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, 1874-06-09

The famous Osage cedcd land cases have come
before the United States Circuit Courtin Loaven-
worth, Kan. An application has been made By
the District Attorney, acting under instructions
from Washington, for the cancellation Of tho
patent by which tho territory In dispute was
conveyed to tho railroad companies. This &C.
ton is taken in the interest Of tho settlers. The
caRo will probably 60 to tho United States su-
premo Court.
, 1874-06-09

Ing at 1870 oast, and 4215o sel1or July. Hyo
was dull and 10 lower, at BIC for No. q. Barley
mas dull and unchanged, at 81 .0o@1.0 .05 forNo. 8.
Hogs woro aotiyo ind firm at 4405@5.8B. Cattle
wero active at 1o@t5o atlvancc In good to oxtra.
shoop ruled quiet and unchanged.
, 1874-06-09

weight to tho Supreme Donch, much to establish
equitable principles Of Interpretation for its
stato laws 11o will be loss to tho entiro State,
aud 1t s with difficulty that 4 SUCCESSOR will DO
found to I'LL hfH place. Wo understand Tint tho
ox-Ohiof Justice intonds to cntor on tho practice
OF his profession In Milwaukee,.
, 1874-06-09
OH Gblfapn U2ibue,e.
Tuesday Morning, June 9, 1874.

One OF tho counsel for tho memorialiats In tito
District Of Columbia Investigation has mado q
toling argument for tho inaiction Of summary
puniahmont on Gov. Shepherd. Tho counsel
acquits tho Governor Of iguoraucc, but presses
home with grcat forco tho only altornatiyo, TINT
ho was guilty Of u,altoasanco in oi1lce-in short,
that lo is more knayo than fool.
, 1874-06-09
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NFWs

souT4lAMrroN,, June 8.-steamship Hanss,
NEW Yong, June 8-Arriyel-gteamships
GlAmorGan, from Cardiff.
Tn1EsrE. june 8.-atoamship viIlo do Paris
from Now York, las arrived,
, 1874-06-09

up the prosecutors, 10 killed hlmself, and thus
tho secret was lot out to the world. Our default
ers manaHo things bettor. They quietly take
tholr funds and slope to quarters where thoy
can enjoy them without lutorforenco.
, 1874-06-09
TO.pAI'S ADJUSTMENTS.

-nooLEY'a TIrEATRE-Rando1oh,. H.. stseet, betwesn
jontudy Company. ''Disorco."
, 1874-06-09

in 1860, exciting national iss.lcs, four tiolsotB
mud local prilo In Lincoln or Douglas, callea out
very noarly tho full yoting.stronglh. 1n 1864. u
hoat Of our citlzonB lad bayonota instead Of bal
lota 10 think OF, They wore in tho army, mud
their yotea woro not recorded III this State In
1903, tho excited foo!ings that followed. tho rup-
ture with johnson and local pride In
Grant agaiu callod out nearly tho full
vote. III 1870, Logan lad "walk over"
Wo include tho ;yoto only to show tho
nutual cous,,A Of that year. 1u 1879. vary many
Democrats aud not a few Republicans etayod at
home. It thus appears that On the two occa.
slous Oh wl1iol. foollug rau high vote of about
In of tho population was polled. This IL not
unlikely, priorj, in a comparatively new State.
Other thlngs being equal now communities are
, 1874-06-09

M'v1OKER's MISREPRESENTATION street, botweer
Tour American Oouatn.a
, 1874-06-09

iuRa. .$' oai.aat 4. sso a7s stoa.ofs ........ ~
Tho exponhos wero 7l.G4 per cont OF earnings
1n 1874. nrt1 81 .32 per cont In 1879.
Tho through tro1ghs shipped westward over
the Central 1'aciflo ltailroad HI April was: From
.tous; totnl. 8,S77 tonH, or 1888 carloads. Tho
principal ikoms wero Wool; ,244 tons bailey.
800 tons; w,no 3ai tons; tea. 22o tons.
The earnfngs Of tho Toledo, Wabash l. West
crn Hallway for tho third week in May wero
1874. s09, Bill; 1873. s'lo0,6o4; decrease, pl2,-
099, or 12al per cont
ITEMS.
Tic aecond annual meeting. Of tho Railway
Associatiou Of travelling Passenger md Alyer.
tlsing Agents Of the United 8tatos md Canads
will Io hold at tho 0ault House, louisville, on
tho 18th OF this month.
Tho Ohicago. l. Alton Railroad las issued
new tariff covering all tho points III Texas. Tho
route will bo via the Iron Mountain Nnf}rooi
and tho rates arc about the same a. thoso ot
OtAer roAdA,
, 1874-06-09

CHICAGO IMPORTS COFFEE DIRECT FROM RIO,
Special Dispatch to TIA Chicaao Iffbuns
EAsT DosroN, juno 8.-TAe American brig
Sullivan las atrlyed below from Rio, With 8,0W
sacks OF collee for J. ". Doauo i Co., Of Yous
, 1874-06-09
SOCIETY MEETINGS.

EXPOSITION DUTLD1NG-Iakeh hf,ore, foot Of Adams
stroot Paris by MooullGhth Afternoon and ovoning
, 1874-06-09

ADELplr1 THEATRE Corner of Wabash ,ayenus
Troupe uf Ara6s from Jarusalom. "1xon."
, 1874-06-09
MISCELLANEOUS,

INDIANAPOLIS, DELPHI CHICAGO.
meeting Of the Directors OF the InGianapo1is.
Delphi Il Chicago Railroad Company was held at
Delphi, Ind, few days ago. Every county On
tho line, except Clinton, Was represented. Rob-
ort Hay, Vice-Presideut Of the Chicago l. South
At%sa a1;nn 10 RSF1aa Mta &C GGompan submitted propo
$135, 900 at onco TO bo placed in the hands Of
Trustees Of their own choosing, to DO used with
an equal amount to be furnished by tho COM
ton :, Of the road. Az soon as the
work Is commenced and the means for Its COM
plotion have been secured, Jasper and Lako
Counties will be called upon for douations, paw
Mr.. Raymond, the President Of the road, feels
confident of tho immediate auccess OF the enter
prBo,. and says there will be no interruption or
suspension Of work: from the time It Ii begun
until the whole line ia finished from Indianapolis
to Chicago. Tho amount that will bc required
Of tho pooplo Of Jasper County is $75, ,G00 ono
half to bo paid when tho road is built to Rem
salear,, and tho remainder when it Ia complo,od
through the county.
JUNCTION OF TIE PACIFIC RAILROADS..
At mootlng between President Dillon, Of the
Un,on Pacific Railroad, aud Leland Stanford.
President Of the Central Paeilo Railroad held d
week ago at Ogden, Utah. the western terminus
question Of tho Union Pacific was thoroughly
discussed. It was decided that il tic Mormon
element ut Ogden would donate sufficient
grounds, tho western terminus and tho junction
Of tl6 tWn ROADS Fhoud remain whore it i8, and
extensive and costly buildings should be immo-
diately erected. II the necessary land was not
donated the western terminus Of tho Uuion
pacitio should bo movod scven miles far
thor west Tho absence OF Brigham Young
prevented thet1nal decision OF the question, az it
depends upon hlm In a great measure whether
the laiiu will be donnted :
It is tho intention Of tho Company to eroct, at
q day not far distant, 3 rolliug-ni on the line Of
tho road, for tho purpose OF rolling tho Com
pany'a iron. The probable location will he soma
point this aide of Evanston.
nAILNoAD EA1iNINdH. ~
The earnings Of the Cincinnati, Hamilton 4
Dayton mud eAsed lines for tho year ending
March 81, 1874, wero aa folows
Net
Earni'Ms. Expenses. sarriugs.
jS; 5;ytos : oa'ss4ao .24ssss4o
Il ;;;:";s; ea,o77s ,,o'scs0os 4saesce
Il oulcago... 21s,17aa2 1os,a57s2 Asls.o1
Total .s2,Aai. 1896 $9,177 ds1eo $3oe4s11a
Tho earnings of tho Pittsburg, Cincinnati &
st. Louis Railway for the four months ending
April 80, were as follows:
EE:;s,ss. +, M e'*::: ] ;s;:s: e.
W.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

WEEKS. DO1NGs IN WALL STREET. EX-
{"py sont froe. IT TUsimis1buE co. WaiE5f., N. Y
, 1874-06-09

apt to contain moro men than old ono1. 6inoo
we may confidently count upon vory heayy
poll noxt fall, Our estimate Of noar1y 100000
voseB is probably not far out Of tho way.
Tho Illino!s elections of 1868 md 1879 compare
As follows.
1863, 1877
Grant,. .23o 9aa Grant, =. "a, ,als
Seymour. .... JOG 14J {}rccley. ITO
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-10-14
pie 2Sirren III SoaiGana

ipur0en our9 oas Is mprpmi B spi=
l4en Der SOltspartei uno Den Semofraten
9el9li9tet, ipel6es oabin 9ebt, baB Die
Soltspartei ii6 uerpflidtete, feline @ewalt-
tbGti9teiten ;u 6e9eben, nm Die Wabl i'll
beeinfluBen, pOgegen Die Gepublifaner err
tlGrter, feline Setriigereien mebr bel Den
Wablen unterlaufc laIien Su wollen. I'm
ter oieies 9pmpromiB iebte Gbren : Selos
feline Sanoi6riit unb Siesel, sum 3ei9en,
oab aud er ieinsr Seits feline @epalttbd=
tisteiten unO Setriisereien be9sben wple.
6iirpabr Elm prd6tises Bib fir einsn Sc
l9i9tsl6reiber, penn er oereinit Der itan=
nenoen @elt miro meloen f0nnen, oaB oas
Sberbaupt zines srOben Staates lid nit
Brief unb Siesel perphi6ten mubte, fem
Spibbube gu iein.
Die 9ouiiiana 8irrcn baben ais gta6
ipiel nod sanS mertwiirOige Sinse an's
Sasesli6t sebra9t. Die weibe 2isa bat
ndmli6 bel Der Seiesuns bes Gapitples
bon Nep Orleans bas q 1T a q d b
aellos's nit Sei9las belest uno BARN
bat mo Srieie Der Serren Ben But.
Ter, Matt. Carpenter, Gbano.
| er &c. ~9eiunben, aus oenen berUor9ebt,
bab ii9 Die 9enannten ountlen Gbrenman=
ner fir Die SertretunS Der Snterelien Rels
logs i'm Senatc, sur 3eit G!s oaIelbt Die
2ouiiiana 6rase ~anbdn9is mar, gang re-
ipectable Summen 3ablea lieBen. Selon=
oers riibreno lit Elm Brief oes Srn. Ttatt.
Carpenter bon @iseonIin, Der 8elo9s UNI
$1,000 prebt unb iast er bruu9e bas
@elb 10 n~otbpenbi9, bab er es ais pis BON
Soft selanbi betra9ten perbe, Der mos
ralii6e Snmpb Der our6 bieis griefe
pieber aniseriibrt purbe, 1T pirtIi4 re4t
edel6aft. (Iailw. Gol.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-10-14
NgerrnGte @ei6er.

&iir;liG bielten in Gainesville, 8, Ell
nisc ameritaniI6e Sroueu ynb Sun9frau=
en- cine Wational= Is onpentiOn sur Gciorm
Der Slsipurg oes peibli6en @el4le1ts.
Cine Ser perItdnoigeren Sbeilnebmerins
men taoelte Die 6rauen luesen Der S6i6=
ternbeit, wel4e lie Der Sprannei Der Wooe
9egeniiber ar Den Sag lesen, uno ipegcn
Der rnterpiiriigteit, nit pel6er lie ieoe
BON Den iosenannten geberrl6ern Der
Mobc aufsebrudte Sborbeit na9abmtcn.
gber teiner iiel es Elm, barauf binSuarbei=
ten, oaB Die 6rauen cine einia9e uno un=
aiiectirte Sru6t anlesen, pel6e Yeauem=
li4teit uno @rasie in ii9 uereinist.
Gines Der tbdtisiten Mitslieoer miro als
cine altli9e, flus breini9uuense Same
bel4rieben, ipel4e in cine ~rebfarbene, bis
on Die &niee rei9enbe Sunica eefleioet
mar; mebrere Sbsilnebmerinnen trusen
Mannsboien, po9esen ibr 6rauentleio,
nm Die Mannsboie gum 9orl9ein gu brin=
gen, lebr U~erfiirSt mar.
Die tollite Yloomerin bes 9anbes, Sr.
Warp @alter, mar niat oa; aber in ei-
mem grieie beSei9nete Tie bas iesise 6rau=
en-Goitiim als Die uleinise llrlade Der
Grniebrisuns hires @eI9le6tes. Bon
Wm. 2lopb @arriion, Dem sreiien aboli=
t%ioniiten in Bottom, lief elm Brief poll se-
fiblponer Semerfunssu iibcr Die &leiber=
Jrase elm. Gr empfieblt Die annabme ei=
ner Wobe, tuel9e InItano nit Netti9teit,
&unlt nit 6reibeit Der @abl perbinbe uno
ben Seiesen Der pbpIii9eu 8elunobeit ent=
ipre9e.
Cine Sauptreonerin, 6rau Silotion
suiitbete sesen 6raueuroben uno risf sd
lage Sbnen oieie &eiorm meint 8 II.
Sie Soien brinsen uns Die 6reibeit unb
ueroen uns S9ub sepdbren Gicoer nit
ben llnterr6den, es lebe1 Die Soien!"
Ginige Sottorinnen parnten Die Ser
Iammlun9 Dor seiunobeitswiorisen Sem
oenSsn Der SlOomertra4t; uno wirtlid
entbieIt lid II Die Seriammlung elmer
oiretten &unbsebuns gu @uniten Der
Mannsboic. Giner Der anssnommenen
Sei6liiie +, rfldrt, voab Die 6rau leoisli6
ibrer unpbDliolosil9en, unnatiirli6en uno
STANDARDIZATION &leiouns ibre pbpIil6e
ltnteroronuns unter Den Mann percante,
uno oab iie, uenn iie Ii6 ni9t 10 tleioe,
OaB lie i'm Stanoe iei, nit ibrem yruoer
in Der @r6eit bieier gSelt su' concurriren,
ME gu elmer OOlisen @lei6beit nit benz
itdrferen @ei6le9te 9elansen f6nne.
8ir lolten %slauben, Die ameritanerin=
men bdtten ole Die SoIe, i'm Soule penio.
items.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-10-14
Der @6erprdGoent bon Gliab Goth

Der @6erprdtoent bon Gliab Goth.
rinsen bat, laut @n9abe Der Slaiier zine
3ui9rift an ben Siidoi ppn Strobburs
9cri9tet, in Der er nOtiiicirt. bnb bic nit
irunS6fi9er SnidriIt perishencn Siesel
Der Yiarreien biniort sur YseIonbisun9
bon actsnltIden nidi nsbr 9ebraudt sper@
ben loGen, uno Uerlan9t, oab Is burd ncue
erieBt peroen. Ser YildOf bo! in 5plss
beHen Elm Circular Sdrsiben an Die
@eiItli6en ersebsn laiien, um fs aui;ufor.
bern, iens franjoiiiAen Sie9sI ibrer 8ir6e
our6 Sisssl nit Dem Bible oes 9otrons
Der Yforrsi unb loteinii6er Sni6riit in
sriebsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-10-14
Die (6reswia.6 offeimi(Ge Srage.

Ser 8abeliunse bebauptet, GuBlano II.
England bdtten ii9 %uerbunben, bic idles-
mig bOliteinii9e 6rase enolid sur &ube
81 brinsen.
S4lesui9 : bolItsinii6e Srasen raren
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-10-14
-Sanitmntb unb Seriensaate lino bic

nntriisli4iten WabrSei6en Der SiIouns.
Cine iaris Giidli6t iiir Die @eiiible gnbe-
rer, sesen Ieine llnterSebenen iouobl wie
sescn ieinss @lei6cn uro a6tuns Dor III
rer Meni4snluiros piro Der wabrbaft
@cbilbeten sanses genebmen our9brins
gen.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-05-24

WORDS CT VITAL INTEREST.
the thousands who read columns OF
frivolous verbiage every day devote
five minutes to tho perusai Of few
fucts which concern them nearly? Onr
text is "Health, and we will put our
commcntarysinio q nutshell. Weak
ness is indirectly the cause of all sick
ness; for If nature be strong enough to
resist the morbid influences which pro-
duce illness, Of course they are power
less. Seek strength, therefore. IT,
vigorato and regulate the system.
Wnen the fire Of life seems to be abso.
lutcly dying out in the system, and
the mind, eympathizing with the
body, is reduced almost to O state of
imbccility, tho mighty restorative,
Hostettcr's Stomach Bitters, seems, as
1t were, to lift the sufferer out of the
Slough Of Despord, and recruit and
re'invigorate both the frame and the
intellect. Would that all who have
known its benefits could condense
their experience into this paragraph.
They would tell the healthy that
to protect their health they must use
this great safeguard against the debili-
tatipg influences. They would exhort
the weak to diecard oil unmedicated
and impure stimulants aud cling to
this wholesome and unfailing tonic
and alternative as the shipwrecked ma
riner would cling to ruff in stormy
sea. They would tell OF dyspepic
pangs relieved. OF appetite restored,
OF shattered nerves restr opg, OF head
aches cured. OF disordered functions
regulated. of hypochondria dissipsted,
OF miasmatic diseases baffled. of fever
and ngue cured, OF liver complaints ar.
rested, of heat, privation and toll de.
Hed, of hope re-animated ard cheer
-fnlness restored. Such are effects
Of Hostetter's Bitters. M24f3Tl
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-05-24

= RUNNINa DowN.-We observe that
our City Council have concluded to
sell out. at public out-cry. on the first
Mopday of June. four Of tho oity
mules and ''the gray and sorrel:horses.
with their equipments" The imme-
diate occasion is to make arrang gements
to feed the city poor, and to get pro-
vender for the rest Of the stock which
will still be retained in service. It
looks as if We are fast approaching the
condition OF a besieged oity, with its
supplies cut of. The poor old mul, 8
and the old gray and sorrel horses. who
have done their duty, have now to
crown their labors by being turned
into food. Poor old mulesl poor old
horses! We must console ourselves with
reflections Oh our water contract for
SIG, 900 year, instead Of Sc, 1000. and
at the rate which weIpay for money,
~ per cent. month.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-05-24

AFTER GL1MPsES OF GREATNESS. 1t
seems odd to read of mass being said
for the repose OF the soul Of Napoleon
l. This was among the recent cers-
monies at Chiselhurst. Certainly few
souls in the other world neel repos c
more than that of the mighty Elm pe-
ror. We think of him as of one who
lived centuries since, and yet the other
day he came ns in life before an Irish
judge and jury. 4 witness. eighty
two years OF age, testified that he had
served in the British army under Well
ington, and that while in that service
he was stationed ut ST. Helena during
the imprisonment Of Napoleon.
"Well," said the counsel, "what kind
OF fellow was Bony?" "He WAS II
right little fellow, aud there are few
liko him now. We conquered him, Of
course, and he was made prisoner, and
l was often ont in his vessel with
him." "Did you ever discuss religion
with him?" "Like myself, for long
time he did not profess much religion,
but l remember two priests coming To
the island to him. I often sat at his
table and used his silver knives and
forks and drank his wine, and that was
an honor: That is more than you can
say, SIR. The counsel must have
been botheriDg the old man, for he
showed temper in his answer. But
this is an after glimpse of greatness
that shows how the greatest things in
life are connected with the most trivial.
and that the imperial Napoleon may
even serve to point a cross. e1amina.
ton in an Irish court.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-05-24

LIST OF New ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice to the Public. '3
Sale OF Mules and Horses.
Nesting Myrtle Lodge. K. of P.
Pio.Nio at Leesville.
City Election.
Meeting of Landlords.
Southern Express Co.-Removal.
Acts and Resolutions. f"a
John B. Black-Oherokee Springs.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-05-24

The grocery store of Mrs Bernard,
in Charleston. was robbed OF largo
quantity OF articles on the night of the
21st. One of the thieves wns arrested.
An attempt was made to eet the store
on fire, it is supposed, as the floor was
saturated with kerosene.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-05-24

Mr.. ED1ron: The lust number of
that obscure little sheet, the Christian
Neighbor, published in this city. con :
tains an implied SANDER on tho chill
dren of your Catholic fellow. citizens.
30 unchristian and 80 very u,,neigh6orly,
in referring to their Sunday School
picnic, held On the 18th instant. that
your correspondent, with your permits
sion, feels it his duty to contradict it.
aud to say that If dance was held at
the Fair Grounds. on the night follow
ing the day on which the picnic was
held, the Catholic children or their
parents were not responsible for it. ]
will state for Information Of tho editor
Of the mis-called Christian Neigh6or.
that Catholic parents have their chill
dren taught dancing as they have them
taught all other graceful accomplish
ments, and that il common with
three-fourths OF the Christian world,
they do nof think that inconsistent,
with proper restrictions, with their
duties as Catholics. P.C.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-05-24
CoUUnIrI OF CoM1oeN Pnssxiiss,, MAY qss..@.

ooUnr OF COMMON PIs.xiiss:. xiis:i May 2a.----'
The jury in the case OF Charles Ham
berg against Monteith s. Bauskett, re-.
porting that they could not agree upon
averdicf. we're discharged.
A motion to vary tue Injunction
against suitors OF the GreenvilIe and
Columbia Railroad, so as to allow GER
tain proceedings 10 be had by bond
holders who have failed to register
their bonds, was over-rnled and an
order made giving the referee until
September /, proximo, to register and
inquire into all bonds which, may be
presented to him.
An order confirming tho report Of
the referee, in case of Mary p Black
ct al. rs. the Caro;iua Lie Insurance
Company, was granted, and atso an
order making the Southern Life Insur.
sncs Company q Part defendant in
the action. ers5c.
An order confirming the Sheriff's
report of sale in case OF heirs.at-law of
Cesar Gurley, deceased, versus Jo-
sephine Schnltioe ct al. i.,.s -
A motion to be allowed to answer in
case OF NJ. ]. Calnan againet j. Z.
Friday. was over.ruled. 44s.sa
A motion for new trial in case OF A.
Winter against John Alexander ct al,
by the defendants for new trial, was
held under advisement. 5si ~;
A motion to confirm Sheriff sale and
set aside homestead in case of Eliza
beth @. Startling against Wesley D.
Startling ct al, was ordered to be heard
on Friday next. ala. at diia i5s',
The Court, after the etransaction of
some other minor husiness. adjourned
this day ending the spring term of
this Court. ,s..i Il ~ .49v
Mr.. B.-Mr. H., did you ever try
any of the California Cigar Store ave
cent Partagas? -" 1
Mr.. M.-Why. of course I have;
smoke nothing else. They are better
than any ten cent Cigar can ges Else
where. '">'si aa- i'>J ~
HOTEL ARRIVALS. May %, 1874
Hendrix Ho,tse-J 8 Broadway wife
and child, 8 G; P Bridges, W Ia
Redwood, E D Herring. Baltimore; r
B Cunningham, Society Hill;f W D
Vinson. Ststesburg; A p Irby and
lady. Fairfield; A Michsels, Unioh;!J
E Stillman. Mise; q w Green, Lex.
ington; A A Perry. Mr. AGA Perry.
| Miss o l. Perry. iFioridi: AZ 8 Vel
born. N O.; g A Jamison, 'Batesbuf1.
Wheeler HoussAGen !AAHa Uold1it,
Atlanta; Fl Miller Augusta; b II
Crawford. city; Mrs SalIie Hemphill,
Chester; J Sphumpway,; y Kentucky;
JOS Jinkins, Augusta; Alfred, A'P6ss,
Fork; John Hawkins. NpglandsJfH
Fannin. Orangebhrg; VIM Dudley,
Charleston; Geo II Brown, :Auguska !;
E 8 J Hayes. Lexington: Rev VIM
Britain, Alabama;l James B johnson,
Tennessee; NJ Rider, BaItimore; iCofT
Johnston. Sumter; JohnOi Morrison,
john L Little. city; Harry Smith,
New Yc.k; J " Hayward and wife,
Newberry; J A Turrentine, N o. ni!@
Columbia Rotes-E G. White, Charles
ton; s E White, Gadsden; W FOsten.
dorf, Charleston; T D Gillespie, 8 O.;
G W Long, N O; r Broileston, NY;
Reese FAINT, Anderson; j A9Hsynes,
Baltimore; W TT Woodward, s q E
r; r MGyo. Va; W n Gray, Charles
ton; j Goodwin. Fort Motto; Aug
b Knowlton, Orangeburg; A r Crews,
Va; " D Kennedy, Augusta; M Lis
siner. Baltimore; J Stuart Land, G 4
q Il Il; O P Gardner, Greenville.
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Mus,cAl rss,.vaI.-
FIRST GRAND CONCERT OF THE CHORAL
UNION, OF COLUMBIA, g. q.

FIRST GRAND CONCERT OF THE CHORAL
UNION. OF COLUMBIA, 8. O.
ffIn pursuance Of the announcement ts
sireaay made, the first concert OF the
Choral Union. OF Columbia. will take
plaoe5at Parker's Hall, on WEDNESDAY
EvRN1Na, June 8, under direction of
Prof. W. II. EVANS, assisted by Profs,
DENCK aud KoRPPER.
A splendid programme, comprising
several Of the most effective choruses,
(sacred and seoulsr,) from works OF
the most illustrious composers; also,
trios. Duets, solos, &C., will shortly be
published. The ohoruses will be sus.
tained by select and able orchestra,
favorite overtures By the orchestral
band, and superb solos on the grand
piano aud violin, by Profs. Denok ana
Koepper, will enliven the interest
of the occasion. A libretto, contain.
ing the words to choruses, &c, will b.
presented to each ticket holder.
Tickets now for sale at the music
and book stores. Diagram of reserved
seats at store OF Messrs. LyBrand &
Son. Tickets one dollar; children
half price. No extra charge for re-
served seats.
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PoND's EXTRACT. Men and women
will suffer from q severe headache,
when ten minutes spent bathing the
head with the Extract would afford re-
lief. M2Ot3S1
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Now IS THE T1ME-To advertise, at
our summer rstes, and while there is
leisure to read the papers.
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10 all, particularly invalids, spring
Is "A trying season. Indications Of sick
ness should at once be attended to.
Fatal diseases may be caused by allow
lug the bowels to become consiirnled.
aud the system to remain in tisor.
dercd condition, until the disorder has
time to develop itself. An ounce oi
prevention is worth IL pound Of cure. is
an old aud truthful saying. Therefore.
wc advise all who are troubled with the
complaints now very prevaIent-hend-
ache. Indigestion, dlsordered liver,
want of appetite, nausea, or feverish
skin, to take, without delay, Schenck n
Mandrake Pills. We know of no
remedy 80 harmless and decisive in its
action. It at ouce strikes ut bhe root
OF the disease aud produces u healthy
tone to the:system. People never need
snffer from any disease arising from q
disorderrd condition OF the liver, If
they would take this excellent medi-
cine when they feel the first indica
tiors Of the malady. Families leav-
ing home for the summer months
should take three or four boxes of
these pills with them. They have an
almost instantaneous effect. They will
relieve the patient Of headache in one
or two hours, and will rapidly cleanse
the liver Of surrounding bile, and will
effectually prevent bilious attack.
They arc sold by all druggists.
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