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, 1874-10-06

There Ia fair prospect that Missouri will DO
redeemed this fall from tho tlraldom Of Dour~
boniHm aud Dogy. The Peoples ticket, leadod
by tho name Of Maj. Gentry. is meeting with
support from the most opposite aud unexpected
quarters. Wien tho Missouri State Republican
Convention mot. 1t lndoraed the Peoples tickot
Senator Svhurz is in the iield working for it with
hiB unriya1ed powers. Tho 81. Louis Democrat
nepublican) seconds Senator Schurz, aud openly
advocates tho Peoples movement The St.
Louis Republican Qndependent) uppeara to be
favorable to it. The Globe alono, ropresont-
ing tue last-dtch Republicans. refuses aa yet to
wheel into lino.
The baclswardnoss Of tho Globe ls to bo regret
ted. Those whom it REPRESENTS and who refuse to
indorso tho Peoples movement are, UNCONSCIOUS
" perhaps. tllo ul'ios Of Dogy and bis crew. by
tho course they aro following they only promote
tho interests of Bolrbonism, and currency inaa-
ton, and ultimuto reputation. and gain nothing
for tho party toy 30 anxious to serve. Tho do-
feat Of tho Peoples ticket would not be their gain.
It would be the gain Of the organization which
hns duno so much harm to tho matorial ADVANCE
mont Of the State The greatest misfortune
that could happen to those whom tho Globe rep
rcsents would DO tho Ruceess Of tho Globe
Republicans in defeating the Gentry ticket. TAoy
must havc the Intelligence to aco this before tho
election, and tho wisdom to act upon it. What
over forco can be given to a party command has
been given to tho Republicans Of Missouri to
support tho Gentry ticket. II thoy fail to do 30
thoy not only consigu tho State for MI Indefinite
period to the rule Of Dogy aud tue roactionary
element that ho represents, but they do 30 in
spite Of their owu party organization. They
hayo not even the advantage Of regularity to fall
back upon, although they clairn to be moro rog-
ular thau tho Republican Convention itself. We
Missouri which is represented by tho Globe will
fellow tue example Of tlulr brethron WHO sup
port tho Peoples ticket. It is hardly possible
that thoy will not do SO in the end..
In tho speeches which ho is now making
throughout tho State, Senator scllurz shows his
customary doop insight into the Causes Of politi.
cal OWLS, and his wonsed knowledge Of tic io1no-
dies by which they can be curod. He alwaya
secs thu two sides Of question. Thoro ara tl,oHc
who SEQ nothing hut au ''aaarchy Of lawlossncys'
III tho South. Senator Schurz sceB this, but ht
secs also an "auarchy OF powor hohinlit. 1le
has not forgotten to ronlind his hoarcra in tic
Missouri canvass tint, while tho people OF Lot
issann have been guilty Of wrouH they aro Htil
possessed Of rights. He has tho cantlor to lu
himself In tho place Of tho Inhabitants oI
Louisiana. There is an impaYtiality, III ab
sonco Of prejudice in nll the Senator has said
about national afrairs in his lato speeches thai
wins Ill honest mon to hin, al,d 10 tue moyo,nou
le supports, II ali tho patriotic hearts III Mis-
souri, tie Globe Republicans included. will tukt
tho samo view in the present campaign there ii
stroug probability that tho State will be ro,
deemed from DourboniHm ut the coming eloo
tons.
, 1874-10-06

The Chicago 1,roducB markoth were generally slow
yesterday, ,thout special woalneas. Moaa porl.
was quiet and 25c per basrel lghor, closing ut
*2l75 per barro cash, u,,d 17.769l7. .80 roller tho
year. Lard was quiet md shade slrmos, closing ut
Siam per 100 lbs caAh, snd $1l.4211@ll.45 seli"
CT the ysar. Meats uase quiet md unchanged ut
BtsGp8s3c for shoulders, 13i4@l324o for short
n.lles, and l215@13o for eweot.ptckled hams.
Eighw,ncn wore in fair demand hnd ouser, at
sl.'9@1 .u3X per gallon. Lake freighss wero
active ard hrmos, c!osing ut DO for corn to
Buffalo. Flour wan quiet. Wheat MAS less ao"
tire, and l@1>9o lo"or, cIosIng at o1Go cash,
and 90jso seier November. Corn WAS quiet aud
10 higher, uloang as so>Go cash. and 7es{o Aoll-
, 1874-10-06

ST. LOUIS, nto.. Oct. 5.--Ths Second Annual
Convention Of lilo Chief Engineers Of tile Fire
departments Of tho various citoa Of thu Union,
mot III tho Mnronutilu Library Hail tc-day, and
waa callaa tn aular ly pieaitIol!t naM.;ell Of
Boston, who extoudel hunvty welcome to dolo-
Gades. @ eot1'n''ttae q live vas appointed to
irlof consultation, rouortod Il. Clay Hoxton, Of
It. Louis, ft,r President, with sayonteeu V!co-
Prosdonts; p. II. Raymond Of Cambridge,
heasa., haoafdi%g Secretary; NJ. OiM,sa, d
thrno Assistant Hooroa.ies; aid Tho,uua +.
EesllH Ut hrooislyn, n. T., 1'reanuror. lilo re-.
port was MlaItea, hnu President Sexton took tAe
clair a"d tot'rled thanks for tho honor
=, committee was thon appointed on Order OF
morrow, to giTo tha COMMITTEE Tins to sspoxs.
, 1874-10-06

Ina cell in hlilbank Prison, serving out sor-
teuco Of fourteen Years. imprisonment for per-
jury, lies Arthur Orton, butcher and diBant Hlr
Roger Tichborno. Onco ln six months q convict
ia allowed to receive visitors. aud hlH
friends. Lord Rivers, DR.. Kenoaly, md
alm. Ortou, alias I.sdy Tichbo1,o recontly
ayhllaf tAomselyeB Of this privilege, Tno
scene waa m affecting one, according to Dr..
konoaly, wlloae conduct OF tho caso for tho
claimant WIZ, to say tho loass. srrntlc. His
miserea were observable in ~ peppcr.nnd-HaIt
coat, with breeclea at tho same material; llo
woro dark-bluo stockings, md thore waa sort
OF blue-ana.wlito comforter round lila tlroat.
His face wns liko that Of corpse thyca days
dcad," aud his iIallaa wsro wasted, and "tha
elegant uAIls aro all that ren,a!n ,1nalterod, and
they arc blapuhea aud blooQlosa" This is worry
tarrib!o, but thoro u uoras to come. "uis
, 1874-10-06

~, e "' o'"' "'a'' A." ussse, M intluon-
p'1'"'' "'''"'"'' lat no Republican
~ 0'e" :" sn' A'e6'"'~' .iro from that Con-
o., e.D',' o''N'~' u" avor OF alr. Carpen-
-. ' ~ 'N0 va ed Stutos s;onato, aud
"S' ~ :" N"us' ~ ,rds: ''By publicly nn-
-, s'". 10 WE. OF bo q candidate for tho
'''' nv II can do mich to redcsm
wa ha make tho BacriAco!" At the
@'.o'' "N@0.' n u r. Carpenter Ind the mnttor
ahoe' so"N Adnrat on, and will make known lis
oec'S'"A tome III no III JAnuary no1t.
, 1874-10-06
LuaINEsS, NOTICES.

DR.. a1cCEEsSEy, CORNER, or. 1LAnk AND
teeth ri Is. Satisfaction E.van Or nurns refunded.
THE FIRE WALLS OF CUsII1Nf;'s TUBULAR
vt both ondt, which, when lcnted, ccnte tald draft
Of air through and nntsfdo Of them. f!y this
Tns p1iacple Is arped tS tn;nscef Ea aud SEQ
GUSHING. WARREN / CO., is Lako-st.
BURNE.Tr's cocoAtNE.-A pERvEcT DRESSING
for tho hsir.1 The EasYsnc le!ds y llaud form
I'd o.prcs.Y tits purpo.e 50 Other e'nroaad posses
sos the peculiar properties which u4uoi suit io
fqnders tho sir tno matter how s and ar5l nut and
glossy for several days It y conceded b. all vito hnyo
World.
For sale BY all DruReiats.
, 1874-10-06

W. have rec eived, but for want Of space arc
uAable to pr ut this morning, an opinion pre-
pared by mf III. F. Tuley. at tho request Of tho
Executive s'onsnittce Of tho Citi%ona' Assocla-
ton. in roa pect to tic adyirability ot tho City Of
Chicago f'ecoming orgunizcd under tic general
incorporation law Of tho State. Mr. Tu,oy
explains the Objectionable featusos Of
the rro.eut city charter, aud how they
came to bo; and concludes that the only ro.ncdy
for them Is to organize under The incorporation
act. We may talse occasion at Bomo future time
to refer to tho salient pointa OF aIr Tuley's ar
Eumuns Moro at 1ongth.
, 1874-10-06

The inaurrection in tho Argentine States iB
gathering strength every day, and already threat
Gus thu exiRtouce Of tho Confederation. did,
patches say that tho situation is desperate, Tie
Government ia putting forward all ita force to
rubduc thu revolt, but ono regiment las gono
over to tho insurgents, aud those which remain
are dsaifecte1 The ncwH has causod panic iu
South American atocks III London.
, 1874-10-06

vo'co waH lite tho voioo of a spirit" r1,iot, Ia
explained by tho faot tint ho Ind lost atono
GIG ronnts) in Blk months But III Ito originally
we!ghod 5o4 pounds. and Gun still turn Tho sca1o
at 2a8, such loss Of nosh Is not ~ important AZ
1t would 10 lit tile caAo Of d man Of averago
littahhuo.an
, 1874-10-06

HArEH or runscrtr1iuH trAxAR1.E IN AnvANcE}. :.
Daily, ,y rai,"..8 Enndny.. .SH.hp
fFt-N ensty..,.... UdlOi WetkiS G.UD
Fatta nt year at the sanie rate
rre,cnt dray and mistakes. hs surs and Etse Post
OF tr ndhsoAs iu full including Shte and County. Pos
hc1nltlA may be Mads e!ther BY draft sxpfeaA
Ih ca sdcr, or IN Registered le.ters at MIR risk.
frhks TO CITY RupscRlpEhs.
E.i's. desotua. hunuaa eArepou - cent? por weck.
Uh. oellserel Sunday included. ~ ecntA naok.
Audtesa TIE Tribune COMPANY,
Corucr htdI.nn aud nnartos,.kts.. Uhloaxa Ill.
, 1874-10-06

Garibaldi has issued manifesto requesting
voters at the approaching elections in Italy to
support for ofllco persons now confined as politi-
ra prisoners. The fortunes Of Garlbaldi, pzi-
vate mud public, are understood to be now at II
low Obj. Els countryneu will probably receive
his suggestions respectfully, and disregard them
It the polls,
, 1874-10-06

The Sultan Of Turkey is rccnncilcd to his
nephew, tho legal heir to his throne, but the
supreme agony Ut tho act las told hoarily upon
him, and llo isnow tho real sick 1nau of tho East
Tie nephew, Mohammed aIurad Effendi, has
promised to protect and chotish the 8ultan's
sona who aimed at tho succession.
, 1874-10-06
Several failures In business in New York yycsq

Several failures III business in New York wcse
announced yesterday. David Valeutiuo l. G,
-, j.,
hupfor l. Siisorlnan, dealers in woolou .,o,,.
have suarondcal temporarily; liabili1 40 mi
known. Clewa e. Co.. Govornuent baui ~, hasa
''0tpuN ~ e"' "oa'' 'us oAp''' 10 ronune
shortly. There is nothing like .,,, T., wo,t
htrnnt 1880
, 1874-10-06

or tho month. Oats woro quiet md 10 higher,
closlug At 1870 cash. aud 4o15o soller tho mouth
Rye was quiet and 10 lower, closing at 8io. Dar-
10y WAS in fair dom*nd and tirrnor, closing at
&1.l2 cash OF seller tho month. Hogs wore quiet
and steady with salos At $5.o0G9a.7o for fair to
clloioe. Tl,s cntt1o market WAS fairly activo and
atoHtly. Salos at s2.00@170. Bl,cop wore un-
nhunrtd.
, 1874-10-06

Upon tho arrival OF United sEatcs troops IN
Coushasta, 1fteen prominent members Of tho
White League tied to Arkansas and Tcxas.
Their action is not confession Of guilt hut Of
xcahueaS.
, 1874-10-06

Elections for tho Councils Gouoral, or Pro-
vincial Legislatures, waro held in FRANCO Sun-
lican majoriticH. but iii tho rural districts thore
were slight Conservative gains. Priuue Bona
parte defeated Prince Napoleon in Corsica
Theao rosulte, We believe. arc very much tho
sa'ne ~ those Of oloctions under Thiers' admin
tetr
, 1874-10-06

Tho report Of President Keep, Of tho North
western Railroad, for tho year ending May d,
1874 bas just beon made public. 1t Is given
slsowhoro in this issue of TUE 'In1BuSE.
, 1874-10-06

1tYERa, opEpA.11ntSE-M -Meuroo s.roott hetwcon
Htate and nchrtnfn. Fatley performance ll1rslnaht
ths Proatidig ateEr, etu.
, 1874-10-06
TC.DAY'S ADJUSTMENTS,

M'vyCK HN'S NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. st.aet. hetueon
.n 9s,rh2. VT Etstc sss.sss OF tho Kolloss En-
, 1874-10-06

As1IIAR LODGE. No. aSs. Il, 7. 4. M.-Icgulae
Communication Til; t7uosay evening. H. Iheir hrlI "a
saga vaa t"a s0iS IT, G@ "os t"S ii io
e, II. URANE SpDy,
, 1874-10-06

ACADEMY or Music f!aiel~d u roe bstween Mat.
enn and hnnroe. Engagement Of 1Awsonts ]latfoss.
, 1874-10-06

ATTENTION, sir KNtntlT9.-Statetl Conclaro of
Aro'i. Eogmar1ory ~ f. r. ~: tTus,.;a,1 sEeI,;
,osK. + ot,st Vi,jiH!nf Sir xn'1Ats co'rte"n'y IN
Ii. q. ". LOCKE. Recorder.
, 1874-10-06

Gen. sllRler yesterday drove through tho dis
trict burned over laat July aud tho lumber
region, inquired into tllo condition Of tho Fire
Department, and held short interviews With the
Mayor, Donrd Of Police, and City Engineer. He
las reserved for to-day Al inBpoction OF tho
wator-eyatem. Ills opsl.lou is .hat the Flro Dc.
pnrtn,ent, III far as it goes, is well enough.
but that 1t should ba reinforced by addi-
tional men and engneH. There arc, he
says, but nina msn to company, Of
whom two aro drivers, two officers. and ono m
engineer, leaving but four for active aorylce. As
to the number OF engines New York, with
twonty~threo square mllea Of territory, haH forty
euginos, aud Chicago. with thirty'six s4uaro
miles OF territory, has but twenty-sx engines.
Another deficiency noticed by Gen. shalor is iu
the number Of frc-alarsn hoxeH which arc now
fur apart antl not east accessible. Thoso ara
fret Impressions. Further investigation and
reelection may modify them.
, 1874-10-06

Prof. Swing has agu.iu declared himself ince-
pendent an1 yesterday requesled tho Preaby-
terry OF Chicago, to drop Aa uamo from it's
rol1s' IAla request WIS attor aonlo debate
acceeded IT,, and resolutions expressive Of tue
proabytor y's affection for tho Professor anl
Borrow ut parting with him woro adopted. Tile
lo1to' Of Prof. Swing to tho prosbytery, VIC ill-
eF ne, will bo hard reading for Prof. Patton and
his supporters. no avowa t,1nlaelf "a prosny-
torlan it, tho acnRo in Which tho yaAt majority of
c!crgymon woarng that na,no are preabytorians u;
says that The strfoln which lie waa lately involved
drew i.a vitality "aot from love Of usefulness,
but from fauaticisnl Of dog,aa Y; lezires tlat
Lis b1ctlrou may bo ''Aos flee from tic combar
with few cloaet thcolosiaus''; and, with as-
su,anco Of brothery lore. desires tho esteemed
| members Of the prcabytory to drop lis lamo
| and consiter Him with them but not OF them.
, 1874-10-06

HO0rEY'S THEATnN-,,andolph atEott. hotwcou
CLARK and i.aS4llc. ''Mon Of Tho Day"
, 1874-10-06

GRAND OPERA. .1fut3EE-Clark arcok oppoalto
Thurman House, Kcly / Lconfs Minstfsls
, 1874-10-06

Inta a8stEH 1T All Companies at pres.
ont nnhsatt frtm 4 tn n13 m.
This Ia cerait,y very Formidable army Of hgurez
III favor or tho companies, and their position IL daily
becoming strot gor. Tho wtloo question now turn
upon tho aot|on of Chirago alld hor people.
, 1874-10-06

PRESS COMMENT9.
Tie withdrawal OF the insurance companiea
from tltis city still ocoupioa tho attontion Of tho
Now York papars.
, 1874-10-06

HIF5 "!EIlHFt9EI. .3I1., 80
Assea OF American IomtM1ltcB aone. ..... 62,oj
Board companies whosv decision haa not
roaclleil Now Ynrk, including tho Aoynl,
If I4t,lploil, $l3 ,01G, ,tlU. 21,oo
Asscss from nun- board companies 1onsail,.
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Murat Halstead has been abroad
long enough to admire the facilities
that the English audience has for ex-
pressing popular emotions. If the
speaker does not go on to please the
crowd he is pu. down-howled down, if
absolutely necessary. This is a beau
tifnl custom, says Mr.. Halstead, and
Americana must adopt it. One great
advantage to speaker is the certainty
that if he is making bore of himself
he will hear of it.
A prisoner in the Ohio penftentiar,,
named Isaiah Baker, while working
at buzz saw, was struck in the eye by
a flying splinter. which has cost him
the use of the eye. he lost the use Of
the other eye about three years since,
from spark OF hot steel flying into it.
He was sent to the penitentiary under
life sentence for shooting his mother.
Indiana Ne,cs.
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''You had better take care OF that
young one" was the modest remark
Of Jack Evans. of the Chicago, Bur.
lingten andj Quincy Railroad, as he
handed the child he had saved back to
its mother, and mounted his engine
to move ahead. jack saw the Child
loddIing on the track just ahead OF his
train, and comprehended instantly
that it was too late to stop the engine
before be reached it. He reversed his
engine, ran out on the guard as nim-
bly, as cat, caught it in his arms, and
threw himself sidewise from the track.
The pilot struck him and whirled him
twelve or fifteen feet down the bank,
bruising him considerably. but he
saved the baby's life and handed it
back TO its mother with that careless
remark. all unconscious that be was
hero.
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A FALL. Last Tuesday night, about
u O'Clock. a colored youth, named
Wash, about seventeen years of age,
who was sleeping in the third story Of
the building occupied by Colonel G. v.
Walker as On auction establishment,
rolled out of one of the front windows.
He fell about fifteen feet, struck the
wooden awning below, bounced from
that and fell to the pavement, striking
on his head. His collar bone was
broken by the fall. but his head was
uninjured, although considerable
Quantity Of "wool" was left on tho
pavement.
augusta Chronicle and Sentinel.
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State South Carolina. Barnwell Co

by the Board Of County Comm 'ssioners of
said County.
RY virtue OF an Act OF tho General As
- sambly of said State, ratified on the
18th day OF February, A. D. 1873. and OF a
resolution OF the said Board OF County
- a;s1m1m!ss,"nsrs; 1l saor:od Oh the 18th day
OF June, A. D. 1874. tho undersigned will
sell, at public auction. in the town OF Barn.
well: tho County scat OF said County, on
MONDAY, the 7th day of September next.
1T being sale day, tho COURT HOUSE
BUILDING AND LOT, in the town OF
bluckvill@, with all its privileges and ap-
purtenanccF, to tho highest bidder for
cash, and vii! mako titles TO the purcha aser
ut said sale.
DESCRIPTION OF THE BUILDISG.-Ala larfc.
new and finely constructed brick building.
Two stories high, fronting tho South Caro-.
lima Railroad, and one hund red va rds, moro
or less, distant thercfrom; said building
belhl, forty feet wide by sixty feet long.
containing six sDacious rooms on tho first
iloor, ana capacious court hall, and two
small rooms on the sec cond floor, al plas stcr-
en ana nlcely finished, with four fire; places
III thc hall and ono in each room Of the
building, with passnge-wav nino feet
wide running through tho ontre leng';. OF
me building on tho ground floor; Haid
bui.cinH being rooted with tin, fitted ur
with mantol-picccs. Venetian blinds, win
dow sash, and in every wav commodioup
and convenient.
The lot OF land belonging to the County,
upon which said Court u0use building i,
s'tn@tcd. contains Two acres, moro or lees.
j. ALLEN TOBIN,
HERCULES McCKEARY,
HENRY COkER,
County Commissioners Barnwoll County.
EJuno 2G 10
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Ice! ice! rcal

AM now prepared to supply all orders
4 Tor the above article. Tho Ice manu-.
i!actured at my establishment is made
from pure Spring Water, frozen at tenn
perature OF thirty degrees below freezing
point Fahrenheit, and can DO shipped a
long distance without much loss. Price
81 25 per 100 pounds. and good weight qua.
rantecd. No Ice shipped unless ne nnonp,,
accompanies The order.
July 90 &c. SEE0ERS.
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sp.r:sabare and ash sville Railroad
Natare's Htghoay Across ne Mountatnsk
LIGHT GRADES, EASY CURVES, No TuNNEL1xof
LET 1T BE BUILT spEED11.y1

link in the Rhine Road between the
cities Of Cincinnati, Lsuisville, st. Louis,
Chicago and Oharlcsto1, sovcnty.four
miles long. with less than twenty miles OF
heavy work.
Shorter than any limo from New York,
Philadelphia and Baltimore to either Of
these cities, and many hundred miles
nearer TO these centres OF Western trade
than any existing line to Charleston.
The Road that promises to m he Charles.
ton tho market for tho trade Of the great
Northwest, tho West Indies, South Ame-
RIGA and Europe; also, an important emi-
grant station.
ECONOMICAL IN CONSTRUCTION,
SAFE IN MANAGE, NT AND
PROFITABLE IN RESULTS.
An Important enterprise for the develop
r,cnt OF South Carolina.
Shares Fifty Dollars each. payable in ten
! installmcnts.
| least one Share.
| CHARLESTON, with her magnificent Har-
Dor and genial climate; her immense unde-
I'veloped back country, containing fertile
soil, fine pasture grounds and inexhausti-
Bile water power; her contiguity to the
West Indies and South America, and her
unparalleled European ocean course, is
destined, upon the completion Of this In
poRTANT TRUNK LINE, to emerge from her
prostrated condition and become what
nature has intended she should be-the
GREAT OoMMERc1AL METROPOLIS of the
SOUTHERN SECTION OF the Us1TED STATES.
LIMIT OF STOCKHOLDERS LIABILITY.
| The following clause in the charter il
published for tho Information OF sub
SEC. a :rhat no Stakeholder OF said
| Company shall be held liable for the debts,
contracts or acts Of said corporation,
beyond the amoun,s actually subt tcribed to
the Capital Stock OF eaid Company by sucl-
| StocklDlder.'
DIRECTORS:
GEO. ". WILLIAMS. GABRIEL CANNON,
b. BoLLMANS, JOHN Il. EY1Ns,
| AIvA GAGE, T. l. .JETER.
THEo. D. JsRyFY. y. r.. DLNcAN,
| IHEo. G. BARKEn, JAMES L. BLACK,
JOHN 3. FAIRLY, JOHN S. Willy.
Principal Office and Address, 25 Broad
street, charleston, s. q.
| =. G. .MEMMINGER, President.
a. G. .hAUFA1AN, Secretary aud Treas.
Julv 81" ~ -. 9mo
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& hisncw store, Main street, nearly op-
"a positc tho Central National Isank has
largeand beautiful etuck Of fine WATCHES
stem and key winders, from best European
aud American manufacturers aud of his
OWE importation, in gold and silver cases.
Elegant JEWELRl! An unrlvnled assort-
mcni just received and all the latest styles.
Sterling SlLNER-W ARE, i'll aets and cases,
Hridal Presents, and IL very fine selection of
plated-Warc, Gold Watch and Neck Chains,
l.ocEets, elegant Seal, Wedding and En-
gaEcment Hings, large stock Of Spectacles
aud Eyeglasses, Ciocke. Musical Boxes,
and ngreat variety of Fancy Arliclce. My
stock is the largest and beat selected in The
Southern country and will be sold IN cheap
IL same article can be bought any where.
Oct %
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just the Season for Turnips.

See Ueinitsh's Almunac,
10LANT RUpA BAGA, Large Amber
4, j. dlo6e: Large White Dutch, Large
White Globe. Winter Flat Dutch, Red TOP.
Yellow Aberdeen, Improved Seven Top'' Tp'
For sale, Wholesale and retail. at
Aug HEINITSH'S Drug Store.
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House to Rent.
HENRY WARD.BEECHER

HENRY WARD "BEECHER
A 8 the principal actor in the greatest
"A sonsation OF the day, and the I'm dian
Girl. as the leader or tho Cigar Trade OF
the State, have been Thoroughly criticised
as to their merits, and tho result seems to
be warming to married man to husband
more closely the affections uf their wives.
and t. Smohers in supplying their
WANTS TO HUSBAND MORE
Closely their funds. By investing in the
celebrated 81. Cigars" instead OF inferior
, goods at higher rates, and to remember
that as no one can boast OF moro
WIVES THAN BRIGHAM YOUNG,
So no cigar store can boast III al good
Cigars aud Tobacco for tho prizes al the
INDIAN GIRL CIGAR STORE,
Aug IL Columbia. s. G.
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New Books at Bryan's.

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fs1HE GREAT ICE AGE and it's Relation
K to the Antiquity OF Manly James
Gcike, +. u. S. 81 so.
Wilkcs, Sheridan, Fox. (ot time of George
III.) SCI 90.
Sumner, tProfcssor.) on American Cur.
rcncy. s3 10.
Doctrine OF Evolutionary Winchell 81 90
Fernes' Meridian or Adventures in South
Africa.
Vernes' from the Earth TO tho Moon and
Around 1t. Sl.O0
Sun Views of the Earth or the Seasons.
illmstratcd-by Proctor, L. II. s. - so.
Fernes' Journey to tho Centre Of the
Earth. Is cents.
Also, II supply of new NOVELS, by Eng
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Dissolution.

COLUMBIA. 6. c.. AUausr s, 1874.
!Eti1E Firm heretofore existing under the
4 name Of HOPE x GYLES has been
dissolved this dag by the withdrawal OF
JOHN +. GlLES, who has transferred his
interest to q. HOPE, with. whom all settle
uents OF the affairs nf said firm will be
made. EDWARD HOPE,
Aug JOHN j.. GYLES.