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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1874-09-23

FIRE DEPARTMENT.
i,s ~ A,sc;s,in ~ phiIadelniia. Pa 2,50O, 900
German American Ins. 90. New York, l,50O,OoO
Gsrtnan lns Co., Erie. Pa, 5VO,VOO
Alemannia ms. Co., PittshurBh, Pa, eo0,v0O
penn Ins. Co. philadelphia Pa, 100000
TF LIFE.
New England Mutual tns. Co., Doston,
All Life Policies Non-forfcitablc by .......
""''' '""' ACCIDENT.
Travellers Ins. Co. of Hartford, issues
kind Of accidents %Sd Ssppsnius any where
hallway passengers ms Go. issues nc
cileni tickets $1,000 Cor Csc pcr day, 100000
j. F,McS WEN, .dyt.
, 1874-03-10

THE GENERAL MOTION OF THE srAna.
Five Of tho Bovon stars Of tho tsrcnt Donr nro
travelling III common iirootion, and apparently
aioo IN having tho same ltitid Of a spectrum,
that leading order to WHICH Sirius belongs.
It llaa tho BtronBly-marlcd limos Of Hydrogen.
Whnt I thought: when I noted that
drifting, waa that they belonged to = drifting
gins ahould apply monns Of determining tho
found to bo tic fact THO experiment was
1nado.and my prediction. vcriaod. Our kno71-
odge Of this fact is lnBod OIL worry nlinplo prin-
eiple. Light comos to ua by aer'cn Of wavos.
II wo aro approaching tho Bolrco Of those wayoa,
they seem TO como quicker II VIC nro reccdiug
from It, they appOar slower. If you hro swimming
in Tho wasor and moot THO waves. they SOON to
hnvo narrower crcBtB. 1t Is tho sauo with sound.
II you nro OH q Tailroad train WHOM nnothor
ttain ia approaching upon which tho boil is sound
ing, when tlat traln paBscB you will notice q
auddon change In tho sollnd from acnto to grave.
30 It Ia With light Il 'vo are approaching at9r
othorwtBo they will DO lonEthoned. Tho lineA In
tho spectrum wilt DO displacod. md wo shall
know whothor tho star Ia approaching or roccd-
Ing. DR.. Higgins found that tllcsc stars woro
rcce}ing ut tho rate of II miles in evory second
Of time.
Thoro Is another Bgn Of change in tho atara
gathering III certain region Thoro "a, in
seems 10 reguar. Look ut tho MILKY WY lii .
dirk and clear night. oltrflod In part brancli-
Ing in another, nnu how the brancllca separate,
gathering III nodncH Of ll;ltnoHs and then fad-
ing, md tllon bolievo Tint tho star systnms aro
full Of variety and yltality than YOU hayo Anl,-
poHcd. Now, wo vii! havo q picture. which
haso drawn yory roughly. to show tho
variety existing Iii tho star ByBtom. We
Of brightness, aud 1t aeomH 10 mo that
whou tilo astronomer lima ueuckrutC into the re.
, 1874-03-10
THE INDIANS.
WILHELM.

Scattering War psrttc. III Dnsroru.
OMAHA, Neb., March 9.-It il reported that
runuera from tho hostile Intliaa camps layo up
pearcd at tho Agency near Fort Kelly, Dak.,
mud want permission to traac for ammunition.
Tho Agent has prohibited tho salo thereof.
Tho Hon. i. II, Smith, Bishop Hare, md tile
Rev. Hoinn.an lonye Fort Russell for MILESTONE
nul Rotl Cloud Agencies tomorrow.
1utlians in war coHsunloa wcro eeun OIL tho
1inwhido Crock, only twonty miles from Fort
Laramie. OH tho night Of tho 7tl..
J. II. No!owarc, State Superintendent Of I'm
migration, Inns issued crcular in Which l4a
Shows that thero I,aB naon caslsclosB nlnrm gen.
orntotl by tho late Iu,!iau raid III Wyoming aut
Dakota. Hu aays, after thorough inycatica-
tion Of these rorortn through legally appointed
ngontH III cyory county in the State. lle u pro-
parcd 10 stato thu. no apprchcnsions Of danger
noed exist III the mind OF any ono. Upon TIM
extreme wcstorn border, 400 miles from tho
Missouri Rivor.. there hive boon occasional
thofts Of stock, but in no instance any loas Of
human lifo.
, 1874-03-10

sont from Fort Dodge, with Which tho SNOW
WAS removed from around the trnin, 30 that It
could proceed. ston.n was Cotton up. and tho
train pulled OH to ponoroy, where tho pnBsoll.
gers got nboart, having alronly eaton up all tho
provisions ut Ito hotel 10 oonn tint tllo la,ttl-
lord Ind nothing loft to prepare for dinnor. Tho
paBBengerH discharged loro communicated their
account ot tito grGnt Hnow storm in n whisper,
ia tho torrbe cold caught by tho exposure do.
prives them Of The form Of articulation. :.
SAN FnANo1sCo March 0.-Al1 tho freight
trains tliat woro caught In tho snow blockade
hnyo boon abandoned for tho present. AZ sum
NIT Valley tho snow ia twonty-ifvo foot dcop OIL
tho level. Several engines and anow-plowa aro
train Is still at Attn. Tho woat-bound passenger
train Ia Ut Reno. Othor Western passenger
trains lio at Toano. Anothor oast-hound pas
Bengor train lies at Hal1cck. At CiBco, ovor Hfx
feot Of auow has fallon during tho preaont
storm.
San FnANo1Bco, March 0.-The blockade Of
tho Central pacitlo Ra,lroad continues, but tho
Company iB Btraining every onorgy to remove
obatruotionB Tho rnad H clear except ut Blue
Canon. 4 train ,nay 80 through Tonight.
SALT LAKE. Utah, hagoh 0.-Tho pnssonger
train from tile Woat. due at Osdon yesterday
morning, arrived Mt noon today. Reports from
tile Went Hay moro Bnow llad fRllon yeBtordny.
There aro two trims at nono. 4 snow-pow Is
off tho track between nono and Truchoo. Two
trninH nro snnw-bolnd between Summit md San
passenger train OIL Hido-traul noar Alta, and Il
ea8t-bound pRaBcnger train Bido-tracked nt Elk0.
Co1L,Nawoop, Ont. March 0.-Ihe most yio-
lent snow-storm Of the season prevailed yeBter-
Cay aud to-day! Tho tlrlftH are very high.
Travel IL almost suspended.
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Trains OH tIao Town Division Of the
Illinois Central and on tho Puc3s.C
Railroad Brought tO 1. Stsllltistii1.
Sptcidt Dlspatch to 1he Chicago Tribune.
DUBUQUE, H., March 0.-rho passenger train
OIL Tho Iowa Division Of tic Illinois Central
Railroad which loft Sioux City on Friday Inst
only arrived hero ut . o'clock ths morning.
When tho traiu was four men woat Of pomeloy,
It was struck by Btow storm, atl MI efforts to
move either forward or backward proved futile.
Tho SNOW foil 20 thick a1d fast TINT II WIS inl-
possible for my porson to proceed III
search Of houses to procure provisions
or comforts Of my kind: Fortunately thoro
Woro some freAh fish OIL tho train, which Ind
boen shipped from Sioux City, nud tito passota-
gteta eooked aad ato tIlem. Saturday morning,
ultlinuga. tho AnoW wnA still fAiiuB. twu men
niaao tAeir way to I, farmhouse several mos
Distant, wl1cro they o0tainod provisions for tho
reaching p0moroy statpn aoino miles distaut,
w!loncs, whom Tho SNOW coasod falling ia the
after"oon, he sont tue,ns which conveyed tho
passengers to tho hotol In that town
ys#terdny afternoon, Ruow'plowH wore
, 1874-03-10
CAPITAL AND LABOR.


Strikes In nrsl NG1sr Pht1nGctptaia.
Speeiul Disputch 10 Tho ChieHgo Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa., Mach "a n1nba-mcet-
Ing Of the striking cotton md yoolcn woavers
from tho milu Of John 6canl,n aud DallaH &
Co., was hold this morning Mt Front md Master
streets. A motion to continue Oh strike
causod somo division among Scnlln's hands but
finally prevailed. Tho Hnlne motion was unant-
uously carried by tho employees Of Dallas mills.
CAMDEN lnoN-woHKENs.
Tho condition Of tho Htrikcrs III Camden Ia
about tho same ns I'll Saturday. Those CHI
poyct1 in Sar Il Son'H foundry held secret
meeting OIL Saturday oyonllg to advance their
organization.
KENsIcs1TpS s1hK-WEAvERa.
Tho sills-wenycrs mid other employees OF mllls
in Kcnsington hold masB-nloetng tlllB afternoon
in Earl's Ilall. 1t was reported TINT tho crab
boss and aorgors had resumed work.. It WIS
unanimously resolved to hold ont until tho de-
SIZED advance is obtained, aitor which tho n'eet-
ing niiO,1rntu.
, 1874-03-10
KAISER VS.. POPE.
A Catholic Seminary at TTeycs Closed
by the German Gov
ernl1ent.
Letter from the German Emperor to
Earl Russell.
English Sympathy Thankfully
Acknowledged.

BERLIN, March 9.--The arrest Of tho Bishop Of
Troyos caused mitch excitement anoug tho
Catholics. It WIS followed to-day by tho
forciblo closing Of tho seminary attached to the
Bishops SEQ in accordance with tho dccrees Of
tho courts md orders OF tho Government. largo
numbers Of pooplo gathered around tho institu-
ton and tried to prevent tho officers from doing
their duty. 4 riot followed, which threatened
to bocomo serious. Tho troops camo to tl.e as
siatance Of tho authorities an1 quickly dspe rscd
the mob. Tonight tho city is reported quiet.
NEW YoCz, March 0.-Foroign papors Of tho
25th contain the following letter, received by
Lord Russell from tho German Emperor:
BERLIN, Feb 8. 1874
I nyo received your letter Of Jan. %, with reso-
Ambassadors report OF te proceedings. thank soa
ei,,coroy for thlA communication a1d for tho accom-.
1anyng expression Of your personal goodwill: II il
Incumbent on to 10 tho leader Of my peopc IN
struggle maintained through centuries past by Ger
nun Empero[a Of c1rlier days against power Tia
domination Gf whch .l has n no country Of the wos
would imperil, not iu Germany alone, tho hlcssi,ga
law. accept tho hettln thus inpotel 1,pon mo In
tic fnlmcnt Of my lEingy t!ulica md III the firm re-
o. mqa 3f rap pes fof Of n
tho evangelical forbuarncn which has bcon stamped
by my foretathers Oh tho la~e ar administration Of
ny statea. Tllo latest measures q ny Government
tho free crc1cise of tho religion by her
votaries They only give to tho independence Of the
legislation Of o country Of tho guarantees long
poeaesuel by other countries, n formerly poeErsscd
BY PRUSSIA without ben. held by tho Iomiall Church
incompatible with tho FREQ cxerclHo Of her religion.
rejoice at the proof afforded mo by your letter TINT
tue symlathics If tic people Of Enge1, would not fl"
INC III this htrnggc,-the peoplo Of Enla, to whom
1ncnbrance Of n1nny past antl honorable struggle,
maintained In common Since the days Of William at
Orange. bcg you to communicate this letter with my
hearty Thanks to tho gentlemen who stgued tho rcso.
1ut!o1!s, AM! remain
Yours sincerely, tsgucdD WILHELM.
, 1874-03-10

Speri.l Btspateh "a The Ghir.s4" Tribune:
OMAHA, Mob, March 9.-T!irty- four delegates
from al tho labol~uuonH IN this city assembled
tonight nrt formed Traleh' Assembly. ionr
cor, osrondont wna present during the tlrst l!o,r
OF Tho meeting. The object wuh Blntcd By Tho
Chairman to ho tho formation of brotherhood
Of labor. iIo saId thH WAS tho only way to
protect themselves ngainHs the nun-proIll'corb,
WHO iad introluhod thcmsolyon boswcon Two
OCenllH.
, 1874-03-10

NEW Yoltg, AIarcl. IA strlko took place To-
day II, u ll.,nibor al tho k4oe shops alot; tle
members Of Tho Order Of st. orispl. 1t IL To-
purtod tlut tho lnou lett work III elcyen htsops.
demanding tho old 1atea OF d, 81, nut u conth
tur 1nukin, first, seoot, and third class shoes,
A lnrgo n,inlor uf cutters, who work ly the tny,
nlsf, Struck for The enlargement OF the oght-
hnlr ruln.
, 1874-03-10
ft-tiH1ls river.

Sneefoi Disp4tch to Ihe Chftaqo Tribune.
r.asAi.LE, ILL.,, March 0.-ri,o propclor Whalo
arriyod tro'n st. Louis to-day, towing ono light
ioa f.s with oorll Tor Ut. Louis. Tho steamer
Dii i,,ato3r lorarisd from Poru, towing throo
ba, Ias Ut loo Ios New Orleans,
, 1874-03-10

naaeaton Of eIuesdayj syealnx. ii tolr ali. Eo u
eho fraternity cordially invited.
O. H. CRANE Hoo'y
, 1874-03-10

NatlosA Iodge, No. L9 A. T. + A, H., mcots at t1,t
aasoaio Yunpto corner If 1axt9a and lsanlH!Psta..
d. 1y ntdHtnf A. j. III lII.EfJI{U ". ii.
A. l3 6rIL.t8, Boo, ' "
, 1874-03-10

Regular communication Of j. A. Uashtan Lodgs, No.
TGS1a15 s nepsI .ssx Ma1e 70 4 N oiook sGsE A.
sis R's'assa ~ 'o1aa!|s tBB,i1f9aa, 9{aS; u
, 1874-03-10


an it is only necessary to carry out that survey
Oh q uniform plan and tlen tho work dono will
fit III with tile work louo by another observer.
THE CHICAGO OBSERVATORY.
And this reminds mo that one OF Lilo noat i'm
portant departments Of astronomical work has
bcen undertaken in your own city i'll conjunc-
tion with other olsSorvntoIias III America and
Europe. Tint is, the mapping out Of the oxact
places Of Tho sta:s at the present day, no that
t!loso who obeoryo tlon ill., Spy, hundred yoars
wo can, IN wlat direction and low fur tho
stars lnyo moved. 4oar with regret, how
oyor. though ecnrccly with surprise. considering
tho fiery trinl you lAvo 20 rouont!y passed
temporarily suspended for tho want OF money.
Not very nlllnh aouey Is wantod for tho purpose,
but money must 6o rutsod before tho work Gull
bo proceeded with; and I think YOU will agrao
with mo TINT It should not DO laokf1'g much long
or. plenao noto that tho movements that aro
now taking pIaco among tho Btars will not DO
repeated to mutt our oonvonionco: They must bo
watched NOW, or 10 much timo Ia lost, besides
tho other loss nriniug from lattlng 10 mitch oapi-
tn 10 lo, Yo9 haye yory s sto toeAc,oe nlao
ture, mid was till recently tho tl'oat refractng
telescope IN tlip world, 1t Ia pity that no lluo
AZ iustlnm should l'o permitted to lio idle,
WHOM thero il 10 much work to TO uote.
Wo have to note l!eye that tho starH nll !novo
There IL n wonderful process going on 81! around
Tho Hs'tl takoa hls family along. lilo III called q
liked Ntar, but In reality lta IL moving rapidly.
Tho stara havo wonderfully rnpid motion. |
know not which tn tito moro wonderful. tho
rapid motion or the relative umobiIlty Of tho
still heayonH. Tho procosa OF olangn IN u block
Of granite ia relatively greater lhnn thoao
proocsses in tlle Htill iloAye1H, yot thean stara
are every ono travelling, al anl oli m1!oA
N second., and not a. star IN the
Of thom IN travelling 10 rupdly, and yot II
whbn h tnau was born tho llnAYollA Wnso nappal
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Fire Insurance.
GEO. HUGGINS' AGENCY,

Es;01.tshed IN Co!umJia, S. C., 1910.
lETSA FIRE INSURANCE CO. of Hart
ford, Conn, IS 900 .0QD.
IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE CO., of
London, England, "a 000, Coo.
FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE co, of
Philadelphia, So. SOC, 900
PuENlX FIRE INSURANCE CO.. of
Nov York, :2,(0n.t COO.
OLD DOMINION FIREINSCRANCE Co.
OF Richmond, Va, $500 600.
ATLAS FIRE INSURANCE CO.. %.
Hartford, Conn, 800 Coo
Risks taken on Buildings. Mr.chana;z..
Cotton, &c, &c
GEO. HCGGINS. Ascht.
Once opposite mo Columbus Hotel.
Sept Is .on,
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!, ,613-. -Maskly-net rsosipts
l.666; shipments ITO; stock 5,4l5.
Port sRoyat-Nes :; receipts 2, ,596; ex-
ports coastwtse 1882; stock 3.263.
frovldenoe.Net receipts 269; sale 8
1900; stock 1000. Indiano!a-Net
receipts SIG; exports coastwise sic.
Selma-Weekly net receipts 3.722;
shipments 2.571; stock 1854 Mont.
gomery-Weekly net receipts 3.433;
shipments 1861; stock 4.347. Nom.
phis-stock "a. .582; weekly net re.
ceipts IL S91; shipments 9.l75; sales
Ia. 600. Augusta.-Weekly net re.
ceipts 1852; shipments 6.447; sales
1886; to spinners 299; stock iO,976.
Charleston-Stock 4l,O22; weekly net
receipts 2l.618; gross 2l,7l8; exports
to Great Britain 4.703; to France $40;
to the continent 765; coastwise Q, 423;
sales 1850. Roston-Slock 5000:
weekly net receipts G27; gross $500;
sales 1900.
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Drs. Greene. LindIey & Bentley's
Great Family Medicines.

NOMPOUND EXTRACT CORYDA-
~ LIS, tho "a eat vegetable Alternative for
all diseases arising from impure blood.
DIR. GREENE's FIT CURE, for the
cnra OF Epilepsy, Fits. .Spasmp, and convul-
sions Of all kinds.
me'ttcnted Honey. for Coughs, Cclds.
Bronchitis, Group, and all diseases OF th )
lungs and air passages.
Neurnlgia Specific, "a certain and speedy
cnre for Neuralgia, Rheumatism. Nervous
Headache, and all nervous pains.
wabash Valley Agu- Cure. Cont aims
no Quinine. A most positive remedy Tor
Chills, Bilious Fever, and COMPOSITIONS of
Liver and Spleen. Acts like charm.
Prepared at the Laboratory, Charlotte,
NC. For sale by ". g. FISHER,
NOV 2O fly Columbia. s. G.
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South Oarolina-.-Richland COUNTY
GOI-HT OE RDRI1.E

South Oarolina---Richland County.
COURT OF PROBATE.
Edward Reed, as Administrator OF the Es-
tate OF Alexander Kinard. deceased.
Plaintiff. against Caroline Kinard and
Nike Kinard, minor, Defendants-
Copy Summons.
To defendants Caroline kinard and Mike
hindrd, Il 7n!n0r:
NOC are hereby summoned and required
Il to answer the complaint in this action.
OF which copy ie herewith served upon
you, and to serve copy OF your answer to
the said complaint on tho subscribers, At
their office, at No. II Washington street
Columbia, s. c., within twenty DAYS after
the service hereof, exclusive Of the day of
such service; and IL yon fail to answer the
complaint within the time aforesaid, the
plaintiff in this action will apply to the
Court for the relief demanded in the com.
plant.
Dated Columbia, B. e., 28th August 1874
WIGG & HUGUENIN,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Witness my had and seal OF the Court
OF Probate for Kichland County, at Colum-
bia, 2Sth August 1874.
SANDERS d. SWYGEKT,
Judge Of Probate.
To ht Defendant Caroline Kinaro:
Take notice that the complaint in this
action. together with the summons, of
which the foregoing is q copy, was fled IN
the Office of the Judge OF Probate for the
County of Richland. in the State aforesaid.
on the 9th day of September, 1874.
WIGG & HUGUENIN.
Sept 2G sG Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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Medical College Of Georgia,

AUGUSTA.
THE NE OICAL DEPARTMENT OF the
1 University OF Georgia. The Forty
third Session will commence on the second
day OF November.
EEs-Matricuiation, s5; Full Course OF
Lectures. $50; Practical Anatomy, 80; Di.
ploma, $50. Beneticiaries admitted on ap-
plication to the Dean, on terms stated in
the circulars.
LA. DUGAs. M.D.,LL
Oct Is Dean.
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Oranges, Apples, Lard, &c

C,OOO*3 90 por hundred; 50 bbis..
selected APpLES, vsry choices; 25 bbls.
Early Roso POTATOES; 25 tubs Pure Leaf
hAHD; 10 tubs Gilt Edge Goshen BUT
lEh. C.J. LAUREY,
commission Merchant, opposite PHG:SIx
olice. Oct -
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- So O4oA1 sales.
i.41t ! Estate Sale. f;j
DC. PEIX0TTO & SON. Auctioneers,
WILL be sold on TUESDAY, tho 9TH.
W day OF October, 1874, at the store
OF u. y. Peixotto d Son, corner of Wash
ington and Richardson streets, Columbia
g. c., property belonging to the Estate OF
the late Mr. John 8. Mcintosh, OF this CITY,
consisting Of Assorted Stock OF Groceries,
Store Fixtures, &c.
Also. One hiuie, Cow and Calf. Two
Hogs, wagon, Buggy and Harness, House.
hold and Kitchen Furniture, one Piano.
Terms cash
GEORGE SYMMERs.
JOHN MCKENZIE,
WILLIAM 3. LOWRANCE.
Qualified Executors.
oct tn 8. 20. "a. 27
Store to Rent,
IN Main street. Call at
X P. ": KRAFT'S
o'' 20 Bakery.
Potted Meats.
Dotted Ham.
L Potted Tongue,
Potted Ohioten,
Pottod Lobster, Roast Turkey. Mntton''
&c, just received and for sale low by
Oct rs JOHN AGNEW Il SON.
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The Song Monarch p!
NEW AND MOST INTERESTING
BOOK FOR SINGING nyaScE,

HULL OF meiodious SONGS, DUETS,
Il GLEES and four-part SONGS. all casy
anu perfectly adapted to Singing School
Co1rse. but at the same time forming a
collection wo!l suited for The use of College
and other Choirs. Singing Societies. &c.
By Il. R. Palmer, assisted by L.O. Emer-
sou. PRICE. Tj CENTS PER DcZtS. ~ so
m1st Attractive Piano Piece:
SOt '"Nla De LIMA, MAZOURKA. 81 90.
ohc"f "a. n."Posthumous Works OF l.. NJ.
Guttschaln' 49,
THE LEADER!
\ new and excellent collection of Music for
Choirs, Conventions aud Singing Classes.
prepared bE those mrst successful compos.
ers, Ii. Il Palmer, OF Chicago, aud T.. o.
Emerson, OF Boston. Price. 81 80, or *l2 90
per dozen. ~
For your mex: Sunday School Snnu Book.
send for the RIVER OF LIFE. Dv per.
kins and Bentley. 35 cents.
All books and music sent, post paid, for
retail price.
OLIVER DITsON CO., Boston.
CHAS. II. DIrSON & CO.,
I'll Broadway, h. Y.
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Extraordinary Announcement.
Arrival of the Indian Queen, Wife
of Captain Jack.

SHE will be Oh exhibition daily, free OF
~ charge. ut the new aud popular CIGAR
SrOREof II. GOLDSMITH, at 1861 Assem-
the weed can be supplied with all tho IA
vorlte brands of CIGARS AND TOBACCO
usually kept i'll II first class establishment.
beg leave to call attention to our five
cent MANILA, which. for flavor and
4uallty, cannot be surpassed by any ten
cent Cigar sold elsewhere. Manufactnrina
my Cigars under my personal supervision. ;.
am enabled to offer such Inducements to
the trade aud consumers in general Is will
compete favorably with any Of the larger
manufactures in Northern cities call
VIII convince tho most skoptical that the
Indian Queen Cigar Store
is the place to obtain the bast Cigar for
the least money. II. GOLDSMITH,
Oct - 1O5J Assembly street
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The Proper Time

The Proper Time
ITO TAKE HEINITSH'S BLOOD AND
i LIVER PILLS is when yon have Nau.
sea, Loss of Appetite, Ycllowed Cast OF the
Skin, Rush of Blood to the Head, Cold Ex.
tremities, Ringing in the Ears, Pain in the
Back, Side and Shoulders, High Colored
Urine, Vertigo md Biliousness. They ford
prompt relief. For sale onlyat
Sept ; HEINITSH'S Drug Store.
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Wagons, &c., &c,

THOSE in want of any
w#BA style of WAGONS will find
SHBfYEH it to their Advantage to
sz1ka.akas z.sive me call. manufac-
ture or repair any kind OF wagon Black
smtthing i'll all it's branches promptly and
neatly performed. HENRY SKtPPER,
Oct %
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Choice Oranges. &c.

0KVN Ok WC.
WE have just received at our store.
" No. % Assembly street, East aldo
OF the Market, L choice lot or Northern
CARRIAGES, wciS hing five pounds and up
wards 10 fourteen pounds. We intend TO
sell at 20 and . cents per head. Choice
PINE APPLES 25 cents apiece. ORANGES
Of Columbia will give US a cali before pur-
chasing el.cwhcre
Oct2i WITCOESKEY & T&TER
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Coal! Goal! Coal!

I'lii. indcr>Sucd beg leave TO state that
4 they havr constantly on hand all
kinds OF COAL, and ~il! furnish consumers
macy nifty, Delivered. at lowest cash
prices. BOWEN ~ LAFAE, Agents.
Sept ) 3Go
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Drawing Certain at that Date.

Grand Total 20 600 Gifts. all cash 81, 500. o;
PRICE or TICKETS.-Whoie Tickets, $50;
Halves, $25; Tenths, or each Coupon. sj:
II Whole Tickets $500; % ! Tickets 81. 900.
Circulars containing full particulars fur
nished on application.
THO. E. BRAMLETTE.
Agent and Manager,
Public Library Building, Louisville, ny.
Sept II am+
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In our
OVER COAT

DEPARTMENT we are displaying the
iatest styles in Blue, Black and Brown
and other styles at low prices.
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THE PEABODY FUND-REpoRT OF DIR.
SEARS ON SOUTH CAROLINA. Except in
the city of Charleston, scarcely any
schools ~ the State are kept through.
out the year. They are, moreover, 8 ,
poorly supported and buddy managed
that no aid we can give will make them
attractive to intelligent families. Ac.
cording to the report of the State Su-
perintendent, made November l, 1873,
the State appropriation for schools is
S3Oo, 200. besides the pcll tax and dis
trIot taxes, amounting to Sl49,0GS
VI this appropriation, S29,7I4 remain
unpaid. OF the appropriation for the
year 1872, no less than S2O9, 1876 re-
main unpaid; and of that for 1871,
S15 900; making the whole deficiency
S3l3.S99. Upon "Lhe unsatisfactory
condition Of the school fuances. and
upon the ignorance, Incompetence and
lnexcnsable neglect OF duty on the
part Of many of the school officers, {"
the superintendent remarks: If tue
future management of our State school
appropriations is to be no improve
meDt on that of the past, it would be
wise to abandon the plan altogether,
and impose upon the people OF each
County or school district the duty of
providing the means for the mainte
nance OF the public schools" Under
these circumstances. nothing has been
done for South C.rolina. except to
contribute 5000 for school IN Spar.
tanburg.