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death of the Bis1op of WheeI,os

BALTIMORE. July The Right Rev.
Richard Vincent Whelau. Roman Catholic
Bishop of the diocese Of Wes' Virginia,
died at 81. Agnes Hospital in this CITY this
evening. The remains will be taken TO
Wheeling tomorrow.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-07-08

\ SLAVE who had escaped from the King
Of Ashantee ar. ived at Cape Coast Castle
in the last part Of NAV. He reports that
King Coffee Is sac-iiicing as many human
beings as ever, and that he was forced TO
run away in order TO save his life.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-07-08
GENERAL NEWS MATTER.
The Hamilton County Radical TICKET.

~" NOuhty kstsuiChA AtChcA'
On Monday the Radicals of Hamilton
county nominated the following ticket:
A. b. COnnOr, for Sheriff: j. p. Wilkinson.
for Circuit Count Clerk; l.. NJ. CLARK. for
County Court Clerk; John Mckinney
Brown, for Tax Collector: II. c. Beck. for
Register; W. y. Crosby. for County Thus
tee,
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The Fourteeu,s y,.,,,,

SYRACUSE. y. Y, July Carrie Is
tranIer d;ei to-day from injuries received
June %, in the fall of the Baptist Church,
making the fourteenth victim.
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OHIO.
The Latest Phase Of the Miners War
EWhite Men Anxious TO Work Lock
ed Out for Negroes.

COLUMBUS, July THE report that the
white men at Straitsville had all gone to
work seems to have been only partially
correct. The Union at that point dissolved
some days ago, and a large number Of the
strikers were anxious to 90 to work. But
the operators only allowed about one hun
dred of them to 90 into the mines, hay
ing made arrangements to put two
hundred cOlOred men to work tomorrow.
No trouble is anticipated, but Secretary
Putnam left for St-aitsville to be on the
ground ready for any trouble, should it Oc-
chr
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Fine Crozsju North Texas

Adyices from Northern Texas say crops
are very fine in that section Of the country,
and the travel very heavy, especially over
the 81. Louis, Iron Mountain and Southern
railroad. which Is now running through
trains to Houston, distance of $40 miles,
in forty hours.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-07-08

THE average colored voter is soothed
by the assurance that Higgins carries
the Irish vote" in his pocket.
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WASHINGTON.
Practical Operations of the New
Currency Bill.
Old Applications for Banks Re-
newed.
New YerN CITY Retires $4,000, 900 OF
its Circulation


NEW YORK, July IA Washington
dispatch says of the per cent. National
Bank reserve, required to be kept in the
Treasury: Over six million dollars has al
ready been received, exclusive Of tu-day's
receipts. The Treasurer estimates that to
mOrrOw's receipts will increase the amount
TO s., 100000. which is one half of the total
amount to be deposited under the new law.
Under the new currency law the applica-
tions for bank charters in circulation reach
three million dollars. The amount of cir
culation surrendered under the law reaches
nearly two million dollars, and all in New
York city. The applications for circula-
ton come from parties who had previously
made applications. Gen. HillhouSe has
been re-appointed Assistant Treasurer at
New York.
The Districts Back Pay.
WASHINGTON, July THE new Dis
trict Commissioners had another long ses-
sion to-day, and continued the investiga-
ton into the affairs of the late District
Government. kilograms were sent to
Morton, Bliss * Co, the First National
Bank of New York, and other banks where
loans have been hypothecated by the late
District Government, notifying them to
present their accounts for settlement. Ii
has been ascertained it will require about
$4,000 TO pay the interest due on the first
inst; $4,000 TO redeem the securities
pledged, and nearly 100000 to pay the
clerical force and wOrkmen of the late Dis
trict Government, thus exhausting nearly
all the appropriation Of 81, 100000 made at
the last session of Congress.
The New District Commissioners.
MeSsrs. DennisOn, Blow and Ketchum,
have unanimously agreed upon a general
system of Tetrenchment. This evening
they promulgated a series Of orders which
will Immediately go into effect. The per
sons discharged number about $50, and in
clude superintendent, assistant engineers.
clerks, etc.
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The California Changers are said 10 be
organizing a bank with a capital of five
million dollars, distributed in $4,000 shares
Of 500 each.
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KERcHEFAL has gone back on Pen
tecost, and the slate is smashed.
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The race for $50 horses was won by
Moss Rose in straight heats, and
between Der aud Lottie the COLI
test was close and exciting: none Of
the other horses ever getting near the win
her. The purse was Sl,O0O-S5O0 to the
first, $500 to the second, and 500 to the
third; mile heats, in ., to harness:
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The cotton in some portions Of Crockett
county looks very well, but the corn needs
rain badly.
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The Cursed Can.

CINCINNATI, July "A special to the
Gdzette from Springfield, Ohio, reports that
Norah Madden a servant girl, was burned
to death to-day from her clothes igniting
while lighting fire with coal oil.
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The Bartlett movement keeps gain
ing strength from the other side. 1t
Is now understood that Mayor League
and Squire Winters advocate the cleo
tian-of-Mr. Reilly. the popular nomi-
nee for the Office of County Court
Clerk, and it is stated that they will
also support the entire ticket. They
are gentlemen of influence and poit-
zeal experience, whose support is of no
little value in 4 hot and close contest
Memphis Ledger
Both the parties mentioned by the
Ledger belong to the Radical party. If
any of that stripe are helping the
Davidson county Bartlett movement
along, the fact has not yet come to our
knowledge. From Harrison down. they
take the black-and.tan ticket in theirs.
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n. 421.I
l. Lot No. 100 in the plan Of Nashville, be-
ginning at point in the centre OF Union street
and southwest margin Of Spruce street; thence
enthusiastically along the margin Of Spruce
street 90 feet 70 X !. Morris boundary lime;
thence at right angles with Spruce street, along
said Morris line, across said lot, 70 Its south
west boundary line, thence with said line north
westwardly 70 a point in the centre OF Union
street; thence Enthusiastically along the centre
of Union street to the beginning.
? Another lot, beginning att southeast cor
ner of n. j. Morris residence, on Spruce street,
fronting on said street 90 feet, with depth Of
lac feet, more or less
3d. Also, an undivided half interest in tract
Of % acres and us poles, situated in District No
IL of Davidson county, on the north side OF
Cumberland river.
TERMS.-Ten per cent cash, and the resi-
due on credits Of 5, u, Is and p months. with
interest from day Of sale Notes required with
approved security and lien retained.
NATHANIEL BAXTER, JR.,
jeI9,25, jy2,9 Clerk and Master.
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IT is bad tactics 10 ignore the
strength Of an enemy. We must re-
member that the supporters of NJ. N.
Bnen, Jr, are not altogether black.
There are a few whites who favor his
pretensiOns through personal friend
ship and other motives. We hear
some of these gentlemen complain that
the UNION AND AMERICAN Is resort
ing to the party lash. Such complaints
are a good sign. If this class choose to
characterize our efforts to elect the
Democratic and Conservative ticket
and defeat the black and-tan combina-
ton as a welding of the party lash.
they are likely to vince till they stand
from under. 1t is the peoples lash,
and our motto is-"Cry aloud, and
spare mott
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LEGAL SALES.
CHANCERY SALE
FOR
THURSDAY, JULY 9, 1874.
LEGAL SALES
IN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE rem
Il dered BY the Chancery Court at Nashville In
the case Of
Jas. l.. Rice, Admir-, etc, of W. J. TUr-
beyiIIe, deed. ~ Jane YannOy-
Adm'x Ietc., of VI. VanDOy, deed,

viii sell at public sale tc the highest bidder,
At .he Courthouse at Nashville, at u
O'Clock NJ, on Thursday, July 9, 1874,
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Candidates for the Russian Mission
The Freedman's Bank a Bad Fail.
ure.
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The list of accidents to acrobats has
been increased by the fall, on Tuesday
evening. at jersey City, of Charles
Hanlon. who dropped from q trapeze
twenty-five feet, striking on the corner
OF table and sustaining injuries that
will probably prove fatal. This man
belongs to the famous Haulon family,
who have often delighted audiences all
over the States with their daring per-
formances. They havo all died violent
deaths, the last being that of James
Hanlon, brother OF Charles, who
created sensation throughout tho
country several years ago. After q
brilliant career, James became iusanc,
and was temporarily placed in Penn
sylvania Jail, preparatory to removal
to an insane asylum. Before til 3 was
accomplished, he succeeded in dashing
out his brains against the stone walls
of his cell. and ended his life of danger
in this tragic manner.
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BY JULIAN A. SELBY

Is THIS WAR OR MURDER?-The files
of the English newspapers, in the
latest mails, oonflrm the news of the
Carlist atrocities. ''It is reported
from Olot," says one journal. "that
180 men of the Nouvilas column, who
Lad been prisoners there for some
time, have been ohot in cold blood.
The taking of Cuenoa was character
lied by horrible brutalities, which the
wife of Don Alfonso is accused of
having instigated. The Civil Guards
had every tenth man shot. and the
town was given up to plunder. But
the ruffians were met by Republican
column as they retreated, and had to
disgorge all their spoil, besides losing
many of their officers" These stories
are confirmed by trustworthy news
papers, and one journal insists that
''something will have to be done 10
prevent outrage on international law"
Can any one tell us the difference
between Carlism and Communism2
In what respect is Don Carlos. the
descendant Of princes, who decimates
prisoners, less Infamous than tho
Commune laboring men who shot an
Archbishop? And is this Carlist busi-
ness not q murder?-Ne,o Fork Herald.
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AN AGED METHODIST DIVINE Pro
badly the Oldest Methodist divine in
the United States, if not in the world,
is the venerable Father Henry Boehm,
who resides mt the residence Of his son-
in-law, Mr.. Emley, on Lnfuyette street,
Jersey City. He recently entered on
his Tooth birth day. He has lived
under all the Presidents, from Wash-
ington down; hae been in the ministry
over seventy-three years, aud probably
preached as many. or more, sermons
than any nun since the dnys Of John
Wesley Father Boehm is in tolerahly
good health nnd spirits, aud says he
confidently hupas TO ho abla to attend
the Philadelphia centenn nial, in 1876.
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larch. And now, looking away from
ourselves, We say to the country. this
position is one of immense i'm portance.
1t will not do to give it up. or to lore
it. or to leave it to weak and INSULT
clent forcn to maintain. Man it tho
roughly, and plncc it iu the keeping OF
faithful men.
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Mr.. J. a. Parker. superintendent
Of canal company in the Pueblo
Viejo Valley, Arizona. has found tho
ruins of several ancient cities, with the
remains OF canal, and triangular
shaped stone reservoirs in eaca Of the
cities or towns. Pottery, household
implements made Of stone and human
bones hcve been found in the ruius
The pottery is decorated in colnrs. the
walls of the dwellings, are laid IN
cement. md the interior Of large
building, supposed to have been
place Of worship, had been smoothly
p!astered; 30 that they arc vestigcs of
Il higher stale of civiliz alton than has
been found among the Indians or
Mexican aborigines of historic times.
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We learn that Judge Mackey has in
s.ructed the bonrd for York County to
disregard the provision prohibiting
them from reducing the nggregnte yalne
OF the real md personal property of the
County below the aggregate valup
thereof as returned ny the County
Auditor. - IVinns6Oro NewS.
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The Road that promises IL make Charles
ION the market ter tho II. do of the great
Nnrt!i-wcs;. the West Indies, South Amc-
rica i.n' Europe; afro, all important eini-
grant station.
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$4,000 T;ckets---6,0O0 Caah Gifts.
$25C,0OO!
TO RE GIVEN AWAY,
A NEW URk, ~ MT: 4 Gin il
Gu0rnniee'f 10 One ot' Every Tt,
EUHAecHtiUe Members

LIST Us GIFTS.
One Grand Cash G,ft OF. s30,00J
One Grand CASH Gifi of. 25 600
Gne Grand Cash t,ift or 20 600
Que Grand CaAn Gif. OF 10000
One Grand tArh Gift o; 5000
Oue Grand Cash Gi:t of. 25O0
One Grand CASH t,ift Of 2 600
10 Cash 'iifts OF 600 cach Is coo
rs Ca. Ii s.ift- nf 500 each IA OOO
~ Casli tTlftsn: 220 eau''. l0,7:0
70 Cash cite a. lao each. 1850
230 Cash Gifts 'f 100 each. 25,U00
3IS Cash Nli;s Gf 80 esq. 2S.5C0
5Ou0 Cash Gifts or IL each $1,000
G,oOO nsh Gtfi., SEcregUsins SE5O.OOO
Whole Tickrin. $40; HALL Tickets. IS:
Quarter TlckSt.. - 81: IL Whole Tickets or
22 ''alt Tickets for :lGa. - disc INT on
les. ni:iHtiIt.
No INDII'!DUAL DENEFYYS.
ihis C"nccr. l. .iiat!, for \, some
purposes, aid vii; IL" cons,uc. ed with the
same iibcrali'y hnnnrt, and fairt esq Mhich
caai..tirr!Z,'! i;'c ii!s. enterprise
.iGH. j.. :DHGi. prtslt!t.i
r.; ic!, .. al ,',l..miu.A Sivi:r .ul' IN.
fH'r:N'iHn aI,!:ts>
:N',N ! Nt}1.:E, sccr.,a7,
: ts"n.c IL ici ,-.u,.!,.tiu.i Noi.o /, =,
Il.nt 80 .2b
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Shorter than any line from New York,
Philadelphia and Baltimore 10 either OF
these cities, and mamy hundred milcs
nearer TO these centres OF Western trade
than any existing line to Charleston.
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New Books at Bryan's.

THE GREAT ICE AGE and it's Relation
4 to the Antiquity Of Man-by james
Geike, f. Il. 3. 81 so.
Wilkes, Sheridan, Fuz. (of timr OF G Gorge
E1I.) 81 90.
sumner, iproiessor.j Oh imrI ic.i. Cur
rency. So 90.
Doctrineol Evolution-by Winchcll sIOO
Ferncs' Meridian or Adventures in Suuth
Africa.
Verree' from tho Earth TO tho Moon and
Around It. Sl.0Q
Sun Views OF the Earth or tho Sensons,
Ternes' Journey to the Centre or the
Earth. IS cclits.
Also, supply of new NOVELS, by Eng
lisli ami German authors, cheap.
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IL link in the Airline Road between tho
citics of Cincinnati, Lsuisvilic, St. Louis,
Chicago and Charlt.toa, scvcnty-four
miles long. with Ices than twenty miles Of
heavy work.
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An important enterprise for the develop
ncut OF South Carolina.
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and Dwellings,, Patcn, EailinEs for GarGens
and CemetericH. Iro, Scttcc. aud hrbor
Chairs; also, Brass Castings of all kinds,
Bells for Churches, Schools, Workshops.
&c. Guarantee NIL my work first elias d and
equal to any North or South.
Works at foot Of Lady street and near to
South Carolina and Greenville & Columbia
Railroad Companies Depots. Nov 18
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SECOND ANp Las.
Grand Grand gIIF1' u lIlRCgR}?! I !!
~ AID OF THE
MAS0ylC RELIEF ASSOCIATION
OF NORFOLK. VA,
THURSDAY. SEPT. 8, 1874.

FH1HIS enterprise il conducted by the Ma
L SONIC RELIEF ASSOCIATION. OF NORFOLK,
Va, uudcr authority OF the Virginia Legis-
laturc-Act passed March S, 1873 for the
purpose of raising funds to complete the
Masonic Temple DOW III course OF erection
in Norfolk.
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Every citizen OF this state should own a
least one Share.
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L,I Creme de /" Creme, No. 4, price 50
cts: Contains On the Sea, Bnrcarulic, by
kuhc: The Break OF Day, Rcveriu, by Ar
dill; La Bnllerina, Polka, bv Lichncr;
When the Swallows HOmcward Fly, by Ues-
ten; Espies!eries, Caprice, by Eaghard-5
pieces tor so cts.
CHEAP creme, rem oss%s No. =, csnt.ins %s Is
the following music-50 cts: Mountain
Stream, Caprice, by s. Smith; Count or
Me, rialop. by Jncoby; Graziosa, Komance,
Dy IhaiberS; Dancing Leaves, Inst. by
Aa.tcl; May BrceZcs, Innt., by Lange-5
RETTGTT La Crc,ne .Ic In Creme.
M OSEOjNo G. contains the follow
ing music-5o cts: Chant du Diyouac,
Iranscription. by kettercr; Thino Own,
Mc;;oaie, by Laugc; Don Pasqualc, Scrc-
made. by Thalberg; Tho Angels Dream,
nance, by Krug-5 pieces for so cts.
MALLED'snlsa'ss''ss', "a.'sa, s". ss,
c9ntains the following n,usic--price 30
cents: Two Songs by Hays, two by Danks,
one by haywood, IL Sacred Quartet by
Thomas, 4 Four hand Piece, Il Qnick.tcr,
an easy NHrch and n beautiful Fantastic,
BY Knbel 10 pieces for 30 cents.
POSI-p AID .,ss. nsstrs' si.ntn- Mn
y. 40. ST, Contains tho Following music.
price 80 cents: Two ncw Songs by Hays,
one by Pratt. one b.; Ticslic. one by Stew
&r:, IL Trio for Female Voiccs, hv Abt; n
Sacred QIartctto by Danks, tw0 Polk ~, 4
pretty Walt" and .Ilrch. II pie .cs 30cts
ON REJEIFT MARKED PRICE.
Address !. l.. PETERS, p. o. Eox 5i29
500 broadway, New York,
July 90 2ls fluDOuit. Mathematician Hotnl
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Shares Fifty Dollars each, payable iii tc1
instaliments.
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ECONOMICAL. IN CONSTRUCTION,
SAFE IN MANIAC EMENT AND
PROFITABLE RESULTS.
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P. B. GLASS, Accountant.

<10SOUdt o
MIILL attend to Opening. Closing or
w Keeping Sets Of BOOKS OF AC-
COUNTS for Merchants, Bankers, Me-
chanics, Professional Men or othors. md to
any business pertaining to the Counting
Room. COPYING or WHITING Of any de-
scription executed promptiy. Cficc st CO.
lTmbia Hotel. frs! flaor. Jnrc,o
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WANTED-A few moro advertise.
mcnts. to enable ns to publish paper
Tor the good of others as we'll rs our
selves.
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seegers' VS.. Cincinnati Beer.

HNHE Cincinnati Gazette makes tho asto-
1 nisling announcement that Cincinnati
peer Is ne longer pure. but adulteratcd with
nolasses, sugar or starch, fusel Oil aud the
poisonous coichicum. The Commissioner
ef Agriculture, in his report for 1865. says
that Prof Aapes, OF Now York, analyzed
and found all OF it adultcratcd. Cocculus
!ndlcus ana nu1 vomicn entered largely
into its composition.
j. @. StEGERS guarantees his beer o bo
nure and reliable. He docs not aduturato
II. hut Drews from the best barley, malt
and hops. Jau23
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CONGAREE IRON WORKS,
COLU:IBIa, c.
JOHN ALEXANDER, Proprietor.

MANUFA. rU-
EEh OF - .AAl
ENGINES. SAW
~ J, ID G. /: iST
Mills. & I N
Gearing. E1.G all
kinds Oi Iron
CMati,.gs tor Ma
ciiincry ard Or.
nanienta! CAST
ings for Stores
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CITY.


>IrGt.E l:t.N-E,luN.:
+ Ii. ~ TIL. Hi.W
Central NatioLnl Bank Eu;lGiEg.
PHiCH> To %JIT TIE TIMES.
Bod Room: IRON. - per month upwards;
Family tooAIs from ii per month upwards;
Law: crs' Offices from 81 prmon,h upwards.
WATER, GAS, WATLE and WOOD CLO-
SETS and other mo'icrn improvements i'll
side building. No baci Iaohus, all fronting
on the street. Good ventilation. y Jauitor
in charge Of building Apply IL Central
Bank, or to Messrs. SEIbELS 4 EXELL.
April2
Hay and Straw Cutters
pAW-HIDE ROLLER STRAW CUT
III TEKS.
Sclf-sharrehrg Straw Cutters.
American Lever Straw Cutters
Champion Kay and Straw CnttcIs
Burdick's National Hay and Straw Cut
ttrs, comprising the best assortment in
the city, and FOR sale at low prices by
June 81 JOilN Al !3W IL son
Apsricnts.
TO%GHl.SS WATER,
~ Tnrrlni's SoI.Hcr
Citrate Magucsia.
:scili.Z Powders. For ,iic Il;
l.. y. Slii.liih>. " CO.
Jnly Diu.. store.
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ENOLUMBI.A, s. G., july {. 1871 -uoS.
~ Il. EILIorr. Member To Congress of
the Third C"nSrcss;ona! Dis;ric, or the
state ui South observation-disclosures call rs
Felix Cardarelli'1 and settle your tai!or'a
bill. which has been standing since janus
ry, 1872. L. CAiiDARELLI.
Charleston Ne,rS 0ud Courier copy
three times. .July9 1n,n
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Spartan burg and AsbevilIe Railroad
Nu.ures nghway Across Tie Mountains,
LEE 1r BE nUlLT SPEEDILY.

'.lnnr GRADES, EASY CURVES, No TuSSE11So
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CHARLESTON, with her magnificent liar
Dor and genial climate; her immense undo
vc!opcd back country. containing fertile
soi:, fine past ure grounds and inc1hausti-
bic water power; her contiguity to the
West Indies and South America, and her
unparalleled European ocean course. is
destined, upon the completion of this Ia.
poETASr TKUSE LiSE, to emerge from htr
prostratcd condition and become what
nature has intended she should bc--the
GREAT CoMM.ac!AL METROPOLIS IT the
SOUTHERN SECTION OF the UNITED STATES
LIMIT OF FSTOCKHOLDERS'LI LIABILITY.
The following clause in the charter is
pnelishcd for the information OF sub
rcribcrs:
SEC. 1 "rhat no S;ockhoiler OF said
Cnmpai shail br held liablr :nr the debts,
contracts or acts OF said corporation
beyond the aLlonn,s actually subs cribcd to
the Cal itaI Stock Of said Cumpany by such
Stocnn.;i.!ci.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-08-07

Excursion Season Of 1874 via Allan
tic Coast ana Midland Lines.
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cnAKLlorIE' cnAi,KR:Llro C0LUMBiA AND AU-
BIA AND AUGUSTA RAILROADS.
CnLrMBIA. s. G., May 90, 1874
pOCND TKlP TICKETS to all promi-
III nent Virginia Springs and Western
North Carolina Excursion Points, good
until November l, 1874, will bc on sale at
the Company's Ticket Office in this city,
both rid Charlotte and via Wilmington, on
and after June /, 1874.
Tickets to New York Philadelphia, Bal
tim rin nAY LINE, at reduced rates, also
on aaiu. A. POPE,
!In"7 General Passenger Agent
Extracts.
NNH.II!! French and American EN-
kL TRACTS tor the handkerchief, lor
saica. j.. !. SiiiiMtH Co.'S
,Julv Drug Store