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The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-09-07
DEMOCRACY.
Colonel Wilson on the Stump
THE FIRST GUN OF THE
CAMPAIGN.


Pursuant to previous notice, Colonel
Ben. Wilson, the Democratic nominee
for Congress in this District, addressed
n large gathering ofthe Democracy Of
this county on tho LIST lust The
meeting WIS called 10 order and tho
speaker introduced by Hon. Blackwell
Jackson, Of Jane Lew. Our standard.
bearer, although well known person
ally, to hundreds ofOur citizens, had
never before made speech in Lewis
County; and owing to tic misroprc.
sensations Of bis enemies, false reports
had gone out concerning both bis abili.
ty as an orator and lis courtesy to IN
opponent. Bnt the speaker soon dis.
PEELED such ideas. lie commenced by
a reference TO State politics, giving bis
views thereon without IN attempt at
preyaricatipn aud then proceeded TO
show clearly that whilO our local poll.
tics were Of considerable importance,
yet they were overshRdowcd entirely
by the great National issues now be-
fore the country. lie handled the sub.
jcct of national finances with on case
and iluOncy dCnOting n correct kno*l.
edge of tho subject; and bis tnpose of
the policy Of tho government in this
particular was . seulhing criticism on
the course Of the party 10 power, and
complete vindication Of tho Democrat.
&c record on this question. lie dis.
icusscd at length the condition OfalIairs
in various States Of tho south-mOrC
particularly in South Carolina, Loui.
siuna and Arkansas and tue facts be
spread before the peOple-as taken
from the official records even
the Republican brethren blush.
In reference TO the proposed Civil
Rights Bill, which passed the Senate
and only failed in the House because
it could not be reached on the calcp.
r,--llC showed that the Republican
party was committed 10 it; that Sena.
tor Morton, the great light Of the Re.
publican party, and the mouth-piecC Of
President Grant, had announced in u
recent speech that "thO Republican
party must stand firm on the subject,
for he President trould not rciO he
bill, and it would pass ut the next scs-
sion ii the Republican party is SUCCESS
full in this campaign"
Colonel Wilson spoke nearly two
hours; and We arc glad 10 say that bis
audience was one Of the largest, most
attentive, and orderly, that has ever
assembled in Weston. The speech,
while being a severe criticism upon
Republican legislation, and a complete
vindicStion Of the record Of the Demo.
cratic party, was couchcd in words at
which no man could take oIIense. Nv.
en- tho Republicans present confessed
that they wero agrccably disappointed.
They lad expected fro.eatcr, and
met a gentleman; they looked for vii.
LITIGATION and abuse, and met with
kindness aud courtesy. All WHO heard
the speech agree that it accomplished
great good, not only. for the Colonel
himself, but for tho Democratic cause
generally.
III consequence Of lilo Invitation 10
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-09-07

The Democratic party ought to be
thoroughly organized for the following
good reasons:
First-l}ecausO organization bcgcls
party discipline, and loldsthe members
together as an unit.
secOnd-llecausc unity gives power
and dignity heals discussions, aud re.
strains boiling aud independent caudi.
dates.
Third-lIecAusc BY thus healing in.
tcrnul discussion, the party will b. Gu.
abled to hold control, and keep posses.
sion Of, the offices of tho county, to
which they arc entitled; but which
tho unity Of our enemies, opposed to
our distractions and lukOwarmnCss, is
enabled to wrest from US.
Fourth-Decausc We need 10 present
q full and determined front, so that We
may lriamphantly elect our candidates,
and give decided rebukc to the iufa.
nous usurpationS and legislation of the
dominant faction which las controlled
the country for SO maby years.
Fifth-Bccause there arc important
issues and questions before tho people
at this time, which demand that this
decisive disapprobatiOn be shown,
These arc each and all good reasons
for pcrfoCting tho organization of the
party,
Our enemies arc cunning, watchful
and vigilunt. and, unless every prccau.
ton for success Is taken, wO will find
that they have been preparing mine.
to DO sprung on US, tho moment they
fluid us weak, unsu'pccling aud too
sclfrcliNnt,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-09-07
Quantity Of land sold
No. Of acres.
Date of sale.

Amount of purchase
mOuoy paid, including
interest, damages, com.
missions, fec for receipt
aud per cen.um for cost
Of adYOriisinr.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-09-07
Ge0rgelolrn, &eplemLer Z

Tho State Of Hest Virginia.
AtruleS held in the clerks Office Of the
county court Of Lewis county on the EFst
Monday in September, 1874.
Vim. L. Arnold, pfG
s B.s'. 5.s a,sss + ,.f ~ s''''ay
The object OF this suit is to enforce q vCn-
doris lien on 900 acres Of land situate ou
Rush Run, in Lewis county, lPest virginia,
purchased Of the plSRtiIldly the defendants.
And it appearing by affidavit filed that
the defendant Nirhael Brennon isnot resi-
dent Of this State, aud he not appearing, ii
Is ordered that he do appear bore within one
month after the date OF tde first publication
hereof, and do whit may DO necessary TO
protect bis interest in this suit.
A cOpy--nttcsic:
JESSE Wo0FTER, Clerk.
W + Arnold, p q-SePt !, Nv
State Of West Virginia,
Al Rules held in the Clerks onicc Of the
Circuit Court of Braxton County on the LIST
Monday in August, 1874.
VIM. II, Perkins plaintiff,
vs..
Margaret @. Perkins, defendant.
rs cHANCERY.
The object of this suit is 10 procure a d.
vorce from the bond of mNtrimony from the
defendant Margaret @. Perkins In favor OF
William II. Perkins, plaintiff. And 1t up
pearing BY affidavit filed In this cause that
the defendant, Margaret Q. Perkins IS not q
resident Of the State Of West Virginia, and
the defendant not appearing, II Il ordered
that she do appear here within one month
after the date Of the first publication OtIlhis
order and do what Is necessary to protect
der interests In this suit.
JOHN NJ. JONES, Clerk.
Morrison & squircs, atty's for pFf.
aug244W
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-09-07

We notice FROM tho Greunbricr III.
dependent that Vim. j, WOOdicll, Of
PccahOutas county, has announced him.
self a. candidate for the House Of
Delegates. Mr.. Wooidell vas q mem,
Der Of tho last Legislature and was
ever attentive and watChGul Of the inter-
ests Of his constituency, DO not
know Who Mr.. WooddGIPs competitors
ore, but we know that he is a good man,
a sound Democrat, and would be glad
10 sec him returned.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-09-07
CALHOUN COUNTY.
POstpOncment

The Committee in whose hands was
left the matter Of appointments for the
III this District, through an
inadvcrtcnt error, announced Colonel
Wilson to address the people OF Grants.
vile on the 18th Of September, when
it should have been the 4tA Monday,
(tho 2sth) on the frst day Of County
Court. At the letter time Colonel
Wilson will be OF Graptsyillc, aud
most probably accompanied by good
Speakers.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-09-07

W. WooDFoRD Sheriff the County of Lewis do certify that The
above list contains true crnt of all tue Real Estate within my county
which has been sold by individuals during he 1874 for the
payment Taxes thereon for years 1871 and original own
any tho Real Estate sold will be entitled redeem tho same within
from tho sale eeoat say before tho 9d day Au
gust 1876 II proper decd order Of Court Judge DO made
within year after tho said right redeem shall expire then such owner
redeem time before such deed order shall 10 made And any
such former who infant married woman insane person. or person
imprisoned tho so may redeem within year tho removal
Of tho disability any such person undivided interest IN such
Real Estate redeem such within The same time land cyond
t o time specified, the right 10 redeem will cOc
Given under my hand tlis Ord l9y Of August, 1874
Aug O-0w A. W. WooDFoRD, SHgmrT
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-09-07
DEMOCRATIC
Mass Meeting {!

COL. BEN WILSON, Democratic can.
tlidaie for Congress in this district, and
other distinguished speakers, will address
the people Of Ciilmcr at G LENVlLLE,on
Friday, September LII, 1874.
Let everybody come out, md hear q fair
statement oflhC issues Of the day. Should
amy Republican speakers be present, u fair
division Of time will lie agreed to,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-09-07
Stoves aud House Furnishing
Goods,
A List Of Real Estate,

within tho County Of Lewis sold tho mouth Of August 1874 for The
payment thereon for the years 1871 and 1872 aud purchased by
individuals. "a
New-York tribune., 1874-08-15

lsl OoO feet Lumber Cam, shpDeut'-77oo ea'a "h' ''V'
PuApKLPHr Aog l4-Buttsr hru and unenseeo S,,
s.d, sn5 nnbenTed Rgr. shade hme Al 2Od22e or snp
EesJers,y and Delaware; 1Sdl9e for Western bn,I
=, wss,,,n coed ousrcon BniNo held $2L Cloyerseed
snss s,nm SIo 50 to sll so Timothy worth SO 25dSS 10
sssed sold Al 81 gOdS2 Flour quiet So 5odst 70 Tor Snp
IN, "a bO0S5 IS KrtrA Spring Wheat Family bis sod
~ so S.te Indiana Ohio do S6 25dS1 High Grades
~ wheat dali 81 25d$l 30 for New Rel 81 80 M
R2s Mixed Oats declining st 5Od54c Tor hte
tS soc for MIed Petroleum II &c for Refined sci r
August for Crude bbs, 4SG4 DC for do In bulk WHISKY
sEiet st 81 02 fOr Western 10 iron. ,r..
sm and in M 81 i0asl IL for No Rel Fall 10
Winter Corn dali unchanged AZ "a dOoe o no
Oats dull and lower 46d47 c for NO & &c
location. 42se August Ale, September baIey qme
unchanged q5c for No Minnesota Spring hepemet w
74a76o WHISKY steady 9se Porf Domnai va pp
sslted Nea-No sales. general, 1880 for shculders e
Ire Clear Sides Bacon opened NeAh
mantsned futures strengsene AZ ou'
pnees Withheld jobbng order lots at ~ ie
13c Clear Rib Stes; l3isc for Clear sde, LAM nrn ~
sopg Lave Hogs stesdy at s6dS6 S5 Tor Porker and 81 25d
% SO Cattle quiet at Sass 3 q ior thoce y
so for Good Cow aud Hfers 20 Io
Butehe S3 1893 81 for Good &c Choice Native steers
,spts-5 bb Four $4,000 bush Whe.t oush
ogs 600 Cattle 900 bush Wheat and l-oOo ousn
cIxno aps -Four trrn and demapd Wheat hrm and
setiye Al al 20 for No White Wabash 81 81 Tor No. Mhe
81 6 for do Cansl Il - for No ed cash auu
August 81 l4@d$l Is. September ~ 10 for No asd Ioh
arm SO for Hh Mixed; Augr bS 4c Low
Mred, 7l2d6Sc September. 6s9; White. 15d c; grace
Is a6SL L Damaged. Ole Oats hm and IN - demand a. aoe
Cor No /: August 4Oc; Michigan 4li2a42e White 13tE.
Pr,lgh,s Buffalo Sc; TO oswego 6d6 ~ heeI
SO 900 $4,000 bush. Corn 5000 bush Oas 'P
sns7j 900 bush Wheat AOOO bush Corn 2'ooO o''' oN
New-York tribune., 1874-08-15

THE SYSTEM introduced BY SAMUEL BROTHERS, md hvors
tested upward TBsrY admits Of possible dppoa
BY EsrIRz SrocE divided into sss CAsss
lively mmid to and graduated quality sDd pro Every
every psos cloth plainly and enthusiastically married h
o which 1t belongs
The seh Clothing pt material 10 the largest snd most vsnet
London ssfy the fsshdou1 aud pieabs
o conditions and ages
New-York tribune., 1874-08-15
U,AMAR INDIEN universally prescribed by

PscuyA lsrahye refe hing and meiea.d fruit Iotenge
for relief and efectua OF constipation headache
hi. unlike pills and the purgatyes Is
produces irritation 2s 6i box
GRIIIOS 27 Rsmbueau Pans Depot CASWELL, HAZARD
and Txen fnnr -. New. .York
New-York tribune., 1874-08-15
COTTON MARKETS.

4as Aug a; Love we; aS is sis.
r.eeoS S5 b shipments 9S bales stock 1874 COS bales
MsxrS r SoS 4-co,ton .s.ay demand good sas st
Low Mtians, lGs Teoeps ~ bale 'hpmt1' o,, 'T 40
siS. .se. iS1I' .nSI Ss SsS, s5 Si b.e.
Avg Cotton quiet MSdns s, lss -.,.,y. ss
nas paerts 2i5 bales 72o5 bale. weekly receipts 49
MscsS &as 4ICo,i5a demand s@Ps 3e Sc
weekly pts 39 bales shipments - bales 'o'a Ioi 1870
NosTso.tni Aus ico,On den and nO4in. Low Mdigs
soTSS Aug qn,t Mag l7 srG:. n receipts
.iee 5000 & SaSi s.e, .sI s'i oF sP he exports
GMyE.1Os Aug. l4ConOn quiet and steady Good ordn'ry
lcS tar exports cosgiss S8s o;t, ae' 2ss bale,
receipts 81 bsies, shipments 6l bAlcti e bSes "ocA o-V
SoR'oLk Aug l4coilOn dull Low Modss l5 net s re,
.tsa Pr 10 e1,es l. Vel. % 30 s be 'sSgp'' 'V'o
Aug l4-coon seadE Mddng e lac 15' oes Gs'
wee1y receipts bales exports eoa"i'e % oae'i
sI1lxorE Aug li-Co;;on dali and lower hiilng l67-
Low Mo ing l6 Goo6 9Insry i'c export, foass & s % b
81. $50 bats exports eoa-ise 1903 bales sales Sl6 bales
S.~sSla Aus i4cc'on nominal; lover to ell Middos
l6 re- 5cGops ~ g' gT' cent. % .Ss 6.e sTo,. 463
,,5. & zS1 c1Sc.. O's. se.. %se'G Sis 'S s t &
15 "" o % aai Ia bales s sa e. ,;s' &
81 bses l64 bss exports to Great Sn'ain 1858 bates
so.stve $50 bales sales > 200 o.e, v,,i,. II,
bales 200 bales sier % bales
3 bales: weekly net receipts III bale' exports coast
GA bales; sales 400 bales ..,
PKOyDESCE. Aug l4-CuOn weekly sales IUpO basi s'Oek
$4,000 balrs. ...
ST I5ri, Aug quiet; nonin,I' unchanged Mddlns
2 bsltsi weekly
l25 bales; shIpmeuts. .3j3 bales, sales. ZIG bales.
Aug l4CotOn quiet; Mddhng Il gross
Britain 80 bales;
.epis 63l bales, 9Os bales exports to Great Britain 80
Iact. g.,
CoIrrsrs Aug l4-Coon sie.y: Low MddLng $%e weekly
receuts AZ lO7 bales sales ~ bales spune
JOG bales ls74 1913 bales; 1873, 357 bales
IsDiASoLA Aug lcO''On weekly receipts u bales ship
atnts. 27 bales
CHARLEsTON l4-COttOn quiet Mitdlng, 15e4o;
50 bales; 20 bales sse % bales
soes 5OQ5 receipts 500 bales
,S2l bsles. sales. 1900 bales
ArsusTA 4COon quiet and unehanged Mddns 10 as-
1874, 6,Ol6 bales
1873. g. 1866 bales weekly 295 bAhs shipments. 54
bs zee sal bsles pinners 364 bales
l4-COOu. IA shipments 80
b e., sOck, 1874. 446 bales; 1873. 233 bales.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-15
feQal Noillcs.

~ Y. SUPREME COURT-City and County
~. Of New -iork.-LEONARD sPANGESBBRG, j.. Psnuf
against ROBERT r. sPASGRsBBRG, MARY X. sPANGENBEkG
sdo. Of LEONARD sPANGESBERG deceased, and RICHARD
Public Of the CITY Of NewOfeln the State Of
defendants Bgnmon for Relief Com not served) To the
named aud Of them You hereby summoned
and required the complaint this action which will be Sled
the Of the CLERK Of the City and County Of Newiort H his
oEce CO1rhOu In fsd city Of New loft and
said complaint the subscriber st bis once
No 2gl Broswa the CyO Hevfok sithin twenty days after
O the day Of s0eb
service. The said complaint within the tim.
re,ad pnf this sotOu will sppy 20 tie Court for the
M. demanded 10 compisiHt-D7ted July III. 1874.
~ CHAKLES W. SEYMOUR, Plaintiffs Attorney
2gl Broadway SrN.iort Citv.
The cmpa' this action the l7b Gay Of Jn 1874 Only
a. ee of the CIrfs of and COaaty OF Frw.i0rk
sfofessm NS""LDo ~. ~ ~, '', "
yaIe lasguS '~4'~ eSpA AS''
New-York tribune., 1874-08-15

Ssv Aug l4-Te following receipts


PHapEIPHiA Aug l4Woo hut FIRM stocf Ohio
Virginia Double EIs and above, 5oe
52a552i Medium 5lG52si Coarse 40 46ci NeN.i0s
Michigan IDdaus Western Fine. 4GdJOe Medium 5OG52e
Combing washed. 6Od63c: COmbng unwAshed ava
Ale CSnsjs Conbiug 6OGGZL2c; Fine uDvashed So 33c
AMI Medium, washed, SGd3oe TQb-NAshsl 32d9le
Colorado washed Colorado uuwsshe % 25e EIa
and Merno Pulled 4OQ45c: No / aud Super Pulled 4Od45c
TeIss Rue aud Medium 3Oe; Ters Coarse 20Q25c CafOr
ma Fibs MEDIUM 25 35c. California. Coarse. 25G3Oe
New-York tribune., 1874-08-15
Wurouedn advertisements.

SAMUEL BROTHERS guarantee to supply the very haes
Nth sm,v sound and .Iqunts workmanship and perfect
A. The vast Stock Tho largest London divided INTO classes each
piece oeotb every garment marked the class which
and the prce in plain sgure This equitable system bas been hsS
z,uur confidence between BuJf anu
s.ll,r Pattrns ana S> M,assrtwent sess fre
lu siz,s Of ery t,p IN Stock for immediate s"%
wa1>t 10 ga>1s
New-York tribune., 1874-08-15
SAMUEI L
RESIDENTS IN AMERICA

Can b. supplied .ih London Clothing perfect " and d. BY 'oo"
isr the instructions Rs in New Fashion
Boot uhleb with sample, Of materials Is forwarded post free Ne
upe,. need not necessarily accompany order Arrangements
have been Forwrg Agent shall al th
time collect together with orrsrdng
of collection and delivery has
Of
New-York tribune., 1874-08-15

Double. Breasted. IL. EXTRA.
| Fsncy Thibets, Tweeds,
| Quiitings, Liaen Drills,
/ Suprrfne Cashmere, Corded
sul Figured silts and the
latest novelties for
WAIsTCOATI
New-York tribune., 1874-08-15

superfae
Nenenins,
Elastlcs
Mel
tons. Serges
for RIDING
HABITS.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-15

Pursuant Act OF Parliament made and passed in the 22
and years hsesi Chapter So nued
act 70 further property and To relieve
notice hereby given all Creditors and other having
claims or against the Estate OF WILLIAM HENRY
sKURRAY Of No 10 Mvronerrsee Lesmngton in the
who died the 18th daV or Ma 1874
,pd Probate Will with Coe thereto the 23d
OF June 1874 granted the Principal Registry of her Msys Court
Of Probate James Cbuheourt Lohbu the tity
London gentleman and Evan. Fleming Hale Of No 10 St Wfnd'
road Barnet Of He gentleman the therein
named required send the particulars Of their em
Of bed bJ the
before the lst
October notice ia hereby given ha: after that
day the will proceed deal with the Of the de-
only to the claims Of which The said
ba then have notice snd that they will not be liable for the
or thereof dealt with claim
.r shall moi then Dste tins 18th 1874
PILGRIM PHILLIPS Chulcheourt Lohbuy LONDON Solicitors
tie SAID Executors,
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-07-11

The Changers of Missouri, after ma
ture elaboration, have come to the
conclusion that it will be neglect OF
duty for them to remain out of politics
longer. They have accordingly issued
an address calling State convention
at Jefferson City, on September Q, in
which they shy: t'We think that the
time has come when honesty and in
tegrity of character should be recog-
nized as one of the qualifications for
office. The man should adorn and
dignity the Office. ID not the re-
verse;"
LECoAIPTE "A Kansas newspaper
says: '.If there still be persons who
think that the world does not move.
we refer them to s. D. Lecompte, at
tached to the call for Republican
district convention to nominate Con.
gressman for this district, and remind
them that this ie the same Judge Ls-
compte, for whom Le6ompton was
named. and the very mention of whose
name, less than twenty years ago,
caused q shudder. everywhere in the
free States. He is one Of tha pleasant
est old gentlemen imaginable"
HE NEW BANKRUPT I,Aw.-The
Chicago Tribune, of the 9th nit, re-
ports the decision OF the United States
District Court, for that district, in
bankruptcy cases begun since Dccel,-
I, 1878. The petitioning creditor must,
under the amended Inv, show affirm
atively and before the cuse oan p-o.
coed, that one-fourth in number of the
creditors. to whom one-third in
amount OF the bnnkrupt's debts are
owing, have Joined in the petition.
A young lady at Wheeling recently
broke off her engagement, because she
discovered that Ter lover snored,
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-07-11
IHIPORTANT
TO COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS.

NOMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS who solicit
~ orders by card, catalogue. trade list,
sample or other specimen, also those who
visit their customers and solicit trade by
purchases made direct from stock, and
who travel i'll any section, by rail or boat,
selling any class Of goods, arc requested to
send their BUSINESS and PRIVATE AD-
DRESS, az below, stating class of goods
they sell and Ly whom employees; also.
those who are 1T present under no engage.
ment. This matter is Of great Importance O
individually to salosmen OF this class, or
mon soliciting trado in this manner. 1t is,
therefore, especially desired that this no.
lice may meet the eye OF all Commercial
Travellers and Statesmen in this country,
and that they will at once give it their at.
tentlon. Those who comply with above
request will be contidentialiy treated and
dnly ADVISED OF object in view. Pleaae ad-
dress Thy letter only CO.OPERATION.
Care :. Gorge P. Rowell 4 Co. Al Park Row,
NC" 1orK city. July 9 limo
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-07-11

Teton and Beaufort. Third-Sumter,
Clarendon, williamsburg and George.
town. Fourth-Chesterfield, Marlboro,
Darlington, Marion and Horny. Fifth
-Kershaw, Richland, Edge6eld aud
Lexington. Sixth-Ohester, Lancas-
ter, York and Fairfield. Seventh
Newberry, Laurens, Spartanburg and
Union. Eighth-Greenville, Ander.
son, Oconee. Pickens and Abb.ville.
Circuit Judges.-First-R L Gra-
ham, Charleston. Second-John J
Maher, Blackville. Third-John r
Green, Sumter. Fourth-C Z Town.
send, Bennettsville. Fifth-R B Oar
penter, Columbia. Sixth-TJ Mackey,
Chester. Seventh-M Moses, New
berry. Eighth-Thompson Ell Cooke,
Greenville.
Solicitors. --First--C " Buttz.
Charleston. Second-P L Wiggin,
Beaufort. Third-Samuel r Atkinson,
Georgetown. Fourth-D D NlcColl,
Bennettsvillc. Fifth 81 Runkle.
Columbia. Sixth-W 81 Brawley, Ches-
ter. Seventh-W NJ Fleming, Spartan
burg. Eighth-Ab Blythe. Greenville.
COUNTY GovEREA1ENT, R1cH1ASD.
Commissioncrs-E Nj Weston, W E
Haync, U Portee. Clerk of Board
D B Miller. Sheriff. d Dent
Judge Of Probate-S D Swygcrt.
Clerk Of Court-D B Miller. School
Commissioner--D Salmond. County
Treasurer-J L Neagle. County Au-
ditor-A L Solomon. Jury Commits
sioner-John B Dennis. Coroper-I
IL Coleman. Senator-W L Nuah.
Representatives, 3 Thompson, An
drew Curtis, J L Gilmore, Charles
Minort. Trial Justices-W B Nash,
s B Thompson, 8 E Stratton, Trezc.
want Sill, Geo A Richmond and 1 II
Coleman.
UNITED STATES OrF1cEns Post.
master-C NJ Wilder. Deputy-John
S Leaphesrt. Commissioners NJ
Boozer and T NJ Wilkes. Collector
Internal Revenue-C l. Anderson.
Gauger-C A Darling.
C1TY GOVERNMENT. .--Mayor-John
Alexander. Clerk and Treasurer
Walter r Jones. First
v WMa1r,dccAogustus !, Cooper. S P Davis,
3 f Griffin. Second-C ] Carroll,
John A Pugh, W A Carr. Third
Adam Thomas, s D Swygert, II w
Punvis. Fourth--L L Brown, d
Wells, VIM Simons. The committees
are: Ways and Means-.Aldermen
Cooper, Griffin and Carroll. Accounts
Aldermen Carroll. Carr and SwyRert.
Streats-Aldermen Pugh, Thomas and
Wells. Market and City Scales--Al-
dermen Carr, Brown and Cooper.
Gua-d House--Aldermen Simons,
Davis and Pugh. Water Works-Al-
dermen Thomas. Cooper and Griffin.
Aims House-Aldermen Swygert, ST.
mons and Davis. City Schools AL
dermen Purvis. Swygert and simons.
Sydney Park-Aldermen Davis, Car
roll and Thomas. Licenses-Alder.
men Griffin. Pugh and Brown. City
Clock-Aldermen Brown, Wells and
Purvis. Fire Observation-Disclosures
Weile, Purvis and Carr. City Lamps
Aldermen Carr, Brown and Davis.
New City Hall and Public Buildings
Aldermen Griffin. Simons and Carr.
City Attorney D Tradewell. CITY
Physician-A s Hydrick. Clerk OF
Aarket-J n Pickett. Commissioners
of Poor Charles Schultze. Oversrer
OF Streets-J Trice. Chief of Police
M + Nixon. Sergeants of Police
= Williams, J Blizzard.
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Notice.
SUPERlNTENDENT'S OF

SUPER1NTENDENT'S OFFICE.
SPARTANBUEG IL UNION r. Il. co.
nN and after juno ] 1874, Trains on tho
" Spartanbnrg and Union Railroad will
run, making close connection with the
Greenvil'o ana Columbia aud Atlanta and
with the delay at Aston.
The Spartanbnrg and Union Railroad is
completely equipped for this busint ss:
Road being in ino condition, makes good
time and sure connections.
lasscngers travelling this routo will have
every attention. W. W. DAVIES,
Mayer emo Suporintcndont
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NOLUMBIA. 8. c., July 7, 1874.-HoN.
~ Il. B. ELLIOTT, Member 10 Congress of
the Third Congressional District OF the
State OF South CaroIina-Please call at
Felix Cardarelli's and settle your tailor's
bill. which has been standing since Japua-
ry, 1872. F. CAEDAREIII'
~ Charleston N'etrs aud Courier COPY
three times. July q 1mn
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no INDIIIDUAL BKNEFyTs

lhls Concert is strictly for MASONIC
PnrPoses. and Will be conducted with the
same libe fali,y, honesty and fairness which
characterized the first enterprise.
JOHN L.. ROPER, President.
for iicSets and Circulars giving tuil in.
formation. address
HENRY v. MOORE, Secretary
Masonic Relief Association, Norfolk, Va.
June 30 t2G