested BY the Local Boards, within that local..
~ from which II is derived.
Being convinced by their knowledge OF the In.
tegrity and prudence Of the gentlemen who com.
pose its Directory, and by q thorough exAmipa.
ton Of its plan OF organization, that 1t IL In
every respect reliable Company, the subscribed
citizens Of Wheeling, who have themselves sub.
sehbed TO Its stock, and organized as Local
Board, feel warranted In commencing the enter.
prise 70 the favorable confederation Of the pso.
pie Of the State:
RoBT. @. JORDAN, President
B. II. RoR. David Lynn,
3. s. Lynn, Geo, r. Jingle,
D. d. Hubbard. Geo E. Boyd.
VIM. v. HoRe. Luclua HoGe.
VIM. B. Hughes. Curran Mendel.
Robt Simpson.
". V. HoeE q BRO, Genl Agents.
DIR; wM. ]. BATES, JR., Med. R1AmlnG.
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2,lT,322,o2o IS
k2,leS, .65S a
$lO,7S6,S35 50
$B,4el,47 "a

Decrease Of debt from March l,
1869, to March I, 1871. ........ 1922 6fS, 762 0S
The statement OF bonds issued to the
Pacific railway companies, interest paya.
bic in lawful money, shows totals as fol.
lows: Principal outstanding, 1914 ,623,512
interest accrued and not yet paid $685..
235 10; interest paid by the United States,
$l6,57O,57554i interest repaid by traus
portation of mails, $780, 83.19; balance
Of interest paid by the United States,
$l2, 763,719.35.
The quarterly payment OF pensions,
amounting to nearly six millions Of dol.
lars, was made last month, and that
amount, taken in connection with the re.
ducton during the month, shows a very
encouraging decrease.
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Debt, lees cash In the Treasury
September l,lsT3. ............
Debt, less cash In the Treasury
August /, 1872. .............,
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GRAM ThIat-Flrm and prices tending up
ward under the late adviees from Liverpool,
but there Is No material increase In prices:
We quote white at 81 cool 20; red, 81 6S1l co.
Corn Continues quiet and unchanged at soc.
OGtS-old in limited supply and in good demand
al soc. Tho arrival Of new oats has been light and
prices arc unchanged, Csc. Rye-ls now quoted
at Coo. BariGy-Dull and prices nominal; no
Eales.
GRoCERIEs-CoGIs Choice old Government
Java 2ic; prime Rio 2SXe; fair to good 22a22X:.
SyrIps Common, 4O1S0c; Prime, Ss060e;
Choice, 6S170S Fancy 75c. New Orleans No.
lAsScs-75Gs0c for ehoISe new crop.
Sugdrs-RGaned Hards Crushed, Powdered
and GRADUATED lSXc; A Coffee, axe; B Coffee,
lsc; Extra C Coffee liKc; WhItoC IKE; Yellow
9X9ilc; New Orleans, prime, il1iiXe; Porto
Rico and Cubs, l0H1lIXe.
TsG-Gunpowder, 81 cool 50; Young Tyson
81 1901 50; Black, 7O3SSo1$l 70.
Riee-Carollna, prime, l01l0Xe; RAnHoon SIC;
PatuR, &c.
SpietS-Grain Pepper, 24o2Sc, Plmento, 20c
Cloves, 3Sc. CassiA, Sc,
GISsESG-7Sc per pound.
HAr-LoWer; bAled at $50 90 per ton; loose
S23 OO per ton.
NAus-lOd to GOD, $500; Sd to %, IS Is; Cd to
ID, $50.
OILS. &o-LIrd oil, extra No. winter SOC;
extra No. summer 75c. Carbon OIL 22Xc. Lin.
seed OIL, 9S6Ssc. Turpentine TSc.
PRovHIoSs-A Pork-$i4 009i4 80. Bacon
Shoulders, SXc; clear sides lihc. HAms-Su.
gar cured canvGssed and packed, IKE; Lard
Extra winter, in tierees, 9Hc; summer, sX;
kegs, iOHallc.
POrAToEs-Q uOtcd steady at 81 1904 % per
Dbl.
SoDA-Best New Castlc, In kegs, &c.
srARcn-6S39Xc; Maizena,, l2ol4c.
SALr-Dairy, 81 IS; Ohio River, 81 750i 50.
SEupP-TOe; do In boxes OF six dozen, IS 90.
WooL-Nesy dull and weak; We quote Xxx and
higher grades a. 6S6S7e.
WINDOW GLASS sxlo, list quality, $S25;
% quality, s So Skill lOEiS lst quality, 80 IS;
sdqualIty, $500; SKA to l0xi5, ist quality 81 %;
ID quality, 50 IS; llxlt to l2xlS Ist quality, -
Cd quality, $50. Discount oil 20 70 Is per cent
according to quantity.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-09-05

THEY know thing or two in Arkansas
about building railroads. This Is the way
they do it: The President Of a railway
company gets on goods terms with the
Estate House Ring" and Hobbies through
the Legislature grant Of $4,000 mile,
with the provisO that the bonds are to be
issued at the completion Of each ten miles
Of track. The President borrows enough
iron 10 lay ten miles, puts 1t down, draws
his $4,000; takes up the iron, relays ii
on the next ten miles, draws the second
$4,000, and repeats this process until the
100 miles arc built Then the borrow.
ed iron Is returned, the road Is left in pre-.
cisely the condition 1t was at first, and the
President decamps to New York and sells
his bonds,
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pEABoDY INSURANCE Comply
At WHEELING. WEST VA.
CAPITAL, sl26, 900,
With the privilege Of increasing the same TO
$500, 1000.

DIREoToRB
William Bailey, AouZo Loring,
DR.. VIM. ]. Bates, A. n. Adams,
Andrew ]. PAnnel, James =. Barnes,
Henry SAmm, Thomas Hughes.
A. j. Cecil,
This Company having been In successful opeI.
Atom for nearly two year. 10 prepared 70 take
risks At EAiF Ates on Buildings OF al kinds, Mer.
chAndlse, Manufacturing Establishments, Furni.
tire, Steamboats,, and eArHoee on the Western
Rivers and Lakes 1lso 70 iseue perpetual policies
on DwellInHt and Stores. This Company being
composed mostly Of our leading business men,
recommends Itself 70 the favorable consideration
Of the lnsurng public, and solIeIts their patro-
mage. Application for insurance viii DO prompt.
y attended 70 Ntheif once, BAILRY'S BLOCK
No, 100 Market street.
WILLIAM BAILEY, Pres't.
ALoNzo. LoRING, Vice Pres't
n. G. ARTHUR, Sec'y.
W. Il. AGNRW, Asst See'y. janis
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to an abundance Of medical material.
OF HER MANY NAMES
The Three Ridges are no longer known.
The P. o. D. knows only West Alexan.
dc. Saints Rest 10 not given In honor Of
Bakers Saints Rest, although that gen.
tleman Is held In high estimation here,
The commonalty still cling to Hard
Scrabble, and you who are matrimonially
inclined can look yearningly toward Grei.
ma Green. When the dollar can be say
ed from tho Recorder, and go up to
Squire Mayes. -
when tho morning shineth.
Go wien the noon 10 bright;
Gowhen eve declIneth.
Go in the hush ofnight."
Not desiring to correct any typograph.
ical errors In my previous correspond.
ence-arlsing as they dot Is presumed,
from my faulty Ms. and which made me
different from what I intended, l desire
to correct the statement in regard TO the
poetry commencing:
Uncle Simon he"
tits to be found in the writings Of A.
Ward instead Of that "Olassical Bos.
ton Monthly" which l do not know was
far amiss, considering the position Bret
Hsrte held as the honored guest of It's ed.
ltor, who, by the way, was born not a
half dozen miles frem your city. But
enough from "75"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-09-05

We arc now prepared TO oil orders, or put up
these pumps on short notice, and guarantee en-.
the public 10 the following advantages claimed
Let. Its economy in construction, combined
with durability, makes It, for actual ssrrlos, The
cheapest Pump In uso '''0
Cd. As the stock il galvanized wrought iron Il
Will neither crack from the effects 81 the sun
nor decay or rust 1-
80 The great enemy Of tho Pumps Is frost,
which In single night often DESTROYS and splits
the very best material and renders useless IN
the hour OF greatest need "
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OF HER MANY NAMES

siclans that our town Is Sickly, but rather
TO an abundance Of medical material.
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BALTIMORE, September 4-Flour-
In good demand and buoyant; western
superfne S. 50s6 90; extra g. 00aS 90;
family IS 5Oa0 so. Wheat-Srong; ad.
yanced; choice white 81 S5a1 90; fair to
prime 81 70a1 so; choice amber 81 S5a
l IS; good 10 prime'red 81 75a1 so; com.
mon to fair red 81 Goal TO- Corn-firm.
er; mixed western CSC bid, Gao asked.
Oats-ActiVe; western mixed 37a40c;
white Ale, Rye-Quiet and firm at 75a
Sc. Provisions-Quiet, Mess Pork
$l5 90. Bulk mests-No sales; bacon
active; shoulders-Stc; rib sides-1Ofa
1Oic; clear rib-109allc. Sugar cured
hams-Higher and scarce at 1sa1Scl,
Lard-Dull at DC, Butter-Western un-
changed. Whisky-Firmer at O44c.
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Wheeling Wholesale Market.

L
Wednesday, September I.
BUTTER-Thero is 4 steady demand for the
better grades, and we now quote prime 10 choice
at 1s620c.
BBANs-No stock ndprlces nominal.
BAKING PowDxE-S50Ssc per pound.
BRooAs-FAncy, g IS, 6 rs and q IS; plain,
s? 25627 IS.
CHEEsE-Active, excited and prices higher;
We quote prime Goshen at I5e; Dairy 14c.
CRAcKERs-We quote; Sugar 12e; Lemon I2Xc;
Soda sSc; Water nc; Cream 26e.
BGGs-we can report q good demand with
sales OF fresh at i23l3c,
FIsn-LAke herring, new 80 90; white nSh,
So Is; No. . mAckerel, barrels, $ll 90; No. 5 do.
IS 20; No. 2, half barrels, IS 1906 90; No 8, do.
full weight, 81 501475.
FLoUR-The stock OF old wheat flour Is ex.
hausted, and tho quotations are for new wheat
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steady.


oIATE BOND3-bIeady.
sTocKs-0pened heavy, the feature OF
the day being Pacific Mail, which opened
at II, Iell to COZ, but rallied TO 70. The
market ruled dull after the second call but
reacted, and was active and higher at the
Close.
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MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.
New York Money and Stock Market,


NEW YORK, September 4.-GoLD-Hm
been active, opening at 1l3ta1l3t, reced.
ing to 1l3, and closing at 1lStA11S4.
Loans were made at 1872 TO 8 per cent.
Clearings at the bank, al 100000. Specie
shipped today, $l3O,GOl. The Treasury
disbursed $4,000. The awards Of a mil.
lion bonds to-day were at 112.15to 114.44.
MoNEY-The money market has ruled
firm, opening at A per cent, and advancing
to 5aO per cent, closing quiet and firm.
STERLING Observation-Disclosures for
long, and 1OOtalO9E for premium short
sight
GOVERNMENTS Firmer and closing
steady.
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This Pump Cannot Freeze

s'hS TdulP SdHHOE fI00Z0
Because when the Pump is not In use the water
placed below the freezing point
=, 4th' freshness OF water Is always insured, as
we'll. " ''''
6th. Impure water from decaycd or rotten
pump stock is entirely obyiated
9th. In construction It Is both simple and dura.
pic. The handle Is made OF TWO wrought Iron
rods and 50 arranged that while It IL lIght, vet
has gTeatstrength. The cylinder In which u lihe
WORK is performed Is iron, lined with cOpl or tue
copper lining prersHN ruSt and makes hut llf,!8
friction. This iron chamber IL not snbh, .rrcd.
bat placed in the well ChoyG the water MI d.! lei
Will work IS well under as above the wllc-
IN. II can be used In driven or b 'rd well
Win me ZANE ease as well OF larger diameter.
Sth. For Its general AdAptAbliiy this Pump IA
without rival. The Pump may be placed At
your dwelling or barn, or within the builtinp
and connected with the well, or spring or Other
body OF water, fity 6r one hundred Yards dis.
tAnt, and will work with the came case as thouub
standing directly over the water.
9Th. II Is single acting and pumps ONLY with
the down ttrOkc OF tho IAndlC, and thus Hyolha
the hedry M required In the dOu bio acting Prmp,
lCth. BY attaching short hose, q stlcsrn NV
oe tnfoWh MY 70 sixty feet and may often b.
hbed 70 advantage In watering gardens and lAVDT
washing windows, cleaning buggies, cxtinCuIsh.
Ing hres, or elevattnS water We recOgnIzs tho
iaet That II requiIes more power TO elevate water
from deep than from 4 shallow well. ButM
lar as possible TO obNste this difficulty for deem
wells, we manufacture smaller chamber, so that
while the volume Of water is Diminished. tie
power required is not greatly Increased VIC
calm that by the combination. having all tho
AaVAntaSes OF Almosphe'i: preESuro IN combine.
lion with force, thar the SIScLLIR PCNP Will
elevate water from deep we'll With less power
thah any s15mSTgG or purely force pump In exls.
tenee. This Pumps easily GdApted 10 supply
water 70 steam mills, ana for transferring The
contents OF watts In TSnneriCs Is unsurpassed,
II jon want Pump guaranteed 10 give salts.
laction: send yonr order 10 sINCLAIK d HOL.
LISTER, Bridgeport. Chic.
~ Two or three lFst-class Agents wanted.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-10-04

SoAp.SToNE CARVINGS Some weeks
ago. We had our attention called to the
''soap-stone carvings" by Miss Ada
Sims, of Pacolett Mills, Union County,
South Carolina. for sale at the bookstore
of Mr.. Robert Bryce. One is statuette
of an old negro man, favorite servant
of the family, and is said by those who
know the original to be an excellent like
ness; the other is the ''Hermit," after
Gerard Dow. These specimens do great
credit to the genius and artistic skill of
Miss Sims, whom We know to be lady
Of exquisite taste and fine culture, but
without any training or instructions
whatever in any school of art, or from
nny master. Those of our citizens best
prepared to pronounce Judgment in such
mutters have expressed themselves in
most gratifying terms in reference to the
true artistic feeling evinced in the works
of this self-taught artist. Miss Sims has
executed other works-''The Blind
Beggar." "Hngar aud Ishmael at the
Well, &C.. &c.-and will carve any SUBJ
ject selected and sent to her with sug-
gestions as to any changes desired. Her
talent for carving-wbich was the amuse.
ment of her days of prosperity-she,
since the war, wishes to make useful,
and we therefore trust that she may find
ready purchasers of her works.
Carolina Spartan.
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The following private letter. received
by citizen of Newberry, we take the
liberty of inserting in our columns. 1t
is good one and to the point:
HARTFORD, CONN.,. Sept 23, 1872.
MIR. --. Ny DEAR SIR: The writer
has read with pleasure your letter Of the
18th instant. am on original "Black
Republican-dating to'1855." With 400
more Black Republicans. in this town,
am for Horace Greeley. He must be
elected. He is the old Horace of my
boyhood days, and it is grcat wonder
that his body can keep in the large heart
it containe. If the Democratic party
defcat him this time, they are no friends
OF the South and honest government.
We calculate that the "nutmeg" State
will give the "Farmer of Chappaqua"
800 majority. We have only Six votes
to give the old man. but they will help o
little.
The war is over, and has been seven
years. We came out ahead, and your
people are satisfied. Must We fight the
war over agaiL every canvass2 Or must
we embrace each other. forgive and help?
Your section is prostrated, aud ought to
be helped; and a white man is as good
as a negro, any time.
Vote early and often for Greeley. The
writer thinks he will be elected. IF not,
God help us. Yours truly.
J. B. MCDONNELL.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-10-04

The AIRLINE SCHEDULE At
lanta and Richmond Airline Railway is
now completed to Blacks, forty eight
miles this side of Charlotte. A passen-
ger and freight train will leave Charlotte
every Monday, Wednesday and Friday,
at z 80 A. NJ. From Charlotte to Carl
balda. the first station on the road, is
thirteen miles, to Gastonia twenty-five
miles, to Kings Mountain thirty five
miles, to Whitaker's forty-three miles,
and to Blacks forty. eight miles. Mr.. l..
III. Gentry will run line Of hacks from
this place to Blacks. connecting with
the train ut that place on Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays. This route
Will be the shortest. quickest and cheap
est to ali passing between this place and
Charlotte. Carolina Spartan.
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A general gloom peryaded the city
tuesday morning, upon the announce
ment of the sudden death of the Rev.
DIR. j. Brinton Smith. President of st.
Augustine College, of Raleigh, N. 6.
He is believed to have been poisoned.
With the exception OF Moses and Mel
ton. tho Moses State ticket is composed
entirely of mnlattocs. There is not q
black mun on it.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-10-04

The boiling faction of the Republican
party headed in Sumter by Judge j. T.
Green-has put forth the following
County nominations:
For Representatives.. J. Fleming,
r. @. Westbury, J. It. McLain and Ja-
MEL Wiley.
County Commissioners J. Knox,
R. A. Wilson.
Sherff-Thomas J. Coghlan.
Clerk of Court. A. Buddon.
Judge Of Probate-C. Nj. Hurst.
School Commissioner = Rev. Isaac
Grant.
REPUBLICAN, TICKET FOR CHESTER. -
For SLerlff-John q. Reister.
Clerk of Court-Chsrles @. Mecoy.
County Commissioners = James g..
Lowry, James Walter, J. NJ. McKelvy.
Legislature-Sancho Sanders, II. Bar
bor, Jr., Samuel Coleman.
Coroner-W. M. Nicholson.
Probate Judge-John Dickey.
School commissioners. Loomis.