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Memorial proccpilinus by tho Santo
Authorities.
gpecia, Dispatch to 71he Chicago 7ri5ufs,
BOSTON, Juno 0.-To~tay the State Goycrn-
mont paid its ofllcial tribute Of respect to tho
memory Of Ohnrlos Sumner, Tho Grafton Of
AIr. George Willtam Curtis Is tho third already
delivered III this city on tho Hamo thon1e, tho
first being by Congressman Elliott, Of Soutl,
Oarolina, on tho invitation Of the colored oiti-
IONS, and tho second by Senator schurz, on tho
invitation Of tlo City Government. To-tlny,
Music Hall waa elaborntely decorated In rich
mourning drnperioa, and n profuBon Of fiowerH.
The audience was quite distinguished In
the number Of local colebrities, Us on
the occasion Of Henator scl,urz'a oulogy,
but tlloro wore fewer noted persons
character OF tho audience was tho more numer--
ouH presence Of 1adioH today. The hall was
crowded as bofore.
THE PREPARATORY EXERCISES.
Tho exercises preparatory to tho Grafton wore
hour. There was first an organ voluntary; then
chant by the Tomple Quartet Of Rhodes music,
to tho words. f" Remember now thy Croator tn
tho days Of thy youth" thon q long aud
earnest prayer by the Rov. james Frooman
0AAAASs AAtu4 h44lGA ~1nAA AtuuRt bHIlA
tho aria, ~ know, that my Rodoumer llyotl,."
Prof. ]. ". Churchill, Of Andovor, read .
poem written for the occasion by Whittier.
Adelaide Phillips tl,on sang an aria, after
which ex-Gov. a. Il. Bnilooh's briof Introductory
roma,lss moved the audience to applause.
Ml.. OunTIs' ADDRESS.
1Gr. Curtis occupied two hours In tie delivery
of his oulogy, every portion Of which was listened
to with rapt attention, and many of its eloquent
passages woro received with enthusiastic f,la1l-
dts. Tho orator gave loss attention to tho life
Rnl caroer Of Simmer than Senator ScLurz, but
llc developed with dlstinctnosa tho specially
strong points Of his character as man and a
statesman, md enforced tho lesson Of high ex-
ample with great powcr of statement and ap-
peal.
The Grafton WIS Il,
MORE AnT1aTroALLy FINISHED
t1lnn That of Senator Schurz, and, although he
lat hiH manuscript before Him. he was not ool,(ln
ed to it 10 closely, and the defamation vas con-
aequeutly characterized by groator froodom OF
action. That it WAS graceful, impressive, and
charming is n matter OF COURSE. because Ii waa
the uttoranco of A1r. Curtis. At its conclusion
tho applause WAS hearty and long-oontinued.
Another hymn was sung by the aHartetto, and
Yhis evening AIr. Curtis Gas ontortaIued ut 4
banquet, givon by the Committee OF tho Loglg-
lature, ut clio Reyoro House. -
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bridges were washed OUT aud large extont OF
country tributary to Ottor Crock was completely
flooded: Fences wero blown down and washed
away, and IN many caBes, in Which tho highway
waa linod with willows and poplar treeB, the ell-
from tho Hamo
Sneciai Dispdtch to The Chicago Tribune.
DEs MONIES, H.. juno 0.-A heayy hail storm
ablc da,nngo ia reported to crops and fruit. Tho
extent Of tho damage Is not yet ,Iowr. Following
tho storm woro series Of heavy showers, which
washed tho stroctn ana ooyl'llelds, causing great
damage,
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At COlllylltle1Hs o.

CoLuM1,us, O., Juno "a fire, this afternoon,
entirely destroyed Lovejoy'a planing-,niil and
houses. Iovojoy's loss Ia estimated at from
oil, 900 to $2D, ,000, on which tlore waa no inaur-
a1co Tho loss from, tho burning OF the dwell:
ing bouaos will be nbout 9s0, 700 mostly covered
by insurance in Iocal companies. Tho fire origi-
,latod In the planing-mill III pile OF Rhayiugs,
atorod cloao to tho boiler for fuel.
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Mt Grnsvfortlsvallc. ,Tnsl.

CnAwronpsyILLr, 1nl,, Juno "a large fro
occurred hero lust night, by which damages to
the amount Of 500, ,000 wero Bustainod Of which
Doherty 4 AIoLo!la,.d, carriage- manufacturers,
aud Ran ! Mahoney,, agricultural dealers, loss
about 325, 900; insured to the amount of 100000.
The fro ii supposed to havo boon tho work Of M
inccndiary, and Id tho largest TINT oyor occurred
lorn,
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BASE BALL.
SIr1tna u4 Aria Nr1Fa


HpecfaI Uispatch 10 The CAtcaqo Tribune.
HARTFORD, Conn.,, Juns 9.-The geme boz
tween the HartfordB and Atlantics was called ut
$3.50, tho Harttords at tho bat. From tho fact
tint the Atlantics had twice dofeated the Bog-
tons, considerable WIS expected, and large
crowd was in attendance. The game started OF
brisk, the Hartfords being blanked three times.
the Atlantics making two in tho second inning.
In tho fourth tuning tho Haytfords scored six
aud blankea tho visitors. From this limo the
Hartfords kept nddiug to their score, blank
ing tho visitors nearly every time. the
tho Ilartfords Farrow had lis thumb smashed
in the sixth iuni,g, and retired to the field,
West taking his placa behind the bat. This mis-
Imp dlsorgauized tho Atlantics, and their play
the last halt of the game was not very sharp.
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SYRACUSE, N. T., June y.-Ono coacll OF an
excursion train jumped tho track ut Lebanon
Hollow. last ovos'ing, aud thirty poreous wcro
mora or less sevorely wounded.
ptT1Hnuldlr. pa Juno v.--Iast night about
10 o'clock Luz third ind fourth aoottous Of the
froa!glit train on tho pittaburg, Washington d.
baltimore Railway collided with the rcar Of thu
Pa., oaunod by train broakiug in two, and rutt~
ming bno1 bofore tho tlagmon could, give warn
ins. Tho ongi,soor, named Hustled, was killed.
by boing caught betwoon tho engine nnd tondor,
whilo jumping Off. Tho fireman had an n1na
bru]iou
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CASUALTIES.


Special Diapnich 10 1hu EI,ctt9o Tribune
dent uceurrod at thu Stnnton staft Of tho fol,xh
& Willtnyharre Ooal Company yesterday afters
noon Tic Stanton shaft IL a mile away from
tho fires Mt tho Kfeltlor slopo but is on lower
Lowell, md connected with tito Hnmo by gnng-
ways antl tho wafer from tl,e burning nineH l,as
rim Into tile Stanton mino, THUS stopping work.
Yesterday James williams, n Welcilman. was
boMB lot down to ASCERTAIN II tho water was
e1at3MIg t1'a 3Itg whom ha limp osn,e in contact VIII
lowot, hurlinE Williams Gun foot to tho bottom
nf Tho Hlaft, into twenty-five foot Of wator.
Willie efforts woro heing nalo 10 recover .hs
toiy the wife and children Of the unfortunate
itlai1 filled tile nlr with their lamentations.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

WEAK LuN0a AMR oRuEILY RAuKED, AND
THE CENTRAL STRENGTH GRADUALLY VAST
KI, BY A PERSISTENT, DEEP.sEATED CouGlt<
WHICH Dir. JAyNlia EXPECTORANT MAY Dm
RELIED ON TO CURE. YOU WILL pERIYk GER
TAIN BENEFIT FROM IT ALSO, IF TA0UDLEn
WITH EITHER ASTHMA OR DRQN0tllTta.
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,rko Reign Df Terror In Williamson
County,

NUtIRIy4
Correspondence II The chicago Tribune,
CAnnoNpA1r, ILL.,, Juno 8.-An odious md al
nlcBt bloody spirit III rampant In Williamson
County, ,Tliich crops out III tic farm Of nssng-
Binalionp, nloug to highways, In lilo folds. Md
amid lilo gloon, Of the forest. Tile falntiios
mostly ongagca in tho sangr,lrary foud nre being
rapidly tlnod, while ,iun'l'orA aro lowing for
nmong tic sayanoa than wtero tlioy arc. THO
onl III not yot. Dlool, blood, blood, ia atill lilo
cry. The horrors Of rctgn Of terror are Il,
cyory house,
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THE CHICAGO DAILY rR1BUNE WEDNESDAY JUNE TO- 1874

Norris, WHO murdered and robbed 4 f1atboAth,an
on bay MI Macon, about month ago, qForo taken
from the WlnneBboro Jail Saturday night, BY
thirty disguised mon and hing.
No verdict yot in tho Grant-pnriab caBos, Tho
opinion is that tho Jury will fail to agree
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ITALY.

ROME, June o.-The Pilgrims from tho United
Btatcs, accompanied by loo American Catholic
residents Of Rome. proceeded to the Vatican to-
day and were received By the Pope. bishop
Dwenger introducing them, expatiated on tho
devotion Of the Catholics Of the United States
to the Holy Father. Honestly loving liberty,
they heartily condemned tho tyrannical perBocu-
tioiB Of the Church by tyrants false to liberty
and estranged from God.
DR.. Theard spoke briefly in tho eamo spirit.
The Pope replied that amid tho darknes8 which
eneompaseod the world this manifestation
was q ray Of light. The onomios OF tho Holy
Church were humorous. It WaB great conAola-
tion to look. upon the Now World, where tho
true faith had 30 narvolous1y developed ~ to
require the frequent creation OF q new diocese.
Still false religion prevailed in a largo part Of
thst continent, and lYe must constantly pray for
the restoration Of all to the truo faith. Tho
pilgrims then advanced, one By. ono, and aiaHed
the pope's hand, and presented tho gifts they
had brought from America. After q most inter-
esting interview, tho pilgrims Withdrew, deeply
impressed.
fhcY propose on future occasion, to present
an album containing tho signature OF each
membor Of the pilgrimage. On Thursday next
tho entire party will receive communion from
tho hands Of the Pope.
8 LONDON, June 0.-Tho Times, In an article on
the American pilgrimage to Rome, Expresses sur
prise that a race priding itself on it's shrowd-
noss and. precision Of thought should, in
dulge such antiQuated superstttionH. Possibly
nfter contrasting tho deeolatlon and wreck Of
the Int Papai States with the cultivation and
% fertility OF America the omino1tly practical
people, accustomed to Judge OF institutions by
their roaults, will find their minds diHabused.
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OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

QURENsTowN, june 0.-HEoan8hlp ChlnR, from
New York. las arrived.
NEW YonK, Juno B-Arrivel- -Steamehip
India, from Glasgow; Douan, from Bre1non.
QuEENnToWN. Juno 0,-steamer ueela, from
DoBton, has arrived.
LIVERPOOL, 3uno 0.-The steamships City OF
ParlH aud Rheims, from New York, have arrived
out.
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FIRES.
E1s Now Y0rlk Oily.

NEW YoRK Juno GA fro broke out this
morning III tho building Mt the northwest corner
of Washington ana Warren strcots, occupied as q
woodon7are, cortlage, mid niatcl, mannlactory.
and extending to No. a7s Washington Htroot, and
calAca q total loHs Of $40. .0Q0.
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RUTLAND Vt, june D.-Annio Fricze's house
hero. waa brrnod thiH morning, and the body Of
a woman who was dragged from tho flames was
found covered With asa6-wo,1ils. No traces nre
to DO found Of tho money or jowe1ry which stle
WIS known to posseas.
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WATERFOWL, MASS, LIVESTOCK MARKET

WATYnrowN, Muas., June p.--1lE.y CATTLE-1le-
ceIpty 6Ol head best oxen ranged Ut l0c dressed
Weight market beof $9 oDa0 46 for e1ira &76g{aR26
for hrst quality; to.ooa726 for second ssto@6.7o
for third.
sMEEp AND IAMps-neccnts, Tot; aales III lots Ut
at f4iQ0(3o,60 eApA; extra, tG,QQGa.16.
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ny 1,yd1 nna a It was very ctedtabls thing, II hs
!, aaw thoir Najostlea lately at a erand party
givcn on hoard The Dcnooia. and on tl,at occasio1
Hlie looked Quoon Of whom hor husband miuht
aurely bo proud. '" ''''""'
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MOROCCO.

LONDON, June "a dispatch from Morocco
Says fifty of tho Sultans troupA wnro killed aud
wounded In the attack OH tho City OF F4z.
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SPAIN,

: LONDON, June 8.--A letter to the Times, from
vittolin, says: MarAhul Conchn is moving against
tho Carlsts In Navarro, With every ayailable
man.
Con. Dorregaray, the commander Of tho Carl
istB, IL in good position. -
= LONDON, Juno 9.-Tho Times this morning in
an editorial artiolo, commenting On tho conn,,l-
ncation recently sent to various powers By The
Spanish Government, Gays: tit Ia hint that
the time approaches when the Spanish doyorn-
znent must bo received within tho palo Of
nations on terms Of equality. II It be proved
that tho Carlist Generals arc incapable Of keep
Ing the enemy at bay in Blscay and Navarro, tile
insurreotion is likely to collapse. The limits
Of tho Oarlist Rtrength on 4Car!!Bt
ground are now pretty well defined, and
when the National army reaumcs operations
it IL not likely to encounter eireotual resistance.
These moro cheerful prospects Justify the Bpan-
ish Government In milking an appeal to the pub.
liz opinion OF the world. Should sorrano maill-
tain himself and constitute q atable deiacto
Government, We know OF no reaHon why it
should not be recognized aa we'll AZ A1acMailon'e.
MApR1p. June 8.-Latest adyiees from tho
scene of war In tue North atato that tho Carlist
forcos arc concentrating in entronched positions
about Puenta LA Roiua. Tho main body Of the
Republican army 10 it'll at Logrono. Tho
weather il stormy, which delays tho battle. The
Cnrlst diversion towards Aragon WAS frustrated
by the Republicans.
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4 Good Word for the Serrano Gov
ernment.
Reasons Why 1t Should Be Recognized
in c Europe.
No More Suffering from. Famine
" in india.
Rumored Massacre Of 10000
Christians in China:
The American Pilgrims at the Vatican.
FRANCE.

FRANCE. -
pAn1s, June 0.-1lio Archbishop Handirait Is
dead.
PARIS, juno 9.-1n the Assembly to.dny, Ii.
Girotd, Deputy from the Department Of tho
Nievro, md member Of tho Left, rend docu-
mont which ho statea has bcen circulated dur
ing tho recent election in that Department. Tho
paper urges Bonapartiat officials to confer all
appointments In their gifts upon .reti1od
oillcerH. who aro in favor Of tho election
Of N. Dorgstne, the Eonapartist candidate, and
adds that tho Minister Of Finanoo, Ii. Magne
has furnished lists Of such officers to tho Gov
ernment.
II. Girerd demanded IN honest inquiry into
N. nouher dlaolalmed any knowledge Of tho
document, and lnsinuatol TINT it waa fictitious.
would disuusa the subject wlon the roaults Of
the investigation should bo presented to the AS
gombly.
II. dambostn accused ministers Aragno and
Cisaey OF complfcity in this discreditablo busl-
ness.
Tho Donapartst members Of tho Assembly in
dorBed N. Rouhef'a offer to discuss the mnttor
when investigated.
charges in rolation. to improper and fraudulent
contracts and appointments reported by tho
Committed on tho ucts Of tho 6eptonnat Govern
snent against III. Ganlbottn.
A. violent scene followed. hi QRmhetta re-
piled that he had always answered tho quostions
OF tho Committee, but did not admit tho right Of
s'wrotcheH," with which term he branded the
Bonapartists. to question him.
The tnmaft and ahouting which this roply pro-
voked, rendorod N. Rouher's rejohider tnaudi-
hle.. III. Buffet threatened to movo 4 vote Of
consuro on Ii. Gambetta for tho words ho bad
spoken.
After the sitting. NJ. Gambetta and his friend
were followed, rs they wero leaving tho Cham
bar. and fugulted by BOnapnrtist The occur-
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CHINA,

NEW YoRK. June 9.--Fronch pnpers publish
letter written by the Biahop Of Laranda. upon
tue massacre Of Christians at Tong King, China.
Tho Bishop eays TINT with his mission were
0O00 Christians, but 10 coo have been straugcd,
burned and drowned, and he adds TINT he hns
no hope of escaping martyrdom himself. This
startling Communication beara no date, but ia
generally credited in Franco.
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HCE-EHnLERA.

Cayrespon1c.ct u Tho Chtcago Tribune.
CARHoNnALE, Jackson Co., Ill, June B.--Tho
hugs It'll thia aud surrounding uuuntleB are being
rapidly tcciInntol by allolora, which lua become
opitlon;ca h1nny farlnera hayo lost their ontre
hortls, 1t resruotB noitller ago uor breed; MI
al|ko fall victims to itH terrible energy. 1'he
putrid, mngguty carcNsseH OF dead swine cross
tho trayelor'H pnth wherever he goes; aud tho
stencil Tint fills Ills ostrifB causoB him to wish
himBolf elsewhere Tho various nostrunls foated
upon tho f,srnorB III infalliLlo rometlioh hayo
thlA fur proved worthless. Tho foil destroyer
still continues Ills work with unaIatett fury,
leaving but few living hogs Aong ILLS ll''o u
march,
Tho Q.lcou of tho Sandwich Islands.
Tho now Queen Of llle Sandwich, islands, saya
n la,tor.writor III very attractive ono, think.
t emit INV whit kind Ut u aHenEAtlon she wouht
create III ipyton literary society, hut to ono nc
orut onlol 10 Hawaiian features lnd a1Sky Skins
ala mnEos Il worry poasng picture. Stle ~ nbout
III yonrW Of ugc, little above tho avorage logt.
nnrtiy III Iurso,,, Ailtl carrleu !lotHolt Will
.rmocnly dignity becoming llor station, Which
t[9ty s oiItirvy uatural to her, at 1t III to most
Of tllo liawaita. women. sho speaks 80 llttlo
mi language In company, NJ conversation IL
somewhat dialoult but hor bright, pleascd, in
to,ltgont expression. mnkos mp for Ercat deal
olso. She lind q reception Of tho Indies Of l1ono-
luu at tho paiaco few woeka ago, mud l,or man-
nurs woro worthy Of my lady II, The laud, while
lor drosa was simplicity Itself, bnt riol enough
to SHIT lor rank. II, hor younger daya Hla wab
u,,so to tho SOIL OF tho llreaollt Queen dowager
a1,l WIS sail to llo very beautiful. 1t was thou
tto,,sht that Kaakaua lowerod himself soulo'
what Il. marrying QUO below him In rank, but to
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THE .WEATHEF

:, THE WEATHER.
WARRINGTON, D. c., Juno 9.-For the Upper
Lake region and the Northwest. purity cloudy
weather, local ranH, easterly Or sonthorly winds,
lower temperature, and stationary or falling
barometer.
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
CuIOA0o. lima a.. 1A7&.
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TWO Murderer. gtYucNr"..
New ORLEANS, La, June IA. i. "n' I.
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Drs. Greene. LindIey'& Bentley's
Great Family Medicines.

NOMPOUND EXTRACT COKYDA-
~ LIS, the great vegetable alternative for
all diseases arising from impure blood.
DIR. GREENE'S FIT CURE, for the
cure OF Epilepsy, Fits, ,Spasms, and convul-
sions Of all kinds.
Medtcnted Honey. for Coughs, Colds,
bronchitis, Group, and all diseases OF the
lungs and air passages.
Neuralgia Specific, "a certain and speedy
cure Tor Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Nervous
Headache. and all nervous pains.
Wabash Valley Ague Cure. Containe
no 9uinine. A most positive remedy tor
Chills, Bilious Fever, and COM estions OF
Liver and Spleen. Acts like charm.
Prepared at the Laboratory, Charlotte.
Ny. For sale by W. G. FISHER,
NOV ~ tly Columbia. s. @.
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Piedmont Airline RaiIwa

E-ssr s.z Ey,la,aaAs. CONDENSED TiML
&2a5t tss.s s~~s t.isssis- ABLE, Echmond and
panvilic, hichmtnd and Danyilc Il. W., n.
L. DIVISION, and North Western \. e. II. ".
GO1NIi NORTH
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Greenvllle and Columbia Railroad
81 % RH sz2ssss rra1SS RAS sENSEI I9n 6.t;1
sunday excepted, connecting with Night
irains or Sonth Carolina RailiG & I'D ard
down; with Trains going North and South
on Charlotte, Colu ?'tia and Augusta and
Wilmington columbia AID Ausueta II ads
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Columbia and Aug R B
GENERAL PASSENGER DFpAET

EHhA IaSSCNGEK DEPART,
COLUMBIA, S. c., May lS 1874.
& 4s& 8 dnlo % viii sii1'lS@,ns be- opessted sehei
on and after this date:
GOING SoNTH. TRAIN 30 2 TRAIN no
Leave Columbia 90 m S45pm
Florence. ..... 312 25 pm 2lOam
arrive Wilmington.... 7.15 pm *7.15am
GOING SOUTH. TRAIN NO TRAIN NO 9
Leave Mllmington.... 500 m t6lOpm
Florence. ....... 4.00p nj l1.37 % M
AGrlVe Columbia. 9.55 nj 400 ~
IRAN NO. g from Colpubia is an accom-.
notation to Florence, and there connects
closely with N. E. Il. r., and at Wilmington
with ". d W. r. i. 10 all points North.
IRAN NO. from, Columbia is fast Ex.
press. making through come ctions, all rail.
North and South, and water limo connec
tions cid Portsmouth.
IRAN No. ]. from Wilmington, connects
closely at Florence with n. l.. r. X. for
Charleston, and is an accommodation train
thence to Columbia.
Train No. 3, from Wilmington, is fast
Express. connecting closely from and to all
points North and South. Through tickets
SOLO ana baggage checked to ali principal
pointe. Iullman palace t!ctpels IN night
traits. breakfast. tDinEcr. +Snrrcr.
accommodation Train No. 2 leaves Co.
.nmbia daily, Sundays excepted. Express
Train No. leaves Columbia every night.
JAS. ANDERSON, General Sup.
a. fcrE, Gen. Passenger aud 1ickctAgcnt
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Judge Cooke has sustained the re-
cent decision of Judge Green. to the
effect that legal notices and advertise
ments paid for from private funds may
be'published in any paper selected by
the person advertising, notwithstand.
ing such paper may not be one desig-
mated as an "ofioial" paper by the
State authorities. "OHicial" papers
apply only to such advertisements as
are paid for from State and County
funds. Lawyers may. therefore, order
all estate notices, referee sales and
sheriff sales to be published in this
paper, should they prefer it.
MAIL ARRANGEMENTS s.--NortherI
mail opens $50 A. NJ, 8 P. nj. CLOSES
ia. NJ. g PM. Charleston opens
A. NJ, $50 2. NJ. /; closes A. NJ, 6 P.
M. Western opens 6 A. NJ, 1890 P.
NJ; closes 6. 1.30 P. NJ. Greenville
opens 6.45 2. NJ. closes a. NJ. Viii.
mington opens P. n; closes 1890
A. M. On Sunday open from 2. 80 to
$50 P. Nj.
The Chicago Inter- Ocea,f makes the
following odious comparison for the
benefit of the Northern bond holders ::
"Shylock was contractionist, hard
money man, a cent. per cent. politi.
cian. !. he believed in the protection OF
capital. even to the extent of cutting a.
pound OF flesh from nearest the heart
of poor Antonio. He was in favor of
specie payments. and didn't want any
rascally Christian loanipg money at
low rates and depriving him of the
exorbitant interest which he would
otherwise obtain. The Shylocks are
plentiful nowadays, but they should
take warning from the fate Of their
predecessor, and be careful that they
are not caught In the same unfortunate
trap that closed upon him."
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Change ct Schedule

SoCTH CAROLINA EAlIRoAr CoMr..y
CoAUlBIA, 5. G., October is. 1873
SsSs @S TFf EHst$SeS+s;. Change Schu,ul.
andaitel sunday 10th inetant:
NAH. AND PASSLHGLE T..al&
Arrive at Charleston Ut 4 DOW
Leave tCEarlestonsat.. ....... :. . G.Ot pm
irrivcat Coinmbia at 6C0irm
NIGHT EXPRESS. FREIGHT AND ACcoMMoDA-
TioS TRAIN, Sundays excepted.
LeavcColnmbia. Il .7.15 . n Arrive e 40 n,
Arrive Charleston 7. 10 n nj Leave. C J5 an
Camden TrainI runs Monday, Wednesday
and Saturday. as follows:
Leave Columbia at 5onm
Ariivo al Camden nat... Mt G.S5 pm
LehEc camden AZ. af...........-.... so am
arrive at Columbia at...... 49,. II SO am
). Is. PIrhISs. General Ticket acc:.
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"Why do they call this sort OF WOO
mohair, I'd like to know" "Dai
itn't wool, honey; dat daro kin, c Fl q
goat, and doy call it mohair knze a goat
have mo- hair dan sheep"
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On Marketable CollateraIs.

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Autobiography and Memoir OF Rev. DR..
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