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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-05-26

The Episcopal Council, has with
bat one dissenting vote, condemned
the anticipation in Lotteries, Gift en-
terprlses DC.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-05-26

THE negroes of Blount County Tenn.
have held a meeting, sustaining the
action of the Nashville Convention
which demanded the Civil Rights
bill, and the right TO marry white
women. And thus a delicate question
Is very Blouutly stated hy these black
sons Of Biount.
, 1874-10-09

closod ysostordny. Tho decision Of tho Commits
Hloners will probably DO rendered Tomorrow.
Tho ovidnaoo Is worry conflicting, Thus far nit
neasos f9,. tho prosecution exotps Henry J.
OF thu witnesses for tho dotonso, part are white
and part colorod. Ono OF tue colorod witnesses
Tor tho nrqsocz,tion identified nonfroo and Bull
lock-, and SWORD positively that they were proaont
or nsse 70 e'a s ssF H. %senE %Eossss 5 :wss no
thht tiioy we're In tho road at tho time. and saw
tAo killing. 1itll1oau wa.s not ilontilod, and will
probably be flsohargod- Tho evidence for HON.
% ftoo a,d bullock cslahisiin} on a1lbl ia strong.
wcro at tl.oIt. homes tho nearest |,
kilins. There Il le a.erspsnoy essns OF .bens eas
% tue name @ Of Hillnt"n: 11o is ca!!ed ia the a'i-
but bis true name Ia Phillip A. Hiilmnn. The
two matn witnesses for tho prosecution Hwore
tint Billings was killed between tuusot aud dupk
on On Saturday, Aug. !, as ho was riding nlong tito
public ' road about LOO yarts from bis residence,
killed, aud wero found dead Oh Sunday morning.
They alao Bworo tlIat Routroo camo ont Of Lilo
woods, aud aaid, with an oath. "Ilati' when
tho others roBo and fired. Nothing was proven
o!t',er Of tho prisoners against billings. Tho
prisoners are quiet, eapootable-looiinX young
mon, nud farrnera In Sumter County.
MonllE, Ma., Oct. s.-The Commissioner ro1s-
dored bin decision In the Snmter County oAbo
this afternoon, committing Nonfroo anl Bullock
to jail, without bull aud tHclafging Himat,
Tho Commissioner refusod to outer Into tho con-
Btitutionalty OF the saw, aud baeed his tlcciBon
upon the fact Tint, whiie the evidence establish
tug alll'ia II the eases of Bullock and Renfros
was strong, thore WAS Testimony enough to
Justify cornd,lttal: After tho decision, aild BE-
fore il was carried into effect, tho United StatcH
District Attorney. asLed tho Commissioner to
with the whipping of Wilson Doyle, could bo
prepared, aud warrant iHsuod for his arrest.
Thn the Cotrmissonor refused to du. SubHo-
quen.ly uiilnnn told the District Attorney Tint
ho would ,appear mud giyo ball tomorrow to
albwer this now charge.
, 1874-10-09
NAJ .LROAD NEWS.

Annual ~ Getting Of the StocitR,ntt,ers
Of ttlu Louisville d Nual,vifuo Ifui,.
r0nd4
Sietisl DsndteA to The cassaqo nr,tune.
Lo1'Ess7LLE, Ky. Oct R-At tho anuual meet
ins OF the Stockholders Of tie Louisville & Nasl-
vile EtAsroad, held to-day, IN unusually large
amount Of stock was represented. Tho session
~as hara'ouioua, and tho report Of tho President
was unanimously adopted. This document
shows that wllo tho gross earnings of Tho main
branches and Leased r5EA1s huY tlecroascd ~ ner
cent from tho -proced, ne year, the net earnnSa
nave 'lcroaEca 5.5 per cent. At tho sa1no fi1i1o,
tho road has been I'M aarialy Improved, Si1 Inn.
dred mad nncty-nine thousand dtl1hra' hayo loG;,
lttded 10 tho profit and loss ACCOUNT. rhini
shows balance o: So, ,4S1, ,ndh Bit ia, view of
tno ts7larantco C1 tho bortdH Of -tfn :Eouth 4
Nplsl, Alabama ,hoad, tshtch Will 'ii6l prohahIv
he Hc'f-6nstainir4 fer two OF 'tht!!o years. tia
balatlco will be be!d againa. c6nfirgencies. 'rho
stock account shows q tdct+ of SD. .99i. .(}0p. and
mortgaEo md osbor .'btAA,]s ;sll' '707 0Co. Tho
caaho of tho fallinR W. in rcceirtn is attriLutcd
to tho iailuro 1f tht cotton crop, toots AMI tI,o
yellow fever. Irlo DIRECTORS viii meet tenor.
row roy to orGani ze the Roard, j, Martin. who. M
tirat Vlco-l l'naidou;. has acted M rrcHjddont
since thu death OF vi, Nowcomb viii ne elestcJ
Tieslucnt r; ana " standford takes tia placo Of
slco.rresidont, 1t IL reported thut Martin viii
shorty resign to mike loom for Htandford to
take slln lIesio ancy. Standiford will lend to tho
l 1oipahy rug credit OF a strong financial name,
aha give 70 10 road popniar element Of Which
Guthrie. 'N "0''" ~ 'A1'
, 1874-10-09

Central Pennsylyanta: I'LL, .Wost Central.
SHijcSeesyWMsntnsky Sjcee aoio, Indspa Ioe
ern froyncc-lowa. Kn,laas; Minnesota, ii's".r.
RI, Nohras'sa-6 sfucescs. v siuu.lcru rt,U?nr
GoAags"a; oaa.a;s T9'nn1esHea, M'ssisappi. lt,rT
ecrs .oocssna y Tots xat,sn'an ro'ns South carchw
l.oaidaua, TeSaa-3 dioccses. VII. : .,tA*
- tiocencH. ThiA division ia tiioue' ion.ann
tocegcs making tho House OF Dls[ap, ,ercaHe CT
To rotan its calnnesB. dignity, ar ."too lazy.
chsr"etor." Niaetngu of the provj ii aenatn:;".
provinces deconntn1ly. ,aucs or tn,
Another question Of abHorbf
Which MAY, indeed become tb ag interas, aud
,,al;;a o. ,S s@ssio y that of IL 'noss Important
yent9nu At that Of ls7 Jugs Of Reyorai coli
nrae,ass nos snen,ste ;ogors ssona con-
,noaca psa % - coenns 1 H'''es ecre wsfo
TO- to-. s1pseHs Pre- 3D. 0e:'in' and praeices" designed
regarding it sa .ats Of tho R 't;I,u Gire' Ia'nSri a,
the hnppl cssttn' .tc'ont at this time to soc,,ro
ueemy", posiF a. all Tint IL irregular and ILL.,
Pfrs > sfg a fef c9aveSa 9oxn hive Pen S
ditioils," gor soma favortng omissions uud nd.
rituai bc n 10 aHking that TO alterations OF tn
n!G%e 3 1d' ot"r s"mo nstng that boraty b
attou.ie ybo pnascd: Tito subject has recoyci ,,ti
muir Il In s!cnrly NIL tho tlioccsa,l convcnt;nna
istio ,aty Of which are unfayorabe to ritual..
10. ltho question Of roviaIon Of tho Rook NJ
ny! n'n2n o. ,rmyer tho following classification.
= "ioa IL iairy accurase, has beeu naig liz,
.,olosmed Epscopallana who, dcapairnr Of aot.
illiE rnvthon 10 tia .Chn,cl tormoi n now ~.
S,iu,l1xasloh. aud amended tho prayor-nonk n
ni!L Wy! tnotn, 2 Tho Low-C -Cburclnon' who xant ~
illsMaliRm Huppruasan .. Tho I,ihorala ho"dos
ny ~. John Cotton Smith, who Tnnt tho U;'e,"
| ~ ~ all partlrs respected and harnon,yoi i smn
n% nonno Churc!lnen, led by Dr.. Hurh Ntiitar
thompson, who condemn tl,o ntlorntSn, ~ tI,n
nsa..o1 nnnc.anG1t. f. anu who arc satieGed With In
rttasof-Nook AZ 1t is. T. Tho cxsremn Hirh' rto
Canrehmon. represented partly hy tho rnan.
'tnMss1ernlty OF tho 1Ncascd Sacrament"
!neie are twcnty-six permanent committcaa
ahu 1olnt committeos Of the two Honnas fr'n,
Wniesl reports arc exncctod at the onminr t,o,n
yon1lon. Tho most important Of thopo ~ I'M H.
1olio~lnR On Kevision Of tho Course of Tban sao
logical Study, the bishop Of Ohio 1deccnno1S
oothaiirmnn; CHAIRMAN; Church Unity, the Bishop Of Obi1
J , Chairman; Organization OF Provincial Bynods
hlsnop smith. Chairman Increase OF the aIis,,
aionary Ep!scopato, Dtallop Leo, OF DoiAwnrn
chairman; Communication with tlIo Husso'.
: Groek Church, Tho Disl,up OF Illinois Chairmnn.
Ghrstian Union. Bishop Green OF nTins,uni,,,;'
Chairman; Tho Religious Reform in Italv l,'ah.
ep HhttinEbnin, Of Maryland, Chairman nIuo
committees on tho Publication OF tho p,arnr'
Look III the Spanish aud Gorman Languages.
, 1874-10-09
EXPOSITION.
Il xZposii iitiio1l!
Important Notice!

People Of Chicago and the
Northwest Do you realize
that. the Chicago Exposition
will POSITIVELY close on
the 10th day Of October,
in ONE day? Only ONE
day in which to sec the
greatest Industrial Exposition
Of this country! 0nly 7 ONE
DAY MORE in which to see
and study the finest display Of
Works Of Art ever opened to
public view in America. None
need delay coming expecting
that it will be postponed, for
it POSITIVELY will not.
, 1874-10-09
Ku-KLux oAsI.4 IN SUMTER cnul r

Ku-KfUX OANt:H n RUMTEl! CtIUl TT,
Mou1LE, .Ala., Oct. 8-Ihe Gaze Ut Il 10 sumter
County prisoners Is ast pohdlhy oioro tho
Unltea statos Commissioner. Two OF the coun-
scl submitted tnoir arguments yoat rlny. W.
W. D. Turner, for tho prosecution, not Mlat to os-
taElsil tho oxiH.ance OF 4. oonup!!n ". John
Litt'o 6Mith followed for ilso drd ,nsc. s,sd
Aoualt to show that thers was no onspsraoy.
Tho dafcuBo will also on1cayor to InIt We m all~
b'. Further argument will ba hoata ~ -day.
sIas seasisao41 IN tue Ra1a1tvt Q4ua0 oS4v
, 1874-10-09

1ae httorney'o General Ut WISCONSIN lay a..nu.
,a.aa with tho General Solicitor of tho Chicago
=" northwestern Hallway ColnI,nuy 10 uutotliy
AK tue United statos Supreme Court to tako IN
u tna ratlroad oase appenlod from tho Unta1
states D'atrlat oourtnt Madison, aud eot it doy,'
1or tfat o'! tho 10th day oi Dceonst,cr ucxt. Am
oaf!!or tf'hi Wls anticipated, but tho sato attor.
at;sSn nnss !oa sh T llnractlcsbo to prepare fur aud
Iaotion will bo nato ID Washington bv tbn 7ian / ~
r -, H. uook, Of tts city, who Socs East lor thu
, 1874-10-09
INDICTMENT UNDER Tn'

1ND1CTMEET 3 ENF01crMFNr t.r
l.1cllnoSp, Ya., Oct. '3.-rho Gra,,1 .,,,rv =.
the Untctl States crvr lit Court to-ttnv ,nd,otod
John L. Butcher, N. .. Traylor, J, i. porknson
Joseph Ac1.cary, J: r. Carter, Barro.t ,Ionos r
i. Russell, n:,d }. Scott, judges of e1ection i,
Petersburg, for " oyonting certain yororn fsom
voting. -N3AAA
, 1874-10-09

WASHINGTON, Cct. BIN compliance with tho
request Of Secretary Belknap, made yesterday
upon Gen. Sheridan. to dotach regiment Of
troops from his Department for duty in tho
South, that olicer yesterday isaucd orders
directing the Thirteenth Infautry, commanded
by Col. L. H. Dctrobfiand, to report for duty iu
thak Department..
Tho Secretary Of War this morning received a
telegram announcing that six companies Of Tho
regiment, under Lieut. Col. Morrow, had slnrtod
for tho SOUTH, and TINT other companies
will follow as Soon III they Gun be collected.
, 1874-10-09

e'otf Cry, H.. Oct. s.-Tho following officials
" 1he illinois Ccntral Railroad reached hero car
= 1,1 'n.@ morning in tho Directors car: J. c..
,n.sn n, General ats'"gor; D. ". Parker, su. or.
!.,sno ',' doMt Of tho Iowa Division ". Il. Anl..
m tH'a Treasurer; II. l.. Shute. Hu.is.", ..os : .
A. nn' nrai Fscigllt Agent; s, 7. uous' ua,.na
- ~ ater Of hlachtncry. At tho ipvitst3;a,
s"pt: Meekng of the t,akota Southern l"i.pil thu
nto,s 1y mon1 10 aaas 1ankson H. tho afternoon, wcro
ehsnts Hotel for tho visitors 1t ta oror m 1 ~ Gr, ,e
oteera ol tllo Dakota southorn. ILe ex,nr0 ,"o
sio''}sts returned hero thta evening. md isaHo
for Chicago III tho mornlur. "6' ~" 'oaFo
, 1874-10-09
sEonoEs LYECI1Ep IN at1sH

NA''0 j9fPE1.
HOLLY ''f'.NoH, A'en wv Last night
,noo VI nes1o.e' A'' w,,;aa 1ut forty took
'a''.es ieiAiao ', "uu a,as -, 'vonswood {col-
avc,ging tho death Of Mnck ILL f woa uaeiops do,
SO auietIy TINT few know Of II ,1nti, ~; ,.
aug. Ali is quiut nov. ''' tAo'"-
, 1874-10-09

ALLEGED INTIMIDATION or coL0REp VOTERS.
NEW YoRK, Ocs. 8.-Thn Timer spccia! CORE
spontent at New Orleans, La.. sonGs tho follow
Ing, dated Oct. z: ''Frank Moray. Congressman
from tho Fifth District. this evoning sout CON-
muuicaslon to s. .. Packard. tho Chairman -
tho state Central Committee, in which ie st: ,,oa
TINT intimidation, orguiized aud thorough, nre'
,Sdt Ss int IN tho Firth th q 9Ga III to 1ue ~
rogiBtor. Ho ststes, further, that a s,5,.n H..
state Of things .oxEts IN Cui iboao, f,,n4y,,,,'
JaonSou, and Trauilin pasishes." s1'n'
, 1874-10-09

ANo'hSAT1, Oct. 8.-At tho annual meeting NJ
lne stock and bond holders Of tic Ohio 4 si,s.
e.ns'l'p1 Hallway Company, held to.luy IN Gin.
elnn"ll Sir Aloxa'"lor 4. Cult, Of Moutroal md
1,in psao;. - prlace o. New York. wore o!ectoa d.
h,uIcrs,,u , ~ p.aee 1 q y. r. Aspinwall aud La1z
IMTountoek "un ro'oected Director, md Dauio
torrance waH rc-olootpu prcBilout. Danjel 'rnr.
oanno' Er9a g Schnoharlt. John King. Jr Sir al,
s;;tut 11I"uoF ~ uAlt mud John D. Prince wore con-
nIsnlou TUG Executive Fin4pce Conmittoo-
, 1874-10-09
new ORLEANS CITY pca,1rnu

NET OELrANa, Oct. s.-Tta cortention h,.,
lad az.sou Is to w;o wns n unlimited Muv, j., hv
tho lutte Conservative Conyentca, han roos .'9 ~
tied by u ,nS s n;asfwa nnss{;o ot asyor Wit Ill
Lends, anu pledgiu3 hun hcaf.y s,,,no,t a., d..
CANVASS. AZ -
, 1874-10-09

rights wc while independent Of tho political favor Of
DIR who fe!ow-citizena, are willing 10 corcetlo IN
equitable an honorable basis for united hctiou {reo
government. ooS''
H. conclusion, tho signers Of tho aeidroas NIL
t,orizo mn Executive Commlttoo to confer with
at'y body Of citizons In furlhoranco Of united
Of Administration Of public affairs.
-, ohl,EnH TO PROSECUTE WHITE LEAAuERs.
NEW OnLEafs Oct. 8.--The Dttltctin sava r,-
mors ara current on tile street to tho effect
Tint Attorney Gonoral Williams has :Hs,tod
poromptorr instructions to tho United Htnsea
District Attorney aud United Statcs Marshal III
New OrlennB to commence criminal prosecutions
against tho rnonborH Of tho White League
throughout tho Stato.
, 1874-10-09

Rop Twelfth Pago.)
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-08-27
Gossip for the Ladies.
About women-Men.

A woman who tells fortunes from
teacup is sauceress.
Memphis husbands punish thei
wives by making them sit on chunks
IF ice while they knit The heel OF q
stocking.
A Chicgo paper thinks that re
cent published ballad, "Ob, speak no
more :" should have been dedicated
to Anna Dickinson
A stout old woman in Detroit got
mad lately, because a photographer
wouldn't let her fan herself while she
had he picture taken.
Lotta, (Crabtree,) the actre 5, hes
bought q handsome and valuable
residence in Oakland, California,
which she intends for her future resi-
dence.
Rector's daughter to Sunday school
oh YOU have an elder brother
well, how, old is he?" Schoolboy--,
dunno, miss, but he has just started
o'sweariDg.
Jules Fayre, now in his sixty-sixth
year, has concluded to settle down
and get married. Hereafter, instead
of distributing his little favors among
the fair sex of Paris generally, he
will consecrate them all upon the one
ohlec, nf hi choice.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-08-27
Domestic Economy.
Lemon juice and glycerine will
clean and soften the hands.

Lemon juice and glycerlne will
clean and soften the hands.
Lemon juice and glycerine will re-
move tan and treckles.
MUFFIN REcEIPT.-Two eggs, one
quart OF -four, n pint of sweet milk,
two pounds Of butter, a gill Of yeast,
tablespoonful Of salt.
To MAKE JELLY CAKE.-One cup
sugar, one of -four, three tablespoons
butter, three tablespoons sweet milk,
three eggs bcaten separately, cream
tartar and soda.
ROAST LEG OF LAMB.-Let the fire
be moderate, and roast the joint slow
| Iy, basting it frequently till done.
when ii should be sprinkled with salt,
and the gravy freed from all fat be
fore serving.
MINT SAUCE. Chop as finely as
possible a quantity Of mint leaves,
previously washed. Add to them
sufficient white vinegar and water in
equal parts to float them, and Il small
quantity Of powdered sugar. Let
the sauce stand an hour before serv-
ing.
To BAKE HAM-Most people boil
ham. 1t is much better baked, if ba-
ked right. Soak for an hour in
clean water, and wipe dry. Next
spread it all over with thin butter,
and then put it in deep dish with
sticks urder it to keep it out Of the
gravy. When it is fully done, take
of the skin and matters crusted Oh
the flesh side, and set it away to
cool
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-08-27
Agricultural Iteuns.

Smearing appletree bark will
blood is said to prevent the ravage:
! of rabits, as not being carnivorous
they will not take the blood, even tC
get the bark.
THREsHING GRAIN.-When the
grain is threshed, care should be tn
ken that the straw is put in large,
compact stacks. This is comparative
ly easy in this day of power threshers
with straw carriers. One or two ex-
ira hands will accomplish it, and the
straw so saved is nearly equal TO or
binary prairie hay. If the stacks as
left. at the end of the threshing, be
topped with little coarse hay, they
will no. thereafter suffer from the
Fall and Winter rains.
A New Horse DISEASE Stable
keepers are again alarmed by n con,
tagious horse disease which appeared
in some Of the sale stables last winter
and has since been spreading at the
South End and in Roxbury. The
symptclns a.,e loss of appetite and
weakness followed by slight cough
and discharges from one or both eyes,
and from one or both nostrils.
Sometimes the case ends here and
disappears in a few days. Then
again it manifests itself by a sudden
of one or both eyes, or severe
swelling of the legs, or sore and
liberated throat, with an eruption
all over the body similar to the hives
in human being. The horse be-
comes dumpish and shows a strong
disinclination to move. These symp-
toms all yield readily to the proper
and as the symptoms vary
SO exceedingly, no specific remedy
can be laid down. A fatal result is
rare, yet at the present writing there
are over one hundred horses at the
that are afflicted with the
disease, which is increasing. 1t lasts
from three to ten days.-Bostoa Id
Dertiser.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-08-27
Fashion Notes.

1t is not worth while, indeed, that
mothers should allow the fashion Of
their infants garments to weigh very
heavily upon their mind. Surely, if
any class Of human being could I've
allowed a degree Of freedom from
the thraIldom Of "styIe," this class
should he the little babies. Yet
there have been fashions in the con
.ruction of infants clothes, but We
are glad to say, for many years pas,
these fashions have not been guided
by the idle caprice, but by reason and
common sense.
In some things, and those by Nc
means in themselves unimportant
we are wiser today than we were
twenty years ago. We dress oul
children with far more attention tC
the laws OF health now than then
Their physical we.i-being is grave
consideration with us, as it should be
whether it is necessary to neglect
their moral well being rs an Offset
according to The prevalent custom
is q question that we cannot discus
here.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-08-27

Charleston. South Carolina intend.
to improve its commerce by deepen
ing tie channel by which vessel
come into the harbor. Heretofore
this has not allowed the passage of
vessels of over sixteen feet draft al
low water. but it is TO be immediate
" deepened to twenty-five feet. A
contract for the dredging necessary
to accomplish this has just been exc
cuted between the Charleston city
government and Professor Mailletort
whose connection with the operations
at Hell Gate, New York, is well
known. One great obstacle to the
commerce of most OF the Southern
Atlantic ports is the inability OF large
vessels to enter them. In the case
of Charleston. if depth Of twenty
two feet at low water is secured, this
difficulty viii be obviated.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-08-27

New York city wants to secede
from the State. The motive is in the
fact that her citizens suffer from M
Just representations, one citizen Of the
island counties being politically equal
to two New Workers, and because the
State taxes are proportionately heav-
ier on the New (orkes.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-08-27
B A N K S .
PETER .. BURLINGTON. President.
JOHN HooE Russell, Cashier.
Bank Of Huntington
111rNrrnINr nnONr wv VA
HUNTINGTON. w. VA.

INEPOSI1S received and notes dis
~ counted upon approved collateral:
Collections made on all points through
out the country and exchange furnished
at lowest rates.
Interest allowed on deposits.
Board meets every Wednesday, regular
discount day.
n@. BANKING Hours, from 9 4. n. to
3P.Ai Jan 22-u
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-08-27
sohc AND STORY.
SIR MARMADUKE's MUSINGS


BY THEODORE TILToE.
won noble fame,
But with q sudden frown,
The people snatched my crown,
And in the mirc trod down
My lofty name.
bore bounteous purse,
And beggars by the way
Then blessed me day by day,
But /, grown poor as they,
Have now their curse,
gained what men call friends,
But now their love il hate,
And have learned too late
How mated friends inmate,
And friendship ends.
clasped a woman's breast,
AS II her heart knew,
Or fancied would be true,
Who proved-alas, she tool
False Ike the rest
now am all bereft--
As when some tower doth fall,
With battlements and wall,
And gate and bridge and all
And nothing left.
But l account 1t worth
All pangs OF fair hopes crossed
All loves and hOnors lost
To gain the heavens at cost
or losing earth.
so. lest feel inclined
To render Ill for Ill
Henceforth In me instill,
0God, sweet good will
To all mankind.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-08-27
RAILROAD LINES.
CHESAPEAKE q Ohio RAILWAY!
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS!
Excursion TIcIxets!!

TRIP AND RETURN TICKsTS
at Re,lucet Rates, over the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway. 90 White sulphur, and all the celehra-
tel Springs and places Of fashionable resort IN
the mountains OF West Virginia have been placed
for safe AZ The Railway Ticket ONCE.
On and after July 18th, 1874, passenger
trains will run as follows:
FROM HUNTINGTON.
0.25 A. ". BNrRESS Allegheny and all in
terme,liste stations 10 COvingtnn, MillborO, Co
shen, Staunton. Charlottesville, GOrtiOnsvillc,
and RichmOud. daily except sunday. This
tram connects AZ Charlottesville for Lynchburg,
Bristol and Chattanooga; az GOrdOnsvhe for
Alexandria, Washington. Baltimore, and the
North; and at Richmond 'Or Petersburg. Norfolk,
Columbia augusta, savannah, Charleston, AMI
all points South.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-03-28

aasi 1ls sid Ris. sss. ss
i,sssy Hssa a'gs RSsf s#ssRss %sisfs;
ling steady ala s5X.f [ dold sOtiveS Il
l3C0lS16. Governments steady. but ac
tive. States quiet and .nondihal% 81 :
Comparative cotton stetement-Net
receipts at all United States ports fol
the week 63,026; same week last wear
55, TAT; total to date 1857, Ss4; to same
date last year 5000. .4S4 Exports fol
the week 79,744; same week last year
IA, 4,791; total to date 1878, ,45S; to same
date last year It'll 1928. Stock at ali
United States ports 661. 319;- last year
539, ,669; at all interior towns 80. S09.
last year 106.249; at Liverpool 7O1, 600;
last yea. 6a2, ,0GO. American afioat for
Great Britain 32S, 900; last wear 2S9. 900.
ST. Louis, March 27.-Flour weak.
Corn steady. Whiskey 80. Pork active.
Bacon advanced order lots OF shoulders
7t07L. Lard firm, ct 9.
CINCISSATI. March 27.-Flour un.
changed. Corn higher. Pork 1900
Lard strong Bacon, firm and scarce.
LOUISVILLE, March 27.-Flonr and
corn unchanged. Provisions in fair de-
mand and advanced. Pork sold at
90. Bacon-shoulders 67s; clear rib
8; clear 9as. Lard-tierce s. keg 9s<.
Whiskey 81.
MOBILE. March 27.-Cottou un.
changed and quiet; stock 47,G72 bales
weekly net receipts 1924.
BosToS, March 27.-Cotton quiet aud
unchanged-stock S. GOO bales.
GALVESTON, March 27-Cotton de.
mnnd nominal--stock 20. 100 bales.
SAVANNAH, March 27.-Cotton firm,
aud quiet middling IL; stock 62,497
bales.
WILMINGTON. March o7.--Cottou
steady; stock 81 116 bales.
BALTIMORE, March 27.-Cotton firm
-middling l64; stock 10. 962 bales.
AUGUSTA, March 27.-Cotton quiet
middling l5ia; stock II, 1872 bales.
CHARLESTON, March 27.-Cotton firm,
--middIing l5I(@16: low middIine
1873; good ordinary 14.ls; stock 80, 14I
bales.
NEW ORLEANS, March 27.-Oottor
active and higher-middling l65s; low
middiing 1873; good ordinary 14I1 or
binary 12l1; stock 263. .S05; weekly ne,
receipts II, 1873; gross 20, 169; exports tc
Great Britain 1902: continent 3,947
France l.45S; coastwise 3,62S; sales
43.70O.
NoRFotk. March 27.-Cotton firm
stock 1856.
MEMPHIS. March 27.-Cotton steady
stock II. .34l. ,f3'tE