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THE MISSOURI EDITORIAL ExCuRsi0NlsTs.

Tho mombors Of tho Missouri Editorial Asso-
citation arrived in this city last evoning at
o'clock, from Louisiana, No.. oycr tho Chicago,
Alton & St. Louis Railway. They were taken to
the Gault House, whero arrangements had been
madoto rocoive them. Tho Association, after
its session at Louisiana, made an excursion
down tho river on the boat Rob Roy, and
returned by the Con. Anderson. Tho oxcur-
sion to Chicago was gotten up by Afaj. r.
4. Campbell and Z. p. Dyor, Esq, Of Louisiana,
who secured PASSES for the whole party to thia
tho Association for this year. The uombora
spent laht ovoning in wnking about the city, and
for homo to-dny. Tho following members regis
tered their uanes at tho Gau!t House; Robert
y. J Jacks, Mexico Intenigencer W.. 8. Bryan.
Montgomery Standard; Charles Whitehead,
Kanaaa City !; William T. switzlor, Column
bust J. 9; FoHs, Washington ?. DIonan,
bal; n. 4. Anderson, dlarRayilio M ssai!nel; j.
ton Tslsgraph; II. ". vaughn, brownsville s
Banner; G. N. Richards, Holden Enterprise J;
?. ?; csruthors, Froloriektoyn Pee; j; 8; I. Bra-
hsld Gazette ". Il, Balthis, B,'uns,oicker T.
u. Bogo, Keytosvilo Herald; 4. +. Dobyns,
Macon Repub!ican !; ]. r. Loyo, Macon Times ];
Frank r. Dickinson, Cattle Trail, Kansas City 4;
born, Doonyi}lo Adrertise,,; Joseph q. Turner,
Carrollton Record; ". G. B. Gillespie. Kinks.
Lnura &. Webb, Wester,. SIN, 81. Louis 1. j.
Eastou, Glasgow German; r. ". Mcmillan,
Hillaboro Democrat; Samuel B. Rowe, Marble
City Ne,os 0. j. Kirby, Carrollton Journal !;
H, Lick, Lawronco .journal; Il. ". Harris,
Morioo Leader; A. Rodornyere, Centralia
Guard; J. Q. Payne, Harrisonyil1o Record ;
". I. Lodet Palmyra Neio Era; .. q. Bryaon,,
Louisiana Press Ihos. D. Fisher, Troy Herald ;
r. s. Emn1ons, Appleton City No,os; N. q.
| Birch, Jefferson City State Journal; John A.
Hauney, Versailles Gazette; 8. a.. Rawlns, shol.
| banin Democrat; w. ]. Powell, noln Express
F! ". T.. Malone, Jackson Cashnler; o. u. Aus
tin, Dates County Record
, 1873-05-30

Of. but forming part Of. tho gcn-
oraf organization, which would embrace
oil nntio1,alitos., nc closed with tho uanal OK.
hortntIon for unity, and tho assurance Tint II
thoy failed in tho faEl 1t wou1d simply DO bocauao
shoy allowed themselves to DO divided.
Aid. Hohaffnor'B motion waa adoptedt md 1t
was decided that tho organization DO chilled the
DoutHol,-Amcricauisol Central Voroin.
Tho Committee on Organization or Agitation
was thon mado up as follows: frank Bchwoin-
furtb, William Floth, OhriB. Tcgtmoy-
or, O. Nloholf, DR.. Matthei, Max Ebor-
harylt, Emil Muhlko, Il. Thiomo, r. 4.
!lofIman j.: schilllnger,. L. .Miohnolis,
g. 4. Korn, William, BcGwars, B. Eisoudrath,
Oarl Dahinton, Philip Btoin, II. sohandlin, W..
Hchaeffor, Carl Dluhin, II. Trolborg. A. q. 1fos-
Ing, =. Chrstlanison, ]. 9. Meyor, Potter Hand,
4. Erbo, L. schwuol,o7, F. 6engl and tho oa-
itors Of tho various German papors.
F. 4. Hoffman moved. tho temporary Ohasr-
man 10 made tho pormanont ono.
Tho motion WAS agreed to.
Mr.. Stein was oloctod pormanont Secretary.
The meeting adjourned.
, 1873-05-30

Special Dispatch to TIE Chlcago Tribune.
IAsA1LE. H.. May 29.-The steamer Beaver arrived
Inst ovoning, towing tho canalboat Hercules from st.
Louis, loaded with ro-clay for LaSae, and tho Polar
Star light dropped Mt Henry aud departed towing
1ce-bareo to Pern Tho canalboat Iron Glad, Light,
Utica. Tho canaboats Asia aud Gold Rod hath loa1-
ed with Lard coal for st. Louis, and W. T. lockwood.
loaded with timbor shingles, and la for hlerodosa,
passed out Of tho caun1. -Four boats have been lying
here lido for number Of days lacking employment:
Five feet Of water on tho Henry dam: Thirteen fcos
and II inches Of water tho mitor-Hill Of lock 16.
OANA1. OFFICE. CHICAGO, May 29.-ARn1vED-Nanle
Leaf, Jolipt 7TG65 1bs empty barrels Monarch, Lock
port 1os goo iba moat, 800 hrls llour Cayuga Lock
port 1000 bu oats K1,l several boat-loada OF stone.
C1.EAnED-panet, Henry, TAT tons iron GO grind
stones; Montrca nlorris, o. 097 1t lumber 8600 1ah
aud sovornt Btoue-boatR light.
, 1873-05-30

NEw yonx, May ?9.-nEEvEsa receipts,
LAG cara, or 2340 head, making 2,840 Binco Monday,
ngainBt q 700 tho time Inst week. Quality fair.
Tho mnrlot s oxtremcly dull, with downward teud-
ency. At cast Is carloads remain unsold. Tho best
native steers brought 12dgs1211o; ordinary to good,
11@12c common to fair Tcxnus, 0@10o. Sales iu-
cludo: 10 Illinois steers, 0Hta7 owt, Ike;
cars, 6A1GN cwt, 11h@l1Hc; ; 7 cars, OF cwt l1A@
lahc; ears. oK@sA ovt, 11H@1s3<c; q cars, %
head premium; cars, cwt, 1:&9l2Xe; cars. cwt,
1lN@12c; and II cara Texans, 6l(@5A cwt, 9Gl0o.
Tho demand for drceued beef is light, and Balos allow,
at 7N@0c for Texan, and 9M@l06c for natives.
CALvEs-Iaeccipts since A1onday, 1900. Tho market
closes oasicr with slight decline. Veal calves, GH@
10c, including $50 Western at 898Hc.
SliERr AND LaMps-necoiptH to-day, II cars, or
1881 head making $50 alnco Monday against $500
the same time last week. Tho market WINS weak and
allow for ahcared at 51l@gHc, but fair for spring
lambs at 10k 9l4c -Four cars Teaas Rhecp, received
since Monday, sold tho leg ut $2.50@325 per head
Sales to-day Include car spring 1ambs ay 58 bs at
Ito; car, av % lba, 1870; nv 63 Lbs, at
car, nv At Lbs. at 1870; alHo car Ohio sheep, 88
ba at Go car, av ~ lbs, ut and car, ay 88 lbs,
at exc.
BWNE-noceipta 500, making 13,700 ainco Mon
day. against l., 500 tho time last week. Slaught-
crors lad enough hogs by direct CONSIGNMENT, aud did
not care to purchase tile few carloads offered hero
aliye. Dealers quote good corn. fed at 55@hsio.
Dressed are IN fair demand at reduction Of k3Hc,
closing steady ut oiS97hc.
, 1873-05-30
Tho distractions Placed by tho Nail-
VntlkcB & St. ruNl 1Ru1lHvny Cons
rany In the Mi8GlsEippl River.

From tho Lacrosse {llIs.} Democrat, Nay 2a.
Tho LaCrosso Liberal Democrat is IN receipt
OF intelligence from Milwaukee, to tho ofeot
that Mr.. Wobh, United States District Attorney
for the Western Wisconsin District, who resides
ut Grand Rnpida, hns roeoiYoa Instructions from
tho Secretary OF War to commence action at
ouce agaiuut tho milwaukee, 4 st. Paul Rnil-
way Company, to compel tint Company to re-
move the obstruction which tlloy have placed
in tho Migsiasippi River at tho head OF hlnne-
sofa Island. two miles above Lacrosse, by which
they intended, It s alleged. to eause the channel
to run on the Minnesota aide, and loayo tho City
Of LaCrosso half milo from, navigsble water.
Tho reports Of the engineers who wore sent
oughly examined tllo ol'struetionH, hayo toen
soilt to the United states District Attorney, and
ho will proceed at once against tho Modoo cor
poration. .
, 1873-05-30
MYSTERIOUS.


Murder of a Servnnt-tsfrl by Unknown
Parties.
CLEVELAND, Ohio May 20.-Tho body of
young woman, who had beon employed aH eor-
want In the family Of Mira. @. II. Donzor. wnB
found this morning in q vacant lot at tic corner
Of Euolid avenue and Konnnrd street. Tlo girl
had evidently boon Btranglcd to death, as pioco
Of brown ailk, tvietod With strip Of whito cot
ton CLOTH, WIS found tiod tightly nround hor
nook. partios living in tho neighborhood OF
about ooolook they Hoard q scream
md anw a man running from tho lot whore tho
body was found. THO doceaaed cnno to this city
sonlo tlmo ago from Cincinnati. silo waB callnd
"6uale." hor full narno being unknown. Tho
Coronor's Jury rendered q vordiot that Bfo cnnlo
to her donth at tho hnndH Of somo person or per-
eollB unknown,
, 1873-05-30
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Now York Financial Nc1vs.

Now York EfM1sl1cin1 MOVIE.
NEW YoHx, Nfny 20.-Monoy was easy ut 7@5 por
cent, closing ut tho lattor..
Btorliug rulal dull aud unchanged.
Gold w1a firm during tho muruinR at 11BA@118H,
but lowor In tho afternoon ut 11BSGS118h. Loaa 40
per cent for carrying, and a for borrowing Clear
ings, s7a, 900. Tneasury disbursements, 9195oo9.
Customs receipts. s976 900.
GovernnlGnts were dull but firm.
State bonds wero weak.
Stocks ruled quiet, except Pacific Malt md Union
Pacific. Tho former waB active eud weak, selling
from A down to A0t, closing with slight rally.
Union Pacific also quito active ut 26al@27S, clos
!ng At as open,ns rato 255 wessern un.op deelined
tho fluctuations wore only A@k por cent. The who1o
market waB flrnor In tho htal dealings, with IN
average improvement Of II.
To-morrow is general holiday.
Tho steamship 6iofa took $9A, 900 In silver barB.
The Government sold 81 900 0Uo In guild ut 1l840 to
11e42.
, 1873-05-30
Deciston of an Important Election
Question:.

aignod by all tho Judgeg Of tho Supreme Court,
1Yas todny eont to Gov. Straw to tho ofroot that,
whom Town Clork's record and return Of votes
for Representative In Congress- Is according to
ornur md Council nro not authorized to require
tho Clorz to amond his record and correct m
error III tho count. This opinion Of tho Judgea
will elect Al1btiu T. Pike, OF Franklin, to CON-
gross from tho Second District
, 1873-05-30

mcas,,res eloven incllon in 1ongth-tho othor
tl,roe nine inches oao,.
Tho announcement Of tito catoling Of the Bliad
produced considerable oxoltcmont among those
Interested in plBoictlture md tho honorable Both,
when ho Hnw tho shal this foronoont folt like OK
ulting.
We liavo no theories to advance on tha hnb-
ieot. and eontont ourselves In nEnonnolnB that
alad-growIng in tho donoaoe and Lake 0ntarlo
1p an oatablBhod faot.
, 1873-05-30

BALTIMORE, May -OArrLr-The market opened
fairly actiyo and closed dull Mt decline Of 1<YAc.
Vory eest on aalo to-day, 01671so: that generally
quality, 6@69fo. Receipts. 1,o32 salos, 04o.
l1oos-h1arket fairly actlya ut decl!Mo Of ko. Corn
fcd 7N@7Ac; stillors, T@7Ao; receipts, D,242.
sl1EEl:-Were fairly active md advanced No; COIL
ceirta, $500.
, 1873-05-30

New YouK, May eo-Tho briskness of tho retail
trade hua crcatod Q botcr tobh1g demand, but tho
distribution Ia atilt limited. Tho commission agsnta
are very quiet except in woolonB, which arc takon
moro freely by tue clothing taao Brown and blcachsd
Corset jca1s are dull and lower Androscoggin, To-
poso, Naulnkcag, and Koaraago arc quoted 1t l4o !;
Hamilton, lilo; Newmarket, 70; ana AmoHkoag a%c
lnts lnios aud another large Job lot will sool bo
placed oA tho marAek. Foro!gn gootls arc quiet.
, 1873-05-30

HARTFORD, Conn.,, May 2o.-1n tho Lower
House Of tile LeglHlaturo tho Constitutional
Amendment, providing for one Capital, and that
to bo ut Hartford, passed. by 1870 to %. Tho
nmondnont now goes to the people for nlorso-
ment.
, 1873-05-30
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
D, APPLETON & CO.,
$40 s. D51 Broadway, N. T.,
Publish This Dnys
Tho Coal Regions Of America }

Their Typography. Geology and Development. With
uo!ornd Unoloztcal Mnp Of ponnsylvanfas a Railroad
tho Counttos in tho states containing Goal, l5 full.
pnRo and 20 smaller Illustrations. Uy JAMEH Mao
TAnLANE. 4. NJ. lhaudsomo voluno. Bso, 700 paGos.
Cloth, $5i loathot, SO.
Tho wrtor Of this work has beon for xtoon yoars ao
tyely employed In largo coal business. being tho gon-
ora agon OF tho coal companion In Toga, Iycong, and
Bradford OounttcB, ronnsylvnna. tho largest snglo b
luminous ooAlmlnfnR organization In tho unltcd atatcr
Tho book lo has prepared s that 1as boon mitch
noodod, giving. in popular form and in butuobsiko
way, largo amount Of sonnd and solid information
regard 10 nl tho ooAods OF tho unlted Btates bys-
omatloally arranged. proper account In first given Of
tho Anthracite Regions Of pounsysanla, but tho main
portion Of tho work "a on tho bltaInoua and sontbur
nous regions.
, 1873-05-30

NEW YORK.
NEW YonK. May 2o.-corros-1n worry limited ra-
Quess mlldling npland, lD1{o.
DarlnaruTFs-Flour dull recolrss $4,000 hr|a;
super Weatorn aud State, f5.70@a.aO; common to
good extra, 99.7607.l6 good to choice, $7l0GSBes;
whtte Whest extras Ss.:010.40; Ohio oxtras, $Gas@
, 1873-05-30
Fnt1tI Boiler Explosion

Special Dafatch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
DErno1T, May 2A-Tho boiler of stogons y
Gridley's shinglo mill, East Saginaw, exploded
ths orng eompotcy wrockng THREE boi,ers
Ing Robert Seymour, md seriously injuring nino
pthcrp,
, 1873-05-30
More f.fyoruoOl Hfen1na1alnN.

From ths Ne.o DrleaHs PtcayH,ie, March ~.
Atosars. N. D. spartal Il Co., OF Liverpool,
write to Mr. L. j. Highly aud Mossgs. A. D.
, 1873-05-30
SPECIAL NOTICES.


Although tho mother Of ayras Of beautiful Howors is
apt to staa tho from tho ohdokB of those who
posed to Its ety BREATH At this Season, IT thero any
Of disease In tho aystan the hoat is pretty
dovolop thesu. Tho htous tho dyspapo, tho uervous
tho dobited euor at this period Of tho year tnn
at any other Thcy therefore, roquro inyigorating
aud regulating medicine. and this desidsratn has buen
pncod within tho reach Of all tu tho form Of Iustettor
Stomach Blttora+ 10 recount tho Of this Invaluable
preventive and remedy, ko repeating familiar
fact that has boom notorious everywhere for many many
yoars. Who doos not know that dyspepss, bioua dis.
ORDERS constipation, diasrhmal affections, raeumstiam
nervous complaints, kidney dtsturbanccs and coustit.
tional Weakness In both Ba1o rseyod aad radically
ourad by this powesIul ge n1osh
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Elementary Treatiso on. Nat
r. g, 1lral Philosophy. :

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JUST PUBLISHED !,
PART +. Mechanics, IIydrcstattcs, and pn0umatlcs.
11srnted by 18 Er9rhFings On Wood, and Coiorcd
Plate Prteo, &l.75 -
PART II. Haat. illustrated by ISL Engsayngs on
Wood. Price. $1.76+
Pant III. ELECTRICITY and Magnetism. Illustrated BY
Q41 EnRsavnRa Wood and UoIorod PlAta. l vol.
BEo. %l7b. 49,,
, 1873-05-30
4 SUGGESTIVE COMMENTARY
Saint Paul's Epistle to. the
Romans: J:

With Critical md Homiloics1 Notes. By THOMAS Ron.
1ssoN, DID. 4 vols, 1etno. Cloth. Price; 80.
This II tho frat attatnpt to- publish In this country
commentary tho Scriptures for in tho 1ectnre
prlntea from ths London od!tlen Of work Written y
aocass TO library Of ninety 1.-Two thousand soumos
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Columbia Music Store
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PiaL0s. Organs and Si.lodcoEe TuLrd and
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CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK,
CoLU RlA. :. c.

Pre:e'.t CaPi.ai, $50 Geo
.iuNorized ["FH0', si0I I0u
OFFICERS.
JOHN B PALMER. preeideI;.
4. G. BKENlIEN, Cashier.
Z. y. G. BUTT. Assistant Cashier.
TENHIS BANK will soon occupy it's magnfi-
4 cent three-story and Mansard Roof build
ing, now in course of construction on the
corner Of Plain and Richardson etreets, hnt
for The present will do business ut its old
Banking House. opposite tho Columbia Hote
general Banking business transacted. Ger.
tifcates OF Deposit, bearing Interest at the
rate OF Seven per cent. per annum. issued.
Notes, Bills OF Exchange and other evidences
OF debt DISCOUNTED, and money loaned on col
laterals. Stocks, Bonds, Gold, Silver bought
and sold. Drafts on all the prominent cities
in tho United States bought and sold.
DIREcToRs-Jss. E. Black, John D. Palmer,
F. W. McMaster. R. D. Sem. (of r. D. Sem <
Son. g. ". Beardon, tof Copeland l. Bear.
dong Dc r. I: Bryan, y. 9. swaflield, !oi r. d
Samuel MCGOWAN, Abbeville; James q. Rion,
WlhnsDoro. Feb
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Greenville and Columbia Railroad

E@ kza ESH MTEaE2 PASSE NGE Il
&& ~ 3E2 saSf3esss2 S4e@ssxsH2 TRAINS run daily,
Sundays excepted, connecting with Night
Trains on South Carolina Railroad uI and
down; with Trains going North and sor,i on
Charlotte, Colu nDia and Augusta ard vii
mington Columbia and Augusta Railroads
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anteed.
BACOE--Shouldere, 81 cents per pound.
Bacon-Clear Rib, ocents per pound; clear
10 cents por pound.
Bacon-Smokod. Clear, 10 cents per pound.
HAMS. 12a cents per pound; New Sugar
Cured, IS cents per pound.
BUTTER-Fine Mountain. % cents per
pound.
Butter-Finest Goshen As cents per pound
CHEESE-Crcam,2 % cente per pound; Eng-
lieh Dairy. Is cents per pound.
MACkEREL, Extra Eeadiess Mess, 10
cents.
FLOUR, New Family. $40 per barrel.
Flour, New Extra. I'll per bsrrcl.
MOLASSES, 35 cents per gallon.
SYRUPS, SO cents to 90 cents per Eallor.
SUGAR-Dcmarara, II to II cents per
pound.
New O-leans SUGAR, II cents rcr pound
B and CSugars, u! cents per pound
Sugars. u cent : per pound.
Crushed Su gas, - ceLts per pound.
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IS

As shown by saieu-proyed by sworn r.tt,rns
70 the owners OF tho principal Sowing Ma.
chine Petents-which last year amounted to
N9,758 Machines, nine out OF ten Of them
BENG for family use. This is over As, 600
any other company during tho same period, |,
and over one equarter OF all the Machines
sold in 1872. These enormous sales are
oWing to the long:tested merits OF the SING
Eh Machines, which meet the wants OF the
public In superiority and simplicity of con
strnction, and capability for great variety
and excellence Of work.
THE SINGER MANUFACTURING co.
j. P. LIGON, Agent. Now
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Change Of Gchedule.
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD COMPANY,
COLUMBIA, g.. O., October 10, 1878.

Change Of Echedule.
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD COMPANY,
COLUMBIA, q. O., October 10, 1878.
- @ j S to ohanIEssefs ra Inso fsSaeasls sf9set ns
and after Sunday, l9Ih instant:
Mali. AND PAssENaER TRAIN.
Arrive at tOharleston'at... a. 20 pm
Leav Charleston at.................9 600 am
Arrive at Columbia at. s. 90 pm
NIGHT EXPRESS, FREIaHTAND AocoMMopATior
TRAIN, [sundays e1cepted.]
LeaveOolumbia. .7.15 p m Arrive. $50 N
Arrive Charleston 7.10pm Leave. GAS m
Camden Train will run Monday, w edneeday
and Saturday, as follows:
Leave Columbia at t................. 1.5O pm
Arrive at Camden at. 6.S5 pm
Leave Camden at..... 600 am
8. B. P1oKINs. General Ticket Agent.
Wilmington. Columbia and Augusta r
GENERAL PASSENGER DEPART,
COLUMBIA, 8. O., October "a 1873.
N Whf Viii be btoalowipE operated scnedaIs on ana
after Sunday October &c:
GOING NORTH. TRAIN NO. 2. TRAIN NO. 4
Leave Columbia. II 40 a nj sos n
Florence. .......t4 4Opm 2.10a m
Arrive Winning ts m l5 s25s
No. Train makes close come ction, uia
Richmond, to all points North. arriving New
York 6 40 A.. n. No. Train makes cloee
connection, ria old Bay Limo and a!co Rich.
mond, 10 nll points North arriving New York
425P NJ.
GOING SOUTH. TRAIN 10. /. TRAIN NO. 8
Leave Wilmington. 100 M 1910 p M
EE1Iominston E1onenGss ia 7S 80 80 IN m 7'a5 a5 m
Arrive Columbia ..... 1915 pm 90 a m
Making close connections at Columbia for
all points South and West. Through tickets
sold and baggage checked to all principal
points. Pullman palace slcepers on all night
E. Il. DORSEY,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
JAS. ANDERSON, General Sup't.
The Short Line Schedule.
CHARLOTTE, COLUMBIA u AUGUSTA II. r. Co.,
COLUMBIA, S. c.. October "a, 1873.
@ Ger rHs seheaals ie!1sing nI, fassse. na eeo
rated on and after SUNDAY, tho 2Cth inst
GOING NORTH. Train No. 2. Train No.
Leave AAngIsts;;;; !gT;ssa;;;o 90 IN Apr M
SatasyiIo SatnsHTallo 9 3s I'm I'M - 5aa p
Columbia. 58am 9s7pm
Chester. ......... 1923 pm 2.2S q nj
Arrive Charlotte. -. .t7.06 pm *5.15 m
NO. Train makes cloen connection. ria
New York at GAO A. H.; also, uia Raleigh
and Old Bay Line. arriving at New York at
4.25 T. N: No. Train makes close connec-
ton, pia Richmond, to all points North, ar
IlVlnR aG NOW 1Ork at 4.Zo L. nj.
aoI1a SOUTH. Train No. /. Train No. 3
Leave Charlotte. 100 am 9.10p M
Chester. ........ 954 q m 11.38 p M
Columbia. .i2.4S pm $40 M
Batesville.. .4.57 pm 5.43 m
Graniteville. .f715 pm *7.48 m
Arrive Augusta. .8.05 pm S.45 a m
*Breakfast. tDinnor. tSupper.
South bound Trains connect at Augusta
for all points Soutl, and West. Through
tick cts sold and baggage checked to all prin-
cipal points. as- Sleeping cars on all Night
Trains. T. r. DORSEY,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
JAMES ANDERSON, General Sup't.
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A knowledge OF our duties is the most
useful philosophy.
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COFFEE, Rio. 25 cents per pound.
Laguayra Coffee, 30 cents per pound
pound.
Parched Coffee, IS cents Fer FOUND
BLACK TEA, famed for its rich flavor, 81
per pound.
Green Tea, new and choice, 81 per pound.
Fine Old Corn Whiskey. 50 per ga,lon
"A full line OF CAKES and CRACKERS,
direct from tho manufacturers. from TO
II cents per pound.
Atmore's celebrated MINCE MEAT,
SOUSED PIGS FEET,
New BEEF TONGUES
Smoked BEEF.
New BUCKWuEAT
OAT MEAL, from Scotland.
New GOLDFISH.
Cracked WHEAT
CANNED GOODS, CT Tie cho:ccs, brands,
in endless variety
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South bound Trains connect at Augusta
for all points Soutl. and West. Through
tick cts sold and baggage checked to ell prin-
cipal points. H5- Sleeping cars on all Night
Trains. 4. r. DORSEY,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
JAMES ANDERSON, General Sup't.
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3AAkb AO NO4LA0xu
mail opens $50 A. NJ, 8 P. NJ; closes
II A. NJ, 6 P. NJ. Charleston opens s
A. NJ, $50 P. NJ; closes 8 A. NJ, 6 P.
NJ. Western opens A. NJ, IL. 2.3OP. NJ. :;
closes 6, 1.30 P. III. Greenville opens
6.45 P. NJ; closes G A. NJ. Wilmington
opens4 P. NJ; closes 1890 A. NJ. On
Sunday open from q 80 to 3. BOP. NJ.
DEATH OF GEN. HARDEE.
General William J. Hardee died at
Wytheville, Va, Thursday morning.
The Columbus (Ga.) ,Smn contains q
brief sketch Of his life. "Gen. Hardee
was born ia this State, in the year 1919.
No officer has served with more distino.
tion in the place allotted to him in life
than the deceased General. He was
promoted to the rank of Lieutenant.
Colonel of cavalry in the United States
army for gallant conduct in the Mexican
war, and when the army was re.orRan.
lied, he was appointed major of the
regiment Of which our dearly beloved
and deeply lamented chieftains, Albert
Sidney Johnston and Robert E. Lee
were. respectively, Colonel and Lieute-
nant-OOlonel. Gen. Hardee was also the
author OF the well-knOwn military work,
.Hardee's Tactics He joined tho Con
federate cause in January, 1861, and
was appointed Brigadier- General.
For bravery at Shiloh he was promoted
to Major. General, and to q Lieute-
nant-General for his gallantry at Perry
vile. He was in command at Charles
ton just before the surrender, and
closed his military career with the sur
render of Gen. Johnston. Since then
Gen. Hardee has been on his plantation
In Alabama. Thus, one by one, our
war-worn veterans. that withstood the
shock OF battle as do the rocks OF Gi.
braltar the fury OF the sea, or the giant
oaks the terrible strength Of the hurri.
cane, sink beneath the powerful hand of
time. To her late noble son, the peo-
pie OF the Empire State Of the South
breathe prayer for his eternal repose."
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