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4 Rcpresentatige and Champion Of Amer.
team Art Taste
Prospectus for lS75.-Sth Year.
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to it, as he had never heard of any, and
wrote lightly about it to Mr.. Sullivan.
Ii the facts of this case are such as
alleged by the heirs OF Joseph Camp, it
is very singular that they have slept so
long over their rights. 1t may be that
the terrible tragedy by which Joseph
Camp lost his life produced such grief
that it caused Mrs. Camp with her
children to move back to Spartanburg,
South Carolina. The ownership OF this
lot has remained as u tradition in the
family, until q distinguished lawyer,
who married one of the daughters, hear.
ing OF it, commenced the investigation.
1t IL said that General Darlington, who
represents them at this end of the line,
with his characteristic generosity, offers
to compromise for the Republic Block
for his fee. with the K,mball House
thrown in. Serinnslv. however. General
Darlington is going to proceed at once
to sue for the recovery OF this immense
property. He is in daily corresponds
once with the relatives aud lawyers of
Mr. Camp. The details of the cam
paign are about settled upon, and we
shall. at an early dny, hear the rattle OF
The sklrmishers' guns, ut least.
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THO STATE LEGISLATURE.
TUESDAY, MARCH 10, 1874.
SENA rG


Tue Senate met ut IL NJ.
The House returned, with amend.
ments, joint resolution to make au ap-
preparation for repairing the State
House and fences enclosing the grounds
Iof the same, and for other purposes
therein mentioned. Concurred in.
Also. bill to incorporate Seneca CITY. in
iOconee County.
A message was received from the Co.
vernon, announcing the approval of the
following Acts: To amend Section 8, OF
Chapter CXXXI1I, Of the General sta
tntes; to regulute The fees of Probate
Judges. Clerks Of Courts, Trial JUS
'tices. and other officers herein men
toned; to renew and amend the charter
OF the town of Due West. in Abbeville
County; to alter and amend Section
is. OF Chapter XC, of Title 4, OF Part 2,
Iof the General Statutee, relating to the
payment of debts Of persons deceased
ITO make an appropriation to pay the
claims of the Citizens Savings Bank OF
South Carolina and the Central National
Bank. OF Columbia, against the State; to
incorporate the town of Port Royal, in
the County of Beaufort; to incorporate
The Long Cane Manufacturing Oompa.
ny. Of South Carolina.
Joint resolution to provide for the
payment of the claims, for legal ser.
vices, of @. D. Melton and D. Il. Cham.
berlain. E,qs., was, after debates ro.
ferred to the Com mittee on Claims.
large number of general aud special
orders were considered.
Mr.. Jervey introduced bill to regu
lutte the Southern Mnnufnctnrino Enm
pany.
Mr.. Whittem ore-Bil concernine
submarine sites for lighthouses and
other aids to navigation.
HOUSE OF REPRE- SEN rATIYES,
The House met ut IL A. NJ.
! A Senate bill to charter the Con
sarce Manufacturing Company was
amended and ordered to be engrossed.
message was received from the Go
vernon, announcing his approval of the
following Acts: To Incorporate the
Sievedores Association. of Georgetown
To regulate the labor of persons con
hned In the Penitentiury; joint resolu
tioa 10 make All appropriation 10 puy
certain Claims and for other purposes
A number OF bills aud joint resolu
tions were read q third time.
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OUR STOCK
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES

rs now complete. comprising an assort-
a ment which, in Variety. QUANTITY, ouALI-
TY AND Low PRIot 8, Js NOT sUHPAssED By ANY
HOUSE IN THE CITY. We are determined ROT
TO BE UNDER-soLD. Without quoting prices,
WILL MEET ANY COMPETITION OF rHose In THR
TRADE Our stock comprises, with other
choice goods, a full supply OF
CORN, HAY OATS and BEAN,
Pianting Potatoes, Liverpool Salt,
Flour, from Super to Fancy Family,
Sugar,
Gofees-Rio, LaguayIa. Java and Mocha,
Young Hyson. TfE I'.-'o
Davis Sugar.cured Oanvased Hams,
Breakfast Strips aud Bacon,
Choice Cream Cheese, Gilt Edge Butter,
Pure Leaf Lard,
Canned Goods, Cakes, Crackers, 60.
With complete assortment OF Corn and
Ry Q Whiskiss. Brandy, Gin, Wines, Liquors,
Cigars, &C., which will be delivered free OF
carriage at the depots, or at the residences OF
our city customers.
March JOHN AGNEW & SON.
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Sale of Securities.
BY SEIBELS & BELL. Auctionears.

o1 SEAbELS g EZELL, Auctloneers.
In compliance with Instructions from tho
Carolina National Bank OF Columbia, 8. O.,
we will sell, on THURSDAY, March ~,
next. at our Office, at IL O'Clock A. NJ, on
account Of whom It may concern, the fol-
lowing SECURITIES, viz:
$l8 800 OF First Mortgage Coupons OF the
Blue Ridge Railroad Company.
81 600 OF Second Mortgage Bonds Of the
droonvilla and Columbia Railroad Company.
$507.6Q OF Coupons Of said Bonds or the
dreenville and Columbia Railroad Company.
10 635 OF Bills Of the Bank OF the State o.
South Carolina.
s5.2e7:: so o. Coupons OF Bonds Of the I.au-
rens railroad Company.
Sale positive and without reserve. Terms
cnsh on delivery Of the Securities, two days
after the day Of sale. Feb Is
In addition to tho above, we will sell at
the Same time and place. wi.hnnt reaerva
for cash, the following securities, held az
collateral for paym snts of certain claims
in our hands: $4,000 First Mortgage Blue
Ridge Railroad Bonds; sl8 600 Past Due
Coupons, detached from Bonds.
ALSO, 80 Shares Columbia Gas Light CON-
pany Stock
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CAPITAL STOCK 93,OUO,UOO.
D0OAS or SUBSCRIPTION to tho Stock
Id ~ this Cnmnany arc open in Columbis,
= q, at the taro'na National Bank and at
tho Con'"al National Eank. Ono Per cent.
Ouly ,alh IN application, to sccni0 the stock,
and the first regular assrssmfnt Of twenty
- r cent 20 be puitl only when uffin,ally
cal!ol for. Frb2b
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A Member of the Legislature Lost.

A Member Of the Legislature Lost.
WHILE party Of the members of the
w Legislature were out on a recess, they
were astonished 10 perceive thu ONO OF their
companions was missing. Strict search was
mado, aud large reward offered by tho CO.
vernon for the discovery OF tho lost one.
But imagine the great Joy Of his distressed
friends. while passing T.. CARR'S Clothing
store, on Market street, to behold their
friend busily engaged piling away a large
lot OF goods which he bought OF l.. Carr for
LESS THAN COST.
AZ l.. Carr intonds moving his rancho to
new. bunting grounds, his whole stock OF
goods will be closed out for less than cost. .
Boar this we'll in mind March II
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MARRIED.

At Cokosbury, OH the 25th ult., by the
Rov. Mr.. Wells, DR.. ANDREW Wallace
Of Newberry, and Miss JANE E., daughter OF
w. A. Moore. Eco.
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For Sale.

g, ONE OF the best single harness
L&N< HCiiGh3 i'll tho city; also, Is JAR
ON KIAGE and HARNESS. The Torso
aud Clrriag0 will bo sold together
or separately low for cash March II 6
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Mrs. Guignard Richardson, OF Sum
ter, died on the 9th.
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For Sale

For Sale.
HITY COLUMBIA COUPONS, at a dis
" count. Received in payment for taxes
al par. Apply to
March IL II D. GAMBRILL. Broker
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Columbia Chapter. No. 5. 4. a. III.
s,s,r,u.> I'll e Regular Convocation OF this
esyt$g 'hapter will DO held rHI5 ,Wcslencs-
HAX tay) EVENING, In Masonic Hall, at
e<a'e~ O'Clock. BY order OF tho II. Z.
JACOB BbULXBAUHER
March IL Seoroiary.
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Painting p0taiOts

Sb BAkRkl.S, in iiuc ordvr. Early
Nv X 'SE, EARLY GO)DhIGH. FINK
EYE aud PEERLESS, FOR sale low for green.
backs. HOPE I HIl.EH.
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cartaee at the depot.. or at the residences Of
March 6 JOHN AaNEw q SON.
GOOD NEWS.
A FURTHER REDUCTION
INrHE PRICES OF
PROVISIONS 2 GROCERIES,
Buying Goods for Cash, I am ena-
bled to make further reduction in
prices. The Goods are all new and
will give entire satisfaction to all con
sumers. The following are few of
the leading articles and prices:
Choice Family FLOUR, selecled ,oAsa.
Best IGAhe CORN
HAY NorAerm
Irish POTA TOET.
SALT
Ne,c Orleans SUGAR.
C SUGAR.
Extra C SUGAR.
4 SUGAR.
Crushed SUGAR.
Poudered and Granuloted SUGAR.
Loguayra COFFEE. finest.
Old Government Jara COFFEE.
| English breakfast TEA.
Oolong TEA.
Gumpo,rder TEA.
Young Hysen TEA.
Imperial TEA.
| IcaH especial attention to these Teas
they are uery choice.
F. a. Ferris Sugar Cured HANS.
Dduis' Diamond HAMS.
Morrison's Sugar Cured HANS.
Breakfast STRIPS, sugar cured.
BACON.
CHEESE
MOLASSES
GOLDEN DRIPS.
Ne,o Orleans Neu STRUPS.
Common Rye TVHlSKEY.
Corn JVHISKEY.
Chi Bourbon !VE{SkEF.
Old Wheat IVHISKEY.
| Monogram TVHI,KEY.
Imported Holland GIN.
Choice Family FLOUR.
Imported BRANDY, of the celebrated
ZINE Grouer Compnny's Vintage Of 1850.
CANNED GOODS in ecery variety.
CRACKERS. CAKES and BIS
CUTS, at manufactured prices.
COUNTRY ORDERS filed and ship.
PED promptly. free of carriage and package,
and entire satisfaction guaranteed.
HARDY SOLOMON.
THE PORT ROYAL
Docks, Warehousing, Trans.
|&N.AANAA @@NAHAMA.
Gtlr'erea February 13 1874.
CAPITAL SrOOK 93,OuO,UOO.
DOOAS or SUBSCRIrrlCN to tho Stock
I'D ~ this Cnmuany arc open in Columbis,
!, y, at the Caro'ina National Bank and at
tho Con'"si National Eank. Ono per cent
ouly ,,sih IN application, to sccnro tho stock,
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CHURCH NoTEs.-At the Monumental
church, on Sunday afternoon Rev. Edward
Wall, of St. James church, preached to o
large congregation.
At the Second Presbyterian church, Rev.
Or. Hoge preached an Interesting sermon to
the children in the afternoon.
Rev. Pike Powers preached at Grace
church on Sunday morning, and Rev. Mr..
Norwood officiated at st. Paul's in the alb
sence of DR.. MinnigerOde, who is in New
York attending the sessions of the General
Convention.
At the Leigh.Street Baptist church, in the
morning Rev. DR.. Jeter delivered an adm-
rable sermon, and also addressed the Sab
bath school previously. At night Rev. Mr..
Wallace occupied the pulpit, and his sermon
was much admired.
at the Manchester Baptist church Rev. j.
William Jones, d. D., preached in the MORN
ing lin the absence of the pastor, Rev. Mr..
Winfree, who was sick.) and after the SER
vice received one candidate for baptism.
at the Broad-Street Methodist church on
Sunday, Rev. John E. Edwards, D. D.,
preached in the morning, and Rev. j. c..
Granbery, D. D., at night.
At Trinity church, Rev. A. G. Bledsoe
preached in the morning and at night, and
received fourteen persons By profession.
at Clay.Street church, Rev. w. B. McGil-
vray preached in the morning. and Rev. F.
c. Woodward at night. Ten persons were
received at night-four by certificate.
At Sidney Methodist, Rev. George C.
Vanderslice. -Four persons were received
by profession.
At the Manchester Methodist, Rev. W. G.
Lumpkin received one person by certificate.
At the Second Baptist church, Rev. j. L.
M. Curry preached morning and night. at
night, at the close of DR.. CurrY's sermon,
Rev. G. Fl. Ryland, D. d., baptzed one cam
lidnta
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and State. which I believe can only be done
hY the election Of Ranuhiicafl 10 ConQress.

ard State, which believe can only be done
by the election Of a Republican TO Cong 8ress.
e You know that did not seek the TO.
nomination for Congress-. III y private buai.
ness requires my attention, and 4 shall ebe
most happy to retire from political life.
Should Mr.. Burgess refuse 70 accept Mr. Ed:
.munds's suggestion, T propose that ne subs
nit our claims to grand mass.conveutfon
of the voters OF the district to be held In
Richmond ON the 23d OF this month ;;and if
he polls a majority Of the conventions then L;
will withdraw. If Mr. Burgess refuses to-
accept this proposition after having boasted
in Washington and here that he had
nine cut Of ten OF the Republicans In
the city, it must satisfy all good men
that he iss, running not TO defeat
Walker, but TO defeat the Republican rarty.
l have believed from the first that the GUS
tom-hoDse clique would rather 5ed. an
honest Repubkcdn than defeat Walker. IL
this effort at c0Eciliation fail, shall at once
commence the canvass and appeal all good
ciuzens for their support. baTe represent
ed the people to the best Of my ability, and
have been assured by the best men in the ]!
district that two out Of three OF the people
Of the district approve of my votes, esDe-
cially those on civil rights and the James
River and Kanawha canal.
"Truly yours. j. AxBLgR SMITH. J,
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

JAMES l., APPERsoN. A p. NJ, executors
sale OF mansion tNo. 9I on south side cf Sess
Fr.nklin street between Focshee and a dAmf.
EnwARD g. GoD I'm Az z. II !. tenement No.
ios west Cary sirsets Clyde Plsee.
TYNE g BROTHER, Az p. H., brick rssicenee s
and small brick tenement joinsng on the nosts.
Il s,de OF Broad atrret between Twenty =, xth aad
TMen.Y.seventh. Church Hill
FRANK d. HILL. Az r. A H. building Iot ons the
nor,h side Of Gracs betsesn Pine and Laass.
streets. S5ss III i
COOK & LAUG 70 a. ~, peuseeo NV
k.,ehen fnrnlfu ls8
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THE GOOD AND THE GREAT OF OUR COUNTRY
SPEAK AS FOLLOWS OF THE LEE y GALLERY:
THE MOST BEAUTIFUL SPECIMENS you have ever
had and the FINEST LIKENESS OF GENERAL LEE..
assure you that the PICTURES afforded me GREAT
PLEASURE Mrs. General &. K. LIKE.
ONE of the hest PHOTOGRAPH GALLERIES inthe
UNITED STATES CHRISTIAN OBSERVER.
BEAUTIFUL, ARTISTIC. and ACCURATE likes
NEssES. Rev. c. o. BITING. Il
THEY have never been surpassed, go far as my Oh.
scrvatlon goes, In this style of ART.
Rev. j. T.. BURROWS.
THIS WELL KNOWN GALLERY shows a steady
Improvement In style and ARTISTIC SKILL.
CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN.
The PICTURES are admirably and tasteful'y ar
ranged. Rev. j b. JETER.
THE PICTURES taken at the LEE " Gallery are
truly good. RICHMOND DISPATCH.
THE THANKS of the VIRGINIA BApTIsTs are due
to Dir. DAVIES for the splendid pictures Of their
ministers. RELIGIOUS HERALD,
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BAPTIST SuNDAY-scHooL Assoc1Ar1oN.-
The regular quarterly meeting of the Bap-
tiSt Sunday.School Association was held on
Sunday afternoon ut the First Baptist
church. j. B. Winston, Esq presided and
opened the meeting with devotional eyer-
ciSes; W. FL. Williams, Esq, of the Leigh.
Street school, leading ia prayer.
The saperintendents read their monthly
and quarterly reports rs follows:
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Arrpnprgp RoBBERY.-On Saturday night
last an attempt was made 70 enter Tue ps.a s.oia
ns Of Alderman w. Fl. Williams, on Broad
street at near Twen nty-ffth. A portion OF the
bars on the front door had oeen prizeu apa, ,,s
with the intention OF entering lne pIases Dgs oT
fortunately the thieves were iIighlensu vn. aas
No entrance was made. and o, coailse W
damage was done except TO the door.
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FROM THE LIST OF PREMIUMS awarded st tho
Piedmont Agricultural Society last week we notice
all the honors were given the - Dixie plcughs."
Buta few days ago 200 of these piocghs were seen
at Danyle depot directed 10 one party IN Georgia.
Their excelleney seems known and appreciated al,
over the country.
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WHITE TEETH AND SOUND GUMS " g couHs Z
.onriy recommend to all who need an efficient and
harmless tooth. powder the elegant preparation OF
MEADE C BAKER known as SAPoNrSE DESTl.
rRIcE.n-J G. wayt & Son, Dentistsi 9. =. Jones,
Dentist; John Mahony, Dentist; r. n. Hudson,
Dentist George B. steel, Dentist; Jnd B. Wood,
pentist j. Hall Moore, Dentist Nv. Leigh Eur
ton, Dentist
prsno Snr hoy
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TRANSFER PRINTING Isas.-We Invite atten-
ton to the beautiful and useful TRANSFER INKS
that we are now using. They are OF recent intro.
ductiou. but are already extensively u'ea os fsl-
.o,d nd staamboat companies, banks, merchants,
oud others. The inks that we are now furnishing
,re of quality that can be copied any length OF
1Ime after being printed. VIII copy In ordinary I
letter press book.
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TIE LITTLE SISTERS OF THE PooR.-lt IS
an interesting sight to see these gooa "a
muritaus on their morning rounds gong
through the market with their baskets beg
giDg for provisions. In almost every IN
Stance where they have asked they have re-
eeiyed something, however small the dona.
tion may have been. As yet they nave ohiy
two inmates, but expect to receive more IN a
lew days. On account of their limited ac.
commodalions they are obliged to be very
narticular in ascertaining whether parties
fpsiriny admission are very aged ana realiy
In destitute circumstances.
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An IMPORTANT MEETING Of the City Central
Conservative Committee will be held at I
headquarters, on Ninth street, this evening
at II o'clock.
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PUBLIC WAREHoUsR.-The Public ware
house is to be closed as a place |. established
by law for the inspection of tobacco "cnihe
24th Of December. It will be Immediately
re6pened as private warehouse.
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.E~sSE..- CHANCES.

1 HAH1 PpURrU NITY.-U
y ii-,.. u.rG 10 Giscoutinue thu Eks-sZLt--
.t.... '.. .. H!.l -ril luy SOCK ni COWS and
'a..-" h.. g i Hr,'-rt,le paying trade. he
..'. ~ ..r. .a>- stuck and excellent Eilktrs.
.-'sa. a'... I. ~ pun" hast VIII call at or address
f.. ".'->., --iU bank, between Niutn and
..... .'.o.... H.tHluunG. &C 20-lw
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RICHMOND VA. TUESDAY MORNING Z

to erect frame house on Preston between
Seventh and Eighth streets. Referred.
BY Mr.. Gilman Petition of Edward
Mosley to add to frame house on Hancock
street near Moore street. Referred.
Adjourned.