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New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-27

Captain L. Malone has recovered por-
ton Of the iews'ry recently stolen from
ME- Bell a. the st. Louis Hotel.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-27

TUESDAY night ...era! sprightly men an"
lads found .rea. amUsemsnt II giving
r.-ileI: q: lie vhi.d District . -heetlToh
s.r.naGr. hu, a.. :hey violated - city ordi'
nance. policemen !el: compelled TO MAKE
arrests. - the corner Of i.evec and HaH'
cock streets. rear the Barracks. the cro"d
rssc ued the prisoners. and 4 sho. Va. ilT'd.
though probably wi'hout intent I" Kill any
enc. Such cca.Ics does L"t make good
u.n,s for tne Third.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-27
SPECIAL NOTICES,

Office of tho Crescent tity Live ~tocA
landing nd Slaughter House COMPANY, Nv %
leans, March -, lSr3--A; IN annual election tor
nu a"tors Hi this Company. bed or fifth instant
the iollc wing gentlemen "ti" dulE .iecttc 10 81
turing I'll. c.sEi-l- N".u
:. <. LEMARIs, JOSEPH np:ALDSON,
=. p. MOTOR. r u iICLB.RT
!. =. s,.GNb, CHARLES De RI: TER,
f'ScA: >.R.hpU.
And 1t :! r1,"'ns of the ,}oaI, o; Directors 'p-
% '@-n'T-ar-t instant Mr. CHsRIES CAVAaO'
was '."au m".,ly II" .l.c,rd President.
nl..z - n hI1tSEIS. SECRETARY.
NOiice.-Ihr German steamship Koln, ui thr
Nora "elm.i .loyd Steamship line, hcr.tocF. az.
y.:tis,d :, :. .ye FOR 'r.man .i;. Havana au
champion. an ~. tw.,tth =. AfrI, VAS been
witaa'a~n. and viii na'i. rn'rp Parie, ha,5rs
.a.-T, Gnei as.rn', - h.:e their money UaflnG..
h2. r. >ToCHNEYEG g; AGEHT'.
n'nH s.; =" y Union etr"a'.
t}tiice New OrIenns Git, E.rIiroad I0.n-
pau, No. y. Canal street. .ys, Orleans. March 20
'E-G-t: /. me. ing ~ tie Board of E.'act" orr ";
tins 'omranr hid ~ \" t~.it', instant. a div
lend ~ FOUR ptLIARS ueT .harr ", d.. ar.i
..Frb" - IN. stock .".d'T5 UI tpi after A9i.l !.
NJ; 10: e. =. LEWIS Sr"r.t~'v.
once OF OrIean, KnIIrosd Ioinrnny,
:or'' HiIt- a.t l'-&'I" s.',~t' y ;" -, ,'"'n-
In, .om,..ny 49, be held At th' ..f".. ti'
company on IoSNhl. Apr3' u. next, :372. at 10
4 :! .'. .nh lt', tod, .ih-T u" o.. III" pro; o-.
nsI. "...'-I' .' a.. ...!'n, i. " a.tiu", ...t
-, H." ''!a't", .: II" ""'l.a;N.
'.'''" :. g,rNE. 'n.. s"r''.rr.
OH"r g: Loui-innn !"v'" c"nrpany. 10.
I...Dr- .! jiis CON 't.r, t'r' .s... y s'." .
J.. h..i a: this "-lic..A "a. U?t.f tsl,a. 80.
gne;,-. .cn,r.ii.r. ~ i" ,atr.d .,.l - =.
mon ''nr'.tmv,ts - &" ''H.'.t .:'i'r i'"' a:
-. .: :" ''"t' - -. .fri .fsrrii,,.,., NV
'''it' a. S''r'''frE i'm" I'.."~'''.r.
Tie um,icr-ig.rs !. -. t,.j".,,f.s.,,Y
..-,1't' 81 fta .el-trN' - 't;rti. 'us t...
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-27

burglar made successful voyage
through the residence OF Mrs. Dill. No. ~
1halia street. at eleven o'clock yesterday
morning.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-27

as~.sS,,r. I'll CoL:hc-o:., SESo>r = -R, ?,
No. 20 Rampant street,
New orleans. harch ~, lc.3.
re.KTrFS lNrERE,TRD WILL PLEASE TAKE
nof j... THAI The state 'D'uses for the wear 1913
anl al. State axes for ll.l now du- and should
ho pad INN edi1te-S.
plhl2 Got" ". II. iAEttls. ToIeotor.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-27

DANIEL SCULLr. Secretary.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-27
SPECEAE. NOTICE,

Secretary o. Safe.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-27

Elegant. sweet. light and who'esome
bread. rolls. biscuits. corn bread. mutfirs.
buckwhsst aud other griddle cakes. and
pastry and oah.-. with hoo!ey'a yeast pow
der. SOLD bv grccer-.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-27
PROPOSALS E0R FORAGE: ANB
ATRAWs

OI.l'r t's ~ rC".RTFNNtsTrR.
Department uf .iie i,ut.
New Orleans, La, March -. 1870
ls;ALfr IhhPcSALS IN IRIPLiCArE. WITH A
- copy OF his advertisement attached 20 ea'E,
VIII bo received AT This Office. an. :. az the
on &. tie Actin. Assistant ouar'eImasters al
the following posts n ,ts department. until twelve
o'c'Gl . NJ. May l. ''., for supplyiu. them mont
.ii. tie folio VIM. quantities o. CORN. OATS hAI
ND til.4N, OK. % ..4>, v.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-27

SALE C0NTINuEo.-.. ..r 81" ," 80 '.':''
ofthe content. OF store No. :: Cam. si'aa..
will be continued to-day II hal.p's' -,
o'clock A. y. Catalogue s.g >: ! % ~ -.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-27
)ANIEL SCrLlY. Secretary.
HAloRALTJ OF NEW ORLKASs.
City Hall. March &c, 49,, I

IHN TAN. March &C. No. :
No. N5i-Administra'iou Series!
R.So.tri. that the proposal Of Len iIigby
for towing and removing daily the nuisance
boat. 1T ToledanO and Robin streets az
eigh: dollars cash pc, day. ,og one ysar. and
Offering l.. ). Highly ss security in tie SUM
OF $1,000. be and iii. same is hereby accepted.
and the Mayor authorized 10 sntes into
contract un behalf St the city, per nntarial
ac, before the city notary. tor the ia!.!.h2
performance OF said contract.
Adopted by the Council Ot the city 20
New Orleans, March -. 1913.
LOUIS a. WILTZ. Mayer.
= tfue copy:
DANlEL SCrli.f. Secretary.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-27

4 true copy:
D,NIEL SCU.LI. Secretary.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-27

List al: pa-s.'lEe,. .nr -:"'::l-" = s..'".
from Phlaaeiph!. ia Havana:
From U.yaua-C. 4. Nu-;"'-. y. -,
:acns. A F,uTi.r. .'g-.' e.. 49,. :. =.
Peters, l.. ta!.ua!.r. H:.. Z. l.. :"r. iir..r.
From Philadelphia Z. La. l.
Sam.els. Thomas ;. %ewlin. j.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-27

RE-osnrns' EE-yRSs.-Ih- several re-
co,,iers returned the following amounts 10
,la .Ir,;,,.-rator of ElnanGe tov IN" week
ending March -. io.":
Prs. District. Recorder Horsh'on.....-..fi - 90 2o
f.rnn1 p.tri.t E.yoVl.g " AIth.I. =, w
rhirt District. Recorder Le"e ..'..'..'. - W.
f".,t,. s,T.t E..ora.r 8.!h.-...'''...' -
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-27

T-. F.R. IrrNo. Tuesday nlgh' arc
,...,riav morain. were made e'ent:.' ~
a.. successive exploits "f ;h.s enemy 81
r.an. and in spite q: :he sudden change OF
weather to aiustoripg'y cold. the police and
fro department had warm 'ihls o. L.
Besides the :ws fires reported yes'e!oa,
morning. four others occurred. The aF.s
and most destructive was on Camp stree'
About haifpast three yesterday morning
tie sms! pne story frame building. No j."
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-27

Detective poveg'u. yss.eIda, H"t''1
.I.',, Brooks, an untaIth'G! servant. 80"
BETRAYED the ,ras. ;epcse': III her ~ ..':
employers. Il Nc. -: Felicity street. Sh'
i. c,arpaG with HAHN. or several occasions
s;.,:yr valuable ARTICLES.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-27
MAYuRALTY oY NEW ORLEANS, {;
CITY Hall March %. lh;s !

city Hall. March 20 lh'"
No. .205f--Admiuistration Series
Be it ordained by the City Council. That
the Mayor and Administrator Of Finance.
are hereby authorized and directed to SETTLE.
with William Allen and Jack Sheppard fo4
damages sustained to their crop BY the ex-
cavation OF POydras street canal in accord.
ance with the provisions of ordinance. No.
lSoS, Administration series. for the amour:
of 500
Adopted by the Council Of the city o;
New Orleans. March p. 1873.
LOUIS 4. WILT, MavoP.
4 true copy:
DANIEL SCuLLY. Secretary.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-27
OFFICIAL NOTICES.
HAYORALTV OF NEw ORLEANS
City Hall. March 26, 1878,

mo. 20io-AdministratiOn Series.
ReSo!rcd, That A. Fouchet be credited
with the sum of eleven dollars on his taI
bill, No u 2O3, for the taxes OF 1871, which
amount was psid by him to the city in error
on tax bill No. i2,2;r}. in the name Of A.
FOucher.
Adopted by the Council Of the Clty 81:
New Orleans. March 25, 1873
LOUIS A. WILTA. Mayer.
a true copy:
DANIEL SCuLLY. Secretary.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-27

ov, VOW H. E.sx. S-.7s "a. CoLL.c'0k.>
S..pu1 District - :" h'Hpart street.
New OIL. Ans. March l8, 1874 y
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-27

DIED or UIs WOyEps.-COroner 70.
we'll held 8n inquest. yesterday. on ih'
body OF Henry Williams. who died OF gun
s'ns wounds. at the Charity Hospital.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-27

Camp street, WIS found OF fire. One half
of this building was occupied by 5. Krantz
as shoe store, the other was vacant. The
alarm was attempted 70 be sounded from
the box on the corner of ST. Joseph street.
but four successive efforts produced no
sound OF the bells, and the officer was com
PEELED to GO TO the corner OF Girod and
Magazine streets. From this box n. tIty
Hall was stirred Up and the engines sum
moned. Before the bells rang two engine-
had arrived: but IN tho meantime the
flames had spread south 10 the iewelry
store Of Mr.. SchultZ. No. 1893 Camp street,
and north 10 the dwelling house o: Mrs. K
y. Jennings. the owner Of all the burnt
property. By the time the alarm vas
strucL all these buildings were in :Hl
blaze. and the engines had ss much a. they
could do to prevent the flames from spread
ing, and were Enabl. 70 save those already :
on ire.
The wind vas quite higr, ard II there
had been any furth.: delay nothing could
have prevented the destruction O, build
ings or each side. as well o. those already
| named. As il was, the loss car not be less
| than $4,000 TO Mrs. Jennings, nearly al!
covered by insurance. 4 pOs .ion oi hex
| furniture was saved. but greatly damaged
The new city we'll st the corner Of Julia
| and Camp street. was OF g!ea. assistance
| 70 the firemen. There Is som- dispute. IA q
| the cause of the delay IN giving the alarm
| " hiah ia settled
At t:4y A. N. arothe: fire broke Out il the
toy store OF Mr.. Gerhard. Nc. Ht;S Magazine
street. which did bI. Sigh: damage. and
va. caused by al accident IL .Etns The
gas.
At seven o'cloc!. =. third fire was extln
guished by the police withou. AL alarm. i
| broke ont in the two-stOry frame house
corner of ST. Charles and Polymnia streets
occupied by Sa,I ador Garcia, a an oyat''
| saloon.
a fourt,! cal. On .he -. department wa
made at halfpas: eigh.. Th. roof OK ;h'
one story frame house. NJ. 50: White street
corner Of Erato. ewned aud occupied b.
Mr.. Joseph Ernest. as a grocery store
caught fire az that time. hut was extin
guished by Washington No. 20. before :h'
alarm was given, wsh a damage OF ahou
| soc. Origin Of the FIRE no: known.
|
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al s.oo@s. IS. Corp ,4f.s Pork nomi.
nally unchanged. Lard steady. Bacon
rib sides 7556. Whiskey STEADY, at SO.
CHAR1EsToN. February lO.-Cotton
dull and nominal-middling 19a6; re-.
ceipts 1,750 bales; exports 5, 1926: sales
400; stock 40.76
Boston. February l0.-Go,ton quiet
middling 21I; receisps I. .675 bales; sales
200; stock 1000.
AUGUSTA, February l0.-Cotton In
good demand but offerings liRhs-mid.
ding le; receipts $50 bsiSs; ssios 6665.
NoRFoLK, February lO.-Ootton Quiet
low middting l9N@19L; receipts
1,207 bales; sales 270; stock 3. .s07.
WI1MNaToN, February 10.-Cotton
quies.middling 1917; receipts 234 bales;
sales 100; stock 2,028.
SAVANNAH. February 1O.-Cotton dull
end nominsl-middlings 1956; receipts
2.962; exports 3.763; GALES $50; stock
69.1O4.
MkMpH1s. February 10.-Cotton quiet
-,middiing 19X@20; receipts 3,32s;
shipments 3,O96; stock 26, 409.
eNEw ORLEANS. February lO.-Cotton
.n moderate demand-good ordinary
l0!s; low middling 1877; middlipg 1917
S/6S ASSC'pto ssOO O6l6bs oXpOFIE
l5, 123; sales l.000-laet evening 4. 900;
stock 200,75S.
MOBILE. February 1O.-Cotton quiet
and easier-good ordinary IS; low mid.
ding l859(@1sA; middliDg 1917; re.
oeipts 3.752 bales; exports .535; sales
800; stock 53.8
GALVESTON, February 1o.--Cotton
easier-good ordinary IT; receipts
2,l55 bales; exports 4s0; sales TOO; stock
74964.
LONDON. February lO-Noon. Con.
soils 92as(992H. 5s 907<.
PARIS. February 10.-Rentes 65f. 97c.
L1vERroon, February 10-3'P. M
Cotton opened quiet and is now dull and
easier-uplands 9X@l0; Orleans 1O160
10H; sales IL. 200 bales; speculation and
export 900. From Savannah or Charles.
ton. January or February, 934
LIVERPOOL. February 1O-E,vening.
Cotton closed duIl-uplauds 81; Orleans
10H.
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DEATH OF FRANCIS WARDEN
Warden. aged sixty-seven years. died in
Paris. France, January 23d. Mr.. War
den was for thirty years the partner OF
A. !. Stewart, OF New York, residing in
Paris and purchasing for the firm. Mr..
Warden commenced business in Boston,
but failed in 1887, and was recommend.
ed to mir. Stewart as a salesman. His
ability soon obtained for him partner.
ship In the house, and he was sent to
Europe to do the purchasing for it. He
leaves fortune eatimated at $40, 600.
600. His wife died just three days pre-.
vious to his death.
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IMMENSE LOBBY SCHEMES. Washing.
ton correspondents of the New York pa.
pers have coupled with the cotton tax
refunding scheme q report that q move.
ment is on foot amoug the lobby at the
Capitol to get the General Government
to assume the debts of the Southern
States, since the reconstruction laws
took effect. A correspondent of the Sun
says:
These two schemes-ths assum ption
by the General Government of the car
pet.bag debts of the Southern States aud
the retnnding of the cotton tax-inyolye
over 100000. 1000. The former, of
course, is boing pushed. not by the
Southern people, but by Northern oapi-
taiists, who have invested in the bonds
issued by the csrpet-bag governments OF
the Southern States. The most of these.
it will be remembered. sold away below
par; some Of them at only few cents on
the dollar. If the holders of them can
procure the legislation they ds.ire-mak.
ing the General Government responsible
for the payment Of these aecurities-it,
OF course. will at once send them al,
above par, for the most of them bear ex.
orbitant rates Of interest.
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MURDER IN EpaErIE1p.-A citizon Of

MURDER IN EDaEFIKLD.-Ac citizen of
Edgefeld who arrived in town ia.
states that r. O. Cloary, q white citizen.
living at Coleman's Cross Roads. in
Etgeheld County, visited the County
seat to pay his taxes. While there, he
became Intoxicated and visited Olisby's
drug store. It is also stated that O diff
tculty arising between Clisby and him.
sell, the former picked up q weight and
threw at Cleary, who went for him
with knife, when Clisby picked up q
two-pound weight and broke in his skull.
Cleary is not expected to recover.
LEoening Herald.
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Auot1on RaIe,,,
Sale Of the Carolina OH Works>

Bale OF tho Carolina Oil Works,
%. g. PBiXOTTO d SONS. AuotionseIs,
RY virtue OF the provisions of = certain
~ deed IN trust, executed by the President
Of tho Oerolina Oil Company 90 ". B. Guiial.
trustee, bearing date the 7th day Of Maroh.
1917, snd duly recorded In the ReRister's
ohioe OF Riohland County, s'oonditioned to
protect and save harmless certain persons
therein mentioned from loee. by' reason ef
their having, for the beneit of the said com
Psny. endorsed notes for said oompany.s
which notes have not been paid by tho CARO-
INA Oil Company, but have been taken up by
the persona whom said mortgage was 9fyoa
to protect, and by virtue Of power OF sttor.
ney given to said trustee to sell the property
embraced In said deed In trust, should ths
SAID carolina Oil Company fail to protect And
save narmteas tho persons for whose bsueAt
SAD deed In trust was made, to sell tho pro-
perty conveyed thereby, after notice Rfveu
OF twenty :one days, shall offer for sale, g the
highest bidder. st the usual place Of sale. at
the corner OF Richardson and Washinnton
ssreets, IN tho city of Columbis, 1t II 'oiook
on MONDAY, tho 17th day Of February. IR7S.
ali tho property conveyed and embrsced In
said deed Of trust, being s'sll that certsfn lot
or parcel OF land, situate and being in the oisv
OF columbia. in said State, containing fOiif
acres OF land, more or less. boundled by
Wheat, Rice, Lincoln and Gadsden streeta. In
ssfd city, with all the buildings and erectfons
on the said lot OF land, and also ali the an
9tnes. Oil presses and machinery OF aoy kind
whstsoeyer, In and upon the said premisea.s
Terms cash. Conveyancing at the cost OF
the purchaser. VI & 0UIINK
Jan 2l tutho Trnstaa
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TnE TRooPs IN THE SoUTH ORDERED
TO UTAH.-We are informed in tele-
gram from Washington that the Presi-
dent has ordered the United States
troops now in the South to hold them
selves in readiness to move out to the
plains. near Salt Lake City. This will
be truly move in the right direction.
The civil power in Utah being unable to
enforce obedience to the laws. it is time
that the military we're called to it's aid.
All Mormondom will, doubtless, cry
aloud, and wax wroth ut this decisive
action OF the President, but the saints
may take comfort in tue reflection that
their grief will be spared by the carpet.
oaggers, who will now have to stand
alone among the reconstructed chivalry
NeU York Herald.
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Southern and Atlantic Telegraph Com
panY's Stock.

A 8 directed by resolution. unanImon.lv
~ adopted at Stockholders meeting OF said
Company, on the eth instant, snbsoriptinns
will be received at the offloo Of said Oonipsnv.
authorized agents OF said Company Tor thai
purpose, to the capital stock Of said CON.
pany, until the Sd day Of March next. 1ftnr
that day no further subscriptions viii be re.
ce!ved TO said stock from any ono not now a
subscriber, at less than ten (10) per cent. pre-
MUM on the par value thereof.
JAMES B. CRENsHAW.
ceo IL ~ President
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An estimate made by the Postmaster
General shows that during the last year
there were sent through the mails 8OO,.
600. 900 of copies Of daily newspapers,
600, 600. 900 of weeklies. and 100, OO0, OOC
OF monthlies and other publications.
The aggregate is 1,5O0, 900, 900 copies,
upon which the legal postage colleotable
amounted to So, ,292, ,3O7. The depart.
ment, however. only got R985. 940, sc
that over 81, ,250. 900 was either not col.
lectable or lost in semo unexplained
way. The printed matter, which thus
returned less than ST. ZOO. 600 weighed
more than twenty times the aggregate
letter mails transmitted during the year,
although the latter paid nearly SIS, 800.
600.
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There is no scheme on the public
treasury too bold; and The latest is to in
dooe Congress to Rssume the debts of
the Southern carpet bag governments.
This involves only matter Of 3l25, 900, :
700 or 80; but it is gravely talked OF in
Washington as being q !magnanimous
thing to do. We are pot,sso certain
whether this astonishing eGrontefy is
expected to win at last, or only to s.bull'
deorgia bonds and the like now.
Ns,s York Tribune.
:. ARMY APPBoPBIATIoR DtnI.-On Fri.
day lass. the army apFSopri riasiou bill was
reported in Congtess from the Com
mlttee on Appropriations. It si5pfo-
pirates $50, 600, 900. Among ahs Items
OF The bill which will probably be adopt
cd is S6O. 900 for Gatling guns, the pur.
chase OF fifty Of which is recommended
by Colonel Benet, of the Ordnance De-
partment.
pleasing little instance of luxurious
pauperism is furnished by q family in
Norwalh, Conn. It consists OF five per.
sons, who together spend SO 80 per week
for opium, and apply to the town au-
thorities for coal and bread and butter
The most economical way would be for
the town TO vote this beautiful family
opium enough to kill off the whole in
teresting circle.
Three new murders, since l o'clock
yesterday afternoonl A jealous husband
wreaking his vengeance on his wife, a
hot-headed boy killing his playmate after
childish quarrel, and a laborer brutaIly
assaulting another in Hoboken-such is
the startling array OF crime for the last
twelve hours. Where is all this to end
New York Tribune, 9M.
Maine drnggists are complaining of
the remarkably maine conduct of a
deputy United States Marshal, who goes
about 1nc0g. with lame horse for which
ne begs little alcohol, and then EFFORTS
Sl2O as bribe not to prosecute the
n1pothecary for keeping liquor without a
One Of the late disgusting sights Of
Salem. Ind, was woman Wheeling her
drunken husband home on q wbselbar-
row. In answer to a sympathizinp re-
mark. she said he happehsdto be drunk.
er than she WAS, and she was thankful to
be able to take care of him, for she knew
he would do the same for her.
Every body (says the Tallahassee
f7or,d'a") is going in heavy on cotton;
oAo sOttluS laISe 6QVanCeSs
nearly every laborer's crop is mortgagad
In advance, and if the caterpillar should
come, prepare for general bankruptcy.
A mysterious bullet fred into the
house occupied by Mr.. Larry Aiken, at
Darlington, through the window, barely
escaped his wife who, had just left the
spot it struck.
Mrs. Thomas NOLAN, living near
Fincassle, Campbell County, Tenn, gave
birth within a year to Ave children,
three IN January and two moro in De-
cember.
A basbfnl couple in Iowa were married
at o'clock in the morning. so that they
might escape the confusing presence Of
many freinds.
The heart Of q murdered woman was
exhibited to the jury in st. Louis, on q
recent trial, to show how the dagger of
the husband had pierced it.
A seat in the New York gold room
costs $1,500. exclusive OF an entrance
fee of $500.
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" Cheese! Cheese! Cheese !.sxm
lust received and for sale fifty boxes
~ CHEESE, direct from tho factory; also, a
large consignment OF BROOMS. Call and
examine tho above articles.
THOMAS STEEN,
Feb IL Auc. and Com Merchant
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OBITUARY.

Died. near Ridgewsy, at the residence of
her m son. MIR; i: g; Palmer, Jr.. on the s0th
PALMER, relict of the late Hon, e. q Palmer.
in the seventieth year OF her age.
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OFFICIAL.
HEADQUARTERS NATIONAL GUARD.
STATE OF BoUTH CAROLINA.
COLUMBIA, 8. O.. February 1874
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HEADQUARTERS NATIONAL GUARD.
STATE OF BoUTH CAROLINA,
COLUMBIA. 8. O., February 8. 1873
SPECIAL ORDERS NO. IS.
The following Special Order having
IL been received from the Adiutant and In.
spector- Generals Department, is hereby pro.
mulgated for the guidance and informafion
OF all concerned: i-
HkADouARTsRs SOUTH CAROLINA MILITIA.
AISUrAnT AND IM.e:a-GshxEAL's OEyfop
COLUMBIA, February 8, 1878. :.
SPECIAL ORDERS No. -.
/. On the recommendation OF the Brigadfar.
Genera commanding the National Guard Of
this State, tho following promotions and an
po1ntments are hereby made in the Third IA.
giment, N. g., 8. O., viz: :,
James Glover, to be Captain OF Company
u, utce Brown, deceased.
lHhmAel Williams, to be First Lieutenant of
company ID, rtce Glover, promoted. !.
David W. Brown, to be Second Lieutenanf
OF Company D, vics Williams, promoted: :.
Robert Hamilton. 70 hs First Lieutenant OF
CompanyK.
Of Company Z.
They will be obeyed and respected sooord.
ingly.
and Commander. .in-Ohief.
(Signed,) II. W. PURVIe.
Adiutant sud Inspector General of 8. %.
BY command Of Brigadier-General 8. 4.
SWAIIs.
JAMES KENNEDY.
Colonel and Assistant Adjutnnt- General.
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For Rent.

For Rent,
TlHE STORE on tho West side Of Richard
l. son or Main street, between Blandiug and
Taylor streets, at present occupied by my yself.
Possession given Immediately. This is ono
of tho best locations for Family Grocery in
tho city. A good storehouse and Wagon
YARD attached. Apply to
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100 Cords Pine Wood
WANTED at Columbia Brick, Tile and
w Granite Company's Yard. Feb II
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Rattle.
Valentines DaY.

Valentines Day.
nPENIN0 THIS MORNING. at DUTIES
~ bookstore, opposite Columbia Hotel.
Just in from Now York, fine assortment Of
VALENTINES. Prices from cents 10 S..
Orders by mail will be sure OF select assort-
mont. at Wholesale prcos, and will be packed
carefully. W. DUFFIE.
Feb ii
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a Gard.
Mrs. ANNA MCCORMICK, Iattorly con.
N1 ncct.d with the firm Of j. II. Kinard
friends and ;ho public generally for their
liberal patronage heretofore extended to her,
and to announce her discontinuance with the
above firm from this date. Any business
Atlanta, Geoig gin, aud will meot with prompt
attention.
CoLuMnI,. s. c., February II. 1878 Feb II