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Mr.. Graves Introduced resolution
instructing the Committee on r trench
ment and Economy to rspelS SOL u g.
possible what reduction can be naaae
IN the expenses Of the ..xe oatlye, Leg
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Feastai.

= .AxA. FOR the coming hdiidays.
a, please read the following list
IA THINGS naoessary:
100 packages -RAISINS-Sul.
rama, Layer and Geedless. in /, and whole
- FIGS. OURRANTs. ALMONDS pEoANs
"ALNUTS and BRAZIL NUTS.
MENTs. ""o ooNOA'
IL ZINES and LIQUORS. our assortment
1s nne4ualed in quantity, quality and price
Moet q Chsndon Champagpes, .i,.
Brandeuburg Freres Rr.ndiea' vintaoas .,
1885, 1850, 1860. 1865. 'aeo' %
Brandenbnrg Freres, Clarets and Olive
MARYLAND Club Whiskey. peerless in purity
>, Wisdom d Warter Sherries, of Zores de Ia
Froutera. :"
Scotch Whiskoy, from Scotland. This is
our own importation, just cleared at Custom
House, in Charleston, ex "Resolve," and
sold in its full strength and purity; it needs
NO commentators; trial eecures sale.
Ihese. with an ample stock Of Fancy and
Staplo Goods, always FRESH, are offered at
seductive prices-as low, often lower, than
any advertised.
Artichokcs, from Jerusalem; very select, il
Dec 10 GEO. sYMMERs.
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opinions, or special tax as authorized
by law for County purposes Any State
ior County officers who shall offend
against any of The p.o-is;ons os, ::his
ACT shall be- deemed gnilty of a felony,
and. upon conviction thereof, shall be
punished by u hne OF not less than
$1,000 or more than 100000, and by
ia the State penitentiary
tor period of not less than ono year
or siofe than five yaaTs.
SEC. IL. That all taxes assessed and
payable under this Act shall be paid in
the following kinds of funds: United
States currency. gold and silver coin,
national bank notes and certificates of
Indebtedness authorized by this General
Assembly and issued to tho Republican
Printing Company, pursuant to the Act
approved November 10, 1873; I'd on
receiving any Of said certificates for
taxes, the County Trcnsurers shalI can
Gel the same, by writing the word "can-
celed" on the back of each certificate SO
received, and attaching his Official sig
nature thereto; and the State Treasurer
shall report to the General Assembly, at
next regular session, the total amount of
such certificates returned to him by tie
County Trensurers respectively.
APPROVED 22d day OF December, 1873.
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Medicated and Other Medicines.

Medicated and Other Medicines.
HAKBACK'S celebrated Walnut Candy,
IL Heinitsh's Cough Confectione,
Marshmollow Drops, pure and fresh.
Carbolic Candy, for sore throat,
Hoarhound Candy, for colde,
Peppermint Drops, for the dit ,stion,
Cocoa Caramel, for the stomach.
Jim Grows, pleasant dinner confeotion.
Jordan Almpnds, al aEter.dinner nut to
crack,
Cream Chocolate. a ewect soothing thing.
All for sale at
HEINITSH'j Drug Store,
Dec21 Opposite PHONIx Office
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AGNEW'S CASH GROCERY HOUsF

THE trial OF conducting our business ON
Il l. strictly cash basis has proued a success,
we shall not undertake TO enumorate prices
for our entiro stock, but give quotations for
iew leading articles, assuring our friends
that our prices for all others not named win
be as low as any other house who sells sound
goods and the extent and variety OF our
STOCK ls not eTceeded by any house IN this sity
Q ~. Eirusaed SUGAR, at retail. 1910. per h., or
dranulated and SUGAR. at retail, at l2Ac.
per h., or lbs. for 81
- powdered SUGAR. at retail. 1870. per h..
OsudAR, very choice, 81 lbs. for 81.
Renned Yellow Sugar, 9 lbs. for 81.
rorto Rico Sugar. 10 lbs. for 81.
New Family FLOUR. SO so per barrel.
Extra IS SO ENl 80
BUTTER, Treble Gilt Edge Goyhen, at 4oe.
RaISlNS quarter boxes. 81; half boxes
$780, whole boxes, So SO, each.
oid Rye and Corn WHISKEY, ''so-called,"
at 81 IS to SO per gallon.
Dec7 JOHN AGNEW d SON.
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wages. The oaxps. manufactures, with

! :
, --s....-.s-.--.-..s- :
wages. The caxpet annfaotories, with
very few exceptions. are ull closed
owing principally to the difference exist
Ing between weavcra aud manufacturers
caused by the latter making reduction
IN the price OF weaving of two cents pei
yard. The manufacturers. as u genera
thing, say that the price OF carpets hes
been reduced so much. aud sales also are
go log. that thoy are not very anxious tc
start up, even il the men would ugree tc
work al the proposed reduction.
WASHINGTON. December 26 There
was no formal Cabinet session to-day,
though nearly all the members called al
the Executive cffioe. The usual New
Years reception will be held Oh the lsl
Of January.
The Secretary of the Navy to day
examined the last three of tho mem bers
Of the Polaris expedition. No particu.
lar interest attaches to the inquiries.
Probabilities For the South Atlantic
nnd Gulf Suites, East Of tho Mississippi
River. an hence Northward over Ten.
nessee, South-westerly to NortherIy
winds. with clenr or partly cloudy wen.
ther; increasing pressaro aud slight
.Nh oi lSupoIhsuic Ill tue t0lSSlSSip ppl
Valley.
BUFFALO. December 2S.-The second
floor Of house Of ill.fame in this city
gave way last night, precipitatipg the
inmates to the basement. Ono girl,
named Jenuie Guftin. was killed aud
several other, injured.
A false alarm of fire last uight caused
9 panic among crowd of persons en-
in Il .,t al I'll i
in the rush to escape from the building,
eeveral persons jumped from The win
dOws of the second stUry, and were seri-
ously injured.
NEW YORK, December 26.-James
Gallagher, OF 30 Pearl street. Brooklyn.
returned home drunk, early this morn
ing. assaulted his wife, dragged her
from her bed. and threw her down "a
two.story flight of stairs. Supposing
he had killed her, he returned to his
room, took an Euheld rifle, and shot
himself In the stomach. inaicting n fatal
wound.
Fisk g. Hatch cent communication
to the Stock Exchange to-day. officially
announcing that they hnd resumed bnsi-
ness.
Theirs were IL number Of fights aud
o.oootuS aHaiFo ueIe, yesterday, DuC no
one killed, though one or two persons,
1T is thought. are dangerously hurt.
A committee appointed ut the late SO
called workingmen's meeting, at Cooper
Institute, waited on Com missioner Vun
Mort to-day, and presented letter, de-
manding work or pay far tue sams for
those in enforced ldleness, which Was
brought about by the Government SANG
tioning speculation in our circulating
medium. They ulso demanded TINT
work should be furnished direct to
them, abrogating all contracts; and they
demand u speedy anewer. in writing.
The Com missioner said he would send
them On answer.
Another delegation OF real working
men waited Ola Mayor Havemyer. re-
ques ing him to sign certain ordinances
which have passed the Board of Alder
men, for improvements of streets and
avenues, 30 that they may obtain work.
The Mayor intimated that he would sign
them.
CHARLESTON, December 26.-Arrived
Steamships Meroedita. Boston; Man
haitian, New York.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

OFFICE SECRETARY OF STATE.
l. Fl. e. Hayne, Secretary of State.
DO hereby certify that the foregoing ie
true and correct copy of the original
now Oh file in this office.
II. e. HAYNE, Secretary of State.
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Teiegraph,c-coms,erci., h.po,,..

NEW YORK. December 26-Noon.
Gold opened at 81. Stocks quiet.
Money 6@7. Gold now 9as. Exchange
-loog 81; short 91s. Governments
dull. State bonds dull and nominal.
The Cotton Exchange is closed. but the
following are street quotations.: Cotton
nomiually unchanged d--uplands 16.
Flour qufst and steady. Wheat and
corn quiet and unchanged. Pork weak
-mess 1000 Lard weak-steam 8Is0
8 GIG Freights steady.
7P. M.-The Wall street markets
were more active to day, with general
advance in prices. Money easy, ut 7.
Exchange firmer, at 83s Gold advauc ced
to 10IS. Governments strong and
higher. but very little doing. States
quiet and nominal Southern -four dull
and in buyers favor-6 850S 90 for
common to fair; 850011. 90 Tor good to
ohoice. Whiskey lower, at 97I4. Wheat
heavy and dull, and i(02c. lower. Corn
quiet and unchanged-82 for Western
mixed in store. Pork higher-new mess
1925. Beef qniet. lard firmer, at
|85s. Freights to Liverpool quiet-cot.
ton, steam TIC.
Comparative cotton statement
receipts at all United States ports dur.
ing the week, 215. 594 bales; same week
last year, 1O4. .440; total to date, 1,763.-
$50; same date last year, ]. .G26, 296. Ex-
ports for the week, 9I. .48O bales; last
year, 80. 760; total to dnte, 787, ,251; last
year, 1872. $50. Stock at ali United
States ports, 732,75 bales: last year,
506. 231; at all interior towns, 126,
last year, $1,000; at Liverpool, 475, 900;
last year not reported. American cotton
aaoat for Great Britain, LOG, 900 bales !;
last year, 204, 900.
CINCINNATI, December Flour
quiet and unchanged. Corn irm-ear
64@57; shelled $4,000. Provisions
dull and business small. Pork quiet. at
15. 90. Lard quict--sales of steam at 8;
kettle held at 81. Bacon very scarce
sales OF clear rib at 81, to come ont
next week; shoulders nominally II;
clear 81. Whiskey firm, at 93.
LOUISVILLE, December 26.-Flour
in good demand; lower grades advanced
extra family G75@7.0o Corn in
good demand and firm-new shelled in
bulk 52@55. Bacon steady-clear rib
|83s@8T. Pork duil-15. .00@15. so for
prime mess; rump 1900. Lard steady
for leaf-tierce 9@9L; keg 1O@1OL;
steam 81. Whiskey 92%@93.
ST. Louis, December 26.-Flsur dc.
mand good, at full prices; low aud me-
dunn grades scarce and wanted. Corn
dull and unohanged-55la@561. for
new mixed in elevator. Whlskey higher,
ut 05. Pork quiet-jobbing and order
lots l4.5O0l47 rs. Bacon, none out of
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mischief.
New YORK, December 26.-The YER.
dict OF not guilty in Mayor Halls case
was greeted with thunders of applause.
WASHINGTON, December 26.-But lit
tie business transacted at the depart.
ments, and all political affairs are in
allegiance.
BALTIMORE, December 26.-The bust
ness houses in the principal part of the
city are closed in respect to the memory
OF Johns Hopkins, whose funeral takes
place to-day.
WILMINGTON. December 26.-A fear.
full storm visited here last night. A
number OF small houses we're blown
down, trees uprooted and fences pros.
trated. The barque Maria Needham
dragged her anchors and went ashore on
the middle ground between the main
bar and Rip. Her exact condition is
not yet ascertained. The steam ting.
which went to her assistance, failed to
pull her off.
NASHVILLE, December 26.-The
wholesale drug house Of McCulloch.
Hoger d Co.. was burned to-day; loss
$4,000.
BosToN, December 26.-Joseph Gal
valGs ageu twenty seven, was killed yes
terday, at Wakefield, by John Doherty,
aged twenty-one, in drunken street
fight.
DORCHESTER, ONTARIO. December 26.
During drunken row yesterday, be-
tween colored and white men, one of the
Inter, named Bell, was stabbed and
killed.
PHILADELPHIA, December 26. Chri st.
mas was generally observed, aud there
was no diminution in the amount OF
money spent, Notwithstanding tho re-
cent troubles.
Most Of the cotton and WOODEN faoto.
ries are in full operation at reduced
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Typographical Union. No. "a

NHE Regular Monthly Meeting of this
i Union will be held at Independent En-
gine Hall, THIS EVENING, at z O'Clock. The
semi-annuai election for officers will bo held
Il. N. EMLYN,
DOC ~ Secretary and Treasurer
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smoke. Lard nomuinaliy lower-otfered

SAVANNAH, December 20 Cotton
very frm-middIipg 15L; net receipts
8. .359; exports to continent 4, ,9l5: coast.
wise 1885; sales 1920: stock l3O, $50;
weekly net receipts 39. $50; exports to
Great Britain 7,068; continent Clio;
coastwise 10. 04S; sales 8,876.
WILMINGTON, December &c Cotton
hrm and Notwithstanding IS; net re-
oeipts 370 bales; stock 4.0S6; weekly u, {
receipts 2,63S; exports to Great Biita,u
1888; coastwise 429; sales $50.
CHARLESTON, December 26.-Coltou
qniet~-middling l5@l5,6; low midtlline
l43l; strict good ordinary 1ils; net re-.
csipts 1921; gross 8, 327; sales LOCO;
stock 6S, 44G; weekly net receipts 81. AT:
gross FL, 766; exports to Great Britain
2.o25; to France 2,07l; coasiwisc 6,S16;
sales 1900.
NORFOLK. December 26 -NotLiug
doing in colton-low m,ldliug l4,s; net
receipts 4,C07 bales; exports coastwisc
2.347; stock % 6G3; weekly net receipts
~, 156; exports coustwisu 1857; sales
2,19O
l'HILADELrHtA, December 2J.-Cottou
qniet-middliDg l6I4; low middling
l5M; strict good ordinary Is; net re-
ceipts for two days I.3l7; gross LAYS;
weekly net receipts 2.47S; gross 6. 112.
NEW ORLEANS, December 2G Cotton
buyers aud settlers apart middliug lG;
low middling Is; strict good Ordinary
1873; net receipts 8.203; gross 1,1TS;
sales 1000; stock $50. $50; weekly net
receipts 73, 1923; gross 81, 6UG; exports to
Great Britain %. sos; to the continent
8,789; to France 18. 33I; constwiso J. 5Y6:
Gales 4S, 500.
BosToN. December 26.-Cottop dull
mlddllng 1876; net receipts 146 bales:
gross DAG; sales 300; stock 5000; weekly
net receipts l., PIT; gross 8.84l; exports
to Great Britain 2l; sales l. 40U.
BALTIMORE. December 2G.-Cotton
quiet and nominal-middIing 15%; net
receipts 274 bales; gross 1919; exports
coastwise 31O; sales 700; spinuers 200;
stock 1902; weekly net RI ceipts 6S8;
gross 5,l55; exports 10 Great Britain
2,766; to France 79l; coastwise 2.O47:
sales $500; spinners 975
AUGUSTA. December 26.--Cotton
hrm-midding 1424; receipts for two
days l. 928 bales; sales 1925; stock in
1872, 1850; 1873, 21,947; weekly re-
ceipts l1,795; shipments 8,,733: sales
$500; spinners 800.
GALVESTON, December 26 New York
adviccs cause depression in the cotton
markot-good ordinary 1324; ordinary
~; net receipts 2.477 bales; exports
to Great Britain 1862: coastwise 329:
sales 2.750; stock 9O,849; weekly net
receipts 21,5G4; exports to Great Bri-
tain 1902; coastwise 3.C13; sales 10.
$50.
MOBILE. December Cotton quiet
and steady; supply light-middIing
l61a; low middling 1456(01421; strict
good ordinary 1879; net receipts $3.50
bales; exports coastwise 1,44O; sales
1000; stock 60.006; weekly net receipts
d9,9S2; gross l9. 9S9; exports to France
$3.50; sales l 800.
MEMpHIs. December 2G.-Cotton in
good demand middlipg l415@
~; receipts 5.675 bales; shipments
4o8; stock in 1872 36.418; in 1873,
ments 16. I'll.
AN AWKWARD PRoPosA1.- story is
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EMERsoN's SINGING SCHOOL.

Frice IS cents, or 81 so Fer dozen, is a com.
schools.
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AN AWKWARD PRoPosAL.- story ia
told OF Capt. Jack, which seems to show
that under more cOngenial circumstances
ne might have been a theoogian. TIE
post chaplain having visited him the
DAY before his execution. tho Indian
asked him If he knew oil about the hap.
py land and the Heavenly Futher. The
chaplain SAID he thought he did.
well, said Captain Jack, 'you know
all bout him; me give you ten horses
you take my place TO- morrow" Desira-
pie as horses ARE on the plains. the chap
lain DID not encourage the idea of an
exchange.
Pimpleiield, VT, is evidently not q
good field for an independent, ontspoken
journal. The Pimplevilie Post rece tly
published this item: "Thoso who have
been engaged in sheep stenlipg had bet
ter stand from under. We know whom
we are talking about" The result wca
the loss of sixty subscribers, aud the
paper will go into bankruptcy.
Mrs. J. L. Minis. of Lee County.
plants more cotton than any woman in
Georgia. This year. she cultivated 900
acres in cotton and 500 in corn.
1t is comforting to be assured that
Sharkey is not in New York. The do.
tectives there are famous for finding
where man isn't.
1t Is reported that The smallpox pre-
walls to an alarming extent in George.
town.
There is a regular five cents bar in
Atlanta. The benzipo kills at forty
paces.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-05-15

Crockett county has lsyied q tax OF zen
cents on the one hundred dol'ars
abs poperty Tor common scbooss
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The resignation OF II. 5. Thomas, Spring
field Record, was presented and accepted.
Professor a. 3. Stark extended 10 tue
association an Invitation to attend amusical
entertainment at Corona, at 8 o'clock p. 81.
On motion of Tom w Neal, the invitation
was accepted.
Col. Baker offered a resolution, binding
the Associa ion to oppose the election Of
any man to the Legislature VINO vii not
pledge himself to vote for a repeal OF the
present law relative 10 legal advertising.
A letter from the editor Of the Memphis
Ledger, together with all editorial clipped
from that paper, favoring the adoption Of a
resolution Of this character, were read.
Speeches in favor Of the resolution were
made by Messrs. Baker, Boyers and Mathes,
Me.srs. Buck, Westbrook and Jones oppos-
ing it, Mr.. Jones saying that no newspaper
in the State would be bouEd by the resolu-
ton, and that as for him, he would not
think of opposing or supporting a candi-
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ADDRESS pY COL. Jyo c. nuRcH.

A selection Of music wae hen plaied,
whel Col John &. BNchI # the UNION
AND AMERICAN, WIS introduced and deIi'-
cred lhe follow g address:
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Al ~
WAS then had, during which various and
sundry bottles were orened, aud the con-
tents thereof duly discussed. A hall hour
was thus pleasantly spent, when order was
again restored, and Col. Golladay, Con-
gressmen from this district, was loudly
called for. In response to this call. Col.
Golladay made a very Teat little speech
paying just and high tribute TO the po9er
of the Press, and its mighty Influence fot
good or evil, closing by heartily welcoming
10 Lebanon, the representatives, n Tennes-
see, of thst great power.
Mr.. Griffith, Of the Nashville Rural Sun,
was then called upon. Mr.. Griffith re-
sponded to this call in his usual happy man
ner, being frequently interrupted by laugh
ter and applause. He was followed by A.
B. Martin, of Lebanon, Col. Fleming,
Superintendent Of Public Instruction, Albert
Roberts, of the Nashville Banner and Col.
Thompson, of Lebanon.
At the close OF the sIeech.msking, car
chic Thomas Pig" was introduced to the
audience, when a half hour or SO was spent
in social converse, and the session adjourned
10 meet the next morning at s o'clock A. NJ