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Hardy Solomon.
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AGNEW's
CASH GROCERY HOUSE.
Low Prices, First Quality Goods
AND
CASH BEFORE DELIEERY.

CRUSHED SUGAR. 12 cent per pound by
the barrel. AT rctnii, s 8pounds for H.
GranuiAtcd SUGAR, II cents per pound by
The barrel. At retail 6pounds for 81.
Powdered SUGAR, II conts por pound by
the barrel. At rotail, spounds for ST.
ASUG lR, IL cents per pound BIZ the bar.
rel. At retail, SpouIds for IL.
Extra SUGAR. II cents per pound by tho
barrel. at retail, 81 pounls for 81.
Finest OLD RYE WHISKEY, - pcr gal.
lon.
Finest OLD DoUHBoN WHISKY. 20 ror
gallon.
Finest OLD HOLLAND GIN, SC por ysl-
Ion.
Finest OLD SCOTCH wHIsKEY, Sc per
gallon
Finest OLD OrARD BRANDY, 20 per gal-
lon.
New York Sugar red HAMS. Is cents per
pound
Davis Diamond HAMS, 1Gccnts per pound. i.
With fnll ptock OF Choice. Fancy and
Staple Groceries. in NIL their varieties. con-
stantly on hand, and for sale at our usual
low prices, for cash only
Jan2s JOHN AGNEW & SON.
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Notice,

Notice.
GnEENrILLE AND COLUMBIA RA1IHoAp Co.
TREASUREH's OFFICE
CoLrMn1A, S. c.. January /, 1874.
IL OLDEKS OF the STATE GUARANTEED
III BONDS and tho admitted SECOND
t2d) MORTGAGE BONDS Of this Company,
who have funded the past duo Coupons OF
said Bonds, matured between January, eight
cen hundred and seycnty.two, uS12, and
July. eighteen hundred and seventy three.
1S73,) both inclusive, are notified that
tho January, eighteen hundred nnd seventy
four, Coupons Of eaid Bonds, and, also. those
OF the funded Interest Bonds and Cert;f.
Office on the FIFTEENTH tl5thl INST.
GEO ". WATERMAN,
Jan Trnasnrer
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CtRcc City Treasurer,

COLUMBIA, s. G., nECrMDER q, 1873.
TEN!E "ity Of Columbia will. on the 18Th oi
Jahnnry, 1874. commence paying the
PAS! DUE COUPONS of her B0nfs. They
will be paid III the Carolina National Ia NIX:
mlta at thc South CaroliIa Bank and rrust
Company Dn'.k. in this city.
Ci!Ao EARNUM, City Treasurer.
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10 SUBSCRIBERS AND ADVERTISERS. -
Orders for advertisements. job work,
etc., must be accompanied with the
CASH. No exceptions can be made.
Ordinary advertisements 81 per square
of nine printed lines for first insertion;
fifty cents each subsequent insertion;
weekly. monthly and yearly rates fur
nished on application. Advertisement
inserted once q week, 81 each insertion.
Marriages and funeral invitations, ST.
Notices in local column fifteen cents
line, each insertion.
--->----,-o--------~--.-i------
MAIL ARRANaEMENTs.- Northern
mail opens $50 A. NJ, 8 P. NJ; closes
IL A. H.. 6 P. M. Charleston opens 8
A. A., $50 T. NJ; closes A. NJ, 6P.
II. Western opens A. NJ, 12.3OP. nj. :;
closes 6. 1.30 P. NJ. Greenville opens
Gas P. NJ; closes 6 A. M. Wilmington
opens 4 P. NJ; closes 10. 80 A. M. On
Sunday open from 2. 80 to 3.3OP. Nj.
Persons indebted to the PHOENIX Office
are earnestly requested to call and settle
at onoe. There is large amount due
the greater portion in small sums. The
indebtedness must be liquidated, or we
shall be forced to resort to extreme mea-
sures.
CASH will be the rule at the PHGN1x
Office hereafter.
A gold ear ring and sleeve. button
were lost Tuesday night. The finder
will be rewarded on returning them to
this Office.
Fines Norfolk oyster. are all the
rage-they are large. plnmn md iuicv
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Notacos.

ODSTAULES TO MARRIAGE HAPPY
uEL1EF FOR YOUNG MEN from the effscts
of errors aud abuses in early lilo. Manhood
Restored. 1mpedimcnts to Marriage re-
moved. New method of treatment. New
and remarkable remedies. Books and Cir
culars sent free, in sealed envelopes. Adj
dress, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. 9
South Ninth Street. Philadelphia, Pa-an
institution having a high reputation for
honorable conduct and professional skill
Fob ~ pT3mo
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Prime No. Meats of all Kinds.
HHHE subscriber offers for sale low for
Il cash
20 600 pounds No. l Dry Sailed SIDES and
BELLIES, III quantities to suit purchasers.
500 pounds Choice Dreakfaat Strips.
900 pounds Choice Canvased HAMS
90 barrels Jackson White Potatoes.
90? bushels Primo White Corn.
:, 90 bales Eastern Hay-Cloynr and limo
Thy.
so barrels Land Plaster, &c.
All OF which are in store and depot.
Apply at my Auction Room, niain street,
"ppoSi'e st," mum oa.y 1ali. G ?ACO1 LEVIN,
Feb II
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10 nay Friends and the Public:
HAVE purchaeed $50 coo worth of GRO
CERIES, PROVISIONS and dDREADSTUFFs,
for caeh, and will sell the same at prices be-
low any other house in the city. The follow
ing are few of tho leading articles and
pricee:
200 barrels Early Rose Potatoes, s475
2oo barrels Goodrich Potatoes, s4.75.
quo barrels Pink Eye Potatoes. s475.
500 barrels Flour, consisting of Kcyan
Brothers, kheolsr Brothers, Stovall j Hulls,
and Campsen l. Co.'s celebrated brands. al
s11 per barrel.
G Sugar, 1o4 cents per pound by barrel;
II cents retail.
Extra G Sugar, II cents per pound by bar
rel; ILL., cents retail.
A Sugar, liz cents per pound by barrel
125 cunts retail.
Crushed. Powdered and Granulated Sugars.
IL cents per pound by barrel; 121 cents per
pound retail.
English Breakfas. Tea, finest, $40 per
pound.
Oolong Tea, finest, 81 per pound.
Gunpowder Tea, 81 to II so per round.
Young Hyeon Tea, 81 to IL % per pound.
Rio Coffee, 33i cents per pound
+. A. Ferris d Co.'S Sugar Cared IIams, lG
cents icr pound.
Racnn &. 1n1 en.l III cnn.s nr- ror,-d
Cheese. 18 TO 25 cents per pound.
Molasses. 40, so, GO and 70 cents per gallon.
Golden Syrup, SO cents per gallon.
Fineet Now Orleans, new crop, Syrup, 90
cents per gallon.
New Halibut Fins.
New Tongues and Sounds.
New Scotch Oat Meal.
New Smoked Tongues.
Now Fulton Market Beef.
New Smoked Bccf.
with full limo u all Standard Goods, at
equally cheap prices.
Country ordors filled and shipped prompt
1y, free OF charge for package and carriage,
aud entire satisfaction guaranteed.
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Notice to .Liuuor l'enlers.

II. Wi" .invt: unt ia;I Tie FIRST QUAR-
IL IEE'S | iGENSE are notified that. il
nn, paid by HE 10Th, ui tnc prcsunt month,
they VIII b, proceeded against by law. l.,
order at ,hc MAYOR. CNAS. EAKEUM,
F"t 4 CITY Clerk
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I)EY0E'S

A VERY high test Oil, III ia" NV, Of Which
~ no accident ia possible Pure, inndnr-
Gus and the best iilnm:na!or il the world.
Aj-Every Family shuu'd KS. it.-aa
Can be burnai in the ordinary Kerosene
lamps. Put up in rAtent FAUCET NOXXLE L
CANS, from which the Gi. suay l.. drawn
without loss Of Oil or without :iring the Can.
by tn" DEFOE MANUFACTURERS COM.
fANf, New York. Feb 1n,o
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Lumber and Laths.

II AIlNO largo quantity of BUILDING
LIZ LUMBER and LATliS on hand, rcr.
song wanting; the game can he su;,pl;"d at
short notice. Ord, rs left at NY ncai.!tncc
on Main street, near the new Government
Post Office, or gent hy mail vii; meet prom y,
attention. Terms cash
Nov 2G Emo .LOWEY
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Dog Notice.

{ IL. Dogs nn: having city co ..r b.ior.
-, the 1T Of M"rri cx;, VII, h,. taken a;
RndimpouEicG, Hc. ;rre al .0ll ,rs s2 T.,
oilrr OF the M,,,r. CdA& ,KNUM.
Ith y City C;cik
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4 Upright Steam Engine for Sale.

ElGHT-HORsE POWER, in perfect order,
~ with rmoke-stack. chatting and guam
iiiy OF beliing. For particulars. apply ut
PHTSix Office. Oct 80
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Stallion for Sale.

"a a HANDSOME stylish iron. era,
ETl STALLION. in good order, is offered
Il Ne:nr sale. For particulars, apply n
Liz flee. inn 81
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ROOMS TO LET.

ROOMS for lawyers, Insurance Agents,
Brokers, or other business or professions al
men.
ALSO,
SLEEPING ROOMS In tho new CENTRAL
NATIONAL BANK BUILDING.
Tho Building has been finished with epe-
cial view to the convenience and comforts of
tenants. APPLY AT THE BANK.
Feb 12 limo
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Su2ar.Oanc SvruD.

* BARRELS very superior and pure
~ S"nthtrn- made SYRUP, for sale by
Jan9 HOPE E. OWLS
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Choice Family Flour, &c.

Sn EARfEI.S Extra Ch .icc FAMILY
~ FLOUR.
100 barrels Medium and Supcr Flour.
10 tons Wheat Bran and Shor;e Tor COW
feed. For sale low for caph by
Jan 2i HOPE (iYTFS
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Venison Hams.

1OG LBS. chc!cc VENISON HAMS.
lOS' Jan" HOPE & GYLES
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Buggies and Carriages.

Buggies and Carriages.
INTENDING to cloee my CARRIAGE MA.
u NUFAOTORY at tho earliest possible
timo,. offer my entire stock OF Manufao.
turod vehicles at cost, for cash only. Those
in want OF goods in this line will save money
by calling at my Carriage Mandatory. Re-
pairing, in all it's branches, will be attended
20 In the meantime. at reduced prices. for
cash.
Feb 1873 JOHN AGNEW.
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Bulwer's Great Novel,

o01WCA . 0ItdL NOVel,
HNHE PARISIANS, illustrated-s1 90.
Braddon-75 cents.
a Princess OF Thule, Novel. by author of
nAdventuree OF a Pheton,' ''Daugh hter OF
L.elda's Fortune, a Novelist 90.
Which Shall It Be2 Novel, by author of
the Wooing O'T-35 cents.
Bebee; or, Two Little Wooden Shoes; s.
story, by Ouida-$16 80.
For sale at
Feb 10 RI. RRYAN's BOOKSTORE.
Mark Twain's Last.
YlHE Guided AGE-A Story OF To-Day.
4 with 100 plates.
Adventures Of on Attorney in Search OF
Practice, by Warren-$2 25.
Autobiography anu Memoir Of Rev. Dr.
Guthrie-s2.
Apes and Men. by Mivert-s1 TO-
Lecke-$1.75.
Lecke's History Of Rationaiism, 2 volumes.
Leoke's European Morals, 2 volumes.
The Huguenots in France, by Smiles-s2.
And other New Books, for sale at
Feb 10 r. l.. BRYAN'S BOOKSTORE.
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WIN. NJ. FINES
State Capitol Saloon.

iHM ~ THE best Of WINES, LIQCDi:%,
W SNdSHSEGAhS, TOBACCO, cite, con.
SlEY Btantly on hand. Norfolk OYS-
iEi'S, IN aud out OF the shell. GIVE him n
call. Ian IN
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Mills House Stables.
Just Received.
Fresh Niscrits.

0N BOXES Cream. Soda Milk, I.cmon,
~ Cracknals, Butter, Faiilu and Ginger
Snaps. for sale bv UUrE 0YLES
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n.
just rec eived, und for sale at our usual low
prices. for cash only.
Fl 20 1Nv~ .c~r.- co~
THE TAXPAYERS CONVENTION
WILL give many ar opportunity to test
~. the trcth OF the hy-word among
smokcrn "thc INDIAN GIRL sole The fineet
Cigars for the money" and to try those O
celebrated FIVE CENT CIGARS, by ira.
Yelers
DECLARED TO BE
Far superior to any they can got for ten
cents III other cities. These factA being made
known 70 tho smoking public. is il rurpris-
ing that in
AN ACT OF REBELLION
Against being forced TO paw high prices for
those inferior Cigars that nnod tho market,
they shonld resort or send their orders to
INDIAN GIRL CIGAR STORE, Columb bia :,
s. G.
New brands of SMOKING TOBACCO just
received. Feb is
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Breakfast bacon,
BUFFALO TONGUE NESS MA cKEREL.
ID LEAF LARD, PIGS FEE l., for sale low
by HOPE < GY:FS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-31

epee oil the Divine Spirit 10 guide you in
al your lGbors; and pray thai when your
work here Is done you may carry with
yoa 70 your homes the consciousness that
Il WAS good 70 be here.
The time IL short Soon We must &C.
count for our stewardship. Let u there.
fore watch, that whether the Master
come 81 even, or 81 midnight, or al the
cock.croWiDg, or in the morning, he may
rot find Us sleeping.
Oh, that each IL lie day
OF kiBeoning nay nJ,
have toaEki ny WIy Arozsk;
l lave tftthsd the work tAos ciast give ne
70 60;
oh, TIA; each iron thF Lord
MAJ receive the Glh Eoft,
"Well Gad falthssly done,
Estsf mo ~ Joy and ~ cow or ~ tsrote.
welcome he;e ikries Ue!eoEe owe; thefe :.
The ATTENDANCE upon the meeting 4
very lGTge, ar the interest without Abaie-
menL Yours, RKFoKTER.
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CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
~ received ~ the City Clerks eaee fos the
following work 10 be done or Main s1tet, be.
tween ieih and Esh streets, viz:
TIE ErIcirg o. the stree; from i9;h 70 Iith
streets; for neE.oobole Itone pavement; the e1.
e1TIttI z AID regarding OF The street iron ILL
70 point l!o ieei rorth OF Alley :, for A. aver.
age depth Of Ebolt is !nehes; ne rep,LcIrg 81
the ttone pavement for the lIttGE distance; tie
ressithE OF The CARDS Ard crossings from l0ih 70
I'm streets, and Few stone paving from Ilth 20
Specifications s:e 10 be seen a The cir C!efk's
Once. Proposals. enco.ted, Bids On MAR
Stree" viii Be received unttI IN. "a OF Soysz.
be, y Ark. JOHN 3. HALL,
on Ckalrraar Cn-,rnNat.n
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For Sale.

GALE OF HOUSEHOLD PURNI-
- TURF. e0nilsting Of the following GrtI.
eles: Oae Piano. oteWkreFobe, one lot Chairs
and RoeEcf, MArbls too fIblCs, TtrCe CaTpeI,
rood a. rev, one Eel SllverEAlc &c, 81 The rts!.
denes Of james BOW, No. lis nAfket tireSt,
". u. HAILBR.
oh Auetianetf.
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CHANCE OF BUSINESS

Having disposed OF ny business 10 Hr, A. P.
Hall, wish 70 thAak ny friends and the reneral
p1h!ie fcE Ast. very Ideal patronage aud AK :
continuance OF the sEae 10 nv EuccetsOF E.o
e IN 8 position 70 tally EaStsin thsrepatItioa OF
DE GALLERY. eAeeffuly reeoznsnd hin 70
Jour patronage.
Wishing TO close AZ hooks - soor Is posi-.
ole, would respectfully reqaes; AZ early settle
G. v. ROBINSON
HATrg secured the services Of al 0: ". Rob
mons excellent Eyttfis, and promising ~ bes:
pertooAl Attention, ! can guarantee 70 tie pzbl!e
Continuance Of the ase class Of work ioS Which
ny pfedeoestot has been noted will Always
the TeEy best Wo:E ~ al times.
A. P. HALL. Photographer.
ans Ills Main ST, WheeliaR. ". Va.
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The Capital Question and ihe ssn'
atofIal Question:

Tie MEr;insburg Isdtp<Estai, 8 paper
,rons for removing the Capital from
Chriestoa, iorehstows what We hSve
no doubs will prove to Be the case 81 the
reri session q the LegislAtute-Tiz-A
mi1irg Up Of the Capital question with
tbs, Of the choice Of 8 United StSies Sen
s,or. Tie situation Of the Capital ques-
ton Il likely 10 be decidedly enbErrAsI.
Ing 10 s number Of HpirAuts in the First
sn1 Second Congressional Districts
Thee parties will naturally desire to &c.
cure Is many votes As possible IN the
Third District, and will therefore no
toub, S1op, the game Of "nun" on the
Capital queitign. They will also no
doubt undertake to put forward the elec.
ton for SsDAto, snd pat bsck the Capital
question, and thus free themselves from
the embarrassment Of taking sites OF the
latter i&ue. Their role Will be 8
difficult one to plsy. a diplomat
Of g;rStegic resources Ike NJ.
FAULkSER, might be able TO steer
through this sort Of 8 scylls and ChsEyb.
Dis, b.; we doubt whether many Of the
Eipirsau will be equal 10 the emergency.
By the wy, Il Mr.. FAULKNER expects TO
b. = eEntidIte before the Legislature, land
Why should be not be) he should le; il be
Understood that he is 10; 5 symp1th!zsr
with the Tiews put forth By his Secredi-
Ted orgKa ~ AArtipsbufg On the Capital
question NJ. FAULKSER's constituents
~. nisfeprseDted BY hh organ Tie
people Of the seogud DiGirie, would fAE
rather zee the Capitsl located 81 GEki.o0,
CNkstarg OF PA'keEibuig, than lett 81
Charleston. Indeed the AArtDsb1rg In
dT<EdsE: ssys tbs. 20 mn csn BE- elected
IN Mr. FAULKsEB's oEn county Of Bsfke
icy OF the platform Of s1ii-reuoTsl
This bang TIE case II beh0o7es he s:dlJ
MA iasiuucb IS ii p:ints Nj. FAUX
MRS nsne il the list Of possible L. S
SeoStcri, TO 60 little slower On the Cspi
"a question. Tbs: il, III; really desire
10 see Mr. FAULKNER chosen SsnA;or.
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T EATHERwooD RESIDENCE
IL FOR SALE.

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Educational.
WHEELING FEMALE COLLEGE

HNto,y @7,,Iosnd,d ~ he e.uIen, OF WI.
ing iof ne hSsr1l eeHetoos Of iAsir dau, hiif,.
tnSR tpo!snssa n isSg-INetty fJsg yeGrs taeoes.
gfldu1tes since 1870. 'S''
DPart1ltHu .-PTeRtIAsory Academic. Cevs
ZtAte. Aneient and Modem LGaEsIgel. Ar A. :
Conservatory Of kaEie- Pan EEd tSnFo5Sf
eOgrEe o. Etady.
Fsesi9.-Able and CIptritaee4 iEFtraeh'. ,
eIeJ eeprtntnt-tkirtesa teachers n an
Psp1s sun received And ehGrEed propo-ti,. A.,
EaieA Lfns loEer tkAn IN Ike ihsetz:t.,
A3tN We ~.
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE OF
n PUBLIC sALR-The underlined VIII
eel II pablo Gsetior- u the Etore room OF VIZ.
HGrioE- OF 3tiA street, O.
SATURDAY, Nov. :, isT4, .; so'eloek ,. Il,
The following property belonging 70 TIE estate
Of c. J. Carney, DECEASED, viz: One grey Mare,
ore Saddle AID BgItle, one Writing Desk, And
Other articles, Eueh - Books, Pictures, &e-, &C
TENS Of EAle etsh.
NARY JANE CARNEY,
AenlriTtrAtrt1 Of he Ks:IIs Of c. J. Carney,
deeeased ortiEs
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Grad 1ith Dance between Ton Mo,riIsy
NC AZ Ao'rit i0t = Cod watch. yAlued a. SO.
AlSo, the great Dutch Comedian GearRe Cor 81
hAs volunteered 70 SppeAr On This ootiSion. The
oesi snow Of the seASo1- DoI't fGl 70 see It
Prices ~ usual orSt
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CEALED PROPOSALS WILL,

IGttend generally ts Any description Of bza
ness ih1t e1r Be pEossez:sd By correspondence
Throughout the Urion. Off
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NJ place in LsItheVood 70 for stle. Pcssts
sioa EIy tine bsiEses rOW Gad Ap'ii !, 1878
oeiS THos. o'BRIBN,
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General Notices.
General Notices.
Thomas H. Norton,
Financial and Business 4 gent,
10. G6O EIlS ST., WHEFIIss, W. Va

respectfully tsndts ny Ee:Tiees 10 the pablo
IA he uAnsSetiou Of Az fn4ns!A 0: o;Aef SaI!-
ness Il ny tre.
bay AID SCI Gold, Govsrrngris, Stock,
Bonds and Cotton, gPon commission, cordaet-
Ing tEts branch Of bGsInEst By teleSr1ph direct
With members OF The New York Sod, Stock and
Cotton BIehLngeS, thas iaE1rirg 8 p-onp; AAd
eA.etsl execution o! al o:derI ertraE:ed 70 ne.
PEdes WishinE 10 operate are enabled % Go 20
BY depoaitnS reasonable marin 20 cover aze-
tsAtorE IN prices. The 6tfIis OF The SysEfm
explained Ard fall itfs:aSton g!Tea O. s22I-
cAtion.
make collection. and prosecute clG!ns IL al!
p1rts OF the United states ard Canada, without
charge unless s1eeeSEtzL
make Investments and negotiate IosrI rp1E
CITY Property, Commercial Paper, Bs:k StoSks,
Bonds, *.
l secure additional capital for merchants raIn.
ufict7re:s and incorporated companies, ard
@114NH ia
The New York herald., 1874-12-29

made for the old state Of Southwest
make haste TO charge every act of violence to
political animosities and the unextinguished
fires of the rebellion. This deplorable en-
counter In the streets of New Orleans between
prominent men who have been acting on the
same side in politics ought to cure Northern
citizens of this unreasoning tendency
Political excitement in Louisiana indeed
runs high since the outrageous action Of the
Returning Board, and the people would be
recreant to every truly republican impulse if
they were not incenssd at SO wicked a nulii-
cation of the will of the people as expressed
in the late election. But there is more reason
to praise their forbearance than to complain
of their anger 1t would be easy to stir their
blood Ito sudden rage and mutiny," but their
leaders are wise and temperate, and have thus
far succeeded in dissuading them from vio-
lence. Let us hope that they will not lose
their influence and that even on the 4th of
January, when the Legislature meets, popular
passions will be kept under restraint by the
moderate and sagacious men who are the
recognized advisers OF the conservative ma
jority. If they can retain this check on head
long popular impulses in such a state of
society they will deserve well of their country
and hasten the day of deliverance which must
soon come from an awakened sense of North
ern Justice.
The New York herald., 1874-12-29
The Loss OF the Cospatrfck.

Shipwreck at sea Is one OF those calamities
which modern science seems in vain to en-
deavor to prevent Precautions against fire
may reduce the number OF fires at sea, but of
late there have been two signal instances
which show how impossible it Is to obtain
perfect safety. The first was the Japan, and
of the particulars of the loss Of that steamship
even the Pacific Mail Company, which owned
it, does not yet appear to be fully informed.
At least it has not given to the public the re-
port it has the right to require. The second
example is the destruction by fire of the
British ship Cospatrick, which was burned at
sea on November II, during voyage from
London to Auckland, New Zealand. Our
special dispatches from London tell all that
is known in England OF this terrible disaster.
Nearly five hundred persons are supposed to
have perished, and only three are known to
have survived.
The horrors which these fortunate survivors
endured may be inferred from the plain
language of the despatch. During the
greater portion OF this time." it is calmly said,
'they sustained their lives by drinking human
blood and eating human flesh, taken from the
bodies of others, their companions, who had
died in the boat 1t is impossible to realize
the extremity of hunger to which these
sailors must have been reduced. nor is it ad-
The New York herald., 1874-12-29

The JEsUrrs. rs.-Professor William Wells in
q lecture yesterday affirmed that the Jesuits in
Europe were not only religious but polit-
ical Order, and that many Of them had come
to the United States under assumed names.
He thought that the policy of Bismarck in
Germany toward them would some time be
the compulsory policy of the United States;
ger. We are not yet in danger from any
church or order. The evil to republican in
stitutions comes from other nuarters
The New York herald., 1874-12-29

visable to dwell too long upon this part Of
the horrible story. The rest of it is painful
enough. The steerage passengers, numbering
four hundred and twenty-four, were for the
most part agricultural laborers. accompanied
by their families, who were seeking homes in
Australia. The agony and the heroism dis
played in the voyage Of this
fatal and perndious bark.
Built in th' eclipse and rugged with curses dark.
will probably never be known until that awful
day when the sea gives up its dead. The
Cospatrick is added to the list OF vessels lost
at sea, and with this record thousands of be-
reaved friends and families must be content
1t is only to be hoped that later dispatches
will show that other boats, containing some
of the passen gers and crew, have been picked
up by passing vessels.
The New York herald., 1874-12-29

TnroN AND BEEcHEB- From the proceed
ings in Court yesterday, which are elsewhere
reported in full, it is likely that the civil suit
which Mr.. Tilton has brought will be tried
early next month. The debate indicates the
probable tone OF the prosecution and defence.
The public demands that no further obstacle
be interposed to the Judicial settlement of this
wearisome scandal. Yet, although everybody
Is tired Of it, nobody is willing that the Vita
question of Mr.. Beecher's guilt or innocence
should be left undecided by the courts. In
unanimous wish is for an early trial on tn
perits of the casaf