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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-08-21

MAIL ARRANaEMENTs.- Northern
mail opens $50 and 10 :. so A. III. CLOSES
sA. NJ. and $50 P. NJ. Charleston
opens 7 A. NJ. and 23O p. NJ; closes
6.15 and $50 P. ~, Western opens 6. 80
and $50 A. NJ; closes 9 and 6 80 P. III.
Wilmington opens 4.30 F. M. closes
6 a. NJ. Greenville opens GAS P. NJ. /;
closes 6 A. NJ. On Sunday the Office is
open from to 4P. III.
---LooN--~-.-
IHE BEGINNING OF SICKNESS.
irIde with. what are called small all
men,. A disorder easy of control at
first, If neglected for q few weeks may
become a mortal disease. But especial
~ careful not to let debility gain upon
you, for is is the door through which all
maladies enter the system. II you feel
languid, inert and, to use common ex-
preston, 'as il there was no life left in
you," resort: at once to Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters. That great vegetable
tonic will supply the vitality You so ur.
gently need, II is nerve food. By it's
tonic action the stomach is 40 inyigor-
ated that digestion becomes regular,
easy, perfect; while its mild, cathartio
properties relieve the bowels from OBJ.
structions, and its alternative operation
benetoially affects all the secretive or
gans. For the miseries of dyspepsia.
and they include almost every unpleas.
ant feeling that belongs to physical dis
ease and mental wretohedness, this
potent tonic is certain and speedy
balm. A17t1f3
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Bonds. Stocks, &c.

T Buy aud SELL on COMMISSION and
L my own account. at current rates:
Bonds and Stocks OF States and United
States. Bonds and stocks of Cities and other
corporations, Bank Notes. Coupons, Gold
and Silver Coin, and approved Claims against
the United States, State and County.
D. GAMBKILL, Broker. Main street,
Aug 10 tGmo q door South Wheeler lJouac.
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The highest mountain in the North
American continent is Mount st. Elias,
in Alaska, whose elevation is 1900
feet. Next to it comes the volcano Of
Popocatapetl, in Mexico, 1884 feet,
and Orizaba, also in Mexico, II, 1878 feet.
II the newly discovered peak OF tho
Holy Cross, in the Yellow Stone region,
found by the Hayden exploring party,
be really 1900 feet high, as they esti-
mate,!it will be the fourth peak in eleva:
tion on the continent of North America,
and the highest mountain in the United
States, excluding Alaska. Heretofore
the highest peak in this country was
supposed to be the Big Horn mountain,
which is elevated Is, 600 feet.
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Take it, take it on and keep taking it F.;
reduce the dose SO that it acts as gen
tie laxative. and continue it on regular
u. 1t is tonic, aud will strengthen
you. It took long time to confirm
your disease, and you can't got we'll in
a day. Simmons Liver Regulator, if
persisted in, will cure the most stubborn
liver disease. There is no failure about
IT. A16t3rl
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Select School for Girls,
Richland School for Boys,
Lanvalo street, near Park Avenue,
BALTIMORE, MD.

Both boarding and Day Tupi:$ Receiced.
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MORTON, BLISS 6 co.

AVE, through their attorneys. endea-
IL vored to establish their claims. The
INDIAN GIRL" by means Of printers ink
VIII try to chow here. And whilst they
ARE GOING TO SELL
The property of Taxpayers, or get the
amount :hc;' cay is duo them by
THE STATE,
she viii prove their friend by selling them
SEGARS and TOBACCO at lcsa price than
they would be willing to bid for the same
AT AUCTION.
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Choice Wines.
SO BASKETsRHEIDSICK CHAMPAGNE,
w 10 cases Sparkling Catawba,
10 cases 'yi1 Bara," 10 cases "Rc1 Seal"
10 casce "kelley'a" Island Wing,
3casks Harmony sherry"
2casks "Aulon.ilaGo Sherry
casks "Ecscre Madeira
/ For sale by HOrE GTLFS,
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Columbia Music Store
LyBrand & Son


MAKE pleasure in calling Tie attention OF
4 the pItlc ia an examination II their
STOCK .. MUSICAL MEKCHANDISE, con.
sisting OF Pianos, Church ard parlur Organs,
aIclodeons, yiolins, Guitars, Esnjne, Flutes.
Aceordeons, Brass and Silver Band lnairu-
mcnts OF all kinds. Also, hhct, Music and
instruction Books for every class Of Musical
Instruments On hand at all tines. We are
Sole Agents for the State oi South Carolina
Of Eetcy Co.'S COTTAGE ORGANS. Sheet
Music sent by mail. pos, raid. or ,ccoirt Of
price; and al kinds OF Mu.ica. deeds sent by
E1prcss, when oratred.to any part Of the
state, marked G. q. ID. Good Second hal nd
l'ianos and Organs Tor salc cheap. for cash.
Pianos, Orgals and Mclodeons Tuned and
Repaired in a satisfactory manner: and will
give especial attention tt Packing, Removing
and Shirping Pianos for other partics any
point desired, a. moderate prices.
All orders promptly attended to and sstis-
faction guaranteed to those tavorLg - with
their patronage. Send for our catalogue Of
Sheet Music' and Musical Merchandise. Ri
chardeon street, few docs. shove PHGSIx
Office, Columbia. S. c. New
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA

lIO ne competed tor !HrinG the FAIR 10 be
/ held November 9;h, 10Th, 1lth, 12'h sid
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER
First Race, for year olds, Mile, lest il
.; 5000 to frat Horse; $50 to second Horse.
Second Kacc. Mile and Repeat, 5000 TO
first Horse; 400 to second Horse.
Third Race, mile, in 5, for Irn,tin:,
Horses who never beat 2i5; 800 - ,;rs:
Horse, :5O to second Horse.
First Lace. 2! Mile Heats. for citizens
purse OF LOGO; $50 10 fret Horse and ;2Jl
TO HccolG Horse.
Second Race for Trotter, :! Mile: bcs. three
In live Tor q citizens l.urre OF $500; $500 to
6rst and 500 to second. Open 10 The world
These two pursce promised by the citizcrs
~ bc raised are iikcl: % Drin:, lIo:scs from
Ecnt, will bliL; twice the amount back. Wc
look FOR some gallant flyer. from the North
East aI!d Wcst here tC contend tJr thcsc PFC.
uinns.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER -.
First Eacc, . Nile Dash, $3.50 70 fret; :1j
to second.
Second lace E.eass. 800 to :i.s,: :25 %
second.
Third Eacc.: mile, s in ), for I.o;tn-
Horses WHO never beat 80. $50 10 ::r.s
Horse; so to second Horse.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER
FIRST Race. opcn 10 all, / Mic D&sil. ltO
pounds np; S2G0 to winner.
Second Race. Cancellation rurst Tor hca.s!.
Horses only, J. ! Dash, 500 first; $5D second
ilorses Who never beat minutes, $lCO t.
hrat Horse; 80 to second Horse.
There will be about II coo given in Tro.tir::
lursce, but the officers vii. not name IL. {
Races till they get al idea of what Horses
arc likely To bo nero. Ang Ij;;
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-02-20
MARKETS by TELEGRAPH.
New York lIO1oy and stock Market

New York Money and stock Market.
NEW YoRK, February 10.-MoNEY-
Very stringent at 1.82at per cent per day,
with the bulk OF business at 1-16 per cent.
The demand continued until alter three
o'clock and the latest loans were at ! per
cent. Capital Is difficult Of access even
at these high rates.
STIRLING ExcHANGE-Weak at 1888
a10SB.
UGoID-Quiet and steady at 114ts114t,
closing at 114fa114F. Loans at lac per
cent for carrying and fiat for borrowing
Clearings 81 100000. The Treasury dis
bursed $4,000.
GOVERNMENTS. Dull and steady. There
is considerable comment on the accep.
lance of only 100000 by the Treasury,
when there was an opportunity to buy
81, 100000 at or under par in gold. The
s 100000 was bought at 118.G5a113.s5,
and will be paid for three.iourths in ma.
tional bank and the rest in legal tender
nOtps.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-02-20

GRAIN. - Tho market shows symptoms OF
weakness, so far as ards wheat Prices are
however unchanged. We quote No. wh!te
81 sO1l %; red 81 cool 70. COm-Dull at4S0
soc. oats-40c. Rye-f5c. DArley-In fair de-
mand at sS09Oe for spring.
GRooERIEs,- CgSs-Wo quote choice old Gov
eminent Java at CSC; primo Rio, 2i09iHc;
fair to good 22022Sc. ayr.
SyrupJ-C omnNu, 4O950c; Prime, 6S06oe;
Choice, 6S6fOs; Fancy, 76c. New Orleans No
laSSes-PrImC selling at 6s07Oe; choice 79s.
Suoars-Reancd HardS, Crushed, Powdered
and Granulated l3c; Coffee, l2c; u Coffee,
ilIc; Extra @ Coffee ike; White o Ike.
Yellow lO46Ilc; stock OF Cuba and Porto
Rico exhausted. New Orleans Sugar, far TO
fully fair lN8lOXs; primo to choice li0ll%c.
Ttd-Gunpowder, 81 COOL 30; Young Hyson
eOai 90; Black, 7O6sSo1$I IS.
RicS-Carolina, prime new cEop9He.
SpIesS-GraIu Pepper, 2t525c, Plmento, zoe
Cloves, Csc. Cassla, &c.
'GNsESG-15c per pound.
HAY-UnchAnged; $50 90 to IS 00per ton.
HoGs-Llvc 4Xc.
HONNT-f4 60a5 90 per Dbl.
NAHs-iOd to cod, $3.50; sd to %, g IS; Cd to
ga, COO.
ous, &c-Lard OIL, extra No. winter 7Sc;
extra No. summer zoe. Carbon Oil 9Oc, Lin.
seed OIL, 9j09Sc, TurpcntIno &c.
PROVISIONS = Mess Pork -S4 90. Bacon -
Shoulders, 6:;uow clear sides sXc; new bFcaktas
bacon lie; sugar cured hams lS0I3HC plain
do la3l2Hc. LaEd-New, in tiGree', sHc; In
kegs, i0c,
PoTAToEs-salts 10 lobbing way from store
At Sl69Oc per bushel, a. TO quality.
sEEDs-AdyAnced. We quote Timothy q 2S'
Clover Seed 90 %
sSUrFGTOs; do in boxes Of SIX dozen, IS 90.
WooL-Dull at 5SdtS7c,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-02-20
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
Wheeling Wholesale Market.

Our quotations show very few changes rom
last week. The market in part Is really frmer
on most OF leading articles. Flour, which Is
weaker with the decline In wheat in the West,
has not been as high, relatively, In this market
as elsewhere, and our dealers arc asking former
prices. Coffee Is very firm, and really choice
article cannot be jobbed under 2Sc. Seeds are
not quite 80 firm, and prices IS cents per bushel
less on clover and timothy. The trado generally
is quite active. t
APPLEs-The demand is light and prices nom
inal; 81 OO0S 90 per Dbl for fair and 6 OoGs 70
for prime TO choice.
BuTTER-Quiot and unchanged; prime to
choice roll in small packages 22c; common duh
at l5c.
BAKING PowDER-S50SSc per pound.
BRooMs-Fancy, % IS, % rs and a Is; plain
g 2S02T5. . ..-.---...-.
BEISs-sa SOo9 IS per buShcl, according to
quality.
CANNED GooDs-Peaches, Id cans, IS % per
dozen; az ID, 81 80. Corn, g 7s09 90, tho out.
side figure for WinsloW's. Tomatoes, 81 30.
CHEEsE-We quote primo Goshen at l6Hc;
Dairy Ice; N. Y. State l7al7Xc,
CRACKERs-Wo quote: Sugar 1lHe; LOmon l2ei
sodAs &c; Water TIC; Cream 2Gc.
DRIED FRuTT-Apples, 406e; Peaches, halves,
70sc quarters SIC, Blackberrics, io1l'c;
PItted Cherries, 20aE2c; unpitted, 60sc. ..--
ROds-Fresh and prices arc well maintained
at 22c.
FnH-Lako herring, g 90; white fsh, Sc 25;
No. macketcl, barrels, S13 %; No. $ do.
50 80; No. =, half barrels, So 80; No 3, do. full
weight, IS %.
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Raltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, February TO- Flour =
Quiet and unchanged. Wheat-Steadyi
western red 81 G5a1 %; amber $2a2 10,
Western mixed nominal at Gle
Oats-Actiye; western mixed at 47a4aci
white at 49a50c. Rye-Quiet at 85s90c.
Provisions-Strong. Mess Pork-$14 50a
1475. Lard-Steady at sastc. Bulk
Meats-In good demand; shoulders part
cured &c; fully cured 54c; rib sides $50
clear rib 70 bid, tic asked. Bacon-Ac-
tive jobbing demand; shoulders 6tc; rib
sides Sc; clear rib SIC. Hams-12ia15C.
Butter-Western quiet; choice roll SOC
Whisky-Dull; nominally 92c.
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New York Dr1 Goods NIarket.

There was fairly active trade move
ment to-day, with the agents and jobbers
The market for cotton goods was active
and very strong, with an upward tenden.
cy. Brown Sheetipgs IN good demand
and steady in price. Bleached Shirtingsr
continue active and some leading
makes arc higher. The New York
Mills Shirtings are up TO 81 cts, all
widths; Hills & Lonsdale Shirtings are
advanced I ct. Prints, Shifting stripes
and Percales are in good request. Fancy
Cassimeres Of good qualities move more
freely, but low grades are slow. Foreign
goods, better. Dress fabrics, Japanese
Stripes and black Alpacas are fairly &C.
tive.
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STATE BoNDs-Dull; Tennessees bett

STATE BoNDs-Dnll; Tennessees better.
sTocxs-speculation was checked by
the continued high rates for money ard
the schemes Of the strikers at Washing
ton and Albany, and prices were de-
pressed, but not to serious extent.
Western Union was exceptionally strong,
and advanced from s9tas9I. The changes
in the rest of the list was less than l per
cent, and the decline was partially re-
covered late in the day, the market closing
steady
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, February 19.-Flour-Steady
and unchanged. Wheat-Market steady
with q moderate demand; No. 9, 81 ella
%. Corn-No. 2 mixed Site. Oats
2Gtc. Rye-No. 2, Csc. Barley-Fall
No. 9, 72a72tc. Pork-Quiet and shade
lower, nominslly $12 rs; sales at $13 co.
Lard-Quiet at 7tc. Bulk Meats-Shoul-
ders packed Acc; short rib middles packed
Gsc; long clear Gbc; green hams quiet!
Dressed Hogs-Steady and unchanged
WhiskY-S73c.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, February 10.-Flour-
Dull, 81 O0aS IS. Wheat-Firm, 81 73a
I rs. Corn-Quiet, Acc. Rye-Quieti
No. 9, SEC. Oats-Quiet, 30a3Sc. Pro
Pork-Firm, $l8 25a
IS so. Lard-Firm; steam 7Aa79c; ket'
tie Sc. Bulk Meats-Stropg and active;
shoulders 49c, clear rib sides GtC; clear
&c. Bacon-Firm; shoulders 5ec to come
out OF smoke: clear rib sides 74c; clear
TIC. Hogs-Very firm; butchers "a GOA
5 90; shippers 81 G5a4 70. Whisky
Firm; good demand at s7ci generally
held at $50,
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TOLEDO, Feb. 9.-Flour-Dull but
unchanged. Wheat-Dull and prices
have declined; Extra White Michigan
$195; No. 2do. $t.G0; Amber Michigan
$1.0Si. Corn-High Mixed 399c,; Low
Mixed S0taS9ic. 0ats-No. l solo,; No.
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ProrIdence Wool Market.

PROVIDENCE, R. l., Feb. 15,-The wool
market has been dull all the week with
very light sales. Prices Of pulled woods
and western fleeces have declined some
what during the week, and we revise our
quotations to correspond. Wequote:
OHIO, Pennsylvania AND WEST VIRGINIA
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Neu Orlanna Markal,

NEW ORLEANS, February 10.-sugar-
Unchanged. Molasses-Fair fermentipg,
55c; fair not fermentipg, SIC; prime, &C.
Coifee-1Sa20c,
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$3.50 Prizes, Amounting to 100000.

Tickets, SI0. HAlf Tickets, So. Quarters, q 80.
Erour lotteries arc chartered by the State,
are always drawn At the time named, and all
drAWinRe arc under tho supervision Of sworn
commissioners.
WThe OtieiAl drawing will DO published In
70 purchasers Of tickets.
~We will draw Q similar scheme tho last
day Of eVry month during tho year 1873.
B-Rsmlt ct our risk BY PosToRPICI MONTY
ORDERS, REGnTEREB LETTEA1 DRAFT or EK'
PIIRsS Send for q circular. Address
MURRAY, MILLER d co.,
PoatofacO BOX ms,
Rp9 To .Th-st&W Ut. Louis, No.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-02-20
GETTYSBURG
KATALYSINE WATER.


It has been demonstrated by a series OF practi.
cal experiments enndueted BY eminent physi.
claus, and Attested by Thousands Of grateful
people who have boon relieved nom their suffer
inSS by its use, that the GtttySbur0 RdtdIyStns
Water Il the nearest approach 10 specific ever
discovered for DyepspSlG, Neuralgia, magma
tl7n, Cont, 0rdUtl, Dtd1sseS, htdHsy arg CLInd.
~ DlSsdSiS generally NreStortG NuSeltqr E,oietr
10 he PGrdlytIc. n eIres HgSr Complaint,
Chronle DIaTTh0d, PitI, C25tElp1ttoT, Ast 6,g,
General Dt6llItV and RtrSotu ETostrGtton yfofH
Mental and Phyde1l E1cGtIe' tits the Ggegtst
1Htif9tS SrSr disoopersd for KrcsSsivS Ealing
m DriaEiH1. IL ooTTteJ tho Stomach, pTOfH0tlt
DlgSItIO1, and RGlleUES tho Head dtroft t0lnledt.
dtfiv. No household should be WlLhoutit. Every
hotel should keep 1t on hand. For sale BY all
Druggists.
II FOR history OF the Springs, for medical
reports OF tho pOWeroi the water over disease,
fof marvellous cureS, and for testimonials from
distinguished men, send for pamphlets.
For sale By EDMUND BOOKING and Drug
E''" E WHITNEY BROS, sen,l Ag9,
81 Bouth Front 81, Philadelphia, Pa
Gettysburg Spring Co. noVH
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poor old Democratic party legislated itself
TO death.
Three members OF the House Commit.
lea on Printing, sc, 10 whom was refer
red the investigation Of the charges against
Il. y. Walker, have sent into the House, l
won't say report, but plea or pleading
for Mr.. Walker. The affair coves 81 pages
of foolscap, and was written by Mr..
Walker and Judge Ferguson. Alter 1t
was put In shape TO be sent into the House
Messrs. Ferguson, Bridges, and Robinson
signed 1t; and Messrs. Foley and Baker re.
fused to stulhfy themselves by afflxtng
their names to such paper, and conse-
quently sent in minority report. No
action has been taken upon either oil the
reports. One OF them (of course the ma
jofity reporO will DO adopted on Monday
next. , - Lsf...
lam at a loss to know how TO express
myself on this question. When read
over the evidence Of Mr.. Walkers own
printers land believe he had no others
before the committee) and the conclusions
arrived at by the committee, l am COM
pslled to receive the thing, not Us report
made In good faith by the committee, but
as about an eighthorse joke gotten oil on
the Legislature as a burlesque on the
printing business. When / take up the
House Journal Of 1871, very small
book covered in paper, and find
that It cost the State at the
rate Of about EI4 90 per volume to
print 1t, and then turn to this remarkable
report, II may be allowed to call 1t such,
and see that two Of MIR. Walkers printers
swear that they have correctly estimated
the type setting, press work, &C., for this
book, and that MIR. W. ought to have
charged about fifty per cent more than
his did Tor printing It, which would make
1t cost something near $2l per copy, l am
utterly beWfldefed. When I take up q
House or Senate bill containing one or
more pages, and find that he has coll
lected from the State for printing such
work from IS to so per page, and find
that this wonderful report-ple pleading, or
whatever you may choose to call 1t, says
he ought 70 have charged considerably
more than he did, ! am flled with both
u0Rder and pity. With wonder at the
fact how successful Mr.. Walker and
Judge Ferguson have been in binding
men so completely as to take away every
particle Of reason and sense the majority
OF this Committee may have had, and
force them TO sign report that will scar
their conSciences both In time and eterni.
Ity. With pity because Of tho frailty Of
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-02-20

CHARLESTON, February, 10.
Many days have passed since I5haYe
written you, We are, however, still here,
half buried in the mud, and the otherhRlt
covered over with excessive legislation.
The great EVIL Of republican form Of
Government Is too much legislation. Bet
ter have a few laws properly enforced,
than double the number partially execu-
ted Legislators are generally impress
cd with the beliefthst they must have u
law passed In the interests Of their ,reSpec.
tive constituents, and Immediately upon
the assembling .oi the Legislature set
about TO "log rolf scme, bill TO prevent
hogs from running at large; to make
certain creek legal fence; 70 prevent the
killing oil deer; TO require the owners Of
Kill sheep or suck egg dogs to iasten q
block and chain TO their necks or tails, or
10 short, to pass some one horse law that
is an injury rather than IN advantage 70
either the section itself or the State OF
large.
Another idea that generally prevails in
legislative bodies, and which seems spe-
ctally to prevail in the minds Of our pres
enl Lawmakers, Is that It Is the duty Of
party upon obtaining power Immediately
thereafter 70 repeal all the laws made by
their predecessors and enact new ones,
whether good or bad, that accord with
their idea oil government. The present
Democratic party OF West Virginia has
resolved to carry out this idea, Il Il de-
stroys both the State and their pArtV.
| They demanded new CnnstiluIio,, SoIof, !,
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-01-16
STATE OFFICERS.

The following Is list ofthe State cffi-
Gers, elected to serve forthe next two
years :,4,.,s.
Governor Franklin j. Moses, Jr.
Lieutenant -Governor-Ric c Ii a I'd H.
Glcaves, colored. ..
Attorney Gencral-Samucl w. Melton.
Secretary of State-Henry +. IIaync,
colored. .r. j.
State Treasurer Francis L. Cardozo
colorcd. "I,,.j. u4
Comptroller General olomon L..
Hogc. ..s
superintendent of Education-Justus
X. Jillson.
Adjutant General Henry w. Purvis
colored.
Member of Congress at larger. II.
Cain.
representative from First Congrcssion-
al District-Joseph II. Rainey.
Representative from Second Congress
sional District-AlonzoJ j. Ransier.
Representative from Third Congress
sional District-R. 3. Elliott.
Representative from Fourth Congress
s'onal DistrictrAlcx. S. Wallace.
Solicitor for. the first judicial Circuits:
Charles w. Butts. .....,..r .a
COUNTY OFFICERS.
Senator-James l.. Jamison.
Representatives-Sam T.. Dancan.
JohnD Henry Riley, j. Fielder Meyers,
Abraham Dannclly.
Coroner-Joh l.. Humbert.
Shcrif-Edward 1. Cain.
Clerk of Court-George Bolive7.
Probate Judgc-August,s B. Knowl.
TOM .
School Commissioncr-Francis r. Nc
Finlay. aa
County Commissioners Robert
son, Edmund L. r. Smoke, Alexander
Brown. wn';
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-01-16
THE FORTUNES OF QUA PREg1
DENTS.

Washington left nm estate worth near.
ly 100000.
Tho eldcrsAdams Rft I'd moderate, for
tune Mt his death.
Jefferson died comparatively poor. If
Congress had not purchased his library
ut price far above its value he would
with difficulty have keps out Of bank
ruptcy Mt tile close of his life. ,'A /"
Madison saved his money and was
comparatively rich. The fortune of his
widow was increa,od by tho purchase Of
his manuscript papers by Congress for or.
$4,000. -" ,''ita 20 'o' f.l''' q. 4
James Monroe the sixth President, aaid.at
died 80 poor that he was buried at tie
expense Of his relatives in a ce.metry
between Second and Third streets, near i,
the Bowcry in New York city. n''''''
John Quincy Adams, left about $50
600, the result of industry, prudence and
small inheritance. He was methodical
and economical. ''.''' " :"
Andrew jackson left valuable estate
known as the Hermitage, about twelve
miles from Nashville, Tenn. :
Martin Van Buren died rich. His
estate was estimated at nearly 100000.
James X, Polk left about s150,0OO.
James Tyler was bankrupt when he
became President. He husbandcd his
means while in Office, and married rich
wife, md died wealthy and in worldly
fortune
Millard Fillmore is a wealthy man.
Franklin Pierce saved $4,000 during
his term ofscrvice as President, "
James Buchanan died bachelor aud
lett al estate valued at 100000.
Abraham Lincoln left about $75 900.
President Grant was poor before the
war. BY careful husbandry of his sa!a
ry, and through the generous gifts of
friends before he became President, his
fortune is a handsome competence