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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-03-17

STATE SUNDAY. SoHoon OoNvKNT1oN,-
At meeting of tho State Sunday school
Convention. held in May, 1870. it was
unanimously resolved that another SINH.
lar convention should be held in Charles
ton, on the Wednesday following the
second Sabbath of May, 1872. In nc
cordance with the above resolution. the
superintendents, teachers and friends of
Sunday-schools in the State of South
Carolina are most cordially invited and
urged to appoint delegates to the ap-
preaching convention upon tho follow
ing ratio of representation: Every Sun
day school of fifty scholars. or less, one
delegate; fifty to ono hundred scholars,
two delegates; and for every additional
fifty scholars, ono additional delegate.
Arrangements will lie made with railroad
companies to bring and return delegates
for one fare. Endeavors will be made
to secure homes for oil delegates who
purpose attending the convention, pro-
vided notice of such intention be given
before the Lat OF May. Great good has
been accomplished throughout the State
by the last convention, and tho commit
tee feel confident that the contemplated
meeting will give still greater zeal in the
Sabbath school work The names of
delegates should be sent ns early as pos
sible. The committee desire that This
notice be extended, as they may not be
able to procure the address Of overy
school in the State, aud it is their wish
that every school be represented at the
approaching convention. Delegates
should come prepared with the name of
school, name of superintendent, post
office, number Of officers and tenchcrs,
number Of scholars, average attendance
of school, aud number of volumes in
library.
Address any of the following commit
tee on correspondence: q. N. Averill, r.
Caldwell, Jr., Presbyterian Church; A.
G.. Pnlfrey, Baptist Church; II. G. Chi
solm, Lutheran Church.; Samuel A. Mel
sou, Methodist Church.
Charleston Me,cs.
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THE LOwREY GANG The impression
grows stronger that Henry Berry Low.
rey, leader Of the Robson outlaws. has
disappeared from his Soui1i stown baunts
We have confirmation of the report that
his brother has recently been seen carry.
ing the favorite rifle of the leader. Our
most recent informant is of the opinion
that. instead OF being dead, Henry Berry
has left the country in disguise. 1t il
contended that there is no positive evil
dence OF his having been seen since the
Wednesday succeeding tho late robbery
at Lumberton, when tho safes and tbat
large amount of money were stolen.
Henry Berry Lowrcy, in all probability.
avalled himself of the possession of
these funds to fly the country; for there
is now scarcely doubt that the plunder
ala fall into the hands of the Lowrey
gang, us quantity of the goods stolen
on that raid have been recently disco.
vered ut their dwellings. Stephen Low.
reyIthe most desperately brutal of the
whole gnng-now seems to head tho out
laws. II Boss Stroug bo really dead
and Henry Berry Lowrey departed the
country, the gang is now reduced to
three.-Stephen Lowrey, Tom Lowrey
and Andrew Strong. There seems also
to have been internal dissensions among
them lately-the old story of quarrel
over spoils; and they are beyond donbt
badly demoralized. A vigorous effort
towards their capture or extermination is
now almost certain of SUCCESS.
Wilmington Journal
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TorelEn .Amalrs.'

PARIS, March 16.-The trial of Mar
shal Bazaine, for the capitulation ol
Metz. is expected and just now occupies
public attention, as he can only be tried
by his peers. There is some difficulty
IN assembling court martial. which is
competent-as nearly all the Marshals oi
france, OF whom the court must be
composed were themselves concerned in
some capituletion or surrender during
the late war. The Assembly discussed
the budget. President Theirs made u
speech defending the estimates of the
War Department. He insisted that they
would not be reduced, as it was necessa.
ry to replace material of war, fortify the
frontier, repair fortifioations and create
real army. It is rnmored that Gen.
Issy, Minister of War, will ask for a
credit of 200. 600, ,OO0f.. for building new
forts ar und Paris and for Notifications
on the frontier. particularly c. Longuyon
and Bellfort. The Prussians are actively
extending the Notifications Of Metz and
Strasbonrg.
It is reported that England and
Uruguay have come to an open rup-
ture, and that all friendly relations be-
tween the two nations have ceased.
LONDON, March 16.-Thc iron-clad
man-of-war Lord Clyde, twenty. three
guns, is ashore in the Mediterranean.
MADRID, March 16.-Montpensier has
declined the candidature of the Cortes.
PARIS. March 16.-A despatch from
Cannes announces the death in that town
OF George Eustis, formerly member of
the United States House of Representa-.
tives from Louisiana, and later private
secretary to John Slidell, when he was
lJ0nfa6aPofn ~
He was the son-in.law of Mr.. Corcoran,
of Washington. i:st r.sn
The Commissioner OF Pardons having
rejected the appeal of Fedel, Questel
and Girard .ithrea Communists convicted
OF numbering hostages, they were shot
this morning, at Satory.. cf5 -
resident Theirs, at reception, yes
terday, spoke upon the Roman question,
and fino his remarks: maintained that
Oatholicism is s'traditlon;' and an element
OF strength to France.
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Financial and Commercial.

NEW YORK. March 6-Noou.-Stocks
strong and active. Gold steady. at 1O16
Money firm, at Z. Governments strong
and steady Exchange-long 9aS; shorl
10H. Sales of cotton for future deli.
very. lant evening. 6,40O bales, as fol-
lows: March %; April 2216(022L; Nav
22A@22 1915; June 23@23X; july
23(023 Lie; August 22A: September
2lH(@2lM. Flour and wheat dull and
heavy. Corn quiet and heavy. Pork
steady-new mess 1900. Lard dull
steam 9@91a. Cotton 6rm-uplunds
22M; Orleans 22Ia; sales $3.50 bales
Freights dull.
Up. M.-Sales of cotton for future
delivery to-day IA, 100 bales, as follows:
March %; April 22I, 227-l6; Nav
~ 1915. % 1:16; June 23Ik, 23sS:
July 23as; August 2234. %; Ssptember
Il, 211s; October 19I. Cotton STEADY
sales 4. 456 bales. at 2256 for. uplauds;
23 for Orleans. Flour dull and heayy-
common aud good grades sscaroe and
firmly held. at 6.90(07 65; common to
fair extra Southern 7.7O(09. so; for good
to ohoics 7.70@9.50. Wheat very dull
and lower-nominaily 1.44(01 SO for
No. 2 spring store; L 151@l.54 for No. |
spring store; 162@l.6S for winter red
Western: Corn heavy and decidedly
lower-67(967I for new Western mixed
afoat. Pork lower-12.75@12 80 for
new mess. Lard quiet, ut SM09L.
Freights quiet and steady. The bank
statement shows loans have decreased
nearly $l,500.0O0; specie increased
nearly 81, ,600,0 600; legal tenders over
81, 250. 600; deposits decreased over
"a, $50. 600. Money easy. att. Sterling
92s@9H. Gold 10A@103s. Govern.
ments very stong aud advanced 1aML.
States dull aud steady.
BALTIMORE, March 16.-Cotton very
firm; holders asking higher rates-mii-
ding 2216; receipts 407 bales; sales 362;
stock 10,5SO
CHARLESTON, March 16.-Cotton quiet
-middling 2l5s; receipts 527 bales; ex-
ports 100; sales 100; stock 27,OlO.
AUGUSTA, March 16.-Cotton firm, de.
mand good, offerings -middling
2O24; receipts 275 bales; sales 400.
SAVANNAH, March l6.-Cotton active;
offerings good-middling 2156; receipts
1872; sales 1900; stock 81, 1856.
NEW ORLEANS, March l6.-Cotton
active and firm-middling 22L; receipts
655 bales; sales $500; stock I79, ,428.
MEMPHIS. March 16,-Cotton firm
middling 2l5s@2lzs; receipts 6s3.
MOBILE, March l6.-Cotton in good
demand; holders asking higher rates,
but buyers refuse-middlinR 2la5(022:
receipts 563 bales: sales 500; stock 4. .844.
WILMINGTON, March 16.-Cotton firm
-middling 21%; receipts 116 bales;
stock 4,303.
BosroN, March 16.-Cotton dull and
depressed middlipg 22I5; receipts
1870 bales; sales $50; stock $500.
NORFOLK. March 1G.-Cotton steady
low middling 2O24; receipts $50 bales;
sales 100; stock 4, 66O.
GALVESTON. March 16 Cotton strong
good ordinary 20; receipts BIG bales;
sales 2, 583.
LONDON, March 15-Noon.-Consols
92M. Bonds 92as.
PARIS, March 1G.-Rentes 5Gf. 6Oc.
LIVERPOOL. March 16-Evening. Cot.
ton opened and closed tirm-up plands II; ;
Orleans 11A@l1as; sales 1900 bales;
speculation 1900.
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Theodore Thomas says the saddest
thing on earth is that people will blow
tneir noses when his orchestra are in
their most delicate pianissimo passages.
Ii they would strike the proper KEY, it
won!d be something, bnt they are inva.
riabIy an octave or two out OF tho way.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-03-17

"A disorderly person in Rochester
claimed exemption from arrost the other
night, on tho ground that he WIS 'tho
driver OF tho smallpox express" HIS
claim was promptly allowed by tho
officer.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-03-17
New Spring and Summer Goods

IA HAVE juat received one OF tho finest
assoi tmcnts OF Spring and Summer
EASSlMEkES, VESrINGS. &C., that
has ever boon brought To this market.
They are ot tho very latest styles and pat
terms, which will be made up in tho very best
sf> To order. The pubic is Invited to call
AMI examine my fine stock.
am also in receipt uf IL aplcndid aasort.
memt of FURNISHING GOODS, among which
are IN" celebrated STAR SHIRTS, which are
superior tn nm! shirts manufactured.
March II IL j. +. EI5ENMANN.
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i{arcHf, II

Marblehead Mammoth Cabbage.
HHHE largest cabbage in the world. Quality
Il very tender, sweet and excellent.
boston True Curled LETTUCE. This is
the best OF all; grows in the form OF rosette;
very desirable.
Hubbard Squash
New York Improved Egg Plant.
Trophy Tomato.
Egyptian Beet.
Beans-a large assortment
Wax Beans.
Pole Beans. +,
Corn. early and late.
Call at headquarters for good eeed, at low
price. HEINITSH'R Drur Store
March 13
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Removal.

Removal.
WE Undersigned respectfully inform their
Il friends and cuttomers thut ON and after
tho 10Th instant, they will DO found at tho
shop formerly occupied by IIaynesworth 4
Carroll, i'll rear OF Messrs John Agnew 4
Son, where they will gladly welcome ail.
March IL REESE & rHOMPECN
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FIRE.-A small log house on the pre-
misses OF Nelson Davis, colored, occupied
by George Austin, also coIored. took fire
ABOUT o'clock. on Tuesday morning
last. and was entirely consumed, with
the contents. Sympathzing whites as
slsted,' and snccreded in saving Dnvis'
residence, which, being in close proxi.
nifty, was at ono time in great danger
subscription was raised on the spot
anu considerable sum of money OBJ
taIned by the whites, to assist in paving
the loss-n single citizen heading the
list with $40. This might be called
genuine sympathy.-LaurcnsDiUe Herald.
a HALE CENTENARIAN On Saturday
last. the venerable General J. Watts de
ieyster, OF Now York, CAV. tho annual
breakfast to the indcstructible veteran,
Captain Lahrbnsh, oD tho 10th ami
versary OF their concurrent birth day
This Is the sixth of the series begun
when each had attained the ago of lOl
The dozen guests we're. with few excep-
tlons, genernls of high distinction, vet
one OF the oldest of these was q baby
when Captain Lahrbush was sexagena-
rian, and not one had eDt tered the service
when he had retired under the burden OF
his seventy years. The guests oil took
their leave. says the Tribune. pledging
the gay and hearty old gentleman to be
present year hence, and especially in
sisting that he should keep his health
and strength to take part in the centen-
nlal anniversary Of his young friend, the
american Union.
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Auct1on 8aa~e.

.-.Auct1on sa1@8.a
Sale Of Kings Mountain Railroad.
Theodore D. Wagner and Asbury Coward,
trustees, %: the Kings Mount ain Railroad
Company.-Foreclosure Of Mortgage.
BY H. H. DeLEON.
TN pursuance OF the terms Of MORTGAGE
l. executed by tho Kings Mountain Rail.
road road Company. on the 18th day OF March,
1866, and by virtue Of the powers therein
granted, we will sell. at public auction, at
Charleston, 8. O., on WEDNESDAY, March
70. 1871, at II o'clock. at corner East Bay and
Broad streets,
The entire RAILROAD of the said Compa.
ny, including the bed and superstructures of
said Road, the materials used in construo-
ton. the stations, station-houso depots.
e-houses, work-shops, machinery and fx-
lures thereon, and all the engines aud rolling
stock, together with all the rights, privileges
and easement belonging or appertaining to
said Railroad Company.
Terms cSsh; purchasera to pay for papers
and stamps. THEODORE D. WAGNER.
ASBURY COWARD,
ian IA Trusteee.
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GAIA Lodge No. 1853, 10. B.
"A KEGU LAR communication will DO held
"A THIS tSunday) MORNING, at 10 O'clock.
IN temperance Hall. by order of tho presi
don't. T. EpSrEJN
M"cn II Secretary.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-03-17

Groceries, Wines and Liquors.
N GROCERIES, in all their varieties. Best
brands Champagnes, Wines, Liquors. &c.
suitable for Christmas 8. on hand and for sale
low. by JOHN AGNEW h SON
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For Sale.
"a COTTAGE HOUSE, containing five
HaS rooms, q Pantry and Dressing Koom,
-. with all necessary outbuildings at.
tached. Apply to GEIGER & Mo1REGOR
Ior terme, &c. March 16 s.
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SECRET or MILITARY SUCCESS. The
victories of tho German armies have
been tho subject of series of lectures
before the students OF tho Military
School at Cnssel. The lecturer attribu' cd
the success Of the German armies To the
efforts cxcrted by tho commanders to
secure tho offensive, md to constantly
keep the Initiative Of military move
ments III their own hands. In this wuy.
tho moral forco Of attack ~ increased
with every successful action, while tho
conscionsuess OF being on the defensive
depresses tho other army.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1872-03-09
WE'LL NAMED.

Our argumentative and consistent
contemporary of the Leader; devotes a
column and half of wind, very prep
erly headed I" Latest Absurdity," tax
ing the CHIEF to task for copying but
a portion of an editorial of the New
Orleans Times to uphold our defence
of Governor Warmoth's official career.
The Leader claims that it we had cop
led the entire article it would have
demolished our argument. We beg to
differ, and rise to explain for the ben
eft of our obtuse neighbor. Among
the many sins of omission and COM
mission that have been charged upon
Gov. Warmoth by his enemies (but
never proven), is that of bribery. The
attempt to establish this charge has
resulted in complete failure, and we
quoted the admission of the Times to
show that. With the statements con-
tanned in the other portions of the ar
ticle we had nothing TO do, for they
were mere unproyen charges, while
we were dealing with established facts.
1t is matter of satisfaction to us that
we did ignore these charges, for they
have since been shown without foun-
dation in fact by evidence that is per-
fectly reliable.
The Leader man could not have Sc
lected more appropriate title for his
column and a half of senseless gas
than --latest Absurdity."
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1872-03-09

The Terrehonne Patriot reioices in
the many public improvements that
have been made and the prospect of
others to be made in the town of
Houma. The new branch railroad
from Terrebonne Station gives the
Houmaites direct railroad connection
with New Orleans a new Court
House is to be built at once; plank
walks upon the streets are projected !;
emigrants are coming in in short,
everything in, around and concerning
the little village wears a lovely as
peet and the Terrebonne goose is at
a tremendous and satisfactory degree
of elevation. All of which is pleasant
to know, in these dark days of degen-
GRAFTON and general apathy that ex-
list in the brains of disappointed and
aspiring politicians, and which they
are continually prating Of to the poor,
" downtFodden people"
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1872-03-09

tus Diez, administrator; default en-
tered against defendant.
NJ. Lion rs. No. 276, Hercule Ian
dry ct al Judgment BY default enter /.
ed against both defendants.
Thomas C. Gibbons Us. No 29l,
Alex. Pilloon; Judgment by default
confirmed.
Pascal g. I1sley rs. No. 295, JOS.
Terrier; default confirmed.
State rs. William Moore assault
and battery tried and discharged.
Mrs. E. supervilIe Us. succession OF
NJ. Schonberg; leave granted to file
motion for a new trial.
State rs. Henry C. Barthelmy tried,
court took case under adyisement
bond fixed 800.
State as. Elsi Hunter; case reas-
signed for Tuesday, eth instant.
R. P. Landry rs. J. c. Legare; re-,
assigned 9th instant.
State as. James Spotsit; reassigned
9th instant.
State rs. John CARTS; reassigned
9th instant.
Levi spiIler rs. No. BOZ, A. NJ.
Powers; Judgment confirmed.
| L. Spiller as. w. S. Rhodes; case
fixed 29th instant.
| Tuesday, February 9th. Mrs. E..
Superyille as. succession M.Schonberg
ct ais; plaintiffs petition dismissed
with costs as far as the succession is
concerned; answer fled in the same
case in behalf of the other defendants.
J. G. Legare rs. No. 306, Mccall
Bros; motion and rule for contempt
and to dissolve injunction herein.
State rs. H. C. Barthelmy court
sentenced accused to six months hard
labor in State Penitentiary.
State as. James Spotsit; tried for
carrying concealed weapons; released.
A case of assault with a dangerous
weapon; District Attorney pro tenn.
entered noHe pyoseqti.
State es. Elsi Hunter; tried and con-
demned to six months imprisonment
in the State Penitentiary.
! State rs. j. Cnrtis ct ais; changed
plea and sent to the District Court.
State as. j. P. Esbren; fixed 18th
instant.
R. P. Landry Us. No. 800, J. c.. Lee
care; ). by consent continued to next
term.
Ernest P. Brand rs. G.. R. Fudge
Judgment by default entered against
defendant.
Levi spiller as. w. s. Rhodes leave
of court granted to file motion to
dissolve attachment. i, als
Malard e. Tooker as. p. Adam Rod
rique judgment confirmed,
The court then adjourned to. We'd
nesday, February 28th.
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By to-day's issue of the Leader we
find that it has evidently run out of
argument to use against the CHIEF,
as it confines itself solely to calling us
naughty names. From this we infer
the, Leader man has found out what
many people knew before: that his
abilities render him more successful
in the use of blackguardism than ar
gulment.
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Republican State Central Exec
utiye Committee.

Officers of the Committee.
P. B. S, Pinchbaek, President.
William Vigers, Recording Secretary.
j. W. Fairfax, Corresponding Secretary.
Members for the State at Large.
Edward Butler, S. s. Schmidt.
Thompson Coakley, Ebert CAN'T
John Parsons, A. w. Smythe.
Fl Raby. James McCleery,
David Youur. f. j. Heron
First Congressional District.
Hugh j. Campbell, Fl. Mahoney.
Second Congressional District.
A. E. Barber, James l.. beiden,
Third Congressional District.
Thomas H. holland, Geo. Washington.
f Fourth Congressional District.
T. w. Devices, Raford Blunt.
Fifth Congressional District.
A.W. Faulkner, A. b. Harris.
Congressional Committee, Bird District
john R. Gallup, Emerson Bentley,
Louis E. Laloire, Pierre Landry,
Clark Fl. Remick.
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PARISH COURT.

February Ternl---E. W. Mason, Judge.
This court convened on Monday,
February 5th, and after the reading
and approval of the minutes of the
December session, adjourned until
next day We present herewith a
synopsis of business transacted
Tuesday, February 6th.-Pascal &
Ilsley rs. Joseph Ferrier; default
taken against defendant.
Levi spiller rs. 3O2, A. NJ. Powers
default taken against defendant.
L. Spiller rs. No. 30l, w. S.
Rhodes; default taken against de.
PENDANT.
Thomas G.. Gibbons as. No. 291,
Alex. Pilloon; default taken against
defendant.
Court here adjourned until Tues
day, February 18th, from which day
it was again adjourned to Monday, the
10Th, when the following cases we're
called up:
State rs. John Curtis; District At
torney pro tenn filed information for
aiding and abetting an ASSAULT with
dangerous weapon; case fixed for
23rd instant.
State as. Mathilde Robertson and
John Robertson information for as
sault; bond forfeited.
State rs. Ben. Henry information
for assault and battery; accused
plead not guilty case fixed for Doth
instant.
State as. James Spotsit informa-
ton for assault with dangerous weap-
on /; accused plead not guilty.
State as. John Doryille and Antony
Marksley information for killing a
hog with intent to steal parties ar
raigned, plead not guilty, and prayed
for jury; sent to the District Court.
State as. Henry c. Barthelmy in
formation for larceny; plead not
guilty, ease fixed for Goth instant.
State Us. Phil. McKnertney; nolle
proseqti filed by District Attorney
pro tenn. .a.
State as. William Moore; informa-
ton for assault with dangerous weap-
on; fixed for Wednesday, 21st in
slant.
State 0s. Shelton Green; informa-
ton for assault with dangerous weap-
on case fixed for the 21st,
State as. John P. Esbren informa-
ton for assault and battery.
State us. Isaac Britton; filed nolle
prosequi.
State Us. Hamilton Hardy; informa-
ton for killing hog with intent to
steal, and information for an assault
with dangerous weapon.
State as. Elsi Hunter information
for larceny.
P. H. Harbour as. Adelard Bourque
Henry Cohen intervenor and third
opponent; default taken against de,
PENDANTS in intervention.
r. P. Landry Us. j. C. Legare; case
fixed for the 23rd instant.
Tuesday, February 2Oh.-State as
Ben. Henry accused tried. and con-
demned to twenty-four hours impris.
onment in parish prison.
State Us. Isham Thority nolle prose
qui.
State rs. James spotsit case fixed
for 23rd instant.
State Us. Henry G. Barthelnly re.
assigned for the 21st instant.
State Us. Elsi Hunter; larceny; east
fixed for 24th instant.
Wednesday, February 2lst. State
Us. Shelton Green; case tried, argued
contradietorily by counsel, and ac.
cused discharged.
| Harry G. Jones us. No. 292, Angus,
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TUHE HOUSTON UNION
POWER PRESS
Printing establishments
Established in 1863
Tracy & Quick, Editors and PropretOrs.
THE UNION is printed
Daily and Weekly.

DalIy ana w eekkys
And is the leading organ of the present State
Administration, which will remain in posses
sion OF the State Government until the next
eleetion-in 1S74-and probably longer.
1t is also the " Official Organ Of the United
States,' for the publication OF the Acts OF
Congress, all Postal Matters, Mail Contracts,
United States MarshaIs Sales, Bankrupt No
tices, etc. -
The Union is firm, jealous. uneempro-
missing Republican paper. but liberal and fair
in all things. 1t is published in the city of
Houston, which has a population of ten thou
sand souls, and is situated at the head of
navigation from Galveston, and is the rail-
road centre of the State, having FIVE railroads
running in different direetiens-iR length
from fifty to one hundred and seyenty-fve
miles. =
TerTnss F
DAILY,.... .24x36- -. Per Annum- $40 90
WEEKLY, -. double sheet, g 90
ADVERTISING RATES.:
Same as usual prices of hrstrclass Southern
papers. Especial Contracts Mcde.l
Pay in advance required when good refer.
ences cannot be given.
TRACY g. QUICK. Houston, Texas,
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Lieutenant Governor P.B. S. Pinch
back and Administrator James Lewis,
of the New Orleans City Government,
have been elected delegates from the
State at large to the Colored National
Convention to be held in New Orleans
ON the second Wednesday of April.