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HORSE NOTES.

Prospero, by Messenger Duroc dam Green Noun.
tain Maid, by Harry Clay, winner ofthe threeyear.
old stake at Prospect Park, October Is, in which
he distanced the field in 2:3316 the time being the
best on record, except Blackwood's 2:3lK, has
been sold to Mr.. W. NJ Parks, Brooklyn, N. Y, for
100000 The colt was bred and sold by Charles
Backman, stony Ford Orange county, N. Y. Pros
pero will remain In the hands OF Carl Burr, who
trained and drove him in his late grand explois.
Nonesuch and Mercer have been matched to trot
at Springfield Mass. November z mile heats, three
in hve to wagons, for $3.50 side. Peter Nance
will drive Mercer, carrying track weights, while
Doc. Anderson will sit behind Nonesuch. 7
Barebones, the old steepe-chaser, has been sold
to Mr. Hugh O'Rourke, OF Montreal
John Mason arrived in this city on Friday last
from Lexington, ky., with the imported mare
Fagree, by Stockwell in foal to Lexington, and .
colt and dy, by Lexington; the former out OF i'm
Both are halter-broken and in fine condition. This
stock is the property OF Mr.. Belmont. L t4
Trogtown, BY imported Bonnie scotland, dam
Ada Chctham, by Lexington, has been purchased
by General Custer, United States Army, for $1,000.
Many friends OF both Gazele and Judge Fuller
gether before the snow dies. Can't 1t be brought
aboutY
Messrs Fisher Carson, Of Canada, have pur-
chased Frank Ross, chestnut colt, four years old,
by Daniel Boone. dam sigma. BY Epsilon. p
Das G sCcRey Club naasu ~
raj meeting, November 19 20. q, r. %; Louisisna
Jockey club, New orleans ran meetlnG, November
80, December 3. 5, Z; Magnolia Jockey Cfub Mobile,
Ala, December IL Is, 10.
The Ta,J, Field and Farm, October 25, in alIudfna
to Occdent and the Eastern flyers, says PROM
present Indications there is no probability that
Occident will win in any OF his trots with Gold.
smith Maid and Lucy In California. The Western
men have lost all confidence In E0n, 40 he irater.
nized with the Eastern drivers Immediately upon
their arrival at sacramento, and this fact 10 gen.
orally understood by the tr0tting fraternity. The
betting, from the commencement was ali one.
sided, two to one being freely oiYered on Gold.
smith Maid. The san Francisco Chronicle Of late
date iets the cat out OF the bag In the following
Hans old boy what do you think or the big race tatt
coming on to.morrowy inquired saloon keeper Of ths
man VINO drives certain brewery wagon "VclIr said
hans, u yoost tell you how Il vas 0of Chin Oaf vtss
Dot race, II VAL be untrely by 0csidentH "a
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The deaf and dumb have been inyjtad I'M TIN
STABBING AFFRAYS.

AT late hour on Saturday night John Darnn, OF
No. IL Jay street, and Charles Cords OF III Green.
witch street, engaged in quarrel in the lager beer
saloon situated at 179 Duane street. Cords becom.
ing very much exasperated, seized large table
knife and cut his opponent across the right wrist
innicting very severe wound. Cords was ar
rested and Darnn received surgical treatment.
About two O'Clock yesterday morning Daniel
McGoyern, aged twenty-four, residing at sixth
avenue and Firth street, was badly stabbed In the
neck by an unknown man during nocturnal alter
cation in 12sth street. DR.. Thomas dressed his
wound in the Twelfth precinct station house. and
then sent the sufferer in an ambulance to the
Ninety ninth street Hospital.
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A LADY TAKES POISON.
Religious Mania .


Nearly week ago Mrs. Angelina Gordon. lady
then living at S14 West Twenty fourth street. while
her reason was temporarily dethroned, swal.
lowed o quantity OF .yellow wash'' COM
solution OF lime water, with suicidal intent.
Mrs. Gordon's mind had become unduly excited on
religious subjects, and her desire for information
concerning future existence impelled her to
hasten from this world Of trouble, hence the swal-
lowing OF the fatal draught. She was thirty-seven
years Of age and native OF this country. Death
cnsued Saturday morning and Coroner Herman
held an inuuest over the remains
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FAnce Of the nephew OF Napoleon l. and daush
ter OF the House or SayOy.D
The S0sr gives the following details: -

The commssary Of police having established his dep.
N.Y. was allowed to enter the chateau communicate
ne object Of his mission Prince Napoleon again declared
th5l ne would only yield to force, and would not leave
accomplished the Prince and Princess got into
that IT the escort was discontinued they should
consider themselves as released. and would
their liberty Consequently II Is company the
two gendaImes and q n Maurice Richard, who would
not leave his guests that Prince Napoleon his wife
will arrive IN Switzerland NJ Rouher who mad arrived
a. Memon. wished si to accompany the party but the
nighness were sent or in the Of The day 70 NJ
Procnrer General Of the Republic. When NJ. Thicrs
on On innssasy ot,me" m WIN ,H OF Iermancnce OF
lie was completely ignorant that the Princess
fore surprised TO hear Of the France
the daughter of King Victor Emmanuel Then Il WAS
with object courtesy and to attenuate
as possible whatever rigorous to the Princess In
order which concerned her husband the President
quesed NJ. vmercau, friend Of Prince Napoleon, and
military attache TO the Italian Embassy 70 proceed te
nothing more NJ vimerca undertook the mission
bur could induce the Prince 10 change his deter
mination only TO yield TO force. Natet
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The Closing quotation ut the adjournment
Board Saturday afternoon was 113 113jb.

The closing quotation at the adjournment Of the
Board Saturday afternoon was l13 113b.
LATEST PRICES OF GOVERNMENTS.
The following were the closing prices Satur-
day for government bonds:-United States cur
rency skies, 11a7s ia; do. co, 1881, registered
1l5hs 1885,; do. do, coupon, l167< 116X; do.
fve-twenties, registered May and November, 1928
a 112H; do. do, 1852, coupon do, l1e q 11eA; do
do. 1864, do. do. 116 1lo4; do do, 1865, do. do
1169s 11ess; do, 1867, registered, January and
july 1147s IFS; do. do, 1865, coupon, do, 114zI
116; do do, 1867, do do, 1155S 115,S; do. do,
1868, do do, IFS 1151S; do. ten-forties regis
tered, 1885, 1os2l; do. do, coupon, 1Osls 1887;
do nves OF 1881, registered, 1o9s1 ITO; do. do,
coupon, I11is 111's.
STOCKS ON SATURDAY,
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TIC quOatiOns based on cotton IN st0fc, IN
grade quoted.
9oo bushels corn $500 corn meal 2s79 bbls oats
81 100 bushels barley IL 300 d0 and for the weekFlour,
876ls bbls wheat $40 bushels 1888 625 do corn
meal 1924 pbs and 43O bags; oats bushels bar
insigniicant, owing 70 the mpossibity Of getting IT,
the same; The sales incGding all kinds were only
Sales l bbis OF western yellow at S. 49, delivered We
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A FATAL FALL.

Florence II. Richards, about forty-eght years OF
age, accidentally fell from third story window OF
the boarding house kept by John Etters North
Sixth and First streets, Williamsburg, at about
O'Clock yesterday morning. and was instantly
killed,
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do corn 10000 do. oats SO 900 do. rye, 200 do
arrfey. Shpments-5O00 bbls. flour. l2in00 bushels
[heat 600 do. corn 5000 do oats 1909 do. rye and
$4,000 do. barley.
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The following were the closing quotations at
three O'Clock 2. NJ. when the Board adiourned:-
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton In Good Dema nd and Firm; Re-
ccipts at the Ports, 10 ASA Balcs-Flour
and wheat Dull-C0rn Lower-Oats
Henvy-GrOcerIes Active and Strong
Petroleum Firm-Naval Stores Quiet
Pork and Lard Firmcr-Whiskey
Deaper.
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cries were airly active At fu prices The saies sum up
q follows:-
To-day. Last Ere'9. TotaL
Export ort............................I I010 5zl l,bn
consumption o4J ~ a
III uansit. 1W wv NV
i,sos o,uiS
Included in above l3O5 bales to arrive, For l-
tnre delivery basis low middlng the sale. hive been
last evening after three O'clSckOctober,
i4oo at ls.c Noyember 200 at ls 3 l9c 200 at lsc
isc; Pesrnary io At is.c March loo at isSsc Total Il
so S bales m i Sales to two SslSss s 81
YS {, - SS M lGo a. isSs Esysmeer so at 10 at
i sislec Noyemhsr loo isSc 100 Oat Is together;
@nssmbe @ NJ go at January 20 At 1874 % febr,sssIy ,sS
lo9 @ at p iSl lsc o April, 800 AZ 20 7-ises 800 at
Rates on cotton foreign porrs closed as follows-To
liverpool by steam "a 76d SAIL "a TO Havre, by
steam lac. lac SAIL lc, comprcssed to Hamburg, by
steam d e;Ss%1pTssssd 70 Bremen hy steam $n%n O Is sail
lid to 9s Medtcrranean ports by steam via Engand
ows-Galveston, 1868 New Orleans 4i59 Mobile l72;
savannah, zoos; Chareston, 2Ml; Wilmington 2T; Nor
day last week, l0,sso; this day last year R.6sa We
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Wheat was dull but nominally the same, the market
closing at about 81 "a Tor No.2 Chicago and MI
waukec 81 81 81 63 for red Winter, and 81 % u ~ for
amber The sales were about $4,000 bushels at 81 40 for
No. Spring, 81 asa 81 49, for ordinary No 81 a
81 So for Northwest 81 66 for lot of choice Mwau
kee in store 81 z for white Corn was dun and lower
at 6c for sail mixed 65c for Yellow other descriptions
were nominal in the ahsenee OF reported transactions
Oats dull AMI heavy. The sales about 49, 900
bushels at ~ for new black Western and 46c for
nominal. Barley in limited demand and hrmer
for Canada Sales 1880 bushels at 81 IL last evening and
81 Is to-day. Rye remained nominal ut &c. &C. for
Western and Soc. a soc. for state.
FREIGHTs.-1he inquiry for accommodation by vessels
the berth only moderate and rates were steady
The chartering business was also comparatively quiet,
but full former rates yet current. Tho engage
ments TO Liverpool by steam 1900 bushels grain
at 3D. 30 900 bushels grain at Sad sgd principally at
the higher rate To London by sail, 1000 bbs -four 3s
3D. To Glasgow by steam, 1900 bushels grain at sgd
were were "a Norwegian bark, hence to Continental port
hence to Marsees 29oO bbs crude do, reported at Is
MoLAssEs.-Trade Of unimportant character
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Smallpox Is again on the increase, the number
of cases up to date since Saturday last being ten
ana the number Of deaths during the week three
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Two thousand two hundred and forty vagrants
were lodged in the different station houses In this
city during the past week.
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The vital statistics for the week ending Satur-
day noon were 440 deaths, 2l1 marriages. 444 births
and SO stillbirths.
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HAVANA MARKETS.

HAviNA, Oct 26 1872
Sugar buoyant; sales OF No. IL Dutch standard IL
l1is reals per arrohe Exchange excited; on United
States short sight, currency 9 l0premium sixty days
iun
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Coroner Herman held an inquest at 79l Ninth
avenue on the body OF Enoch Bradley, fourteen
years DID, who died from the effects OF injuries re-
ceived by accidentally falling from cart corner Of
Eleventh avenue and FOrty-third street.
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NEW YORK CITY.

The police last week arrested 1872 persons for
various offences
| Marshal Hart granted 9O7 licenses and renewals
in the week, receiving therefor $3.50 So
| The Ordinance Bureau received seventy three
complaints Of violations of city ordinances.
The vital statistics for the week ending Satur-
day were 44o deaths, 2l1 marriages, 444 births
and SO stilbirths
Two Thousand two hundred and forty vagrants
were lodged in the different station houses In this
city during the past week.
Smallpox is again on the increase, the number
Of cases up to date since Saturday last being ten
and the number OF deaths during the week three.
Fire Marshal McSpedon reports seventeen fires
during the week ending noon October 20, 1872.
The estimated loss is $5O25; amount OF insurance,
$4,000.
Coroner Herman held an inquest at 7sl Ninth
avenue the body OF Enoch Bradley, fourteen
years old, who died from the effects OF injuries re-
ceived by accidentally falling from cart corner OF
Eleventh avenue and Forty-third street.
Martin T. Mcmahon, Receiver OF Taxes col
lected the following amounts for taxes during the
past week.
October October ls s s ssa g g October g s79a sss ss
sSSsf os'SSsr ss 3 oesSsF ocSSsF s5sss sss g
Total. ss,s29l7o IS
James Donahue, superintendent of the Free La
Dor Bureau, Nos. and 10 Clinton place, makes The
following report OF business for the week ending
October 26:-Applications for employment, IO93.
or these there were POI males and S92 females:
male help required, $50; female 300; situations
procured for 132 males and 162 females whole
number OF situations procured for the week, SEA.
About seven O'Clock Friday evening william
Adams, youth nineteen years ofage residing at 81
Orchard street. entered the ewery store 2s2 Broome
street. kept by Christian GRADER. and while examn
ing gold ring and some watch chains purlOined
a gold watch, with which he made OF. An officer
OF the Tenth precinct arrested him about an hour
later and found the property in his possession.
Judge Scott committed him in default of 81, ,o0J bail
The deaf and dumb have been invited by the
Board of Managers OF the American Institute to
visit the exhibition to-day. Between one and four
O'Clock an interesting display of the progress made
by the pupils in the nse OF the sign language will
be given by their Instructors, together with pract-
cal illustrations OF the methods of teaching in use.
Miss Emily Faithful Is expected to be present with
Mrs. Bullard and other friends Interested in the i'm
provement and employment for the deaf and dumb.
Madame Lucca Is also expected to be present to
witness the interesting exercises which promise to
make to-day one of the most interesting of the
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Fire Marshal McSpedon reports seventeen fires
during the week ending noon October 26 1872
The estimated loss is $5O25; amount Of insurance,
$64,000
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT HENRY WIN
~, ~ throp Gray, George T Green and Alden B Stock
county OF New York. and Charles A. Avery who resides
IN the city OF Brooklyn and county Kings have formed
limited partnership in accordance with the provisions
Of The statutes Of the State Of New York under the
business intended to be transacted by said partnership
the negotiating buying and selling OF stocks gold
mission and such other business as is ordinarily
the persons above named all the parties interested
therein that the said Henry winthrop Gray Charles
the said Allen stockweI Is the special partner; that
has paid in in cash. the of hun lred thousand
dollars (200000 capital towards the common stock
Of October 1872 and is to terminate the 2st day
October 1875 unless sooner dissolved by the act Of the
HENRY WINTHROP GRAY.
CHARLES A. AVERY.
GEORGE I. GREEN.
New York, Oct q, 1872. ALDEN b. STOCKWELLA
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NAVAL sroRrs.-For spirits of turpentne the market
sales
275 bbls Of No 2at 81 90 Tar in better demand and
s sads ssss pr SSs ef bs a at o. and
Sny
IS s .ssfst
az Gr or s AZ e a0tsss ss
ss SS j Az
market was very fr,s Reaned quoted at asc. 3Szc.
SS a IN
m So sS g. as cut meats s
ths s bb Sc meats
for mess r pork under fair demand and modera
Ss ss s'n at ssEhs s @ s @
Sbis for November at sls 30 Bacon was IN limited DE-
a =
do
sales q picked meats made but nothing Of impor
siSSs auotssons Lard-Tns %arssi for Western Was Was
Was active and aTmer. io5O tierces, part November
sUsAn:Sihe demand for continued nnabated, and
up
good SSuas s
fSsns @ Win SSnTasrd at As ss9sSS a.
fair, 9c gsc; good to prime, 9c. sc grocery
te s3Ga 2h shd s and bpxss e ea0ss % @
m hhds and boxes, re ., &C. % %nelado Hss; SAc:
dc 10 70 III csc PC do. y TO 15 lo1sc DO,
White iac i2sc Porto Rico-Redning, common ITO to
prime, sac 9c.; grocery fair to choice, ssc l0c.
Dutch standard, Nos l9 to u. sssc. s'Sc. Manila
RIcE-The market to-day has been quiet for both for
eign and domestic but prices unchanged. 90
erces OF Carolina and 100 bags OF Raugoon fig
sTEARINE remained quiet, but firm. We quote nomi
nally 9ac. for hhds. and 10c. Tor tierccs
TlLLow quiet, but frm at &c. 97Sc. for fair TO
choice. Small unimportant sales made within the
range.
WHIsKEy.-Rcceips GAG bbls., and for the week 3725
bbls The market active and hrner sales 100 bbl
at 9Sc. q 93lsc. a pic closing at 93c
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The Ordinance Bureau received seventy-three
complaints of violations OF city ordinances.
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FINANCIAL.

A MONEY TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE
IN. in New York. Brooklyn and New Jersey. Princ
pals only apply SAMUEL $. WOOD Jr ii5 Broadway,
TO-
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The police last week arrested 1852 persons for
various offences.
Marshal Hart granted 9O7 licenses and renewals
in the week, receiving therefor $3.50 so.
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Martin T. Mcmahon, Receiver OF Taxes col
lected the following amounts for taxes during the
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(NENTRAL COLORADO IMPROVEMENT COMPANY
~ Bonds-Coupons from the above bonds maturing
November l, 1872 win be paid and after that date
- DREXEL, MORGAN & CO.
No. 53 ExCHA PLACE. Oct l6 1872
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AN ANALYSIS
of the above figures shows that the banks have now
the sum of $5,41 ,275 in excess OF the reserve re-
quired by lava loss for the week OF $2,61 200.
This result Is seen in the following comparison OF
the total and the total liabilities this week
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THE CUUKSE OF THE GUILD NAKKET
The extreme fluctuations daily in the price G
gold during the week were as follows:-
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Almonds. Wines, &c., imported b, W
p. Hail


1'a'S'"s' Almonds. Wsnes, Co., imported 6y ".
p. Hail.
BY F. p. SALAS, Auotioneer.
on FRIDAY NEXT, the 18th instant. At II
G;cl9Gk a; H.. will be sold. at Middle Allan
10 tio Whari, Charleston, 8. g., the CARGO OF
Fro,n ORsnisn bark proyidenoia, just arrived
seIeoted tha fsr thi. snd inc Malaga, and especially
1Jy som ~hoie he poxes LAYER RAIsINS,
1,6OO half boxes Layer Raisirs.
n 1sVIO Iod quarter E!er boxes Layer Raisins,
Is half barrels Grapes,
so boxes Lemons.
II cases, Of IL cartoons each, LAYER Ra;,;ns
6cases, "a cartoens each. Layer Raisins.
100 sacks Aoft Shell Almonds,
rs sacks Filberts,
rs sacks Walnuts,
10 barrels Canary Seed,,'
95 boxes yermtcelli and Maccaroni
too cases az Preserved Fruits,
1OO demijohns Olives
AZ boxes CASTLE Soap,
rs cases Olive Oil,
Is Ss'f SsTFGls p. oily Olive Oh for Machinery,
bales Alicante Straw Mats,
~ barrels Dry Malaga Wine.
10 barrels Sweet Malaga Wine,
90 S9n barrels Sherry and .Moscatei Wine,
brands, "Ao' " 'Siious
SO quarter casks .'Taya" Wine.
% quarter casks "Port" Wine.
50 eighth casks 'Rancio" Wine.
40 eighth oasks "Garnaohs" Wine.
80 sixteenth oaaks .Garnscha" Wine.
~ eighth casks White Wine,
" sixteenth casks "Mistelaa Wine.
Con9ltion OF eale-All sums under $500.
1s1 81 mn IRON $500 TO 200; thirty days; above
dn;rssdi nntsys sy days. with approved city en-
Catalogues ct sale. Dec Ill
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Died Of Epigooty.

Oleu OF EpIE0Oty.
The fne black horse jeff. Dawn. .heIo,o.no
to Messrs. Pureley & Trump, General Agents
for Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machines: 'sftrr
ail danger was supposed to be over, and the
owners were congratulating themselves upon
the lucky escape Of their favoyite, he sud
denly relapsed, and after fourteen hours Of
intense agony. dt parted this life. All those
in sympathy with tho owners can make a sub.
stantial manifestation Of their feelipes bv
purchasing one OF their splendid improved
Wheeler Wilson Sewing Machines. Tor
sale on easy terms by
A.. J. PURsLEY, Agent,
Second door below PHOENIX Office.
Dec II Main street, Columbia, 8. C.
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FOR SALE
AT THE
CAROLINA NATIONAL BANK
SEVEN PER GENT.
COUPON BONDS
OF THE
CITY OF UMBIA

d
Secured by Sinking Fund. COUPONS ,ecured
by an Annual TdG and Receiua6Ie for or,
IdIes. Bonds non-taIa6le bv the CTu.
BOND Uebs 81 de CIv Limited 5y Laz1 10
sGC0, 600; Ia1a1ie Property of The CIV
1NHE BONDS offered are authorized by an
Act OF Assembly approved March IS.
ISI1, for the construction Of the new City
OF said Act. secured by q "sinking fund" to
be accumulated from the annual rents OF tho
building. These rents will reach from 50 OO0
TO sl0 .OoO per annum: and the Carolina Ma
tional Bank holds lien Of tho building for a
term or twenty years. az trustee. with power
to collect the rents and hold tho same invest
Cd as = fund iof the redemption OF the bonds.
By said Act special annual tar is required
TO be levied to pay the simi annual COUPONS
and the Carolina National! Bank is made the
trustee OF the city to receive tho taxes when
corrected and to pay the coupons. The cou
pons are also receivable for city taxes
The taxable property Of the city is at pre-
sent assessed at 81, 900 ,O10; and by said Act
the bond debt OF the city cannot be inoren nsed
beyond 5000 600 whilst these bonds are out
standing. The bonds are exempt by law from
city ta xation.
These bonds are offered to the public At
eighty nett, with interest from date of pur-
chate to January /, 1873, allowed in settle
ment. After that date, tho accrued interest
to be added.
To Citizens OF coIumbia ii,1.e bonds will
seen from the following statement:
Seven per cent bonds, at IS,
annual Interest. ............. o. per cent
Nineteen years to run, average
lncrease per annum ...... II per cent
City taS saved. ................... 2 per cent.
Average annual income. I2a
Dec1l
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The emigrants going from Georgia,
Alabama. aud other Southern States to
Texas and Louisiana, are generally very
poor. On leaving home they buy what
purport to be through tickets to Red
River and points beyond, and, their line
OF travel being oia Memphis aud by way
OF He'd River, they are put off at the
mouth to await Shreveport boats. With
ont money, without Accommodations if
they had the money, they are bundled
OIL ut the wharf-boat and left there to
suffer or appeal successfully to the sym
pathios OF the officers in Charge of boats
bound for Shreveport.
It is said that Col. Tennie G.. Cla(lin
has divorced husband at Noblesville.
Ind. This is probably tho case, and vet
she has pal med herself off on the unsus.
pecting bachelors of that negro regiment
as " gushing young thing. whose girlsh
heart is without the slightest experience
rs to whether it be true or false that
there is nothing half SO sweet in life as
loves young dream.
A typographical error in I.ynchburg
paper made "a drinking fund" Of "a
sinking fund" recommended in Grants
message, Which is almost as bad as the
error that made "a meeting of Indiana
bee keepers" "a meeting Of Indiana bar
keepers"
Grant il one OF the few men in this
country who can afford to be President {
for $25. 900 year. While most men
would become baukrupts or beggars on
such q salary, he has contrived every
year to save at least $3.50, 900 out of it.
A prominent Republican leader in
Louisiana expresses qualification at the
absence OF any reference to the South in
Granite message, and hopefully looks for
ward to the abolition Of Stuto govern
| ments.
The Augusta Cons!iiutionalia protests
against the proposed display of militia at
Gen. Grants next Inauguration. The
ferocity OF the aoIdiery is not feared SO
much as the bad precedent-or the bad
President.
There are good many bara to the
success of the Sunday law in Caicaeo-
in fact, about 1900 OF them.