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AT religious gathering in Chicago q few
years since, one of the speakers was the
venerable Rev. DR.. Goodell. Broken in
mind and bedy, but animated Inv the oco a'l
sion, the aged clergym said '.FrjenSs
am far upon my journey to the Celestial
city but l could not help stopping on the
way to attend this meeting in Chicago y
here voice from tho multitude was heard
by all Chicago is not on that road" The
enect was electrical, especially upon the
that he could say no more, and was obliSoS
to sit down. ecu
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Of misery man, who died OF softepinp
OF the brain, local paper said; "His
head gave way, but his hand never did,
His brain softencd but his Leart couldn't.u
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P. CHS. CUvuL1BR, Notary Public

AT a meeting of tie Board of D5r.c.or, bo,d -. A.,
tenth day of june ls72, it wa. resolved to non =
lash lash DIVIDEND of THIRTY TER CENT. on the
participating premiums for the year ending
S'i, 1872 payable the third Monday of July next
ESQ 10 pay Ten Per Cent interest to the Scrip
stao,' upon conversion of their scrip into Capital
''0'A As per amended charter of the Company
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:, An Ohio editor says: "In PHILADELPHIA
they hang any editor who says any thing
witty: They haven't hung an editor in
Philadelphia for thousand years."
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w hen Is policeman like a rainbow
when he appears after the storm is over.
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1orning Star and Catholic Messenger.
NEw oNLEANs. sUNpAY, MAEcn 10. ls.s
IFrom the Messenger OF the Sacred Heart
Tho seapular Of tho Sacred Heart.

We are glad to be able to give Mt last, "a
many Of our friends, among them several
subscribers to the Messenger, an authentic
approval of the Scapular of the Sacred
Heart Of Jesus, and indulgence attached to
If by our Holy Father. The following 10
tho document, of which, to crafty all, we
give the English translation
From nm Audience of His Holipe concerning the New
Little scapular Of the Heart OF Jesus
IN humble petition. Most Holy Father: Paul
Cullen, the Cardinal ArchbishoP OF Dublin, lays
before your Holiness. with all becoming sub
mission, the fact that for some years the Faith
ful in ireland, in England and elsewhere, have
been In the habit of wearing round the neck,
scspular. q little image Of tho Sacred Heart of
Jesus worked with needle upon white wooden
cloth, or otherwise fixed to it, and with these
words imprinted upon it in the native tongue:
"Cease, the Heart of Jesus is with us"
With q view to increasing the devotions of
the Faithful to tho Most Sacred Heart OF Jesus,
and their confidence in the came, the petitioner
earnestly requests your Holiness to vouchsafe
IN your kindness to grant some indulgence to
those ef the Faithful who shall deyoutIy wear
tho image Aforesaid.
goth day Of October. 1872;
We cordially grant an indulgence of one
hundred days, to DO gained every day by the |
Christian Faithful who wear the above named
image, if they recite some pious prayer, for
instance, the Our Father, Hail Mary, Glory be
to the Father.
Tho present rescript, signed by the hand of
His Holiness, was presented in the Secretariate
of the Sacred Congregation of Indulgences,
this 18th day of December, 1872, in accordance
with the decree of the same Sacred Congrega-
ton, bearing date of the 14th day of April,
1856. In testimony of which, etc.
DOMINIC SIERRA, Substitute
For the information of our readers, we will
state that these Scapulars may be obtained of
the Sisters of the Good Shepherd, in this city.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

" "A MATERNELLE."
CH1LDREN'S ENDOw MENT AND PROVIDENCE
ASSOCIATION,
lG2- Canal Street 100
'on the second floor of the New Oreans Mutual Insu
rance Association Buildng)
is Association has for its object to place in commu
interests children and adults by uniting them
tnct classes according to age.
full information, apply the Office of the Associ.
ton. G. CAyhpnc D-o..,.
AM. LUTON, Secretary.
c. CAvAROC
Z. NJ HAAS
K. F. MOTION,
S. CAMBON
J. ALDIGE,
soo.. p. s. WILT,
80 - - Directors.
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FOURTH QUARTERLY STATEMENT, 1s7

ne above statement is just true and correct tran
Crypt from the bookO of the company
G. w No7r Ca. P. FoURCHY, President.
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1t Ia true that it costs some men much
greater effort to be polite than others. 1t
was said with bitter spleen of an English
statesman, "Canning can never be- Il gen
tleman for more than three hours at time"
IL IL true, too, that there are times in every
mans life when to be even coldly courteous
makes an exhaastiDg draught on ones pa
thence but silently to devour the many
chagrins of life, and to maintain n respect.
fal bearing toward others, even under cir
cumstances of vexation and trial, is not
only Christian duty, but worldly policy.
DIR. Valentine Mott said, wisely, to q grad.
uating class: "Young gentlemen, have two
pockets made-a large one to hold the in
suits, and u small one to hold the fees"
hundreds of men have owed their start in
life wholly to their winning address.
"Ihank You, my dear" said Lundy Foote
, 70 inc little TIC beggar girl who bought PEN
please call again. made Lundy Foote
millionaire. Some years ago n dry goods
salesman in London shop had acquired
such reputation for courtesy and exhaust
less patience that it was said to be impossi-
bic to provoke from him any expression of
Irritability or the smallest symptom of yer-
alton. A lady of rank, hearing of his won. |
derful equanimity, determined to put it to
test by all the aunoyances with which n
veteran shop-vistor knows how to tease n
shopman. She failed in the attempt,
thereupon set him up in business. 1t is
related OF the late Mr.. Butler, of Provi-
dence, Rhode Island, that he was 40 oblic-
Ing as to open his store one night solely
to supply little girl with spool of thread
which she wanted. Tho incident took
wind, brought him large run of custom.
and he died millionaire, after subscribing
s4O, 600 toward founding hospital for the
nsane-a sum "hici he was persuaded to
give by Miss Dix, whom he WIS too polite
% shake off, though almost as penurions az
NE was persevering.-FromP Prof. Mat
hews "Getting on in tho World"
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why are jokes Ike nuts Because the
affef they ale the better they crack.
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HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS

HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
2 d. H. T. P.
MooANDLIsH, CHRISTIAN
Camp Street .
NEW oRLKANs
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRArpps
Crockery, China and Glassware
. slLVEk-PLATED AND BRITANNIA WARE
Housefurnishing Goods and Tinware
TEA TRAYS. WATERS and JAPANNEp wApr
WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE.
CLOCKS AND LOOKING GLASSES.
LAMPS AND LAMP FIXTURES
Il AND everything usually kept in q FIRST CLASS
| CRoCKERY srORK.
Having purchased large and magnacen. .to,,. :,
VERY Io4ssF GAsa SIT pR ES sr.s hands
to sell at prices be entirely
ss e ss Il ss fkss e Rsss
the W most a.,, modern rod e, style; ~" %
| STOCK before purchasing elsewhere. 'n'o
We Will Not Be Undersold By IN.
our facilities for obtaining goods are equal to so.e -,
AaY ao Tsf the demand to
1s net Else GhA snd 81 SELL 1owsa
public VIII understand this statement. A''neens
c;tr oA' ree Oh draya2e to any part of the
McCANDLIsH. CHRISTIAN & CO.,
no1o 7aIy ' 90 oI Mp s nr1et,..
JOHN BOTS,
No. 291 Camp Street,
Returns his sincere thanks t, the pub,;c f., a..
ns bestowed him the past
ssS' With afford full and
Furniture, Mirrors, Pictures, Shades,
CORDS, ETC.
the 5sss
- eo H caro- anu elsPatch. seea om
CARPET AND o1L-CLoTH WAREHOUSE.
ELkiN & Co.,,
u.s.. Canal Street. 1ss
Have q large variety Of
CARPETS-in Velvet Brussels Three Ply and Inor.;,
FLOOR OIL-CLOTH-al widths
An elegant assortment of
'N01 ' WfSnow SHADES and corr,crs
CANTON MATTINGs-white. check and Fancy.
ses 6m
EohNAi IKE FURNITURE
HUGH FLYNN,
FURNITURE DEALER,
and common, and sells Walnut Victoria Bedroom eats
sas psnP Essm
Equally low prices ~ 1'"4e' ~
rom f25 to $50 each. ~ W o'"oF az
Furniture delivered free of charge ivss -o1v
IT j. BROWN,
PRACTICAL PAPER HANGER,
AND DEALER In
WALL TAPER AND WINDOW SHADES,
63:s.::-. .----. Camp Street.
Jy.etf New Orleans
WALL PAPER PAINTS. WINDOW GLASS, Etc.
19-----.-- Common Street
The undersigned, formerly OF los Canal street an
70 bis friends and the public that he ia now
,cated at l19 COMMON STREET, between Camp and
t. Charles streets P anu
he calls special attention to his stock of WALL
a.. at ranging In price from loo roll upwards
d etc. being very large and his expenses
ing much lower than formerly he enabled To sell
aTt'cies in his line at Greatly Reduced Prices
eau and see for yourselves
M WHEELAHAN, IIo Common at
Genuine English WHITE LEAD o. 81 always on
VIC: ie23 70 Iy
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po...L . STATE OF LOUISIANA,
farish OF Orleans, City of New Orleans
june, 1872 'o 'oA'N "'S
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,J YIN GKAIER PROPRIETOR OF puUNIY
, strsst opposite Pontchartraiu Railroad TSir5
DSIrict New Orleans Carriages, Baroucbes Rngaia
n1 Saddle Horses TO hire Horses bought soI3 S
R nrp on nNeFy rat mt Metallic Burial Cases Msbn1.Su
DiscA Ainut aud Plain Collins Awaya on hand
to by the proprietor who hopes bv strct
trSnaT" 70 p"Aness' to obtain share Of public rS
1yl4 72Iy
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TEUTONIA INSURANCE COMPANY
NEW ORLEANS.
Insure Fire, Marine and River Risks at Lowest
Rates.
TEMPORARY OFFICE, NO. III GRAyIER STREET
NEAR THE CORNER OF CAMP,
Capital A ooo mn
'uoScf'oeo ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 700, BOO
A Elmer BADER President
CHI ENGSTFELD, Vice Pr resident
GEORGE STROMEYER Secretary
BOARD OF TRUSTEES:
A Elmer Bader, NJ Frank, w r Scbm;dt
~ S tJtilen.nai LOUIS schneider, Frank Roder,
~ ~ S%iunMart@' hermann Eicke, Rckert.
9 Nn;.' Jacoo hassinGer, Oh EDgstfeld
. L Nasits, II. Pohlmann louis Schwartz
Mayer, r. Seig, X Wsissanhanh'
Ioson ofionne, W Davls, A Baumgarden
Joseph Keller, Isaac Scherck, E. Il Del Bondio
jobs II lv
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Ne" ORLEANS MUTUAL INSURANCE CONC
PAEY
Office corner OF Camp and Canal streets
Capital, S50o,000.
Assets, December 81, 1871 S694, $40 90
1nsures Fire, Marine and River Risks dividing tho
pr1uts on each department separately the insured
For the accommodation of its customers the Com
pany VIII mako Marine Losses payable in London
r w 1IrNcr,, y. TUYES, President.
" u tS,[AS: SecrerRry foil v
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. DILLON,
CARPENTER AND BUILDER.
JobbnG promptly attended 70.

23l Carondo'et street, Box ss6 Mechanics, Exob.n-
New Orleans
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UNDERTAKERs- BUILDERs-pAINTERs

J LINCOLN
RAISES
REMOVES ALL KINDS OF RJTTT DTNcc
All communications should be Addressed to BoT no
MEG hanos and Traders Exchange corner 81 C IHs,
and Gravier atreets Now Orleans ~" N"~ries
Country ordars promptly attended To r,o,,,,
FRANCIS JOHNSON
UNDERTAKEN
2oS and sc7 Magazine street. New Orleans.
Mahogany and PLAIN Collins. Bodies cn,baiOo3" S'
inter rod and carefully shipped Orders by 10
Pr9mpt!y attended to- Prices always ressonao
Printed direction sent with each case. iSnI9 "a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-30
KHIVA.
General Kaufman Reports the o.
cupation Of the Khanate Cap
ital by the Russians.
Flight Of the Khan from the Pres
ence Of the Victors.
Russia's Latest Acquisition in
Central Asia.
THE CONQUERED UZBEKS.
History and Condition Of the Nomads
Of Independent Tartary.
-7-
FORMER RUSSIAN INvAsI0Ns.
A Winter Campaign---Men, CamelS and
Horses Frozen by Thousands.
THE PRESENT MUSCOvITE EXPEDITION
Organization and Routes Of the Columns Which
Have Captured the Kirgheez Capital.
Why Russia Wanted This Oasis in the
Asian Desert and What She
Will Do with It.
Organization and Routes Of the Columns Which
Have Captured the KirgheeZ Capital.
Why Russia Wanted This Oasis in the
Asian Desert and What She
Will Do with It.
A ROAD TO CHINA AND INDIA.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

ST.. PETERSBURG, June 20, 1873.
An official telegraphic despatch from Gen.
eral Kaufman announces that the capital Of
Khiva was occupied by the Russian forces on
the 10th of June.
The Khan of Khiva fed to Youmandow.
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Sale Of the Carolina OH Works.

Rf vlrtue OF the proSisions OF certain
~ deed II trust, executed by the President
OF tho Carolina Oil Company TO ". B. Gulick.
ssraustee, bearing date the 9Th day OF March.
1877. and duly recorded in the Repister's
ohce OF Riohland County, "conditioned 10
protect and save harmless certain porsons
therein mentioned from loss. by reason Of
their having, for tho benefit Of the ssid corn-
p.ny, endorsed notes for said oompsny."
IN! Tn,c6 az n9ses have not been paid by the Caro-
INA Oil COMPANY, but have been taken up by
tne persons whom said mortgage WAS Qiyen
10 protect, and by virtue of power OF sttor.
ney given to safd trustee to sell the property
emprsoed In said deed In trust, should tho
SAID carolina OIL Company fail to protect and
save harmless tho persons for whose beuaHt
saia oeed in trust WAS made, to sell tho pre-
perty conveyed thereby, after notice given
9. t"enty.one days. shall offer for sale. 70 the
nighest bidder, At the uaual place Of sale. at
the corner OF Richardson and Washington
streets. in the oity Of Columbia, at Il o'cioof.
on MONDAY, the 18th day OF February. 1875
AL the property conveyed and embrSced I'M
said deed Of trust. being "all that certain lot
OF OF parcel Of ised, situate and being in the city
OF columbia. in said State, containing four
acres OF land, more or less, bounded by
wheat, Rice, Lincoln and Gadsden streets. in
SAID city, with all the buildings and ereotions
on the said lot OF land, and Also ali the en-.
8ines, Oil presses and machinery OF any kind
whatsoever, In and upon the aaid premises."
Terms cash. Conveyancing at the coat Of
the purch aser. ". B. GITLIOK ~
Jan al tuth8 Trnstee
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OFFICIAL.

HEADQUARTERS NATIONAL GUARD.
STATE OF SourH CARoL1NA.
COLUMBIA. 8. c., January 81. 1873.
Especial Order. No. 8
I THE following Special Order, having been
1s received from the Adjutant and INSPECTOR
Generars Office, Is hereby promulgated for
tho Information OF all concerned, viz:
HEADQUARTERS SOUTH CARoLrsA MILITIA.
ADJUTAST AND lNsPEoroR-4keERAL'sO Orricr.
COLUMBIA, 8. c., January 81, 1873.
Especial Order, No. ~
l. On tho Recommendation Of the Brigs dier
t,t;1 9Gne5ai S commandingtthe National Guard OF
this state, the following appointment 10 here
by mado, viz:
Robert A. Sisson to be Major Fourth Reei-
ment N. g., 3. s. c.. uice j. N. Hayne. pro
NOTED.
ingly.
BY order OF his Exeellency tho Governor
and Commauder-in-C Chief
!Signed) H.w. PURYIs,
Adjutant and Inspector General of Bouth Ca
rolina.
BY command OF Brieadisr-Gener g. A.
Swails. JAMES KENNEDY
Colonel and Assistant Adj jutant- g eneral.
Jan 90
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Sheritfs Sale.
The State OF South Caroiina, Union-In Com.
i mon Pleas.
James ID. Baxter and Thomas B. Jeter. A
snpeSial 81 wn. Referees. PLAINTIFF, against Henry
y. morthlngton and the Spartanburg and
Union Railroad Company, defendsnts.-
S0tnpldtnt for Foreolosure and Relief.
PnrsuanSe Of an order OF sole made by
Vii iHe or Mon; IN 4oass Judge Of said circuit,
February next. before the court House dce-
1i = " Tu,onvile, between, the hours Of II O'Clock
dcr a. NJ ;ha and 9olock p H., to the highest bid
Aailroad Company,s Railrosd, known sb the
ssbpartaao{prg sba rn sn& Union Railroad. including
eea right Of way sr:dins brdgss
ate in tha .l1 Supe;fstrIctnre lying and sitr:
sE nsEpsrSSanhnrgt S All the stock subscribed Tor in
the spartanbprg and Union Railroad Com
hsryn.o1 ths GO hohaItered rights and privileges
eouioments sne a1 ,aSn naiis .spikesI chairs and
said Company. as incident I'd or necessssv ~
its business; upon tho following terms, to
cash s'dy tss b.;o6os dollars toe in
ann annual instaliments; with interest ZEN, the
M SAID balance from the day OF sale; the par-
chaser to give his bond, With mortoI es ~
the property sold. and to pay for all necessary
The purchaser .. said sale has leave, il 9
pei 40 minded, in lieu OF, the cash payment
aolsea aa ossS to psy
49, Sooa ouO tuOu41nQ sOOl2Y4
IN coupons OF the first mortgage State 0nar.
AMY bonds OF the Hpartahbure And, Union
Naliroad Company, or In lieu Of such COW
Pons, sixty Thousand dollars in eaid bonds Of
sAid company, the said coupons or bonds fe
be finally credited for the amoant to vhieh
they shall be entitled as dividend out OF he
proceeds OF the road and The sAle thereof.
The said sheeid will execute for the pur.
chaser at said sale deed Of the premise.
soid; the paid dced. however, to be deiiyered
20 the plaintiffs as referees al Aforesaid. to he
neid by them 40 an escrow, and not to Be d.
ivered to the purchaser until the first instsil-
ment be paid, but the purchaser viii be iet
INTO possession Of the premises and property
When the frst inAtAllment upon the hond
go to be taken by the sherin shall become
oue, the purchaser has leave, II he be 30
minded: In lien Of the same, to pay TO tho
plaintiffs As referees as Aforesaid two hun-
dred thousand dollars in the aforesaid frst
N mortgage State guaranteed bonds OF tie
spartan6urg and Union Railroad COMPANY.
or the whole or any part of the aaid frst in.
etallment IN coupons Of the said1bonds at tha
rate OF one dollar in coupons for two DOLLAR
IN bonds; such bonds or conpons, however. to
% finally credited for tho emennt TO which
they shall be entitled ~ dividend ont Of the
proceeds OF the road and the sale thereof
b. MACBETH; 8. U.O.
AIRY z. 1873. Jan III
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UNITED STATES Court. CHARLESTON,
January 21.-Charles Oathcart, of Fair.
field, and George r. Con gdon, of
Georgetown. were finally discharged
from bankruptcy.
In the case of A. Nj. Hunt, bankrupt,
the assignee was ordered TO make titles
to property sold,
Elias Reade and Carolina Geiger, con
victed of attempting to intimidate voters,
were sentenced to two months imptison-
ment in the Jail at Sumter, s. @.
James Elijah, alias Monday Waites,
convicted of voting more than once, was
sentenced to two months imprisonment
in the Charleston jail.
The petition of Wm. Gregg for final
discharge in BANKRUPTCY was referred to
the Registrar, final hearing to be had
on tho 18th OF February.
In the case Of James A. Lutz, indiot-
ed for selling liquor and tobacco without
paying the special tax. the jury, after re-.
naming ont some time, rendered o ver-
dict Of guilty.
Jas. Il. Lesesne was approved as as
signee Of Fl. F.. Baker & Co., bank
rupts.
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OFFICIAL.
HEADQUARTERS NATIONAL GUARD,
SrATH OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

HEADQUARTERS NATIONAL GUARD,
sTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
COLUMBIA, 8. c., January II, 1878.
Especial Order, No. II
THE following Special Order, having
Il been received from the Adjutant and In
spector- Generals Office, is hereby promul-
gated for the information Of all concerned:
HEADQUARTERS SOUTH CAROLINA MILITIA,
COLUMBIA, January II, 1873.
Especial Orders, No. 6
l. On the recommendation OF the Briga-
dier-General comm anding the National G usrd
OF this State, the following promotions and
appointments are hereby made in the Phird d
Regime N. g., g. g. O., viz:
Gilbert sheppard. Second Lieutenapt Com
pany "H." pice Lawrence, promoted.
Anthony B. Colonel, Captain Company "a 4"
Second Battalion.
james Colonel, irst Lieutenant Company
"a. ;" Second Battalion.
Dennis Simmons, Second Lieutenant Com
pany "a, Second Battalion.
They will BIO obeyed and respected accord
ingly.
By order OF His Excellency the Governor
and C0mmandor- in. Chief.
[Signcd.l H. W. PURvIs,
Adjutant and Inspector General Of 8. C.
By command Of Brigadier- General 8. 4.
Swails. JAMES KENNEDY.
Colonel and Assistant Adjutaut-G eneral.
Jan %
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HoTRI ,AnRIvArss. January %. 1879
WheeIer Rouse-E Mantaw. Charleston /;
j P Pool, Newbetry; JP Wheeler, Ky:
P Bloomer, " McGruder, Va; E b
Dorne, New York; " T Read, Conn; A
2 Spiro. "A B Springs, New York; Alfred
Williams, Beaufort; J R Johnson, Va; W
is Lackyers, agent Joseph Jefferson; J A
;Angsberry. H r Jlnkins, New York; w
woodward. Winnsboro; W 8 Hardin.
baltimore; " F Shuitz, Pn; o Smith aud
lady, s 80; John Morrison, Miss Lizzie
Smith. n @; ] Kames,I Pa; W II Gard
ner aud wife, Sumter; A Macbeth,
Charleston; NJ Morgan, Richland; Col
Merrill q 8 A; H II D Byron, city; J l.
Morehead. N @; E A Bronson, Wm D
Aiken, n Tresoott, 8 O; r NJ Stokes,
Union; r Sondley and wife, s. C;J W
Marshall, w S Marshall, Abbeviile.
Rendrir House-J II McGraw, Vir
ginia: 8 Cooley, G N Gabriel, Licking
ton; O A Hammer. Wilmington; II B
Lyman. Goldsboro; T F Wesson, G "
CHM, New York; W N Aoudy, Riohland
Fork; II Furman, Sumter; j Lanham,
Ridgeway; 81 @ Moses. Miss Carrie
Moses, Sumter; Miss Katie Moses, New
berry; j E Gregg, Mars Bluff; Wm
Mitchell. Bateavi.le; W Daniel, N @; j
D Hogan. Doko; L 8 Harrison. Ridge
way; J G Ssabrook, Maryland; Miss M
= Aiken, Miss Carrie Aiken. w e Aiken,
Winnsboro; r E Bowen, Pickens; T w
Erwin and son, W O MoAuley, White
Oak.
Columbia Hotel-Rev A L Porter, Miss
howe, Miss johnson. Miss Tamplet. J
= Thames, j W O'Brien. O H De-
Lorme. Charleston; w H Hancock. At
isnts, Ga; Q W Kelley. N Y; Preston
klon, d Rion, wife and family, 8 c.;
A d Kelly. Wilmington; P l. Wiggin,
Beaufort; Wm B L Riley, Florida; H
W Oppenheim, Charleston; a Till,
Orangeburg; " Plum, N Y; G A Oar
ling, city; r 81 Greneker, Wm Stout,
Mrs Tolbert, Newberry; W A Bradley.
Augusta.