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The Parkersburg Times says thieves
were busy during the progress OF the fire.
Rev. BOLTON, whose church and parson.
age were burned, was among the sufferers.
His wife's bureau drawers were broken
open and all the contents stolen. The
editor Of the Tines wants to take a hand
In lpnching somebody.
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The Erie Investigation al an u

ALBANY, March .1S.-The commltl Of
the Assembly to investigate Erie raily F
matters met this morning. Fralrl
Barlow, Attorney General, made & -
ment showing his connection with Gen.
SlckelS in the proceedings to eject o
change In the Erie directory was entirely
legitimate; that tho moneys PAID by
eICkels were paid tOGpeciRl counsel.
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LOUISVILLE, NJ arch 1s.-sunday nigh
q boy and girl, children oI q colored man
named Reed, were burned to death in a
house two miles from New Albany, Ind,
In the absence Of the father. An older
boy escaped from the burning building.
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Sentenced to the Penltentiafy for Ten
Years,

EVANSVILLE, March 1s.-John B, simp,
son was to-day convicted Of setting fire to
Willhire s Kreib's cooper shop on tho
morning Of tho 11th ol February, and
sentenced to the pOnltentiary for ten years.
The examination in the HArtmond hon.
iClde were begun yesterday, and will oc'
cupy several days. The best legal talent
in the city Is being engaged on both
sides.
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ROME.

ROME, March 1S.-The Pope gave
audience yesterday to los Canadians, who
served in the P0ntilcial Zouaves, His
Holiness congratulated the visitors Upon
their steadfast devotion to the Church.
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DIED.

LRYI.-At 1880 P. 4. Tuesday, March is, 1873,
FANNY, WHO OF David Levi, Centre wheeling, IN
tho SD year OF her age.
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-Wm. Heford, q laborersin BArTetI'i
hou! mills, near sprluT alley,s Ohio
was litteraly ground iaV, by be-
ing caught In a COG
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MARRIED,

Observation-Disclosures Tuesday
March IS, 1873, by tho Rev. A. ]. Lyda, Nj: Al
BERT ]. FER0UsoN and Miss AMANDAV. MONT
GoNIRY, an OF wheeling.
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By the Western Union Line,
OGiee Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe StS)
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.
Arrest Of Supposed Bank Of England
SWIndleFH.

LONDON, March 1s.-Three shabbily
dressed men, believed to be Americans,
were arrested In Cork this morning,
while attempting TO deposit $12, 900 in the
bank. They are supposed to be the par
ties who recently committed the frauds on
the hank OF England,
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PRODADnITTR8,

WAR DBPARFhHAT,
uRPon " FHH UHIRT 4IsNAL 0PRIolR. J
WAlHnaToA. D. c., March is,-1:S0 Pm. !
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az TELEGRAPH.
ExclusIvely to the IntelIl gonCer.

ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-07-15
FARMERS MEETING AZ LISBON.

According to previous notice, % far
mers' meeting was held nj Lisbon ON
Saturday, the 18th Of July, 1879.
On motion, David r. Cameron wss
made Chairman, and James p. Good
night, Secretary.
In compliance with the request OF
the Chairman, Coy. J. N. Crockett
explained the object Of the Meeting,
which was to consiilcr The subject 0!
organizing Oranges of the 0rdcr OF
Patrons of lIusbandry. The Governor
gave full and very satisfactory expia-
nation of the object Of The lnneting,
the reasons for and necessity of such
organizations, rs well az the benefits
to he derived from them, concluding
his remarks with II motion that the
Chairman appoint committee Of five
to draft suitable resolutions expressive
of the sense Of the meeting.
The motion was adopted, and the
Clairmaa appointed Governor J. NJ.
Crockett, Ii. d. l.. Gracy, O. Y. Led
better, w. 7. ELL and james Tins.
The committee retired, and in tl,eii
absence, B. +. Rlcle,s, Esd, addressed
the meeting, presenting some inter
csting facts ard figures 90 show III,
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WASHINGTON.
Restoration OF Property Seized for Po'
litIcal Ofgcnses In Cuba,

WASHINGTON, July lA.-3linistcr
Sickles telegraphs the Stale Depart
mcnt that the spanish Government
nus issued decree resrinding al en-
iargOes and ordering the immediate
restoration OF all property heretofore
seized for political oifcnscs IN Cu'A.
Grant is not expected here this week'
Robinson returns Tonight, and the
final settlement shows the GoVerh-
mcnt's loss 10y paymaster Hodges de-
fulcation TO be Si4,Gl6.
w. ID. O'COnnor has been appointed
chief clerk of the lighthouse board,
Indian Commissioner, smith, has
gone West to inspect the condition OF
affairs, and returns in the latter part OF
August. He goes 10 Fort Sill carly in
October for council with the kiowas
and Comanclies, where Governor Da-
Wis, of Texas, will have Big Tree and
Santanta.
The British American Claims COM
mission will not consider claims after
the date of the close of the rebellion,as
fixed by the treaty of Washington,
This bars large number of claims, az
2regating some millions.
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J, q, EnLEN, Secretary, na2

VIZ believe W. have failed to notice
the terrible devaatations lately by
fires, which have destroyed many
thousands Of acres Of wood land ninng
the scahoard Ut Massachusetts,. These
fires prevailed during the lasb week in
June. The account say that not loss
than sixty square miles vi territory
were laid bare Ivy the flames, and thou
sands 1f CORDS Of wood were reduced
10 ashes. At times, the burning mass
presented front OF flame eight niles
In extent, and all The efforts 10 arrest
I, were unavaiiilg. This devastation
spread along the coast in the neigh
barhond of Cape Cod The loss Is -ai,I
to extend To millions, but we have
seen ~ exact estimate. Nearly ole
thousand men were employed n rull
week in trying TO arrest the aamca.-f
Galveston News. ii'fr
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Meeting OF Democratic Uob.

Pursuant to call hy the Precedent,
the Democratic Club of Precinct Ne. /
mct list night, ana Gaa calic,, 10 or;lqr
hy it. regular Chaiilnaa, Chas I. Nor
riss.
G. II, jenkins, !. q, lh'tN, j. w.
Jackson aud -. II. Loiniuons made
short but appropriate addresses, when,
on motion, judge MAI. u. Huriud was
called to the rostfum, an,! IN q speech
OF more than one hours dpraiion, re-
viewed the histCty Of The Democratic
party, ANA in conclusion couipiincntea
the club on III organization, and urged
its members to preserve themselves in
tact, assuring them chat in due time
their combined services would he re-
quircd. At the conclusion Of Judge
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necessity of farmers lOelug tOthcir M
,,rnsts
The co,mitte, reno,ted tho follow
.,,,,to, n.bi.b
my pF'"'h"'' "l'u 'r''",'"'' "''''
were unanimously adopted;
Whereas We, q portion orthc farm
p's OF Dallas county, under a hiah
sense of duty "a ourselves, pnr families
and o,lr country, have met 20 counsel
of our common Interests aud
Whereas, McGre lmppcs,cdwithihc
solemn tnrl that Wo mc not larnl
the equal benefits Of lceisloIion either
State of national: for hy thc partial
arbitration OF each munGpollG are Gre
ated, exclusive privileges are E'ahtcd'
combinations are encourag"' ana GS;al-
Hali9ts are favored 20 "ur pr|lo'''"
ohVV, "a, ..t.c..,n,.
no.ll7' " 8 ecu, w. ''',''V ,c y, er
~ tnl7 iG'lee3 iA"'H u 'u""f' ~ t ,rn,,
S'Hul N',' "i''''t '',''u''',, ",,,,niinn
Any u'1iSh lvsr,,a'urS '',,,' ..r W., ~,
.nrlw I'd tbe mr,5,rp or m. country
VIXEN, in fact, by the effect o clos1
LEGISLATION they nre NOT decuIr, pu' on
,h n, 9r -, rni, G" t,c "' nn ",aridy
hyroning ipnoLlr, and
Whereas, It is The habit q mmcrF
10 live isoiatcd any 10 lccl o"gIi ,Su-
NV ti''t :, ,in,' '' ',Ii"ait",, thn,, ,n
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GENERAL NEWS.


MILWAUKEE, July l4.-Girand Rap
ids had three hundred thousand dol
lar fire last night.
ALBANY, July l4.--A fire In Green
bush destroyed twenty-four dwellings
on Broadway and Columbia, and some
lumber yards; loss s2O0,0O0
EvANsrILIE, July 1.-Two cars ran
Off the track, on the Nashville division
Of the st. Louis and Southeastern rail-
road, Saturday night. Fifteen passcn-
gers were injured. ga.f
New HAVEN, July IA man stab
bed another fatally for tampering viii,
his wife. The husband was found dead
afterward, supposed to have died from
excitement.
MEMPHIS, July 1.-THE health OF
the city was never better than now.
A few cases OF sporadic cholera excite
no apprehension. Many citizens who
left during the prevalence Of the chol-
crg, have returned,
The crop t9pGris from .lrkansas,
North Mississippi and West Tennessee
are encouraging. Reports from North
Alabama are conflicting.
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THE SPANISH REBELLION
Growing OF Oscar Of Norway
ThG Wreck Of the City Of Washington
CONTRADICTORY SIlILlENlS VI PASSENGERS

IoNpoN, July IA heavy storm Of
rain and Lightning swept over York
shire. Reports from various points In
The country state that the crops are
greatly damaged by the storm, Sew
Cral were killed. by lightning,
The CHar0witch and Princess Dag
MAR took leave Of The Queen yesterday
and departed Tor narmstadl,
MADRID, July II. The Carliat success
and atrocities at AIcoy have awakened
a strong feeling against the insurgents.
War meetings are being held at Vari-
u,ls prominent points in the provinces,
notably at Barcelona. where y large
and earnest meeting was hcld last
night 10 offer moral and material sup
port to the government In its efforts to
suppress the Cahists.
ROW., July li--'ihcrc were slight
shocks of an earthquake yesterday,
here and at t'razin0n.
DuBidN, July i.--Evcrything passed
oil quietly ia Londonderry and Belfast
Yesterday, and there We're 10 disturb
ances here.
Price Arthur Went to Christiana, to
De present At the coronation OF Oscar
as King Of Denmark.
HALlfAN, July LITTLE steamer
Moston arrived here from Port Lcbcor,
Yesterday evening, with the captain,
officer. and crew Of the City Of Wash
iugion, aud one hundred and forty
Storage passengers who We're left be-
hind ON Thursday. The latter were
immediately transferred to the stemm-
or Somerset, which sailed inY Boston III
nine O'Clock. Captain Phillips the
officers and some of the crew viii
await the arrival of the IigrcSs.
Tire sweeping charges made by Cap
tain Powell, one of the cabin pas'en-
gers, against the captain, officers and
crew. accusing them of mismahagc-
ment and inc0mpetrncy moth before
and after the disaster, has caused no
little establishment, inasinllch as lie
had signed testimony directly opposite
10 what he published. Captain j. II.
Hammond, also II cabin passenger, pro
nouncDs the statement OF Powell de-
void of truth. The captain in com
mand, he says, was thoroughly discip-
fined and Kept Il good watch during
she entire voyage; is competent TO
speak, ms he never retired for the night
before II o'clock; that there were al,
ways two officers or the bridge, ana
two men on the lookout, The disaster
Is die altogether to the compasScs, as
the ships course was correct.
One statement of Powell, that there
,ras lack of discipline, cursng, sWesi-
ing and confusion, ut The time the snip
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NEW YORK.

New YORK, Juiyi4 --,Jciltrson Davis
has gone to Memphis,
Three of the six whole men from the
Polaris, expected to go on the Tigress
In search, have now Withdrawn, on the
ground that the government has failed
to pay them 10 date.
x Paris correspondent quotes Me
Mahon rs saying: Everything that
can be done to secure the Pope safety
and the necessary li:ps;.es of the Holy
See, shall he done; that il Is directly
against the interests of Italy to cxpel
the Pope, for Were he to take refuge
elsewhere, the Catholics 0f oil the
world would be aroused and united
against italy.r
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claims (" Bcri. Fay"

An old school teacher in Maine ha,
been presenting her claims ttir hacl;
PAY. She says that years aga she kept
school for three dollars week, and
boarded herself and that some of her
scholars, who Were hard cascs, and
difficult to bring into decent discipline,
are now smart, enterprising AMI pros
perols citizens, while She, who aided
them eilectually. in bccaming saa!l, +
comparatively poor. Tho old latly
seems "a aavc n ,wt,rr ease than thA
congressman. itFNYsf
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~. George Prize lee cream sn,oon.

. Our acknowledgements arc due the
courteous and extremely liberal pro-
prictor of this neat little place ofrcsort
for quantity of most delightful ice
cream, which the entire office hixurl-
ated upon, last evening, Drop around
on Lamar street. and try this cont
pound, aid the ST. George will forever
afterwards retain your custom,
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"MAJoR' AFFORD, more generally
known as Jupiter, desires es to say
that he will take the stump, during
the Approaching campaign, for the
Democratic nominee. His preferences
are for Captain Adams, hut he designs
making u llon-fight for whover Is the
standard bearer.
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THE prescription department OF orr
friend, Il. Ward, druggist, . Elm
street, il, perhaps, the most complete
in the city. He keeps Away on hand
n i,Ill stock of fresh and pure drugs and
chemicals, is himself thoroughly edu-
Gated druggist, and bis establishment
is always open, night and day. See
his card in another column.
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The Cosmopolitan" fo''ioEro's Ni%'''.
The mere mention thai Jhis troupe
will pcrtOrn, would suffice 10 draw
crowded house, hut when is addict to
this the lpct that the object Of the per
formancc is iOr the purpose OF cont
pleting the aggregation of the amnNHt
necessary for the purchase OF the fin
tnres and equipment for the Hook and
Ladder Company, an additional NJ
traction Is lent thereto, and there
should bc 10 reason Why every seat
should not be occupied. sc, and give
n nea;;ivcneas 10 this matter.
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WAsiNKY AND rEsE hNtFE.
4 Blood, Encounter.

We received the following letter,
yesterday, posIm0r@od WiIF+ Pomh
the present terminus Of Che Texas
Pacific, from gentleman '0niillnr
with the facts embodied therein. twill
he seen tIiat but one OF the parties lit
VOWED in whnt must have been des-
perate en,e,ac, is mentioned, Oh! cor
respondent vii! obligc lis by Il full re-
port If the f,ctS are conveniently
attainable:
WILLS POINT, Texas, July Is. ~.
TO the Editor OF The Dalirs Ucrald;
John Kelly, II laborer on the Texas
and Pacific Railway, died from the
effects Of an injury received in adWnE-
on ROW YESTERDAY. a posi- morton eN-
amination hy Or. Gearing, dcYeWed
htmomhagc from Il stab III me llt
breast apparently 4 pOnctTe fs'w tAe
small Blade Of pocket knife. One Of
two others received injuries, to what
extent IL no, yet known. y.
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Gas . S-'TI EsEfIss
NIX BEST HRAssa sr
st. Louis Family Flour

iilcc, barley, Griis, ltaliNn Macstdini, Ner,
HnGNlli, rlc, l'hoicC Louisiana lruwii Snd
" lille (iNr.nsld sNSars; cr,slIe't. ,Gnt, gronu-
LATED anu puWQertI SSgate; !. .Ar rhN.ssTit
i.anls,ana Goideh syrup ant MusN a.. a..
ptp., lMt,er trsm, iiC llanl aG,i Ellahsn7
~ tld.r ,f.tesr; Family l,M iM'l, IA ",
md girrecs. IN best h.oil,,H or SnARr.c'i,ea
fl'uns nnd irt altti,at lHoNn; lNnsipl, tAh-
pan l. cas-; = ,dSSs AMI innlnn tAsM REFS
,a. ,ilr0yis, t'nt,ants ~'Nftl spanish an,l
S,Nli" praHg,s, s-Ojlpd end mi.<1r ~Eis%r,
hhd tlo choicest variety % plcitirs u ihS
nnlkst, The niuH Bfandh-, Whi.hhs,
Shrfrl,s ana burt Nigea, hHlnpashr, Hiask-
llnr hinca mud sparkling AioSriA. ~
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Connections

Pis-,a bars !ur Woau must take Express
rraIt lr,,YlGS Hon .on a, 800 =. m,
Connections
A. H,orne, VIZ, !3euttinnal Railroad
ld.tq iSuH}Ey stsN I,t.r
a. ul!l1f ana -'hHHiIn, with 1sS0S adH
Pl,ah, Runway aud r., ESQ NgapnS 'or M
n .ntsbi no.o "a NUt UAo,n i'rNHs.
Al Waca, VITA daisy stages % an POINTS
We,
At Aiexia, VIM ns of hGc&s i1r Fal'i.ld
and Butler, Gh sundays on. WodaaN.lNS.
Al iRdhnttHr wdh Daily stage for la
Grange.
At Ncpmie, with daily sting iur imslrop,
At Austin, VIII dlhly stage isf san ilarc1a.
Now Hrannt Is, san ANTONIO '.iid vi i'lso,
Thr0ugb Tickets sold NJ llH1Ston, Austin,
lttlnp,t aG, Bryan, Cnlytr., WHre, ~. Ioana,
Daiins and Snvrm"U, v'N RCD River city AND
Galveston, 10 All points of note b'tw'"n The
NtlahiiG ana Pacific Oceans, within tac lin
its OF the United states Rnl CAnadh Aso,
Via stage lines 10 san Antonio, Weatl eriori,
Fort Worth, Bonham, Paris and ClaYl'Svii.e,
-ot Through ltates aEply 70 station Agents,
or j. pURAND, General superintendent.
\. WALLED, q. I. & 4, y, t2l'll3w
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Cattlc lioccIpts alSi sIllpWenls ~
There hn. hoeup weaker iceiinppro.
yailng to-day, owing To- mtaWorablc
adyir,, Nom Chicago and ~ lo,ir,
The gcnyyvl rlase oI ulcup@ hWe
been gool shipping steers which have
IA mcst lnNouca went forward mirt
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-nN Am AFIlR
pnIlnlau,s Prince Sleculng Cars

Aaa nulc,,qd 10 ESprrss Trains biYeon
Houston a;ll Austin, ana tioV'."h and tnf-
si"apa.
Passengers !Ur Waeu must take Express
rra!u lr,VlE% Hon .on "a, 800 =. m,
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-10-01

NERVOUS DEBILITY DErEE EssED, 1H.
RIrADLH STATE OF MIND; WEAK, NERVOUS,
EXHAUSTED FEELING; no ENERGY OR AMI
NATION; CONFUSED HEAD. WEAK MEMORY,
OFTEN WITH DEBILlTATING, INVOLUNTARY
DISCHARGES. The conse quence Of ex.
cesses, mental overwork or rindiscretions.
This NERVOUS DEBILITY finds SOVEREIGN
CURE III Humphreys HOMEOPATHIC SPE-
cIFIc. No. %. 1t tones up tho system,
arrests discharges. dispels the mental
gloom and despondency, and rejuveuates
the entire system; it is perfectly harmless
aaaa'waSs efficient. Price S5 for pack
age Of five boxes and large s. vial OF
powder, which is important in Md serious
cases; or 81 per single box. Sold by ALL.
Druggists, or seut by mail on receipt OF
price. Address Humphreys SpEC1r1c
HOMEOPATHIC MEDucSE COMPANY, No.
562 Broadway, MY. For sale by G E1G EE
* McGREGoE. Columbia. S. c. Api4 irly
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The Fall Trade

HAS opened auspiciously yesterday hav-
ing been the best days business we have
done since last December. Ihave just re-
turned from the Northern markets, and have
not only made arrangements. to keep my
etock up to past experience, but have added
many additional attractions for the benefit o.
the public and-myaelf. The stock is now
unusually full. and shall be constantly re-
plenished. The same care in future shall be
observed, as has been in the pact, to keep
strictly FIRST GLASS GOODS, which, with
fair dealing and popular prices. I hops to at
tract a still! larger share Of public patronage
than that 90 literally bestowed heretofore
Heepect:uity, Ireqaes. an examination OF
the stock. GEO. SYMMERS.
ScNt 81
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6E Louis. September 30@Flonr2
smalfs business; sales at 50@1.OO lower
t1an o week ago, @, Il droopinR-
mixed A, cssh. W Hist tey steady. at 50.
HIoS7isioas;; sia+s:s:s; ia+ssS;. :s.ds. I,td,
O1xoisxA4ar, septsmbssr ;3O.-General
market very quiet. Flour quiet and
steady. Corn irregular, Cat 54655.
Provisions quiet. with slightly,im proved
lobbing demand. Pork nominaliy l5.OO
Lard hrmcr-kettie 8. Bacon steady,
with improved Observation-Disclosures .SM
clear sides 91. Whiskey unsettled, al
95. ~
MEMPH1s. September 30.-Cottou-
nothing doing-middling nominal; low
middling IT; receipts SOL bales; ship.
N ments 4e8; stock 7,342.
BALTIMORE, September 3O.-Cotton
quiet and nominal-middling Is; low
middiing II; strict good ordinary 16
net receipts 30 bales; gross 34S; exports
coastwise 275; stock 1,577.
BOSTON. September 30.-Cutton unie,
-middling 1875; net receipts 556 baie.
gross l.01G; sales $50; stock 5000.
NORFOLK, September 3O.-Cutton
quiet-low midding I7.!a; net receipts
l,654 bales; exports coustwise LILO
stock 1882.
GALvEsroN. September 30.-Almos,
no demand for cotton; prices nominal
net receipts 495 bales; exports coast wise
699; stock 5000.
NEW ORLEANS. September 30.-Cot.
ton active and still higher; sales Of low
mlddling at TIA; mildling inside l7l%
sales probably 1900 bales.
New ORLEANS. September s0.-Cot-
ton activc-middiing l7tS; 10. mid.
ding II; strict good ordinary lG,s;
ordinary 14@l5; net receipts $3.50
bales; gross 1896; sales l,SUU; stock
22.555.
SAvASSAu, September 3O.-Co:,ou
active aud firm-niddiiug 1911; net RI.
ceipts 2,427 bales; sales 624; stccb
1l.7G5.
MOBILE. September 3O.-Co,iou
quiet-middling l6'.; low tnilLiiue
l5Sas; strict good Ordinary l434; net re.
ceipts 9S4 bales; exports TO the Iontinen,
00O; constwise 4Ol; sules 200; stock
POI.
AUGUSTA. September 3D.-Cot:on dc.
mand better-middlinS 10; receipts 53a
bales; sales 355.
CHARLESTON, September 30.-Cottou
steady-middiiug Is; low mildline
1919; strict good ordinary 14I.; net re.
ceipts 223 bales; sales 400; stock S, $40.
"ILMINGToS. Septenlber 30.-Cottou
aominal-middIing l7ls; net receipt:
l9O bales; exports coa.twisc 81; sales
ID; stock 1855.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-10-01

AN unknown white mau WAS iouu,.
murdered IN the woods, near Fayette
vi!ie, \. G.. Wednesday iust. The only
thug 'hey found in Ills pocket WIS u
fragn"at OF the Georgetown, s. c.,
Pia",..
a duck was killed in Wilmington, N.
e., IN the glzzard of which was found
five pins, five small brass buttons, two
brass-headed tacks aud u portion OF q
gold earring.
The Methodist Church at New Hope.
Fla. near Live Oak, was wrecked by
the lnte storm, which did great damage
in that section.
Engineers ,hay- gone to work to select
the route for the proposed Ashevlle
and Spartanburg Railroad.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-10-01
The Georgia Gin.

az entering our fifth season with these
~ GINS. We have only to- Say, that in
EVERY case parties Sho have bought them
or seen them used have been DELIGHTED
with them, and pronounce them the BEST
they have any knowledge Of.
We GUARANTEE them to gin as clean, run
as LIGHT. GIN az FAST ard turn out as
GOOD SAMPLE as ANY GIN THAT Is
MADE. Please order early, so as to avoid
disappointment. Catalogue and reference
forwarded IN application.
LORICk K LOWRANCE,
Jnne Il Sole Ag ents for South Carolina.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-10-01

Carriage, Buggy and Wagon Makers
and Repairers...Notice to the Pub.
lie.
N order to do work at such rates as. the
a strlngenoy OF money demands, and that
we may bo enabled to pay our employees,
We hayo G2Sns eonSl1aea that on and after the rs
Carriages, Euggies, Wagons, DC, Of any
nature whatsoever, must be paid for on do.
livery. NO exceptions TO his ,u,e.
JOHN AGNEW, iper VI. j. cALS.S,,
\: T. CAkROLL,
PHILIP MOTIF,
HENRY SKIPPER,
JOHN LEE,
JACKSON PARKER.
COLUMBIA, s. O., September 80, 1878.
Octl