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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-11-05

O. The last. Oopsasaatis Journals do
not receive the support thsy are enti-
sled to from their friends. These friends
donot adequately appreciate the simpor-
tanoe and efedy Of correct views. ofiiait
statements. of urgent appeals. and of
fearless exposures daily goipg from the
centre to the extremities of the State.
They do not put the proper estimate
upon printers ink, when shed in a
righteous cause. We ask them to look
into this matter, and consider what else
is 80 likely to work any change for the
better in our condition. We urge our
people TO keep compact in their ,organi-
cations, fearless in their spirit, conf
dent of the future, resolute to maintain
right, and while oonsidera.e and for
bearing, uncompromising in their prin-
oiplss. The Conservative press is the
most promising agency to which they
can look for relief. the most effective in
strument by which the present nucleus
may grow into a power and achieve ,le-
sirable results. Give it warm support,
strengt hen its hands.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY. A DEPRESSED, 1R.
R1rADLE STATE OF MIND; WEAK, NERVOUS,
EXHAUSTED FEELING; NO ENERGY Or AMI.
NATION; CONFUSED HEAD, WEAK MEMORY,
OFTEN WITH DRBILTTATTNa, INVOLUNTARY
DISCHARGES. The consequence Of ex-
ceases, mental overwork or indiscretions,
This NERVOUS DEBILITY finds SOVEREIGN
OURBin HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC SpR-
c1F1c, No. 49, It tones up; the system,
arrests discharges, dispels the mental
gloom land despondenoy, and rejuvenates
the entire system; it ia perfectly harmless
and ways efficient. Price S. for q pack
age OF 6ve boxes and large So vial of
powder, which is simportant in old serious
cases; or 81 per single box, Sold by ALL
Druggists, or sent by mail on receipt Of
price. Address HUMpHRKYs. SpEodxIc
HOMEOPATHIC MKDuoNR OoMpAfsY, No.
562 Broadway, NY. For sale by GR1aER
& McGREaoR. Columbia. s. @. ApI4 lilly
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DEATH.-On Sunday evening last. the
protracted bodily sufferings Of Mr.. John
J. Brown ended, and his fettered spirit
departed in peace. Mr.. Brown was
native of Sumter County-was born
near where he dicl-had attained his
si1ty-ninth year, nnd was quiet, unof-
Tending, Industrious and upright citi.
zen.
DEATH OF Mr.. DoLlcK Mr.. Levi NJ /.
Bolick. who was shot by Mr.. Hezekiah
Duncan, at Winnsboro. on the Oath Of
October, died on Sunday morning. For
several days he seemed to be doing
we'll, but on Friday, hemorrhage en-.
sued, and he sank gradually until Sun
day.
On Thursday afternoon, the gin house
at Varnsville, Port Royal Railroad, be-
longing to A. Mcbride Peoples, was
burned, with ten balos OF cotton, two
gins and running gear and cotton press.
The gin caught fire from match that
was in the cotton, and passed. through
the gin. Loss $4,000.
400 negroes and over 100 whites are
in arms against each other in Colorado
County, Texas. The difficulty arose be-
tween COW boys and freedmen. At last
accounts the negroes were marching on
the village Of Eagle Lake, declaring
their intention to capture it and kill all
who should resist.
Mr.. Guatayus a. Parker, one Of the
Oldest and best known citizen of Au-
gusta. died ct his residence early Sa-
turday night, after a lingering illness
brought on bY stroke OF paralysis. re-
ceived some five years since.
In New Orleans, on Sunday, three
fourths OF the square bounded by Gu
rondelet, Baronne, First and Philip
streets was burned. The loss is esti.
mated at $50, 900. mostly insured in New
Orleans.
Dave Martin has been convicted OF
the murder OF little Willie Carter, in
Wilmington, and has been sentenced
to be hanged on the 2sth inst.
The Vienna Universal Exposition was
formally closed on Sunday evening.
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- sHaGu@AaazEAxas NasatahaIl 16za.-
Wheeler Houss-J u Wilspn, Sumter; II
Spafnick. Aikeas 1sMc&ehus,p @ @ Ma
COY. Ohsstesi$ NJ Tobis1L N Y; A Nc
Dsde, Pc; DsgsnEsrGsL N Y; G IfB
Marsh. J EahssnsD ID Dapiey, n Gs&Q
Girsrd, WsSsA I'D s. 9sTS sT sbs:srssfsSs
Webster. lssASSett 81 AIdrisii s4sSssa- asSaHas
we'll; A G,sTunstall.s Ia q geuxaykg gEsH.
Cohen IT Steers,S @ N Mcody, N}YsR
81 Gillefords ,Qharlsston Jas Woodrow.
oity; SfW, Msdingsr. s. E. Brifes,. J
Howe.T Il Carey, e % Carey, Md; TB
Johnston, =, Samters N CIV Walker.
Barnwell;' Mn. n !It.yin. charleston; J
@ Massingsle; GLE SsFNr.:aT
Headrf1f House -J j, ,PaysipRer. New.
berry; JsT Rsyuoldsf w Sanders.I
WallacssyNtC; o. = Harris, city: J o
Clarke, Nd; Mrs AZ Bryce, Miss Alice
Bryce. J, J,T3McCnllongh, Y Nail, n A
Gibson, aEaifHAld;. 81 3 D6Sbostes.
RidgewayS ASEyaps, WinnsborG:i IN .&
Cannon. Pom aria; Hiss Q HenrysGhA
ter; G HNiaholsoutN N @. ss,Sssss:S,
Roses Hote1 n b Williams sAiksnaJ
o Ladd. J X JillsonsJ e FridsylJ John
8 Harris, 81 81 Jillson, city; W Jeckion,
Ohio; A B Knoc1soc, T QAndr.xs, G
Bolivar. J HsWahlafs, Orsngebure; j r
Mccullough, Y Nail, Fairfield; Louis
Schiller, Aiken; J Brown, Marion; r @
Clifton, Chicago; D June, Marion; JR
Betson, Milwaukee; 8 T Thomas, N Y;
J s Samuel', Pe; D F Leahey, New
berry. G =.
Columbia Hoiel-H 81 Colcock, NJ M
Hutson. Port Royal; r T Burnley, Pa;
g H Grace, N Y; 8 G Gilbert, O. Il.
Speisegger. Charleston; 8 Y Bunting, P
T q Go; F Arnim. Hamburg; d Fear
heeley, n 7; 0 r Levy, Charleston; G
Scott, Leroy Ssreech, Great Eastern
Circus; Dr. G w Abney. Newberry; J M
Seigler, G & G r r.
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Fresh and Choice Fruits.

freBn and Choice Fruits.
WTE have just received from the North
w and tho West Indies largo and select
stock OF FRUITS, suoh as
APPLES,
BANANAS,
COCOANUTS,
ORANGES,
GRAPES,
NUTS OF every variety,
CANDIES. French and Dom estic,
CANNED GOODS OF all kinds,
VEGETABLES in season,
PICKLES.,
SAUR KRAUT,
DUTCH HERRINGs,
SOUSED PIG FEET,
BOLOGNAS, SAUSAGES. and all other
household edibles, at PANIC PRICES.
Call at the storo nesr the Market, or the
merry. O.HOFFMAN 4 90,
Nov s
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Auot1on sals,e.
Furniture. eT.
BYJACOB LEVIN. Il

TOMORROW Thursday MORNING, at 10
O'Clock. weather permitting, 1 will sell. at
my Store. - -
general variety Of FURNITURE, belong
ing to respectable family declining house
Keeping, among which are: Black Walnut
HAIR seat Chairs, Cane-SeAt and Windsor
Chairs. Mahogany Sofas and Divans, Centre
Tables. Mahogany French Bedsteads, Got.
tage Bedsteads, one Marble.Top fne Oak
Sldeboard. Extension Table, Wardrobes.
DO. with variety OF articles useful to fsmi.
lies. --7
Sale positive. withou. Saservs. for cash.
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Stokes reached his four years home in
Sing Sing yesterday, and naturally ap-
peared in good spirits. He liked the
cut Of his conviot's pair Of striped pauts.
and remarked, with an assassin's bon
homie, that they had no pistol pocket.
What a pity! Our young dandies who
have homicidal inclination will note
these things as indicating how serenely
murder will cuimina.e for them in a
trip up the river. If they should
learn that he is not expected to break
stones or make shoes, but is given q
snug berth as book keeper, it will
greatly quiet all the misgivings they
might shave regarding cold -blooded
murder or two when they have no other
amusement on hand. Honor to the
Judge, prosecution and jury in the
Stokes trial.-N. Y. Herald, 2d
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.ExTRA sEssl0N & OF .LEO1sAATUAE.
TUESDAY, NovxMBER 4. 18fs. IS, !;
SENATE 'tts-st,f fEsSS.'

The Senate assembled at M. !, and
was called 90 order by President Qleayes.
Mr.. sOardoz0 presented the accounts
OF Hrs. n. A. Quitk, for services Een-
dered rs teacher. 81, 4
Mr.. Nash presented the accounts cl
E. R:Stokes, Republican Printing Com.
pany, and sundry accounts against the
CLERK of the Senate.
Mr. Mcintyre gave notice Of bill to
repeal lsn Act entitled "An Act to repeal
the charter of the Bank of the State of
South Carolina"
Mr.. Whittemore' introduced bill re.
lating to certain bonds Of the State OF
South Carolina illegally Issued; also, a
bill to repeal Section 2, Chapter XCIX,
Title 7, of the General Statutes.
Mr.. White-Bill to regulate the re-
ceipt and disbursement OF public finds.
Mr.. @. Smith-Bills to amend Chap.
ter XIX of the Revised Statutes; to
amend an Act entitled 'An Act to fix
the time for the holding OF the Circuit
Courts in certain Counties herein men.
toned"
Mr.. Eope-Bill to amend Chapter
xiv of tho General Statutes OF South
Carolina, relating to the repairing OF
highways and bridges, by substituting
in place thereof this Act
Mr.. G. Smith introduced tho follow
ing resolution, which was adopted:
Resolved, That his Excellency the &c.
vernon be, and he is hereby, requested
to send to the Senate all appointments
made by him since the adjournment oil
the last session Of the General Assembly
which by law are required to be con.
firmed by the Senate.
The Senate proceeded to the conside-
ration OF the general orders on the ca
lendar.
The concurrent resolution directing
the Attorney General to have enforced
the provisions Of Section of Article
XIV OF tho Constitution. and Sections
l, 2 and 8 of Chapter CXXXV of the
General Statutes, relating to lotteries,
was ordered to lie on the table.
The joint resolution to authorize the
County commissioners OF Abbeville
County for 1872 to draw extra pay, was
indefinitely postponed.
The Speaker of the House of Repre-
sentatives attended in the Senate. when
the following Acts and joint resolution
were duly ratified: An Act to incorpo-
rate the Reform Apollo Society, OF
Charleston; to incorporate the Pleasant
Hill Baptist Church, Of Edgefield
County; to Incorporate the Goodwill
Presbyterian Church aud Ebenezer
Presbyterian Church. of Sumter County
to revive, renew and amend an Act en-
titled "An Act to incorporate the Home
Insurance Company, of Charleaton;" to
charter and make public Kirby's Cross
Road to the Big Pee Dee Road, Marion
County; joint resolution to confer upon
Mrs. s. A. Mcbride, e1ecutri1 of the
estate of James Mcbride, deceased, the
ssmo powers conferred upon J. A.
Mayes, executor of said Mcbride, by a
Joint resolution approved January 81,
1873.
At l 30 2. H., tho Senate adiourped.
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The Augusta Chronicle and Sentinel
learns that there is large amount of
cotton on the line Of the Charlotte, 90.
lumbia and Augesta Railroad, etween
Augusta and Batesville, awaiting trans-
p0rtstion.
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Family Supulies.

NEW DUCKW HEAT and SYRUP, Goshen
~ and Pineapple Cheese, Sugar-cured
Hams and Breakfast Strips. Smoked Beef
and Tongues. new crop Gnnpowdor, Colong,
Japan and Hysou Tesa. All freeh and 70.
sale as low as the lowest for cash.
Nov HOPE d GYLES
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Funeral Invitation.

The fGends and acquaintancos OF Mr.A.
R. PHILLIPS are respectfully invited to at
tend his funoral. at his late residence, on
Lincoln streot. near Plain, at half. past 10
O'Clock. THIS MORNING.
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Something for the Children

Something for the Children
SCPFERING with Coughs, Colds, Group
- Diphtheria: Cough Confections, Cough
Kisses, Jim Crow, Carbolio and Horehound
Lozenges, Althea Drops and Jujube Paste.
All excellent for Coughs and Colds. Fresh
aad good, at
Nov ST HEINITSH'S DEU4 STORE
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4 LII pereons indebted TO me will please
"A make payment by the 18th Of this
month. Otherwise. their accounts will be
placed in an attorneys hands for collection.
All who have Guns or Pistols in my esta bli Oh.
ment will please call for them within thirty
days time, or they will be sold al owners
rlsk. P. w. KRAFT.
Nov5
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LIST OF New ADVERTISEMENT rs.

LIST OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Great Eastern Circus.
Hope C Gyles-Family Supplies.
jacob Levin-Auction Sale.
O. Hoffman Il Co.-Choice Fruits.
p. w. Kraft-Notice.
John Agnew & Son-Groceries.
Heinitsh's Popular Medicines. e
Meeting Richland Lodge. =
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GROCERIES a RPROIALTY.

~SAS0AAS - NSSSAaA-A9@
NHE trinl OF the CASH system has proved
Il . success. Good goods, low prices and
bankable money are triumphant. We now
offer to our customers . select assortment OF
CHOICE GROCERIES,, at the very lowest
prices, FOR CASH ONLY: it7f
Treble Gilt Edge BUTTER, 40 cents per
pound-best in market. SYRUPB, from 35
oents per gallon and upwards. BACON, dry
salted clear rib sides, 10 cents per pound.
BACON, smoked clear rib sides, IL cents per
pound. C,rned Beef. c; choice quality, 12i
cents per pound. Sugar-cured Canvased
Hama, II cents per pound. Sugar-cured
Plain Hams, Is to 16 cents per pound. Rio
Coffee, green, as cents per pound. Bio
Coffee, parched, 35 cents per pound, or 3
pounds for 81. Laguayra Coffee and best Bio,
80 cents per pound. Old Government Java
Coffee. pounds for 81. Crushed, Powdered
and A Sugar, II pounds for 81. O Sugar,
very fine, pounds for 81. Green Tea, 80
cents per pound; new and choice, 81 per
pound. Black. so cents per pound and up
wards. Fresh Ground Moal aud Grist, 81 per
bushel. Also, Bolted Meal, Pearl Grist.
Choice Family Flour, and all other select
goods in our line. We bolieve, with friend
Bymmers. that Hams at 10 to i2i cents adj.
vertise themselves before they are seen, but
as We don't deal in rejected meats, we cannot
add them TO our catalogue.
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Stanley's Cough Syrup

NURES all kieds Of Coughs. Hoarseness
~ Bronchitis. ihcipient Consumption. Try
it; don't delay; Cough gets worse with
every days neglect For sale at
NO45t HEINITSH'S DRUG STORE
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et..OURUauE, sl0HAs xQOtoleEss3 QaitA-
Q commotion Was created yesterday, BY
Sheriff Liddy, serving notice on sixteen
different HE. insurance companies In
this city.s' Suits have been instituted
aGainst them for an amount eggregating
not lessi than. $217, 800. The code OF
Iows says that foreign life Insurance.
companies, in orderto do business inI
tho State, must file with the Auditor Of
State statement msde up under oath,
OF their condition, and procure Of the
auditor certificate authorizing them to
engage In the business; and for every
days negle ct to obtain such certificate
while doing business. the company is
liable to q penalty Of $l00. It is safe to
say that not life insurance company in
the State has complied with the law.
These suits have been established fer
Fsuke e Chaplin and Griffith 6 Knaa.,
and will be brought for trial at the No
vembcr term of the District Court in
this city. The following are the names
OF the companies and the amount each
has been sued for: Phnnix Life of
Hartford, Sl5, 900; Connecticut Mutual
Life. Hartford. $20, 1000; Guardian Mu-
tual Life. New York. $40, 600; Mutual
Life, New York. $4,000; Republic
Lilo, Chicago. $4,000; E.na Life,
Hartford, $4,000; Charter Oak Life,
Hartford, $40, 600; Equitable Life, New
York. $4,000; Traveller, Hartford,
81 500; Globe Mutual, New York, $40. !.
600; New England Mutual Lille. $780,
600; Protection Life. Chicago, $4,000;
Washington Life, New York, 5000;
North American, New York, SIS
600; Home Life. New York. $5,00U
By law three fourths of the penalty goes
to the school fund aud the remaining
fourth to the informant
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The Carlcaturist Carion,urea.

There is man bearing the appropri-
ate bu: not quite complete name OF
Mast, who figured, during the last Pre-.
sidential canvass, aa a oaricaturist in
Horpers' Weekly newspaper. He'was a
TT contributor to the dirty journal of
civilization. It was his delight to make
absurd sketches of Horace Greeley and
other good men. It was the delight of
the readers OF Harper to pore over
these daubs, and to chuckle over the in
tended degradation of genius and pa
triotism. 1t was the Harpers' part to
pay only as much for all this stuff as
would buy it. Poor Mast cams out of
his campaign as poor as he went in it..
A subscription has been started for a
fund to make him easy in life, in order
TINT ho may malign aud misrepresent
more worthy men than himself once
more. The New York Herald publishes
the letters and contributions for Nast's
benefit. They are rich; they are funny;
they put just estimate on the artist of
the blackboard. A brother artist, in
enclosing his subscription, writes thus:
Enclosed please find one cent for the
Mast relief fund. think an artist
and q foreign artist-who has devoted
his talent-and suoh talent 40 Mast pos
sesses-to the elevation of the present
Administration to power. and thus
bringing upon our nation it's present
financial difficulties, and bridging SO
many poor families to want, ought to be
encouraged.
Another sonds five cents. and advises
the purchase of an organ and monkey.
A press gang. seven in number. remit
eleven cents, with stnging note, from
which we quote this passage:
"The immensity of our regard for the
distinguished artist is in inverse ratio to
| the amount of our contributions, and
| language fails when we attempt to ex-
press the intense:admiration We feel for
his chivalrous and truthful attack upon
the South, bloated, ns it is, with wealth,
flushed with victory and reveling in the
spoils of government"
One contributor sends a postage
stamp, aud another lead pencil, and
another still some old clothes. One
generous friend contributes his sympa-
thy. Colfax, late Vice President, sends
q check for Sl4.03 A fellow feeling
makes him unusually kind. The letters
are quito pungent. Wo close with this
one:
Although I believe in the punish
ment Of meau and guilty acts, do not
like to see even the most contemplate
creature on the earth in want Of bread.
| Therefore. please find enclosed ten
cents for the relief Of Mast"
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A Marvellous Medicine

Il Heinitsh's BLOOD PURIFYINGL1VER
PILLS. Cures Liver Complaint, n - daohe,
Stomach Disorders, Indigestion aud Oonsti-
patton. For sale only At
Nov st HEINITGH'8 DRUG STORE
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GRANT PARISH OUTRAGE-THE RE.
PORT CoNFIRMED.-Ag gentleman, who,
yesterday. arrived in the city from
Grant Parish. confirms the report pub.
lished in the Picayuuc Saturday morn
ing. The feeling Of indignation and
horror throughout the parish and sur.
rounding country is very great, but the
people are willing to await.the aotion of
the constituted (self or otherwise) au.
thorities, confident in the belief the
fient!s engaged in the terrible affair will
not 60 unwhipped of justice.
Ne,D Orleans Picauune.
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Richland Lodge. No. 80. "A. E. II.
"A THE Regular Communioa alton of this
R4rLodge will be held THIS "Wednesday
~. EVENING, In Masonic Hall, at
O'Clock. By order OF the ". NJ. I- Al
Nov 81 3. I. BOONE Secretarv
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The terrible eruption of Mt. lE,na,
with attending destructive earthquakes
in the surrounding country. is reported.
Compared with this great volcanic
mountain Of Sicily, Vesuvius is o MOLE
hill, and compared with the many dis
astrous cruptions OF .E.na from time to
time, those OF Vesuvus. excepting that
which buried the pretty old Roman
cities Of Herculuneum and Pompeii,
have been small affairs. Among the
most disastrous OF the eruptions of
Asna of the present century. were that
of 1880, when several villages were de-.
stroyed and showers OF the volcanic
ashes reached even to Rome, and that of
1882, when tho town of Bronte was de-.
stroyed. We give an illustration on
our first page of Mount Etna erupting.
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Washington Life, New York, S15. .O0O;
North American, New York, SIS
600; Home Life, New York, S5,O00
By law three fourths of the penalty goes
to the school fund aud the remaining
fourth to the informant
The Southern Claims Commission
will. about the middle of December.
report to Congress on $500 elaine,
being 800 or 400 more than last wear.
Tho amount involved liz upward of
81 900, 600; the fo'mer award being
about 100000 at least one-third Of
the claims have been disallowed, owing
to the law which requires proof uf con-
tinuous loyalty. Congress. at its late
session, extended the term of the Com
mission four years. from the 10th OF
March last, but prohibited any further
petitions from being presented and
filed; declaring that all claims not pre-
sented before that time shall be deemed
to bs barred forever. It is ascertained
that many claimants thus excluded in
tend to avail themselves of the constitu-
tional right of petition. Their petitions
will be referred to the Committee on
Claims, and will, it is thought, ulf-
mately find their way to the Commis.
sion. Deducting the 3, 500 claims to be
reported on, about 10000 remain on
hand to be adiudicated. There is much
dissatisfaction on account of cutting
down tho amounts respectively claimed,
but in every case the Commissioners
have made written report, for the in
formation Of Congress and the claimants
LANGLEY STOCK. Augusta Ctro.
nscte ana Sentinel states that, on Satur-
day last, seventeen shares of Langley
stock sold at Sl10 per share, cash. This
is encouraging for Southern manufacto.
ries in tho face of the unfavorable &C.
counts from Northern cotton factories.
The alarm of fire was sounded in Wal
halla on Wednesday morning last, about
1O o'clock. The fire originated in the
workshop OF Mr.. John Kaufmann-was
the result OF accident-and consumed
the shop, Kitchen, &c. One COW was
burned in the stable. The loss is small.
The family of Mr.. Miller, the mail
ag ent on the South western Railroad.
in Georgia, who wae killed in the col.
lision at Seago Station, has instituted
quit, or intend doing so. for $4,000
damages.
A colored boy was whipped to death
in Burgaw County, N. c., last Thursday
evening. by colored man and his wife.
The boy was nine years old.
The Clubhouse OF Mr.. W. G. Garner,
OF Putnam County. Gu. was burned on
Wednesday or Thursday last, together
with forty bales of cotton.
The Eagle and Ph@ui1 Manufacturing
Company. Of Columbus, Ga, have do
mated tifty-two pairs of their cotton
blankets to the Memphis sufferers.
TIE RESUMPTION OF SPECIE Pay.
MESTs. Since Tuesday last, tho Trea.
surer's Office at Washington has paid
out 50, 100 in silver.
We learn from the Macon 1elcqrapA
that Mr.. G. q. Lockett, the great plant
er Of Southwest Georgia, died at al.
bany the other day.
A bad smash-up occurred on the Air
Line Road, last Saturday, resulting in
the destruction of an engine and car.
A young man OF Savannah, named
David Kennedy, recently married, dis.
appeared mysteriously Tuesday.
D. A. Farmer killed Minor Purselyip in
Chattooga, Ga., last week. A woman
in the case.
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PuGNIxIANA.-Use the means within
your reach: there is something for
everybody to do, and place for every
one who is willing to work.
"Let us irrigate. to be interpreted,
means "let US take drink"
New song-"I feel so awful happy
when the banks begin to pay"
The right man in the right place-a
husband at home in the evening.
A good man easily forgets injuries,
but always remembers good turn.
Moral reflection for the young man of
the period-dissipated acquai ntances
are not to be oonfounded with fast
friends.
Connecticut western news., 1873-06-27
GEO. w. PAINE.

GEO. w. PAINE, A TTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Car "A rOll Carroll County, Iowa.
 Money Loaned and Invested, Collections made, Loans made on improved farms, at legal rates of Interest, ten per cent per anuum.
 Refers to D. J. Warner, Esq. and Col. Lorenzo Tupper. ly5OA
Connecticut western news., 1873-06-27

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW : A alsn, Solicitor of Patents. Office in Wood lords Block, over Hurlbut National Bank, West Winsted, Ct. i4tf