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, 1873-08-13
Ube Gbi1zrDp 0fiitbus1e.
Wednesday Morning, August 10. 1873.
4 reward of merit has been awarded ut Vienna
to tho specimens Of American periodical ltera-
turo in tho Department Of instruction.

Nino uombors Of tho Spanish Cortos took part
in tho inHurrectioua at Cartagona and elsewhere
aetely, and their prosecution has been ordorod
1y that body.
, 1873-08-13

The churches hayo not been backward in
ayailing themselves Of tho benefit Of newspaper
organs, in spite Of their occaslouat denunciation
Of the practice Of tho daily Journals In reporting
sermons aud othorwao aiding tho CAUSE.
Rowoll'a new tt American Newspaper Directory"
reports tho existence Of 400 religious Journals IN
the United statoa, Forty-sovon Of thcse are
,lndor tho control Of the 1otholists, tho largest
number in the hnnds Of any single denomination.
Tho Roman Catholics have forty-ono; the
Daptsta thirty.flyo, tho proabyterauB twenty-
nino; tho Episeopalians twonty-ono; tho
Lutlerana and Roformed Germans fonrtoen
each, tho Jews nine, aud tho Congregationaliata
ciglt. There Ia . large number olaasod as Evan
golical. Wo proBumo tho Independent il to ho
found among thoso.
, 1873-08-13

The officiI announcement of tho betrothal OF
tho Grand Duchess Maria Alo4androyna, only
daughter of tho Gear of Russa, to the Duke Of
Edinburgh, socond son Of Queen Victoria, has
brought ont another episode in tho life OF the
Grand Duchess, which is now tho chiof subject Of
gossip in st. Petersburg. It appears that about
two yoars ago tho Czar conceived tho idea OF
marrying his daughter to the Duke Of Edin-
burgh, and, as preliminary atop, sent for a
young English professor in tue University Of
st. Petersburg. nnmod Bwayno. to teach her
English. Tho Duchess Immediately foil in
love with her teacher, and informed him
Of it. For aovoral months ho taught her Eng
liah and aho taught him loyo, but ono day the
Gear told her he should shortly tako her to
German watoring-place to make tho acquaint-
auco Of her intended. sho informed him that
would bo unnecessary, aB Hho had already gven
her heart and hand to Mr.. swnyno. Thereupon
she' WAS sont to hor apartmentg, and Prot.
!: Swnyno was summoned md Informed by tho
Car that ho had botter loayo RusBia imme-
diatoly, which llo did. Tho young Duchess
WAS inconsolablo for long timo, and
swore to her parents Rbo would mover
marry tho Duke Of Edinburgh. Whom
she WIS takon to Germany she refused TO moot
hor intonded, and during her recent sojourn
with hcr mothor in Italy she hoaped continual
alights upon lin head. Hor repugnanco, how
|. ever, was finally overcome, and now, instcaa Of
becoming plain Mira swayno, she will soon bo
I'm
| Duke may dorivo from the alliance ia another
consideration. Tho episode shows that even a
| Ozar's daughter ia apt to be human.
, 1873-08-13
BUSINESS NOTICES.

HQOLEYH TI1EATnE-Nnndolph streot, hotwoou
Clark aud LaSa1e. uyprce." Afternoon and eyonIng
, 1873-08-13

absolutely ignored tho railroad monopoly plank.
They entirely forgot. the farmers. They wero
aearching for llame, that thoy forgot tho nu-
merous little country "new partios waiting to
receive now departure inspiration. They viii
he forgotten In turn. Indeed, tho "new pnrty'
in Ohio il already doad, il not forgotten.-I0cG
Island (Iu.) Union.
If thero vas anything in tho world which
proved moro concluBvoly TINT there IL no l"pe
or salvation for tho country in oithor of tho ex-
listing parties, 1t is this worry action OH tho part
Of tho Ohio Democrats in convention assembled.
Peoria Democrat.
-Wo boloyo it will require not alone tho
Democracy, but alHo tho whole foreo OF disat-
foctod Republicans to- overthrow, dr"nt1Bm IN
Ohio this year and in tho National campaign to
follow, but We are not willing that tho eTeat
Democratic party shall striko ita colora or aban-
don ite namo or organization until something
moro imposing than IT. thn buckeye nepar.mfo M
ilco OF any principle dear to Domocracy.-Qui'Hy
(Iu.1 Herald.
-Whateyor tho future party may do, It ia tn
bo hoped that 1t may steer clear OF the folly OF
long md sounding platforms, those nholeaH and
1noaningless documents gottou up for no pHr-
posc OH Garth but to humbug tho peoplo.-I}1's-
pille (IA.) Times.
Tho Grant party press mado merry over
| resolution In tho Polk County {towa) Anti-nlono-
poly platform which denanuod Of te cnnd9atos 1t
and cloar plodgos that they would SUPPORT and
onforco tllo principlcs on'lnciatod by TINT docu-
mont. This tho Radicals Baid would not be
nonfu!almcnt. As usual thoy worc wrong, for all
| tho candidatoH havo acluicBceu and hayo BgncA
tllor names to tho plntform with the following
| attachment: We, the undersigned, cordially
| ouaurao tho action Of tho Convention, and laolgo
| ourselves to conform TO tho foregoing reiUlu-
tfonR."-Darenro't Democrat.
-RaiIroad legislation in Illinola ia destined to
ehu. Nebraska out Of tho Chicago marAet and
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-06-17

Sflabinnen bur3 Die 8olisei, tpel9e iie
Ben Sflabcn6altern IelbIt 5ufii6rte, b6lt
Der y@alif. 9enofr." fit cine leere 9e7
monftrattpn, Die bent ltebeG III fe:ter
4beiie ~itsuere. Cine griinblt6e &b9ilite
erbItGt Ell rur iii Der g&n3li6en 8er1tnOe>
run9. Der 3ufubr ber 9irncn. lHO ct
1ogt III bieIer 8esie6ung;
p1Str bpffe11, DaB man ntdt ldlt5sr ote
Oirnen inter poli5eili6em S0lt5e mao
Den S~aiterb06len escorttrt. S6tr perl9nz
gen ein Nufbre9eu aaer bieler 3tneltl@clt
SflapenbDblen, cine urtper31t9lt0e Ser>
ni0tung Des @tnfluiieS Der 9tneltl6en
Gompagnicn auf 6ieieI6et, 1t1l0 Dap Der
Staat Die ltnolIdli6ell u1tter letne 9Dn@
tro11e neb4ne un6 i6iiBe. WaS fDnnen
0teie Nrnter ,NtpQS fam Der re0tloie 6i@
nelt1@e @poG8 fEr bteie 3u1tGroe, paS
funlt es nitBer, metla1 MON Die Spfer be-
frat? Ser Ranpf ftuB geDeu gpgen Die
!6erren mit$eyt Sn0pfen auf Sen W(iten,
9egen 6ie Etgalliiatton beS 8er6rebeu5,
tpel6e man nit 6anbI9u6en aitqreift,
nG1reno maj Dem 8plfe oo6urh San6
in Die 9lugen ~ifreut, baB man 0ie perbof7
tet, tpel0e 16tperer nod unter bteier
8drbareten leiben, ais mir. War be-
gimme nit S0lteBun9 Der 6ineiii6en Ga
tterboblen nto enDe Danlit, boB mnn jeDC
Salterfra6t, Bic ans Qano fommt, in Gme
ptdllg aintntt unb ouf Soften Ser Som
pGgllten 5uridi6idt. 8or Qllem ncnne
man baS llebel BET Ieinem re@ten gtameil.
Ytm nenne e5 ni6t Broitttution, iott>
bern Sflaberet.@
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-06-17
Goas &ab tssto 8eTs.
Snlanb.

- GEM Genius 9eri6t Ser 8ereinigz
ten St0oten tit nu6 cine Gempero>
ur>8arte 0er Union bet9egeben.
Die Ddrmiten 2anbftrt0e lin6 6ur6 Sfos
tbermen in buffet Qila, Die fubleren
Qonbitrt6e III BED ella unb bic fGIte1tem
in 8urpur marftrt. Gs ergtebt ii6 nun
fDlgenbeS Teiultat: 9te beiBeiten @e@
genben Ser Ser. Staaten ftn6: Si6s $50
rt0a unb bic 8tlDniB bes untern @ila.
GIN 0ttO @tla lit Die 6tbe am briiGenbz
fen, nit 9Irre Derbunben. Sn SlDrtba
tpirb tie burd IS bis &c i3oll 9tegen i'm
Sabre gentil6ert. Die fGlte1ten Qan6z
ftrt@e Set Union iin6 bagegen Norbz0az
fota, Mtnneiota, 9eorb19Bisconiin n1o
bic GGmnte Der 9todD Wtountatns in $500
ming. Die mitttere So6reStemperatur
bieier Gebiete lit ndmli0 36-44 @rao
SabrenDett. - 3Dti9en bieien bet6en
@%rtremen, Dem BON Is unb So Sabrenbeit,
ltegt nun Die Temperatur Ser iibrtge1
Staten. Seem Orleans nno bas IDal
be5 9tto @ranbe erfrent ii9 elmer @drme
bon 6ur0i6ntttlt9 70 @ra6eu 0es Sab
res. 0abet bat Stem Orleans 60 3on
9tegen, @er>GeraS Dtngegen muir 20 bis
% 3ou. t "a @ra6 Sabren6eit lit Ste
mittlere @Grme bon Sitb1Garolita,
Georgia, Quabama, MtIItliippt, 'NDr6z
&ouiltana tn6 SIbe@attfornien Sc @ra0
Die bon MiI1ourt, SG6s SQinoiS, Sem
tudp, &aniaS, 8irginien u1tb SEEM Mez
JicD.-8etrG6tlt6 fitDler lit IS in Norb=
SutnotS, benz groBeren GbeiIe bon Snz
9tana tno Benniplpanien. Die mtttlere
Ielnperatur BON @bicago itei9t nt9t
9o9er ais auf 48 6a6rerDeit. 9aiieIbe
Glina baben Die Std6te Bottom, Buffalo,
Stem Oorf, @ran0 6aDen, W2t6., Oes
WfOtneS, Sonia, un0 G6eDenne Gitb. =
Die gr0Bten Semperatur@8eri1iebenbe
ten bietet Der Staat Californian; benn
tpG9ren0 Die Sierra Nepa6a ben @eitaben
oes gaTe Superior an &dlte glei0Itebt,
efret1t baS Sacr0mento >G9al rno Sos
2ll9eles GountD bic WGrme BON Weorsia
lrlo 1eTaS.
Neber BEN beoor1te6en6en 8rp3eB
9egen @rieuQtDr 8Dmeron DoI
&0nloS i0retbt Der 9(n9eiocr beg98e{fenS.
gAlelet 4Sfo5eb,. Der I'M 0titrictSgert0te
IT &opeca, &arlo5, am l6. oS. Sc. 3ltr
Sefgatlo1tin9 t%ollln1t, miro cine Der sra
ihdItl0lTelt experimentation, oie
1eHldl9 IN Dteiern &at0e porfamen, ipie>
Der altTtrtI0en. llnI1ittel6ar Dor benz
S0tHIe per lebten Gon8reBiibuno tpor
Senotor Y0meroD, in Tolqe zines crts
beften 8eite6ung5DeriuGea, gei0laqc1
iporpen. Genator BomeroD Bate III
ieiner 3te0tfertiguuB beDauptet, CAB CT
Die $1,000, init Oenen er angebliG Ben
Gtaat3ieuatOr Oorf beito0en Daben
T31te, bieiem CUR Nu9fiihrtaB zines Briz
pat8el6Gfte8 Der WritHs;t1g elmer
&anf - einJe6dnbigt BABE. @r iet 6as
Der 0ur0 cine tiiDn auSgefGbrte 8erz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-06-17

fen sic 6jeicn 6crrn iort." Or. grefteI
no6m nit grocer OeHtiitDSrube ietnen
SuppeuteQer iet6it in bje 6ano, un0 be-
Qa6 IT'D all etnen Qnoern Gt16. Die
Oifi5iere, bic ie6r bGt6 erfubren, gegen
men tie 10 un60fli6 gemeIen, peri6pcltz
Ben, iUa1ri0einl.9 auf 606ern @efeDlt
oil anosrn Gage aus &arlabao.
- Die W'o6ame6oner in alien
2Gn6Grn I9etteu in lebter 3ett 0aS See
birfntB Ser 3uIammengeb0rtgfet 81 m
pftrOen ut0 it6 baran 81 ertftern. oa5
Der Sultan in @onifantinopel fir lie oaS
gemeinIonte b0Gife O%ber6anpt beoentet.
Oapon BADEN in neuerer I3ett mebrere
0elan6tI6dften aug ~@entralaiten, 9in@
tertnoten nlt6 aus benz 2at6e Der Ban>
tbeDS III Gbttta 3eugntB abgelegt. Sets
tens Der Yforte IGBt man fi0's argeIegen
ietn, bteien trd~otttoneIen 8erbano auer
INSTRUMENTATION StGmme 1orgfdlttg 5u
pfle8en. 0arauS erfldrt ft9 aud Die
fitr5li9 genel6ete 6tplomattl9e Snl9ubs
nabrle, tpe(0e bic Bforte IOgar ben NIT
ben 0oQdn0ern I'M Srieg lie9enoeu MAJ
Done0anii0en NtI6tueIen auf Der tDett
entfe8elell SnieI Sulnatra angeoet4en
laiien nil.
9as brittle 6eft 6es 8erfes bes
OeneraIftabs Der beutz
i6en Qrntee itber Ben Deuti91fran30fflden
Trteg TT altSgegeben tporben. SIS ents
bait bte 9arfellnn9 Ser beioen S9la6z
ten W0rtb un0 Spt6eren.
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DsArHs. Edwin McCrary. m old
and valued citizen of this County. died
at his residence on the 18th Instant:
aged sixty-ive years.
VIM. Blakely, Esq, most worthy and
highly esteemed citizen of this County.
died at his home, on tho 10th instant, at
the advanced age of seventy-four years.
MIR. V. MoBee Burgess, brick mason.
an industrious and worthy young man of
this County, while engaged in building
chimney, fell therefrom, and was
killed, day or two since.
Laurensuille Herald.
CoRREorroN.-Iu our last, we chroni.
cled the death of Mr.. Chanoey Stevens.
This was mistake. It was Mr.. Eber
Stevens, fnther of Chancey Stevens, who
was frozen to death during The late cold
weather. Deceased was q very old and
infirm gentleman.
Anderson Conserpasor.
Shrewd Connecticut youths avail them
selves OF the provisions of the State
liquor law to enjoy inexpensive sprees
by refusing to pay for their drinks and
threatening to prosecute the bar-keeper
Tor selling liquor to minors.
A lady from South Carolina, is attend.
ing course Of studies ct Moore's busi.
ness university in Atlanta.
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OBso1NS EffixzftJss.-.f6s EffiIxziti5iss.f ssssim;r1p5sf
tx t1Sns sSpPfssss6 e sLSsxhi S llt{s4atS il. l.
that il is backed up BY q proper Ooh
gressional Law. The New York Times
says that i appears that lsta OF pupila in
ladies and boys schools are Iohtained
under false pretenoes. and thep disgust-
ing circulars are Forwarded to these ph.
pills by the manufacturers of obscene
books. A Mr.. Comstook, In New York,
has been working hard to bring some Of
about ten 4oha OF the most loathsOme
printed matter ever yet sent into the
world TO do the devils work In New
York the misoreants who gain a living by
this cursed trade are to be counted by
the score. Some Of them have already
been indicted. and 1t is to be hoped they
will be severely punished.
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GENERAL GRANTS DUTY.-Gen. Grant
has just taken fresh oath as President
OF the United States, and that includes
the function Of Commander.in-Ch Chief of
the army.
In hia second inaugural address he de-
scants at length, and with such force and.
emphasis as he is capable of, on the ad.
vantages of railroads and the utilization
OF steam. Now we have q railroad direct
from Washington to New Orleans. There
is great trouble in New Orleans, and
lei: chance for hard fighting. Grant. as
We have SAID, is Oommander.in-O Chief of
the army. He ought to be at the seat of
war. Let him avail himself of the rail.
roads and the utilized steam, and take
the first train tomorrow morning for
Louisiana. It would do we'll enough for
him to stay ut home when he had only
twenty-five thausand dollars a year.
Now he gets hfty Thousand, and ought to
be on the spot where he is most needed.
Certainly he doesn't seem to be of much
account ut Washington--unless he should
take it into his head to attend an even
ing grammar sehool-but who knows
that he might not render himself useful
in New Orleanss
By the way, speaking Of Now Orleans.
1t was there that Gen. Grant received
his first and most powerful Impressions
In regard to steam; and it is evident.
from his late inaugural, that he imagines
1t was invented about that time Hav-
ing considerable steam on himself, he
ran his horse at q 2:17L gait plump into
q hred.up locomotive, and broke three of
his ribs. Perhaps he thinks this was
enough of war in New Orleans.
New York Sus. TN.
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Estate Sale.

BY sHIBELs & EZELL, Aus,Ione eers.
"LL be sold, before the Court House: In
~ w Co!qmbis. MONDAY; March II, 1873: At
Ali that PLANTATION, belonging. to the
estate Of Thomas Davis, known ss the
Swamp Place" containing 1000 aores, more
or less. eituated OF the Oongsree River.
sTsiTs m.:Ss below GSium11i., aud bouadsaa
by tho lands Of Lykess sSpeigner, Gilmore and
estate OF Beokhana. The said Plantation con
tai9s large quantity Of first class Cotton
and Provision Lands aRd most sdmfrably
adapted to raising atook. -
ALSO, i".T
The Lot, with improvements thereon. situ-
9ted On the Southwest corner Of Marion and
And on WEDNESDAY, 10Th March ue1t.
w1ii be sold. on the aforesaid Plantation, tho
head OF Sheep, 90 Hogs, 1 Steam Engine and
Cotton Gin and large lot Of Plantation 1mpie-
-eai .aYALso /! ial. .t3s.t
= Thousand Drain Tile,
= Bushels Cotton Seed ' i=
Terms made known on day OF .sale. Pur-
- q =. G.. o. MARSHALL.
rep ~ j. KINSLER DAVIS.
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The records Of the Polynesian slave
trade show that it is little. if any, less
atroclous than the traffic with Africa in
its palmiest days. Queensland, the most
tropical Of the British colonies in Aus
tralia, needs labor, and has been import
ing colonists from the various South Pa.
chic islands for come years past. Legiti-
mate means have failed to bring the re-.
quisite supply. Hence hundreds of poor
wretches have been kidnapped and nom
inally hired out, but really sold to the
planters. So far have the unprinoipled
traders gone, as to rig mp one of their
vessels to simulate missionary craft.
One OF the results of this deception is
the murder of Bishop Patterson by the
natives of an island which he visited.
His counterfeit had preceded him. and
the people were naturally incensed at
the outrages which they suffered. The
matter is now fairly before the British
Parliament. and it is to be hoped that
speedy and efiectual stop will be put to
the abominable traffic.
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THE HARPER MURDER IN KENTUCKY
About year ago Jacob and Betsy Har-
per were murdered in, Kentucky; the
murderer was not discovered. and now.
at Georgetown, Adam Harper has
brought suit against J. Wallace Harper
tor saying that he was the wretch who
killed the relatives Of both. .:J. W. Har-
per says that ''from all the circumstances
and the bad character OF Adsm Harper.
he is led to believe him guilty, and will
continue to believe unless he proves
the contrary" As to tie question OF
character here brought up, eight wit.
nesses give Adam q bad name and
twenty three good name. Demseea
claimed are $60O,OOO
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.s.D Z FK4BBHRdA6THfS,..:..-..T
aske@ pua Of fhs Canadians what be
Ahou8ht about sths annexation project,
lsna how>he and his people would like 10
belong to our. great and happy republic,
:dont want any Of it in mine" he
said, rather abruptly. els that the gene.
raj feeling?"a ..tYes; you can't and one
Canadian in twenty who would oonssnt
70 annexaiiop. t. ever We ioin . The
United States. It will be at the point of
tho bsyonet. Right now We are freer than
you are, and haye less taxes 10 pay. You
can sst pint OF good liquor in Canada
Tor what drink costs here. Everything
We buy Is cheaper there. Clothing.
even, Is thirty per cent. cheaper. Whyi
because you are taxed to death in your
rotten republic, and don't knowit. Your
congressman and officials at Washington
steal more than it takes to run our whole
Government in Canada. Do you sup
pose outside people. knowing these
things as we'll as We do, want to pin our
destiny to such o Government The
theory OF yours is good enough, know,
but corruption and imbecility have
crowded it until what you call the best
Government the world ever saw has be-.
come the worst one." I was about to
open vigorous broadside in defence of
our institutions and Government in a
regular Fonrth-vf-July style, when saw
him spread out daily paper and com
menoe reading the dispatches under the
head Of "Cred:t Mobilier." did not
say anything.
[Cor. Cincinnati Commercial.
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TaE ATLANTIC CAB1E.-In view OF the
TACT that the Atlantic cable of 1866, has
iailed Within the last few days. the fol-
lowing intelligence may not. be unintes-
esslng: A late London despatch states
that the steamship Great Eastern has
now on board 2,t67 miles Of cable, and
the telegraph feet, consisting Of the fol.
lowing four steamers, viz: Great East
ern. Hibernia. Edinburg and La Plata,
with the additional cable which is to be
laid Tor the Anglo-American and French
cable combination on board, will sail the
iast week IN May. and il 10 expected that
the caoio will be In working order before
the first day of July. The cable will be
laid to Halifax. and thence to New York.
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DEATH ON SHIP BoARD.-Capt. Allen.
of the schooner A. +. Bailie, which
sailed from this port for Philadelphia.
with 9 cargo of lumber, in tho early
part OF last week, was taken with hemor.
rhage just as he was entering the above
mentioned port, and died almost instant
~. Capt. Allen was clever gcntleman,
and was held in much esteem by all who
knew him. Wilmington Journal.
DROPPED DEAD.-A man employed on
the Wilmington, Columbia and Augusta
Railroad probably the section MASTER
dropped dead Friday, near tho works of
the Navasea Guano Company. We un-
derstand that he had hurt his hand some
time before, and was taken with lock.
jaw. and died very suddenly. We did
not learn his name.
MELANCHOLY ANNOUNCEMENTS Died
on the Oath ult., at his home, near Er.
winton, Mr.. Iverson l.. Brookes, of
Barnwell, S. @. Mr.. Brookes graduated
with distinction at the University of
Georgia, about eighteen months since,
and was young man Of unusual pro-
mise. The death Of suoh young mon is
o public misfortnna.- a.-Alnrlboro Times.
If many protesting Christians should
speak out the things they really feel, in
stead of tho smooth prayers which they
do pray, they would say when they 90
hqme at night: ooh Lord, met a poor
wretch of yours to-day-a miserable, un-
washed brat-and gave him sixponoe,
and l have been sorry for it ever since. I"
BeecAer.
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The days OF superstition are not vet
over. In the Pennsylvania House of
Representatives, the other day, q board
OF thirteen were objected to because it
WIS an ''unlucky number" It was
changed to eleven. The "old original
thirteen States" were pretty good start
for the republic. notwithstandipu the
oddity of tho number.
DEATH OF SAILon-Pabio Guiso.
tho sailor of the bark Florence, men.
toned yesterday morning, as having
been injured by fall from the rigging
OF the vessel, died on Thursday night,
in Charleston.
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BONDS AND STOCKS AT AuoT1oN.-hfr.
q. d. DeLeon sold, yesterday, at the
East end Of Broad street, the following
bonds and stocks:
$l2, 600 South Carolina Railroad seven
per cent. non-mortgage bonds, at 583I.
Sixty.seven shares OF the South Oaro.
Ina Loan and True! Company, Ct IG3.
Thirty shares of the city railway stock.
at 62I.
There was also sold, yesterday, 1000
shares OF stock Of the Graniteyi,Ie
Manufacturing Company. It was pur-
chased by Mesars. J. J. Cohen & Son.
Brokers and Bankers, OF Augusta, Ga.
Tor $145 per share, the par value being
800. It is rumored that the stock was
bought on account of II. 81. Hickman.
Esq, President OF the Company.
Charleston Courier.
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Shingles. .

Shingles.
WE arc now prepared to furnish our Rrst
W class CYPRESS SAWED HINGLES, in
notice. For economy. durability and supe-
rlor finish, they cannot be excellod. Shin.
promptly.
:, McMAsrER. MoNrE1TH & BoArH.
March Is amo
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Temperance Lea.s=.

Temperance Lecture.
MIt. EDWARD CARSWELL. tha ponn,.,
N1 and eloquent Lecturer on Tempersnce.
will favor the citizens Of Oolumbia with
seoond address At Irwins Hall. on TUESDAY
EVENING, March 18, at8 pollock.
In order to pay the necessary expenses. an
admission fee OF twenty-five cents win be
charged.
Tickets can be procured at LyBrand,s
Music Store, and At tho Book Stores Of W. J..
Duffie and r. L. Bryan; also, st the Hail. on
the evening OF the Lecture.
"a Union COPY. MarIaa
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To Holders of First Mortgage Blue
Ridge Railroad B Jnds and Coupnns

A1Au6o hhA1IOau ID JuQH 8N0 C0uDOQ6.
HHE undersigned, Trustees Of tho consoli
dated mortgage made on the 9e.h day OF
11Pri. 1901: oy the "Bue Ridge Railroad
Ridge Railroad onpany." Of 7eorgi.. ''Ths
Knoxville and Charleston Railroad Compa-
n.y. Of Tennessee, "The Tennessee Ri1er
h1i.rond Hi 8 COMPANY" Of North oArolin.. and
The Pendleton Railroad Company" of South
Carolina, request tho holders Of the bonds
and OF the past due coupons thereon to re-
port to W; B. Guliok, Cashier Carolina Ma
tional Bank, Columbia. 8. O.. the numbers Of
tae several bonds they hold. and the amount
OF the past due ooupon.-giving the numbers
OF the bonds from which taken and the num-
per ol the coupons, with the dates at which
they were payable. The present Trustees are
the legal successors, Of Messrs. Mitchell
King, James Adger and James Rose, (au now
deceAsed.l by whom the bonds sre sirned,
',a and they desire to make this REPATRIATION pre-.
mortgaged and the application Of the pro
cseds to the liquidation Of tho debt sectlrel
thereby, agreeably. to. the provisions of the
trust. ". b. TRESOOTT,
P.S.JAC0BS,
=, ". b. aULICK,
Marcn ~ M Trustees
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