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One case of smallpox in the city
g visitor from ST. Louis.

The carriers of the lNrEhLIGENCER
return their thanks for the very liberal mar
nrr IN which they were remembered en-
New Years day.
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PAGE CITY.-A post Office has been
establi.hed at Page City on the Lexington
& st. Louis railroad, between Hig.insvlIle
and Auiiville, with John Page for po>tma>-
ter. This il an Office much needed. and will
accommodate u large number of persons.
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The Rcgister"srlectei" its Carriers
Address from several that were sent in. so
it says. We see ti.at tie Selalia B,zoo Sc
Icctcd the same one rsrbdtim a. 2iterutiH. Sc
matter should always have the prop
er credit.
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We have received Il copy of the
Kansas City Tunes Carriers Address. II
is \ splendid specimen Of Typography aud Of
very considerable iiirra y merit.
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Missouri Items.
Moberly has a Library Associate

MoDeriy mas D LiDrery Associatlous
A sedala ssrvant girl hss :, bank
aceountof $500.
MoberIy claims 5000 Inhabitants,
and is hut six years old.
The Perryvifld unton Is for Bogy
for Senator as Is also tho Washing.
ton. County Journal.
J. II. Turner, of Carrollton, has
taken up the quill for the Record.
He isransasy writer.
The Pike County Post IL for Blair
for Uuited States Senator .irst, last
aud all The time"
Tho streets Of Boonviile are now
Lighted mp with gas. Their first illu.
mination was OF, the I'd inst.
At Mexico they liceHse saloon
keepers at the rate Of 81, 200 per an
mum. They must do q lively trade.
Cstain Dan. Deogan Of Rolla in
stopping from tito cars last weak.
slipped, fell and broke his collar
bone. 4
The State Luntic Asvlam at Full
ton will not receive more patients
unless their insanity is of recent date.
Gov. Weodson's wife, who will be
the presiding geh;us ut tho guberna-
torial mansion this. winter, Is n
daughter OF Elder Moses +. lard,
of the Christian Churh.
DIEp.-It is with much regret that
u-n tnnr,.,t thu 1nnii, nf Mn hitiopt
Ferrell, which, occurred ut 4 A. NJ,
on the 9th. Mr.. f. was n farmer re-
siding IN the suburbs of this place, in
n coinmodious comfortable looking
house. lilo leaves a wife, children
and many friends to lament his loss.
-[Aulivilic Herald.
FROzEN TIC, DEATu.-David and
William Clarkson wcrc twpold baclI-
ciors (Englishmeu) who lived on the
road from Pittsiiell to Rockport.
about nine miles from the latter
place. On Friday, the Goth ult., they
were in Pittsficld. whence they left
for home. On tho 18th they were
found at home, dead. One lying
upon Il bed in the lower part of tho
house. aud the other near Il bed in
the upper part. 1t is supposed they
were both very drunk, and died in
that condition. They were reported
to be worth $4,000, but were very
miscrly, and lived in n half-stnrved
condition. We CLEANED these parties
ulars while at Rock port last Mon
day.-[Louis;ana journal.
The Franklin County Observer of
the 3D. inst. gives M account of the
murder of Fritz Iiessc. He was at
first supposed to have frozen to
death, but evidence educct at the
Coroncr's inquest d,scloscs the fact
that re came to his death by foul
means. His companion, Hammer
schmidt, has been arrested and
lodged in Jail. a mob of seventy or
eighty persons broke open the Jail
and took the supposed murderer out
for the purpose of lyncIiimg him.
The better Judgment of some Of
them prevailed and he Was restored
to the authorities.
LATER.
A Mon IN The
friends and ncighturs OF uessc. TO
the number OF abnut seventy or
eighty, anne into town yesterday for
the purpose of lynchiug Hummer
schmidt. and so far succeeded in
their effort as 10 break in the Jail
door AID Lake tn" prisoner ous into
the streets. where he was bruta!ly
beaten and stoned before the citizens
conldjrally and rescue him from the
mob. The better Judgment of the
sbescigers had begun to make them
deliberate, when a few of r'
fing fkesr opporulnlt
seiSedA fjae wret~sea
|storeslh him 30 ting Gu,
ppA saved nj
from sho disgfucc efanoS aer.
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Marriage Guide.

Intereatins Work, Enlarged Edition, Kew
En-raviuGs, Two-Apadrcd and sixty Pages,
Price 90 cents. Address On. DCTTs' DIsrEJ-
sAsr, IL North Eighth Street, 81. Louls, Ha
See Advertisement
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DR.. Ha---'s boot and Plan. Pills.
MILO yet thoroush-no nausea or q Ipins-ea-
tirely vcse.ahlc-greatlirsr remedy. Price IS
cents. Sold by Druggists.
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PIASosAHp ORGAEs-Pers"r d.siriuG 10 rlr-
Ci.asr either Instrument can obttin better bar
gains 0r Ncssr-. Wei" 4. Mills: General Agent
tor the celebrated Nri"n and Farinr Gem
Pianos and Estcy tottnt 20 OrS,n: than any dealer
u the West. CI:i ~ them or sen! for their cir
ulars. 40. 3li, Mort, Filth Street, st. Lcu:s.
10. All Instruments fully warranted. Ii3-Iy
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MeW Neat Shop.
l. GGEHYElnEE

] A.: nrerCt. a Nsa: SHOP, on Market stree
j i next 30 l;achr'S Cave, where he will keep
ali aia,ls Of Fresh Meat, Game &c, Mt the low
est rates. OPEN L DAY. Jan ! In
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A BOOK FOR the MILLION,

a Private Counselor T., the Harried
tories and oTciationsoftho sexual system. with the
latest discoveries in prsineins and preventing Of
spring, preserving The esnp!exion, &C..
This il an interesting ock Of two hundred and
sixty pages. with numerous ensravings, and contains
valuable for those who arc married or
contemplate MARRIAGE; still Il is a book that ought
to be under lock and key and not laid carelessly
about the house.
Sent TO any one trrc 81 pestare) FOR Fify Cents. Addrrss,
DR.. Butts DispsuAary. 40. Il y. Eighth sxce;, sI Lor4s, Va
-So.-cz - - Afflicted AID vI-eE.UIA?E.
IL Before applying to tbs noort ons UrAcxI who advrrtisc Ia
puiiis papers. or using ray Quses Ecncdies. rsrass DR.. Butts
work, no matter what your di.Easc Is OF k5v dcalornSfc your
condition. Ia. Burrs can se consulted. rrr.nslly or by malt
o. the tisesses meRt!oocd In his works. Ollc:. Ne. Il NortA
eighth Strss.. between Market ns Chescet- Sc. Louia, AA
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From Another CorrcspopScns.
THE WEATHER

The NEAIAEk
is unusually Indictment, rain, hail,
slcet and snow, ara simultaneously,
blown upon us by IL breath sf the
E>quiuiaux: the effect of Which is
telling very plainiy-upoa unsheleered
dunss'ru'es, more especially Texas
cattw that are just undergoing &c
ciimation, judging from their drawn
in tlanks aud hu,nped-up backs, and
the talk is unless the weather modcr-
a'es very soon or the feed is increas-
ed, that the supply OF hides upon the
market will be i'll excess of the de-
mand.
COUNTY COURr.
The teuucity with which the Req
lister man clIngs to the old ounIv
court issue. seems to elicit a great
deal OF talk in this vicinity, and some
seem to think that his bread and
butter depends to some extent upon
the existence of that body in stutu
quo ante Oettam, or at least they talk
that way.
JUST RETURNED.
Capt. j. D.. Conner, the sweet
warbler of the Smi valley and the
nightingale OF Wellington. has lust
returned to our midst from the ,llriv-
ing city Of Sedalia; the talk is that
the Capt. has been treating the citi-
zcns Of SCdnlia To Il series Of concerts
in vocal music. We must congratulate
the good people of Sctlalia on bein;
20 fortunate us 10 lave the Capt. TO
make them 4 visit. The jovial dispu-
! s%ition, %vivacity of spirit, and great
moral worth of Capt. Conner. will
render him at once acceptable to all
with whom his 10, maj lie cast.
Mr.. Geo. W. Emarce has also just
returned from Il business visit to
Kansas City, and reports everything
moving OH at K. K. speed in the city.
DRAM SHOP.
II is said that there is being made
Il yerv considerable effort Il procure
siguers TO Il petition to open II dram
shop in the quiet little village Of
GrCenton. and that the parties sulir-
iting sigmcrs TO said petition arr.
meeting with satisfactory success.
nevertheless il seems that the leti-
tioncrs are no; without opposition.
IL is said that those "f.the valley who
are more Thoroughly ;imhued with
The spirit of virtue. philanthropy and
christianity. are pushing forward Il
remembrance against tho petition
with that degree of energy and zeal
which is always characteristic. of all
good citizens. Whether virtue or
vice is to predominant in this CON-
test remains to be
''Tru;i, cru-h he'd to earth shall ris. again,
The eternal wears OF tod ara hers;
Bat error wounded wrItlies with pain,
And dies among her wor-h!2pers,'
SPECTATOR.
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REAp.-H you want choice fancy

READ.-F you want choice fancy
or staple GROCERIES. fine whistles, brandies
or wines. or anything else in the grocery
He, call on MesSrs. A. \. DO. o. LcSueur.
Co. Main and Pine streets. No trouble to
N ~ goods. Coffee parched every day.
81 ces ground hy ourselves. warranted pure.
ami no extra charge for tin or lrbels. Our
house L. a complete grocery establishment
IL every particular. Drop in and lcuk ut
our goods. Times are herd and money
scarce. save 1t by buying of u first class
house. noN.Sti
OF IMPORTANCE TO EVERYBODY.
We are receiving and opening out the larges,
stock and prettieSt lot OF prints OF any re-
tail house in America. They are cI,iI in
STYLES and beautiful c%olorIng to any French
print capd only i2ic per yard. Cormn and see
ut WILSON Is lIuTCiIISON'3
Popular Dry Goods Emporium.
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Arrival and Departure Of the Mails,


st Louis mail, via n Mo r r, arrives at !;
4 NJ departs At 8 r N Via Pacific n Il, ar-
rives q ilA n; departs ats 81 r NIDaily.
Western mail arrives g. n ! departs 9 r.N-
Daily. E
St: Joseph mail arrives "a Nj departs 6 r n
Daily.
sedalia mail arrives IL a n departs 5 80 p n
Daily.
wsrrrnsoury mail arrives Monday, Wednesday
and Friday sr NJ; departs Tuesday, Thursday
and SaurdaysA
wsvcrly mai, arrives Monday, Wednesday
and Friday 4 r M; departs Tuesday, Thursday
aud Saturday Al
Independence msil arrives Monday, wcdncs-
day and Friday 6 Pm; departs Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday N
Plessan: Hill mail arrives Monday, wednes-
day anu Friday IL A NJ; departs same day Il n.
Eastern Way mail, via \ Mo X r., arrives
"a n ;departs "a NJ.
Oaice hours daily Except sunday, from !.
\ u. 10 $50 r N /; sunday, ffomS 10 "a NJ.
- SEQ. w. McNEAS. T. N.
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BAPTIST FEMALE COLLEGE,
ssuth street. Lexington, No.

For PARTICULAR, Catalogues, &C., address.
dsoIs ly DR.. d. II. SELPH President.
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EsusI.
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l. News of the Day, in a condensed form, con
v.nienily arranged.
1t publishes the post reliable reports Of ml.-
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Nrs. w;.:teo nS's Syrup.
Tho Erc.. soothing remedy. Price o1.y -
cents. Gives rest to the mother and health to
tho child Sold by Druggists.
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Uso DT. Eenry's worla's Tonic and
Blood TariAGr.
1t is the great household remedy, p~!casan: to
lake, yet potent for the prevention and cure OF
diseases. It is better than Bittcrs, Cordial,
suchu or ssrsaparilla. Sold by Druggists
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CHEAP! CHEAP!
f. 81 co.

BOOTS AND SHOES, CHEAP.
KENTUCKY wHISKEY, CHEAP.
GROCERIES, ASSORTED, CHEAPEST.
FLoUR, NEAL AND BRAN, CHEAPER,
CASH PAID FOR WHEAT.
Goods delivered free. sug7H
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Tie CAeapest d:na Best Family Nsm.pape'
Published in tie Lnited States. continuing mos.
Readiay matter han ary other W..tiy Paper
EsusI.
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my fEesr oppor4lDIf
seiSedhb ae wret~hsa
stored him % ths Gu,
Icenstable and sayed
Deom shc dissfrcc sfancS
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Barnum's Hotel,
Corner Broad,oay and Ttoentie,hr Streets.
NEW YORK CITY.
On both American and European Plan,

GOMPLETE with all modern improve.
~ mcnts; rooms en- suite aud single; pri-
yate parlors, baths, elevators, &c. Location
unsurpassed, being in the very centre of IA
shion and brilliant New York life. In proxi-
nifty to churches and places OF amusement,
and Lord Taylor's, Arnold e. Constables'
annd and ]. Il G. Johnston's dry goods palaces.
Tho hotel is under the mara cement Of A. 8.
more; l. II. Green, OF Dayton. Ohio. and ro.
Gently OF New York, aud Frcoman Bsrnum,
OF Barnun'n Hotel, st. Louis.
Scpt = rtT1mo
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4 BABY FOE EVERY sr FT;iI9.wI;ne
toy 5ustss sst,ssn dauced sand Will
surely ahac0na iyeSY opnlar. e It,iss 3
wax doll tasiRs icribs thsy doll being
dressed in night lslot hos and "a dainty
!sfe, cap p s5FFsA :. sshanisne tie aeil
baby, at oettsin Intervals; after being
wound up; in,tha crib; puts ont its arms
and distinctly calls s'mamma." The in
ventor thinks ''no family, should be
without one. nsi;' sTt't7s ~. 81 = {
The Buffalo E1press. says that SIT
some slaaft Yankee iWoa!a. ::::T7sls 8
patent whipping machine for the whole
sale corporal punishment Of vicious and
idle boys: the community at large OF
that city .cou!dswell; afford to vote him :
grand medal, besides giving him large
order, for his machines.
q The, reason why SO many snakes and
sea.eerpents are seen now is, that the
'season ls' drawing to close at the water.
ing places, where the whiskey has been
I Funeomnonly bad. ~" i.t! a.td l,.5
-
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Ar., Gilt Edge Butter.
ALWAYS fresh on hand, and although in
Aproouring this extra quality We have to
pay more still We sell at same price as the
inferior grades t1sualiy retailed in Columbia
tOur grades are all FIRST CLASS.
Aug ~ GEO. SWIMMERS.
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Shingles.

Shingles.
WE are now prepared to furnish our first
w nlass CYPRESS SAWED SHINGLES in
any desired quantity and upon the shortest
notice, For economy, durability and supe-
rior nnlah, they cannot be excelled. Ship
menss @ made to any part OF the country
MONSTER. MoNTE1TH & RoATH.
Mafeh 10 .,T 1s Il .o,r emo
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CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK.
co U N B1A, SC.


Present Capital, s15o.
AuMorized Capital, $500, 600
OFFICERS.
JOHN B. PALMER, President.
A. G. BRENIZER, Cashier.
=: ). G. BUTT. Assistant Cashier.
THIS EASK will soon occupy it's Mi gnifi-
Il cent thrce-story and Mansard Roof build
ing, now in course of construction on the
corner OF Plain and Richardson streets, but
Tor the present will do business ut its old
Danking House. opposite the Columbia Il OF el
a general Banking business transacted. Ger.
.,hestes , OF Deposit, bearing Interest at the
Notes, Bills OF Exchange and other evidences
OF debt discounted, and money loaned on col
laterals;; Stocks, Bonds, Gold, Silver bought
and cold. Drafts on all the prominent cities
in the United States bought and cold.
?, QIEEGToRs-Jas: ~ y: Black, d. Palmer.
+. W. McMaeter, r. D: Sem, tot II. D. Sem &
SOM G. W. Besrdcn, (of Copeland l. Bear
dcn,) Il. l.: Bryan, w. G. Swafield, (of R. L
". c. Swaiield,) W: B. Stanley, J. c. Seegers;
Samuel MCGOWAN, Abbcville; Jamee II. Kion,
Winneboro. Feb
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Heinitsh's Queens DELIGHT.

delnltsh's Queens Delight,
The Great Blood Purifier.
ENOR the cure OF all Chronic Diseases. Scro
A. iaia' Ulcers, Chronic rheumatism. Fry
sypeias, kidney, Bladder and Liver Con-
plants. Dyspepsia, Affections of the Lungs
and Throat, Female Disorders. Puriees ihe
Blood, Restores to Health and vigor. CIcars
tho Skin and Beauties the Complexion. Get
tnone other genuino,) Columb 3. @.
July 20t
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COKE! COKE

s:Prena the Best Tennessee Coal,
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ECONOMY Is WEALTH.

PREPARE FOR your WIyTER FIRE
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Fancy Groceries, Spices and .Condi-
Tsss y-A mentS.

THESE in full supply: PRESERVES, Fruit
Il 5ellies, imported English Sauces and
assorted; Mushrooms, Trnffies, Ouryy Pow,
der, Penang Gloves. Mace. Ginger, Red Pep
Per; Hams, Smoked Beef and Tongues,
Ptckled Salmon, new Mackerel, and full
STOCK OF Staple Goods. at as low prices as
any one, and JUL aoeights al,oays guaranteed.
Aug 80 GEO. SYAfRIERS
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Heinitsh's Great Blood and Liver Pills

DERFECTLY tastelees. elegantly coated
l. for the cure OF all Disorders of tho Sto,
mach. Liver, Bowels, Kidneys, Bladder, Ner
vous Diseases, Headache, Cons nstipation, Cos
ttiiveness. Indigestion. Dyspepsia. Intlamma-
Piles, and all Derangemcnts of the Internal
Yiecera. Warranted 10 fleet a positive cure.
Price. Is cents box Sold by E. II. HEI.
NlTSH, Wholesale and Retail Druggist, Co
iumola. 8. Z. July 20 t
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I1IHIS unrivailed Southern Remedy is war
4 ranted not tn contain Il single particle of
MERcUnY. or any injurious mineral sub
stance, but is
PURELY VEGETABLE,
Containing those Southern Roots and Herbs
which an All-Wise Providence has placed in
countries whore Liver Diseases most prevail.
II VIII Cure all Diseases caused by De-
rsEgement OF the Liver.
TIE SYMPTOMS of Liver Complaint arc a
6ltter or bad taste in the mouth; Pain in the
Back. Sides or Joints, often mistaken for
Hheumatism; Sour Stomach; Loss of Ap-
petite; Bowels alternately costivo and lax;
Headache; Loss OF Memory, with q painful
sensation Of having failed to do something
which ought to have been done; Debility.
=, Low Spirits, thick yellow appearance of
the Skin and Eyes, a dry Cough, often mis-
taken for Consumption. Sometimes many
OF these symptoms attend the disease, at
others very few; but the LIVER, the largest
organ in the body, is generally the seat of
the disease, and il not Regulated in time,
great suffering, wretchedness and DEATH
will ensue.
This Great Cnfniiing SPECIFIC will
not be found the Lcnst Unpicmaunt.
For DYSPEPSIA, CONSTIPATION, Jaun-
dice, Bilious Attacks, SICK HEADACHE,
Uoic, Depression OF Spirits, SOUR STO.
MAOH, HEARTBURN, &C., &c.
Simmons Liver Regulator or Medicine
Is the Cheapest. Purest and Best Family
Medicine in the World!
MASCFACTCRED ONLY BY
j. IL. ZEILIN q CO..
Macon, Ga, and Philadelphia.
Price, 81. Sold by all Druggists.
July IL iSept 16l 1T1v
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New Books! New Books!!
ssLNOODS," by Edward Smith, n. D. SITS.
% nCrttiques and Addresses" by Thos.
"Old Kensington," Novel, by Mies Thack.
cray. FL. 1'
= "London's Heart," Novel, by Fayeon. 81.
"Innocent,"a Novel. by Mrs. Oliphant. rs.
Bulwer's last Novel, "Kenclm Chillingly, ~
IS, And other late publications for sale a!
Aug19 r. L. BRYAN'H Bookstore.
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA
"Opens OCTOBER /; continues throuob
~ nine months. 1t is organized in schools
on tho elective system, with full courses IL,
Classice.. Literature. Science, with practice
IN Chemical and Physical Laboratories, il
Agriculture. Apply for Catalogues to
JAMES F. HARRISON.
Chairman, P. o. University OF Virginia. AL.
benarle County, Virginia. Aug II 1m0
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nE tho Breakfast Luncheon. Dinner
~ and Supper Table, LEA & PERKINS,
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE ia indispensa-
BILE. JOHN DUNOAN'S SONS, New York,
oct ~ tly Agents for the United States.
OBSTACLES TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
relief for young men from tho effects of
stored. Impediments to marriage removed.
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