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Our a OApm AND Down HE :Wrtr,-

.CUf a AOApnR AND D4wN Hx .Vs.r,-
Or rather of be went. A cheuaiier
d'industris French for swindlerl has
zen among us. He is q well.built.
stoutish man, about Ave feet ten inches
IN height, hair cnt short and quite gray,
moustache and long, full beard, about
forty years OF age, gives himself out for
thirty live, joint gone off OF one finger
OF left hand, we'll dressed, wears black
suit, velvet vest, elk hat. square-toed
boots, quite neat and gentlemanly in an.
pearanoe; represents himself as Royal
Arch Mason; has taken the thirty.third
degree in Scottish rite; gives himself out
as wealthy Virginia widower, two small
and interesting children, (not with him, J
was colonel or general In the Confede.
rate army; name, J. 81. Gardner; pants
Tor matEimohy a second time; wished to
buy handsome house and lot; looked
ut several; expected q splendid buggy
and fwo horses daily; but departed on
foot, and very feet foot at that. The
long and short Of it, il, that this indi-
vidual proved to be u perfect "dead
beat" and ran off between two suns
without paying has landlady. Beware
OF him all ye following named people:
Citizens, hotel keepers, Iandladies, bust
ness men, maidens and widows.
AND STILL ANOTHER. big, red
headed, stoop-ahouldered, carrot.whis.
kered, long winded, many worded six
footer, who would to-day bat his eyts
promptly on mention ot his name, Johu
Wilton, dealer iii White wire clothes
lines, aud ugent for sundry books, &c.
This one was started i'll business some
Tour weeks ngo by two kind hearted and
confl'iing Saluaa gentlemen; came to
this town. talked everybody to deuth
gam bled OFT the wagon aud horse loaned
him by the said con6ding gentlemen
from Srlndn. und then ran away. No
thing has been heard of him since. So
much for Mr.. john Wilton.
Edgefeid Advertiser.
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HOMICIDE AT MATTHEW BLUFF. The
Beaufort Republican received the follow
ing account of a homicide, which oc-
Cured on Tuesday. January 80, at Mat
thew's Bluff:
AN lrlshman, named Patrick Plum
kett, was employed by Mr.. Il. IL. Turner
for some time during the past summer
and fall. In settlement of their ac-
counts, Patrick deemed himself wronped.
A few days before the homicide he was
observed going towards Turner's house,
carrying in his hand a pistol. In reply
to question, he said that lie might DOS.
sibly be obliged to shoot Turner. On
Tuesday morning, while Turner was in
bed. being i'll. colorcd woman told him
that Patrick was entering the house.
Turner got ont OF bed and took up his
gun, warming Patrick not to como nearer.
Patrick raised his hands, either to show
himself unarmed or to seize the gun.
when Turner shot him dead"
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THE Fastest TINE ON RECORD. An
old ex.nttachee Of the South Carolina
Railroad addressed US the following note
yesterday. with the request that we
would publish it. It is a reply to pa-
ragraph which appeared in the Courier,
referring to 1.-The fastest time ever made
on Southern road:'
I'm your morning issue, in reference
to the fastest time on Southern road,
beg to say. twenty-four years ago, as
engineer on the South Carolina Rail
ro"d, l ran the locomotive "Langdon
Cheves" from Charleston to Hamburg.
5. o., distance of 1877 miles, in three
hours and eleven minutes. Tho road
was then in the supervision of President
Conner and Julius Petch as General Su-
perintendent. John Marley. now agent
at Columbia, WAS the conductor of the
train. Remember, twenty.four years
ago wo did not have locomotives on
roads ns we have now. Honor to whom
honor is due. Let the New Orleans,
Mobile and Texas Road beat this"
Charleston Courier.
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Mns FEas sgooEssps &c axR 4, 1 Hus.
BANDS LAWSUITS. --Jndge Blatohford has
decided that Mrs. Fisk oan succeed teI
late husband as plaintiff in the suit
against the Union Pacific Railroad
Credit Mobilier aud others, by simply
fling the proper petition.
Savannah River was very high al
Augusta. on Friday. hnt stopped a,
twenty. eight feet. after sending the
water through several streets of the city
and creating much nneasiness. A part O,
Hamburg was submerged and the in
habitants compelled to leave.
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A GRAND MASONIC FESTIVAL
Will be given for the benefit of
LEBANON LODGE, NO. 6, A. 7. u,

At COOPER & TAYLORS HALL,
COMMENCING on MONDAY EVENING,
~ February IL, 1879, at O'Clock.
The patronage OF all favorable to tho craft
and the public generally is cordially solicited
SENIOR Observation-Disclosures ". i, Nash, H.
j. Maxwell. A. .. Jones, .. A. Swails, Robert
Smals, j. A. Bowley, +. L. Cardozo, W. II.
Jones, Jr.. r. II. Cain. Joseph Quash. B. A.
Bosomon, Jr.. j. j. Wright, Hardy Edwards,
j. II. T.. Harrison.
JUNIOR MANAGERS Brothers r. B. Elliott,
9. j. Houston. Z. NJ. Wildor. A. M. Wallace.
VIM. NJ. Taylor, II. L. Hayne, F. II. Frost.
COMMITTEES ON ARRANGEMENTS.
No. l.-Brothors Morris Seabrook, F. Il.
Mckin ~, y. j. Lee, j. h. White, E. NJ. Jones,
james Just, Charles Minort, Horny Shrews.
bury, John b. Bascombe.
No. brothers j. Harvey Jones', ]. 8.
Moblcy, John N. Meade, AlonZo Reese, Thos.
u: Mcdowell, j. A. Barre. A. p. Holmes, Peter
Miller.
Admission so cents; season tickets 81: chill
lren half price
Tickets can he had from either OF the Junior
Managers and at the door.
G. J. HOUSTON, W. NJ.
VI. A. lAfLnE. Secretary. Feb 1872
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ARMSTRONG, GATOR 6 CO..

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Bonnots and Ladies' and Chiidren's Hats.
trimmed and untrimmed. And, in connecting
ware.roo'ns. White Goods, Linens, Embroidc.
ries. Laces. Nets, Collars, Sets, Hand kerchief.,
veiilng, Head Nets, Etc, Nos. 237 and 23j
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These goods are manufactured by lis or
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and American msnu!a9turers embracing all
tho latest novelties, unequalled in variety and
cheapness in any market Orders filed wi h
care. promptness and despatch. Feb IL t6.
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The LATE ARcHDIsHop SpA1pINa -
Not only the members OF the Roman
Catholic Church, but every one who has
any knowledge Of the life and character
OF Archbishop Spalding. have been
grieved at the intelligence of his del.th
IN Baltimore, on Wednesday afternoon
last, the 7th instant. In the course of
more than forty years service in the Ro-
man Catholic faith, frst as priest in
the Western country, aud gradually on
ward through more elevated positions,
until he was placed at the head OF the
Senior Archdiocese of the United Statea,
he bore noble reputation as cleric,
and won the honorable esteem of the
world. With his own religious fold he
held place close to the hearts OF thou
sands. and men who were widely sepa-
rated from him in the tenets OF his fifth
honored him for his upright character,
Christian devotion and extended learn
ing. No prelate in the American Church
stood higher, and there was a general
belief that if any OF the vacant seats in
the Sacred College were to be allotted on
this side OF the Atlantic, Archbishop
Spalding would be the first to receive q
Cardinals hat.
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The sale of the North Carolina Mill
tnry Institute, which has been advertised
Tor somo time, took place on Tuesday
last. and was Knocked down to Messrs
Carson, $. Is Alexander, and L.. w.
Sanders, for 3l3. $50
Charlotte Observer.
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.Fo;;rsixa Ana1fs..

r,.,tv,l..,- i. E0Fc1Kn AnAIFst -
I,oNDoN. February 1t l. reported
that Lord Mayo. Governor General OF
India, has been assassinRted by . con-
vict. The report affects securities.
The report that Bismarck proposed to
mediate between Great Britain and the
United States is unfounded.
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THk RA11RoAp Hunnon - nasao,ae

THK RAILROAD HoRRoE "A passenger
train going to st. Louis. on the Rock
ford. Rock Island and st. Louis Rail
road. which was due at Alton junction
ut 6:lO on the 7th, when about three
quarters sof a.:mile bblbw upper Alton
station, came into collision with freight
train going North. The baggage car
and first coach were teleacoped, and then
almost instantly took fire. The scene
that ensued was most appalling. The
unfortunate passengers were most of
them onught between the cur seats, and
agress from the car was nearly impossi.
Bile. The flames enveloped the doomed
cars almost instantly, aud the terrified
passengers were left to be slowly roasted
alive. Up to IL A. NJ. tho charred and
blackened remains of four victims of
this fearful accident had been recovered
and were lying in tho SNOW awaiting the
coroner's inquest. Altogether there arc
four killed and thirteen Injured. The
wrecking party is still busy at thu wreck,
aud more Casualties may be reported.
The freight train should have side track
ed at the junction, but, instead of doing
80. kept straight on. Baker, the CON
ductor Of the freight train, jumped of
when the trainn oollided. and sought
safety IN flight. 1t is said the engineer
and fireman followed him, but this lacks
confirmntion. The whole responsibility
of the affair is thrown upon Baker.
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To Rent.

- COMFORTABLE COTTAGE, con-
l!;ii; ta'rnE fonr rooms and a basement, on
Picscns street, between Washington
ana Lady streets. Apply to Wm. Wallace,
''!'icc "i Nc.srs. Wallace Green, over
Eiscnmann's Store, Richardson street.
Feb II
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Chess Club,

VIE members Of the Columbia C1ess Climb
7t O'Clock, in their room, to make arrange.
mente for match with the Oharlesl on Chess
Club. I. EDWARD ORGH HSpE
Teo Id Secretary.
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WHAT rHHiTnEArY SAYS The follow
ing afe the portions of the treuty which
relate to points in dispute
Whereas differences have arisen be-
tween the Government of the United
States and the Government of her 3ritun-
MIC Majesty. and still existing. growing
out OF the ACTS committed by the several
vessels which have given rise to the
claims generally known AS the 'Alabuma
c.aims;' and
"Whoreas her Britannia Majesty has
authorized her high commissioners mud
plenipotentinries to express, in friendly
spirit, the regret felt by her M;jesty's 's
Government for the escape, under what
ever circumstances. of the Alabama and
other vessels from British ports. aud the
depredations committed By those YES.
sells:
Nov, III order to remove and adjust
all complaints and claims on the part of
the United States. and to provide for
the speedy settlement of such claims
which are not admitted by her Britain
ME Majesty's Government, the high con.
tracting parties agree that all the said
claims growing out of acts committed by
the aforesaid vessels, and generally
known as the Alabama claims, shall be
referred to O tribunal OF arbitrators.
who shall proceed impartially and
carefully to examine and decide all ques
tions that shall be laid before them on
the part of the respective Governments. :"
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Notice to Owners of Real Estate.
NAVOH,S OREInC

MAYORS OFFICE.
COLUMBIA, q. c.. February II, 1872.
'!hH following extract OF IAN Ordin. .nce
Il concerning streets, pavements, &c." is
published for information
That all owners OF lots in the city OF Co.
iumbia shall each repair, mend and keep, at
MA or her own expense, the side walk but
ting on his or her lot; and any person ne
glectlng or refusing to do so after ten days
notice shall forfeit and pay tho sum OF ten
ttlol dollars for each and every day he or she
sinai or may 30 refuse or neglect; and it sha all
be the duty OF the Chief OF Police, after the
expiration Of said notice, to cause said side.
walk to be leveled and repaired at the ox-
pense OF the owner. which expense, when ap-
proved by the Mayor and Aldermen, shall be
collected in the same manner ~ the tax upon
real estate"
The ten days notice provided for by the
Ordinance is hereby given. By order:
JOHN ALEXANDER, Mayor
Ateet: WA. J. ETTER. City Clerk
Feb l3 IN
Ribbons, Millinery and Straw Goods.
1879. ALSO, 1879.
L
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Experiments with submarine torpe.
does are new making in Boston harbor,
IN order to familiarize the officers and
men Of the United States navy with the
method OF handling this new instrument
OF warfare. Recently 1OO-pound tor
pedo was lowered into the water from a
spar projecting from the bow of the
United States steamer Wyoming. The
torpedo was exploded by electricity, and
volume of water was sent up to dis.
tance of 300 feet. Jets of wnter, re-
sembling large fountain, were also
thrown to height Of $50 feet.
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Y. M. C. A.

Y. M. G. A.
TNHE regular monthly meeting OF the Young
4 Mems Christian Association will be held
nHlS EVENING, at "a o'clock P. H., in the
heading Room. full attendance is re-
queoted D. A. PRESLEY,
Feo IL Recording Secretary.
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An amateur theatrical performance
was given in Selma. Alabama, recently,
which came near having q tragic conclu-
slon. The amateurs were burning blue
lights to heiGhtcn the effect of q tnblean.
when the dress of Miss Ella Goodwin.
coming In contact with tho powerful
HAme, was ut once ignited, aud being
composed OF very light material, was
almost simultaneously in blazo from
top to bottom. The flames we're soon
smothcred in carpet. but not until the
unfortunate young lady had been rather
severely burned
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MORE SHOOTING TROUBLES IN ARKAN-
sAs.-On Friday last colored man
named Arch Embry was shot and killed
at Gala Rock. Pope County, by two
young men named Dimprey The bro
ther and father of the murdered man
thon attacked an old gentleman named
Tucker, charging him with being the
cause of the killing. They shot Tucker
twice, and beat him until they thought
he WAS dead. He was alive, however.
on Saturday. but there are no hopos of
his recovery. After this the negroes
gathered to the number OF thirty, with
firearms, and moro trouble is appre
hendeu.
The special train which conveyed Col.
Tom Scott and the railroad officials tra.
Yelling with him, from New Orlenns TO
Mobile, over tho New Orleans. Mobile
and Texas Railroad, made tho unpreco.
dented time of 145 miles in three hours
and thirtyseven minutes. The engineer
was presented with pair of guided
horses along with silver medal, bearing
an appropriate inscription, with wllicl,
TO decorate his engine.
The Washington Chronicle tnkca it for
granted "thnt Gen. Hancock, though q
Democrat. is IL loyal man." This, says
tho Boston Post is liberal concession
from tho ex,Governor of North Carolinn,
| VINO was furious Confederate while
Gen. Hancock was fighting for the
! Union.
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Office of City Treasurer.

omce OF City Treasurer,
COLUMBIA, 9. O., February, 9, 1872.
TlHE following extract from IAN Ordinanne
Il to raise supplies for tho year 1872" is re-.
published for general information:
SEC. 2. That IL any person or poreons shau
iaI, negleet or refuse to make o return or re-.
turns to the City Assessor, on oath of his.
her or their taxable property. on or before the
sa st9s Gay OF January, A. D. 1872. to1oept as In
son t or persona shall then be asaessed bythe
CITY Assessor for and on all his. her or their
property. or other things taxed by this Ordi.
can obtain Of the value OF such ta1abiA nro.
perly or other thing; and such person or per
sons who shall fail, neglect or refuse TO make
return or returns az aforesaid, or pay the
bruary next shall be subject to. and pay in
addition to said tax, ten per cent. thereon.
WILLIAM J. ETTER,
rep ~ D Oitv Treasurer
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SoUTH CAROLINA KNOW NorllSG.
The Comptroller General Of South Caro-
lima snys ho does not know how much
money will be needed to pny the interest
on the State debt, because he does n It
know how many Of the State bonds are
ont. II there IS man, living or dead,
who does know, let him como forth and
cnhghten the shnvcrs of Wall street.
NcW York HeraM.
Tho |dtrie says the Committee of tho
National Assembly, which is inycstgat-
ing the iacts connected with the cnpitu-
lation OF the French fortifcations and
armies during the recent war, has oh.
tnlned proof Of Marshal Bnzainc's = trcach-
cry to the Republic.
Hobeson is busy reading tho life Of
Nelson i'll order to ascertain whnt con
stitutcs n great naval hero. He thinks
lie secs an opening for him to become
one.
A slight shock OF IN earthquake was
felt ut several points in Mississippi re-
Gently. at Fayette, in Jefferson County,
1T was SO severe as to leave a large crack
IN the walls of the cellcgc.
Tho first State election this year is tu
be held III New hampshire, Marcel, IL
There are four parties in the tield-Rr-
publican. Democrat, Labor Reform and
Prohibition.
Tho North Carolina Legislature has
passed law for the protection OF mock
ing ,oird nests. and is discussing bill to
prohib!t the n,ttlng Of birds.
Thomas Scott is reported to rrccy.
Si3o. QUO IL year MS the sum of his united
salaries from the different railroads nn.!,
his control
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IQENKRAL NArunE-No. 1a.l


AN ACT making appropriations TO supply q de fcl-
sncy in the appropriations Il salaries and con-
tingent EXPENSES Of tine Post once Department
for the current fiscal ear.
Be Il enacted By the eendte and House Of Rspresnta
sfUes Of tAe Unesed Suits Of Ansrc1 in Congress
sembled, That the following sums are hereby ap-
propnated. out OF any money In III treasury not
otherwise approx rated TO supply Q d reiencV In
the appropriations for the service OF the POht once
Department for the present nscal year, viz:
For salaries, eleven thousand four hundred and
eighty-three uoars and twenty-five cents.
For contingent expenses, twelve thousand two
hundred and sixty eight dollars and twenty-slx
cents.
Approved, February %, 1879.
GENERAL NATURB-N0. 14.l
AN ACT TO amend an act entitled IAN act 70 pr =
vide nAtiona, currency secured by pledge Of Uni
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Approved, March l, 1879.
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tGEnERAL NATURR, No. 81 81.
AN ACT 70 establish certain post routes in the State
n iowa III

Be enseted BY The Senat and Hostse Of r. press1td
pes QT the UniSd States Of America N Congress
aembled, That the following be, and the same are
hereby, established poat-routes In the State OF
Iowa: .-l I'D. ......H t.
From Franklin, In Winhesheik County, state OF
lows, 10 Washington Prairie, in the same county;
also,
via Ruds. plrcheatet Wilmington, 70 Caladodia, III
the state Of Minnesota.
Approved, February 2, 1871