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For Sale,

FURNITURE and LEASE, with the coed
~ will. OF tho FOUNTAIN HOTEL, Gam
den street. ncar the Baltimore and Ohio
Haiiroad Depot, Baltimore, Maryland. In
cons cquenco Of an aflliction, arising from his
late sickness, the undersigned has Concluded
TO dispose of his interest in this desirable
ana convnnient house. This house is pro.
verbal for good order, cleanliness, good
table and polite attention. It is in good con-
dition, thoroughly and we'll furnished, equal
to any similar house in the country, water
GG0nvenlences and gas upon every floor.
This house has a capacity to Accommodate
19o guests. There has been expended within
the last twelve months 81. 900 in carpeting,
pnpering, painting, DC. The bar and Billiard
thoroughly renovated.
The reputation and business Of this house
is ON tho increase and prospect for a large
spring trade. rare opportunity offers to
any man of enterprise, and terms r reaso able.
For further particulars address or apply to
Jan ii VI II. SHARE, Proprietor
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COLUMBIA. S. G.. FRIDAY MORNING. JANUARY 1G 1871
Alderman Lowndes objected to the

Alderman Lowndes objected to the
same.
Alderman Young thought the license,
In some cases, ought to be rnised, in
stead OF lowered.
Alderman Carpenter made motion
to strike out the enactipg clause.
Alderman Carroll called for the yeas
and nays, which resulted as follows:
Those voting in the affirmative wero-
Aldermen Thompson, Lowndes, Taylor,
Mitchell. Young, Griffin and Cooper.
!nose voting In the negative were
Aldermen Carroll and Carr.
Bids were then offered for furnishing
tho oity with $50 lamp posts. The con
tract was, on motion OF Alderman Toy
lor. awarded to Shiver & Minis, mt one
dollar per post; to be painted, two
coats, and finished as per specification
in advertisement, they being the lowest
bidders.
Alderman Thompson, from the Com
mittee on Aims House, recommended
that the contractor for tho new aims
house give bond for 81. 600, and tho
same be completed in five months, and
asked of Council if they proposed to
have an architect.
Alderman Young moved to amend the
of the committee, by
giving six months to complete instead
of five mouths.
Alderman Cooper moved to adopt the
Of the committee. with
the amendment offered by Alderman
Young. Carried.
On motion. by Alderman Taylor, The
Chief of Police was. instructed tn on.
force the ordinance concerning wagons
and other vehicles standing OH the
streets ut night in front of shops or
stores.
On motion, by Alderman Taylor,
Council adjourned
OHAS. BARNUNI, CITY Clerk.
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A GARD.
Change Of Base...Gone to the Front

e IL.
THE subscriber respectfully informs his
friends and patrons, that he has removed
from tho corner Of Assembly and Plain
streots to tho brick store Immediately oppo.
site the New City Hall, Main street, and re-
turns his grateful thanks for the liberal pa
tr"nago received whilo holding forth at the
memorable old ration house of February.
1860; and hopes. by attention, perseverance
and promptncss, to merit continuance of
that confidence heretofore reposed.
Ho will bo pleased to receive consignments
OF any and evory kind OF Merchandise, Pro.
visions and Real Estate, for either private or
public sale:
VIII also attend to the renting OF dwell
ings, collection OF rents. &C. His charges
shall he satisfactory to all.
JACOB LEVIN, General Auction
Jan 4 t6 And Commission Merchant.
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N E w p U BLIC ATIOfs
at BrYan's Ronkstnre

M EMOIES OF MANY MEN AND SOME.
1!I WOMEN. By Mnunsell u. ri. ID :!
tiouloruri's Gn-pc! "t the Childhood. 81 %.
Mrs. Bnechci's House keeper and Health.
keeper. 81 30.
John Stuar; MlIi'- Autobiography. i2cJ.
Science and Rr,iGion By Prot. Josr;.h
I.cCoatc. 81 80
The Atmosphare. With beautiful chrome
plates. ~ Camille Flamnrion. 81
Crooked Il.,cea--. Novel. By Edward
Garrett.
Nancy-A Novel. BY Author OF "Red an a
Rose" rs cents.
Joseph The Jcw-A Novel. 30 cents
ir,a Lady A Geiin;:: Novel. - cents.
And other new books. Dec 80
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Notice.

OFFICE GRREHvILLE AND COLUMBIA r. r.
COLUMBIA, \. o., August 20 1878.
NDEH resolution OF the Boa rd OF Direc.
~ tors, The 1ntercst Coupons or the State
Guaranteed Bonds, and OF auch other Ronds
OF this Company as are regularly recorJed in
tho office Of tho Company. matured between
the 1st day OF January, 1879, and 1st day OF
July: 1873. both inclusive, will be funded in
Bonds having ten years to run. as provided
lot IN the Company'S prooosala to tho Bond.
holders, Of date August IL. 1873.
Holders OF tho above obligations arc rc.
qneated to send in statement OF them 20 nis
Office, to facilitate tho exchange which it ia
desired to complete without delay, and enable
the necessary arrangements to be made for
the resumption of regular interest payments
on 1st Janua. y ensuing
". ]. MAGRATH.
Sep'enGor2 ProaifcDt
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Postponement,

TRAsuaEn's OFFICE, R1oHLAND CouSrY,
COLUMBIA. b. O., January IA. 1874
RY authority Of the Comptroller. q eneral.
- approved by his Excellenoy tho 90.
vernon. ,oIa the time for collecting the taxes of
la73, without tho penalty, is extended to the
OH feoruary, 1874. O. b. BALDWIN,
Jan 1t Treasurer Richland County.
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Arrival Of Immigranfs.

DERSONS In need Of HELP-cither
l. Farmers or ordinary I.akorers-can
obtain them on application to tho under
signed, at the South Carolina Railroad Do
pot. EDGAR FINGOEI,IN.
Jan II
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PACIFIC GUANO COMPANY's
tcAPITAl. SI,OOO.OOO,)
SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUANO.

TgNHIS GUANO is now 40 we'll known in all
j the Southern States. for it's remarks bic
effects as sn agency Tor increasing tho pro.
ducts OF labor, as not to require special re-
commendatlon from us. It's use for eight
years pact has established its character for
reliable excellence. The large fixed capital
invested by the Company in this trade affords
the surest guarantee c! the continued excel.
ienco OF this Guano. The supplies put into
marEet this season are. as hereto ofOre, pre-.
pared under the superintendenco OF Dr. st.
Julian havenel, Chemist OF the COMPANY. at
Charleston, =. G.. Hence planters may res I
assured that its quality and composition is
precisely the same I'd that heretofore sold
j. N. ROBSON,
Selling Agent. Charleston. y. c.
JOHN S REESE Il CO.,
General Agents, Baltimore.
TERMS SIS cash; sj3 time, without into
rest.
10 accommodate plnnt6rs, tley eau cr,lc;
now aut! Lave until lat of Aurii to decide
a"to whether they will take at time or cash
price When delivered frorn tho factory by
Tie car load, no drnyacc will be Charged
ACID PHOSrIIAlE. GuAHO, BONE.
fLASIiE Il. &c Ilwa: on hand, quality rua-
famttta. j. y. ROBSON.
Dcc.mbcr20 .3mo
GOOD RULES.
Take Heinitsh's Blood and Liver Pills.
i r"l.i Yourself 10 business ana work
Save Your earning. and make good invest
m"nts Tho beat Investment is good health
and long life.
u you are sick. svsttm dcranerd,
Take licihltsh's Qh,cL's Delight.
l!yon liavo Fever. ChiIlu, Headache.
Take He:nitsh's Kina Chill Care
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CIGAR DEALERS

MH wish to got only few boxes at a.
w time, or any ono wishing single box
OF Cigars, will fnd that call at tho INDIAN
GIRL CIGAR STORE will convince them
That tho expression among emckcrs, '.The
Indian Giri sells the best Cigars for tho
money" is true; and. whilst prouerty holders
threaten to complain to Congress about
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Dissolution.

'fNHE Grm OF J. B. GLADNEY IL CO.. Of
4 Monticello. was dissolved. bv mutual
consent, on the 14th September, 1878
THOMAS BLAIR.
eB Charleston NeUs and Courier, cony
three times, and send bill to this Office.
Jan II o
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The business will hererfter be conducted
at tho samo place, by myself. A cuntinua.
iion or tho patronage of tho public is soil.
cited. Dy attention and po,itencss, we hope
10 si'o satisfaction to our customers in every
Care. w r. HlV
Jan 13 =.
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Notice.

TNuC firm of fW1LLINGHAM X BLAIR has
mutual consent. Business will be carried, on
by ". Nc. BLAIR & CO.. from this date.
SThorHEu's. January 12, 1874
Jan ii :,
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Situation as Teacher Wanted.

Sltuatlon as Teacher Wanted,
A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, thoroughly
"A. competent aud experienced ae q teacher,
desires SITUATION in o healthy. intclli-
gent part Of the country. Roferepces given
II required Address GA :"
Jan tufOt Poma,ia g q
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Dissolution.

|INhE copartn orehip heretofore existing be-
Il tween K. WEA3N and W. P. HiX. under
tho firm name OF Wcarn & Hix, ia this day
dissolved. by tho death OF Mr.. Wearn. Those
indebted to the firm will como forward and
settle at once.
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FAVORABLE BRANDS
TO BE HAD AT THE
CALIFORNIA SEGAR 9TORE

IMPORTED.
A ESCEPCION REINA VICTORIA.
IL Flor dc Henry CLAY Reina Victoria
Flor de Cuba Reina Victoria,
Rosa do Santiago Regalia del Rey.
q. Upmann, Cazadores,
Carvajal Cabanas,
Julian Aivr. Henry Clay,
Partigas. Flor. Santiago Opra,
Manuel GarciA Conchaa
DOMESTIC.
OF our own make:
GOLDEN Eagle, Flor del Fumar,
La Espanola, La Palmetto, PattiKas.
Yours Truly. Koysl Family,
Silver Lake Mine is Good,
Challenge. Guess Not,
Pleasure Garden. Janl
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Drs. Greene, Lindley & Bentleys
GREAT FAMILY MEDICINES
CoMPOUND ExTRACT CORYDALIs,
~ the great vegetable Alternative for all
diseases arising from impure blood.
DIR. GREENE'S FIT CURE, for tho
cure OF Epilepsy. Fits. Spasms, and convul-
eic2s Of all kinds.
Medicated Honey. for Coughs. Colde.
bronchitis. Group, and all diseases OF the
lungs and air passages.
Neuralgia Specific, a certain and speody
cure for Neuralgia, Rheumatism. Nervous
Headache. and all nervous pains.
Wabash Valley Ague Cure. Contains
no Quinine. most positive renedy tor
Chllla, Billions Fever. and Compositions of
Prepared at the Laboratory, Charlotte. y.
g.. For sale by ". q. FISHER.
NOV ~ lily Columbia. &. G.
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Lumber and Laths.

III AElNG Il large quantity OF BUILDING
IL LCMBEi. ami l.AiIlS on hand. prr
suns waning The same can bc rupvli.t ~
short notice. Orders lrit Mt ,;.y itr. i.ie,,cc
on Main street, neur tho now Government
fort Oiice, nI sent hy mail. Z" il. ,u.i prom,u
attention. Terms cxsh
Nov 2G emo W. LOWRY
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Coughs Colds, Hoarst ness. and suye you
from Consumption.
The best place is always the chcapcst.
Good advice, your best fiiend when sick. je
he who cnres YOU. All kinds Of good MEDI.
ClNES at HElNITSH'S DRUGSTORE.
Sept 80 / Opposite TutENIx Office
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Special Notices.
=.
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief for Young Men from the
effects OF errors and abuses in early life.
Manhood restored. Impediments to Mar
riRge removed. New method of treatment.
New and remarkable remedies. Books and
Circulars sent free, in aealod envelopes Ad-
drees HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. 2South
Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa.-an inAtitu-
conduct and professional skill. Oct 30 amo
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Bad Weather. Bad Coughs. Bad Colds
~ will euro Coughs. Colds, Asthma, Con.
sumption. 1t ia tho remedy, without any,1-
crrtihn. Stanley will ay 20. Oct 1t oniy ut
HEtN tNi"#t'S Cheap Drug Store. Nov Is
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T>HE continued pressure of bard times
IL l compels us to make this MOST ALARM
lN6 SACRIFICE, but as We muat hxye
money, In order to pay our creditors, we will
give tho public such an opportunity to sup
ply thelr many wants as they have never be-.
Useful patterns DIEss GOODS at IL: Is
'20, rs cents-worth double.
SILK BALERNAS, BERLIN CORDS ana
EMPRESS CLOTHS, 81 cents-hAlf price.
1APANEsE SILKS, 25 cents, (aatoundipe
SILK PONaEEs. RRPTARRHS. Cash
MEREs, N (all new ahades,) rs cents-worth.
FIGURED Ep1NaLEs, {. beaut,fu, North.
ern novelty.J 90 csnts.eost us %. -IlslIi.,
Ioffer at rs cents on tho dollar. ''.7 7Y'f7
a iqli assortment OF FUnS, at scarcely.
half New York prices.
Twenty boxes OF LINEN COLLARS and
iCOFfS viii! bo sold at and 10 oents-Worth
House-furnishing Goods, althouah ante
staple, We have marked BELOW COST.
They include fine line OF LINEN DOYLIKS:
Iat 60 cents and - 60. Also, large Mar.,eiiles.
P;sno BED SSphEADs, Soki.a from q 20 mp; 1aLie and
tials, We will cloee out at one. half Ithair
original valuo. " -
Our entire stock Of MILLINERY. RIB
bONS, FLOWERS, LACES, &C., viii be Of
Tered at such prices as cannot fail to ffec4 \
clearance. Hrh "a 'tf.V-f II = -
We have only enumerated few Ieadips.
lines. but the whole Stock is offered withurt
any reserve whatever. Cash musk be nai1
on delivery OF goods; from this, there will be.
no deviation. Parcels shall be delivered in
ne order in which they are bought. rEfI
All partles owing us money must call and;
settle. or we shall be compelled 10 resort 40
other measures uu-! - t.374-k n '-'a.
Dec IL J.H. KINARDA
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For the New Year. am resolved to
make new and increasing efforts to
meet the trying requirements of the
times. Whilst keeping a full stock
and continually opening up Fresh
Goods. my expenses are so much less
than the other dry goods houses, that
you can save money. save time, and
save patience, by dealing at my store.
e. T. JACKSON,
Inc Leader OF Low Prices
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HEAVILY TAXED

they, TOO. should appeal TO this maid to bc
relieved from the l.avy charges they arc re.
CURED 10 pay by thoso who do not mako a
snccialty OF the tobacco bu ,iness. The Civil
Rights bill now agitated
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Come to See Him.

NJ OW il the time to get fresh CANDIES,
~ such ~ Cream, Pineapple, Lemon.
Rose, Hntter scotch, Popcorn, 60. as the
CANDY NAN has arrived, and pitched hi-
tobt Oh Washington street. q few doors from
M.lauhi, Hall where he will manufacture.
Candy Of I'll kinda on the spot. Jan l3 &C.
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Just Received.

JUST NecelVed,
AN extra Gne lot Of keptucky
VA MULES and HORSES, some Of which
Akn6. are Wen broke. They may be seon
~ CnArles Logan's Stables, corn.r Senate
and Assembly streets.
NOV IL w. \. & l.. TALBOTT
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BY CONGRESS

aud that brand Of Cigars, {purc Hayana !
three tor twenty-five cents, sold by the
Queen of Luxury" arc the latest sensations
OF the day; and as the ono is likely to go up
III gas, the other will 20 up in smoke. SO
call early, or you will DO too late. Jan14
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John Z. Bacon. Attorney at Law,
Law Range.
OFFICE formerly occupied by Mcssrs.
~ Monteith Il DauHkett JauY
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To Rent or for Sale

-. TuE HOUSE on the corner OF Lad,
NiiI and Assembly streets. posscs.ioi
NA-given Immediately. Apply tn
Dec 10 X. Il WEC SWAFFIElD
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A great raw
ing OF money
In III knowing
What TO luy
ard here to
buy. Go to
HE1NllSH IS
Doctor Shop.
~ si1gic d0sc
of3TASLEY'S
COUGH SY-
RCF will cure
and suyp Inu
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Mills House Stables .

JUST received at the above Sta.
MA hIaa. twenty head fine KENTUCKY
N3A6o MULES, most Of which arc vol
broke. viii be sold cheap for casli.
Sept 13 j. NJ fONG Arant
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7. N Wilkes. Attorney at Law,
A ND United States Commissioners for Cir
IA cult and District Courts for South Ca
.olina. Office over the Carolina National
Bank. Columbia, 8. C. Dec 80
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Office on Assenl6ly street, Iefioeen Lodv and
Washington streets.
hEVOTES sspecial attention to the rental
~ of houses. the collection OF rents. and
20 those remedies pursued by civil action
And proceedings. Dec 2S limo
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Save Costs
a LLindsbted TO the undersigned, bv noto
4; = :, or account, must pay up before tho 1st
neys. HOPE aYrEs
Jan q
, 1874-08-30

honor, and obey, holds good, even vi sn uasde 70
= hypocrite and seducer.
II we have given too much time to this SUD
ject our readers will please forgive Us, for It Is
ono very near our heart, and has involved the
necessity, or 30 1t has seemed to us, OF v1ndl-
cation Of An excellent woman aud faithful WHO
from the charges brought against her BY false
and shameless tongues, for the purpose OF
shielding popular IDOL from the conse9uences
OF lis own folly and wickedness. We had
not intended to attempt this Vindicatlon
ourself, and have waited to SEQ it the eloquent
vindlcator Of Lady Byron had no rennke for tie
slandercrs Of Mira. Henry Ward Deecher.
Kecollecting the ayidisy with which Mrs. stowe
had rushed to the vindication Of one who had
mover been attacked, ne hoped she might. even
though disliking her brothers. wife, come to her
side when she was unjust1y and publicly as
sailed; but it appears We reckoned without our
host, ns all do who rely on the unseltshness or
generosity Of tho Beecher family. The woman
Who, to get money and create first-class SEN
tlon, did not hesitate to hand down to infamy
tho name Of daad woman. and thus lntlct q
cureless wound upon the hearts OF that wou1an's
living children, could not afford, out OF purely
Just and womanIy motives, to defend one whom
it was to the interest Of the great Beecher 1am1~
" to make q Scapegoat OF.
, 1874-08-30
A VALUABLE HERD.

Sreclat Uisr0tch to I he Chfcdno Tribune
SPn1SoFrELD, ILL.,, Aug 29:-The State Bonrd
Of Equalization accompanied Gen. Lippincott,
State Auditor, to his fam in Cass County today.
Gov. Beycrdge and other State and e1-stato
officials. and the representative Of the TRIBUNE
we're aided to the company. The party we're
tendetcd train by C. l. Deecher, Supcrintend-
ent of the Springfield j. Southeastern Railroad.
They left here at 8 o'clock a. m.,
arriving at Chandervlle at 10 =. M,
whence the Generals fine farm was soon
reached. The special object Of the excursion
WAS to sec and examine the Generals herd of
ehort-ho1ns, NTH which be expects to contest for
the premium, at the State fair. number of tho
gentlemen composing the State Board are cattle
fancic15, and their opinion was 10 be taken upon
tho merits and dement's OF tie herds. The
show herd consists of one bull, Cherub Second,
for which the General recently paid $500,
and five cows, all of tho fashionable red color.
The verdict was that tue herd was OF q most
superior character. both for fine breeding points
and color. Taose best posted believed that it
was and is the best herd in the State. After ex-
aiming the other fine stock on the Generals
farm, the party returned to his mansion, where
. magnificent collation. was Set and served, after
which there was no longer question US to who
should have the ribbon. The party returned
here at S O'Clock P. H.. delighted with the trip.
, 1874-08-30
SAN FRANCISCO ITEMS.

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 2o.-In the hnbeas cor
pns case of twenty-five Chinese women, pashen-
gers by the steamer Japan on the last voyage,
and who it WAS claimed wero imported for i'm
moral purposes. the Fourth District Court to-
day rendered decision sustaining the constitu-
tlonahty Of the State Law by winch
such persons may bo prevented from
coming here, and remaining them to the
custody Of tho Captain Of the Japan which was
about to sail. The Supreme Court issued sup
Elemental orders, and the steamer sailed without
them. The whole lot was sent back to jail
Prof. Davidson and party, to observe the transit
of Venus, sailed for Nagasaki, on the Jnran to-
day. She took TAT passengers aud *270,00o
iu treasure.
, 1874-08-30

ratedjwith tho optimism OF that pulpit; and loi
how worldly is he. Like one OF the most cele-
brated disciples, ho puts up the Life OF Christ
for prize TO his extraordinary hobdomedal, and,
if nc would ouly speak out, we should know
precisely how the facts did not stand Mis-
chief, says Bowen, "thou art afoot. Take now
what course thou wilt"
The Union newspaper is judiciously, If not
jutlicia'y, on the fence in this controversy: The
argus has made its fortunes in the scandal. All
Brooklyn il dovourer of these papers ovory
night, There hos been no other excitement in
Brooklyn since the Battle Of Long 1Bland.
h1r. Deecher is one OF 8
SERIES OF GRAVE on GAY DIYrNES,
who have succossiveiy played the comedian OF
the silent censor in this great Protestant bursh.
There is Talmage. = preaehe Of wild and often
vulgar exaggeration and wit. There Tas the
eloquent lrinhman, Gallagher. There arc the
grave, on-looking Buddlnston aud Storrs. who
regard all such fantasy as Deecher's aud the rest
as the marble statues Of more virtuouB day
looked down with uplif:ed hands upon the
registering Romans Of tho day OF decadcnce-
Since Beecher's horror the city is full Of whis-
pers. You eeem to hear the words: "Thore !!
There ne1t!" If any church-spire tremb1e, \
crowd aeemB to gather. GATH.
, 1874-08-30

TIE CLUB SHOOT or THE GUN CLUB
1t Stages, Friday, bids fair to DO very largely
attended, aud to prove IN interesting affair. 10
make tho chances of all equal. the Committee
having the matter IN charge las divided the
club into four classes, according to skill, each
Of which is to nnse one prize TO contend for.
Usually in shoot OF this kind the good shots
take all the prizes, while the loss skillfu ones
get nothing. out under this system the poor and
medium shots. being Fut together in Glasses
Nos ind 4, will hare Two prizes to themselves.
which the good shots cannot take. The ciassifi-
cation Of n1lnlbc1s is as follows:
Csass 10. Is Il. Iurrill. ". DEice, J. r. Clarke
y. 3. WILCOX, Il. ]. Edwards, n. G. Hinsdale, T. c.
Waller. H. H uawkins, J. D; Watson. J: Z: Hudson,
Fred Taplin, Thos. Stagg, Z. T. Martin, r. Kenny.
Class No. 2-F. J. Abbey, j. J. Gillespie. c. Morris
r. Turtle, ". Morgan l. aleycrs, A 4. Willard, CD
Mligan, G. i. 1ngg, Chos. petrie, Henry Hamilton.
H. E. Pickett, f. A. Howe, g. ". Philips, Dr.. Philips,
d. phipot, Z. Z. Lewis.
Cz<tst 10. 3 II. H. auerin, !. stoekmsn, John En-
mis-, A. a. Snla II. Dalow, A. ONcil, S. r Cru1nb,
John Heiland, s. H. French, S. J. Coyne, wiilian
Porter, +. A. Bowen, H. E. Williams.
Glass 40. 4-Gcorea Z. Wiley, r, S. Williams,
Charles Small A. Williams, r, o'Sel, T. S. srragne
William soiitt v. r. Wiley, George Gross, b. F.
Davenport.