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Piles Cured.
nR. J. a. CLoPToN. Of Hunteyill

nR. J. A. CLOPTON, Of Hunteyille, Ala, g,
- may be consulted ut the Mansion
House until the 28th instant. He treats
with perfect success, FILES, FlSIULA.
STRUCTURES, ULCERS, TUMORS, Dis
cases OF the Bladder, &c. Refers to re.
spectacle gentlemen Of every town in the
State, who have been his patients. Call
and see letters from them. Cured without
the knife. Patients are not confined to
their beds. DR.. Oloptcn visits Winn.bo-o
after leaving Columbia.
UNION. ). o., November 10, 1871.
Or u. 4. Ci0pton-DEAR SIR: When, IN
august or last year, you go successfully
operated on me for hemorrhoidal tumors.
had been afflicted for full fifteen years.
More than two-thirds Of that time was so
disabled that could not, but to limited
extent, perform tho duties OF my vocation
HoM oS. much o; In n. that long period was endured
ion--1 could not undertake to tell. When
you saw me. my condition was such that
am satisfied without relief there would
nave been at no very distant day fatal ter
minatiOn. It is with profound gratitude
that now announce the renla rka hie cure
which, in tho goodness Of Divine Provi-
dence, has been effected by your akillful
treatin ent and well-practiced hnnd. Fifteen
months have elapsed since the operation.
and hnd no Indications of return of the
dlseaee. The Improvement in my general
health has been, think, very considerab,,
ana the comfort OF ofcomplete exemption from
the annoyance nnd suffering to which had
80 long been subjected, is a blessing more
than had hoped for. and is we'll calculated
TO Keep you in grateful remembrance. 1t
gives me- pleasure to recommend others
VINO may suffer ina similar way to make
trial OF your skill. Yours. very truly.
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Four brothers in Holland are aged
respectively ,88. 85, SO and 81. The
first two were in the grand army In
Russia. The third was enrolled as an
imperial soldier, but did not leave
France, and the fourth was in the
Datoh army. They are all in vigorous
health.
ga clergy man" suggests i'm mersion
as preferable to cremation, using
funeral steamers, which. proceeding to
distance from land, could deposit
the remains beyond the reach of desc
Grafton.
Parties, says the cynic of the Tie
Pdrisienne. are like women; they ap-
preciate our fidelity to them, but they
rejoice over our infidelities to another
in their favor.
A North Carolina editor. who had
been raced down the street by q
Tomaa and ooThide, found himself
alluded to in rival paper as "our racy
ootemporary."
As this is the season for earache,
dust bit of cotton with little black
pepper, dip the cotton in sweet oil aud
insert it in your ear. This is claimed
to be the quickest remedy known.
DR.. Richard Iugles. one of the fore
most physicians of Michigan. died in
Detroit on the 18th, of disease COM
mnnicated by contact with a corpse.
: We see by our exchanges that Kala-
kama spells his name seventeen differ
ent ways.
Petroleum springs have been disco
vered on the Luneberg Heaths, in
Northern Germany,
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II Can't Unders1and"

LIVERY ono who tries our CIGARS a,
~ two dollars and iifty cents aid three
dollars per hundred txcla inns, 81 can't TN
derstand" how you can cell such Cigars al
that prico. We don't propose to explain
but suggest that those who want to sav,
money had better call oarly, as the 20.Obt
we advertised are Being rapidly closed out
PERRY & SLAWSON,
Indian Girl Cigar Store, Columbia, s, c.
Dec IS
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New Books, 1T Sryan's Bookstore

New Books, III Sryan's Bookstore.
{XTonkl%G t" W... n s:nry for gr.
w <;.1;,.
Mistress ot the Man-r, by nr. ljciiaId,
author oi Aiil.ur lonhyaa> - 50.
History IS Germany, from the EHrii,r,
Times. by Charlton Lewis, 80 40.
Manual oi Mythology. Gre.k, Roman.
Nor.e, liindoo, Egyptian and Old German,
by Murray. - 25.
Prairie and Forest. the Game Of North
America. with adventures in their pursuit,
hy Gilmore. 81 so.
Health and Education, by Kingsley, IL IS.
lfogarth's complete works, in three vo-
lnmes The Wild North Land, by Major
Butler. with plates, &2 SO. Hlstory of Clubs
and Club Life, London. Book of Wonder
tnl Characters, with portraits. The Slang
Dictionary, historical and anecdOt a j.
Homes and Haunts of the British Poets,
London. and other new bools Nov
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Soluble Pacifi: Guano.

s4a Cash, s53 Time. Without Interest.
DACIFiC GUANO GOMPANY's COM
Il POUND ACID PHOSPHATE OF
LIME for conlposting with cotton seed
333 cash. s38 limo, without interest.
To accommodate planters, they can
order now and have until 1st April to de-
eide whether they will take at time or cash
price. When delivered from factory by car
load, no drayege will be charged. This
BuIno IL now 30 we'll known in al! tie
Southern States for it's remark ble effects
as an agency for increasing tho products o:
labor rs not to require special recommond-
alton from us. It's use ioi nine, ,eacs u, II
has established it's character for rciiablc
excellence. The supplies put into market
ths season Grc, as heretofore. prepare
under the srperintcndence OF pr. ST.
JULIAN RAEENEL, Chemist of the Con-
pany, 1T Charleston, $ e.. hence planters
may rest assured ,hat i;- quality ana com
rps!ti"n.s rrrciac.: ;l.r rani. ! = that h.r,
tcf0rc ,u!1. j. =. ROBSON
gent Tor South c@rv'iua. charleston, y. &.
I;lN =. EE.,..i d co,
-" 81 tui3 General. .,;, n,s. !.mltirior,
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SELBY COLUMBIA TUESDAY
W anted,

GENTLEMEN possessing ability and
~ energy, to sell the "CAR0LINA
TKANSPLANTER,"a new, patented ma
chine. in every County in the Southern
States.
For competent persons, this ia an excel
ent opening. Address
ALFRED T. PEEKE,
Secretary Carolina Transplanting Co.,
Dec ID 6 Columbia, 8. G.
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NOTICE!.

The Trustees, in order to wind up tho old
business of Il. q. SILVER Il co. in Janus.
ry, will commence on MONDAY. December
IA. and continue for thirty days to sell of
the large and varied stock now on hand,
consisting OF Dry Goods, Carpets, Oil
Cloths, Rugs. Boots, Shoes. Millinery. &c.
Extraordinary barg aims offered in Silks,
Cashmeres. Poplins. Val. Laces, English
Thread Laoes. Guipure Laces, Yak Laces,
Blond Laces, Embroideries, Furs, Cloeks.
Sacques and Shawls.
These goods must be sold. and will be,
regardless Of cost. Terms Cash.
JOHN AGNEW,
J. P. SOUTHERN,
Dec Is Trustees OF h. G. Shiyer Il %.
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City Taxes.

CITY ASSESSORS OFFICE,
COLUMBIA, y. O., December 1G, 1874.
NOTICE is hereby gvon that the books
IN are now open fol tho returns of the
Tax-payers OF all property taxable by the
City OF Columbia for 1875. Proporty.hold-
ers and all others interested are respect.
fully requested to make their returns
promptly. Blank forms can bt had on ap-
plioation to RICHARD JONES,
Dec II City Assessor.
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New Stand,

T RESPECTFULLY inform my friends
l. and the public in general that have
opened. kext door to my old stand, a regu-
lar CONFECTIONERY STORE, with full
supply OF CANDIES, CAKES, FRUITS,
TOYS, &c; in fact, everything suitable for
the holidays. P. W. KRAFT, Agent.
Dec 10 70
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seventy.five Out of Every Hundred
DERSONS are affected with some de-
j. rangement or disease OF tho skin. No
matter what the naturo OF it may be,
"HE1NITSI'S QUEENS DELIGHT," the
great American Blood Purifier. will cure it,
This is quite enough to say. II you have
any skin disease, lice Hcinitsh's Qneen's
Delight. Doc I0t
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N 0 EY TO AN,
On Marketable Collaterals.

IGNORANCE on New York, Baltimore,
~ Philadelphia, Boston aud all promi-
nent cities OF tho United States and Ea..
rope bought and sold.
DEPOSITS received aud interest bea rar,,
certificates Issued.
STOCKS. BONDS, GOLD and silver
bought and sold.
ACCOUNTS of merchants and otae~s
from the city and country solicited, and
LIBERAL LINES OF DISCOUNTS granted
by the CENTRAL NATIONAL BANE,
Corner OF Plain and Richardson streeta
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4oiiiinY tiuuGS-

: D!.SlHi: H. cali rnhiic n',.:.tirn t. ~,
J. stock .; lIoA! DAY GOODS. c"isirii, :;
"i 'h!f"rn'a Fears. ,'antrn Ginger. i'i,
So W. an.! .!c.ii'., a! all hiG.!>: Walnut,
l'cc,ns. l;raxi! Au:. !'ilhtr.- .,uin..;::.;
Lem ,n-. Oranges, Ar;''rs, i'rauhtrrics ln.l
DRIED Figs, Pl.nsant fA.i.! Grapes. un
h"E"aJ lluncs, Citron, Currents, Malaga
and London Layer and iccI:c-s liai-ins.
Dec q Inn JOiLH, L. GY ..NS Agent,
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COLUMBIA MUSIC STORE.
LyBrand & Son

FNAKE pleasure in calling tas sttenttm
Il OF tho public to an examinatiop of
their STOCK OF MUSICAL MEROHIE-
Disc. oonsisting. Of Pianos, Church aid
rarior Organs, Melodeons, violins, q ui-
tare, Banjos, Flutes, Acoordeons, Brsse
and Silver Band Instruments of eli kinds.
Also, Sheet Music and instruction Bookr
Tor every clRes of Musical Instruments or
hand at all times. We are Sole Aeente for
the State OF South Carolina of Estey l. % "a
COTTAGE ORGANS. Sheet Music sent bv
mail, post paid, on receipt of price; and IL
Kinds Of Musical Goods sent by EIpreen-
when ordered. to any pnrt of the state
marked q. o. D. Good Second hand ri.
amos and Organs tor sale cheap. !or cash.
Pianos, Organs and Meiodeons Tuned end
hapaired in q satisfactory manner; an6
will give eespecialattention to Packing He
moving and Shipping Pi' ,oefor otheTpnr~
prices.
Allorders promptly attended t @ ands.t-
istaction guaranteed to those fayorins us
with their patronage. Send for our cata-
loEue Of Sheet Mueica and hueica Iii erchen.
disc. Richardson street. few wdcors abozv
PHTNIx office. Oolum bia e. C. Neey
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A Kerosene That Will Not Explode!
A LADDIN SECURITY OIL is offered
"A with the confidence that it will prove
itself equal, il not superior, to any burn
This oil liz prime white in color, IS deodor-
IL. Il To the highest extent achieved in the
manufacture OF burning oils, and is war
ranted to stand fire test Of 150 degrees
Fahrenheit.
1t s perfectly safc fer use in all Coal Oh
or Kcropcno Lamps. and as it's name indi-
Gates, will give all who use It perfect
"security" in doing so.
Aladdin Security Oil will burn longer.
have much less smell, aud not crust the
wick, and will he found to be very eoonomi.
In its use. For sale at
l.. T. SILLIMAN Il CO.'S
Dot II Drug Store.
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ANOTHER
OPPORTUNITY

TlNO invest few dollars, with possible re-
Il turns OF thousands, is otf'.rod by the
postponement of Public Library OF Ken
tnckS to the 9th of FElKCAKY SEXI, o!
their fifth and last Concert and Drawing.
The management: are pledged 10 the return
OF the money, if the drawing should not
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Christmas Goods.
Christmas Goods.

MY stock OF CONFECTIONERIES i,
IN. FRUITS, TOYS, &C.. for the Christ
mas HOLIDAYS. is now open for inspection,
and the public aru respectfully invited to
give me CALL feeling confident that can
suit all, both in regard to quality and price.
My assortment OF Toys IL large and varied,
and my prices reasonable. Everything kept
i'll a tirst class fruit and confectionery atore
will be found at my establishment.
". STIEGLITZ,
Few doors below PAd;NIx office.
Dec 1G 70
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Wines and LIQUORS.

CHAMpAGNEs-P Sec,
~ Ohaus d Duchstel,
Kelley'e leland Sparkling Catawbx
California "Imperisi." ~:
BRAN NnIES-Brandenburg Frsres.
Jas. Henneeey.
Otard, Dupuy K Co, vinta gcs lsy5, 1857.
1865.
WINES-old Private Stock Maderia--r
bottles only. .S-t
Choice Table Shcrries.
California net!icA-vtry delicate,
sandeman and other Ports,
Full line nf Hooks and Sauternes, inciud-
ing 'Ch.teau Yqucm." "Latour Blanche" :"
''Hockheimer," i.anbt nhtimtr," SC. &c.
Our spnciaity is fire goods. such a We
can, with confidence. recommend Auy
rare wine not III store we arc prepared tc
purchase -it,rr il; New Yulk or Eurnre
and furnish Il. ma, ktt ratet.
Nov Is GEO. SYMNERS.
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Mince Pies, Cakes and Patties.

Mince Pies, Cakes and Patties.
THESE delicacies cannot be made good
i without pure Spices and fragrant kx-
tracts. HE1EITSH, the Pharm acist, has
Pure ground PEPPER, CHINA mon, Mace
and Ginger.
Good Nutmegs, Cloves and Spice, high
lavored Vanilla. Lemon and Orange.
Fine Cooking Wine.
Summer Savory. Sweet Marjorum.
Pressed Sage and Thyme ail for sale at
Z. II. HEIN1rSn'S Drug Store.
Dec II
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-! ,..y o,r,. at well a. Of Northern manu-
jiic'nr, and az i.,nd.omr siy.c and fui-h.
ALSO,
d, nil ato.k ot The ",i.hrGt,h MIT.LBUkN
WA,,ONs., wilich have given -nch universal |
sa;i-iactiun. My prices hKve been GyrnUy
r,T"ced. aud III, vehicles sold are ,rn,1'u,.ftd Il
irirr Z. r.oi,',,, and nny defect III work
maiship or matciia! will be made good to
the purrh ,-,r on sendinJ The ethic'e to my
Carriage !itdnuJnctory.
Nov 10 JOHN AGNEW.
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%@Nsa AG.a &.s.,
All bearing t;.c seal ~ the Agent,
Fresh Christmas Goods"

Atrriccs to sui: Ia, t:rl,s
The assortment offered "a .Er ,uhli. .s
varied. cheap. cHt":-l.c. - cJalc a!,:.-.
see, buy ans: hc .n,v'u"r,..
\ fin" s-.cc!:,n II FRENCH CnNfEC.
!ihA.S, from celebrated :ipusc- an H. II
l.:e, NJ - cri'ts T. :i.'"ier / u!a, net. !.
l'u. ~ IL. bIXrrY
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ao3Ekk6Rzs1eITy

aotSKkbR MoIf5=
IN & II ehsngt9g The, \ sspi.sioa.ru. :, o..
THH5 1Ssi5 MDPHN ~ Rs;Sec oUKsE.sEe2PHHssfosa E ssEe2PHHssfosa
introducing tho .FlJEs EN"HHtOREyxR
deserves the commendation o. ANILLAA.
OF the weod, as '1f t"Ver7 Lover
A. - ON THE .AA
Day Of election, the people. doc y.
polls, each to deposit their Ballot 10 tke
'favorite candidate, SO do the many teS<
mers nOok to this popular .resqrtto otCx-
this FAYORrTE SEGAR. Letit be una
stood that We ara not on tho ,;4.i. oaA
WAR PATH !; .,.da
Against other deelers, we. merely ,claiG
that the segar offered by Others is far IN
FERIOR to that sold by tho "a" IL
INDIAN QUEEN CIGAR STORE.
Nov 1854 Assembly Street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-10-10

drumming to Waste" by Geo. NJ. Baker Pub
lished by Lee & Shepard, Boston. For sale by
Warren ChOate & Co, 941 Pennsylvania avenue.
Take Peep" illustrated, by Paul Golden.
Published by Lee & Shepard, Boston. For sale
by Warren Choate & Co., 49l Pennsylvania
avenue.
'fWest Lawn and the Rector of st. Marks, q" by
Mrs. Mary ]. Holmes. Published by G. W.
Carleton & Co., New York. For sale by R. b.
Mohun & Co., corner Eleventh street AMI Penn
sylvania avenue.
1.-THE Lyelies, and Other Short Stories" BY
Sarah Winter Kellogg. Published by ]. B. Lip
pncott & Co., Philadelphia. For sale Dy J. q.
Parker. Seventh street, opposite Post Office.
ga Modern Cressida," by Francis Asheton, and
"On the Church Steps," by Sarah q. HalloWell.
Published by J. b. LippincOtt & Co., Philadel-
phis. For sale by John G. Parker, Seventh
street, opposite Post Office.
Lorna Doane: Romance Of Exmoor" BY R.
d. Blackmore. New York: Harper & Brothers.
This is one Of Harpers' Library of Select Novels,
which embraces only works of rare excellence.
Lorna Doane" is a charming volume, the incl
dents, character, time and scenery being alike
romantic. For sale by Brad Adams. Price sew
enty-1ve cents.
From Brad Adams we have received the Inau
gural Address delivered by Professor Tyndall be-
fore the British Association for the Advancement
of Science at Belfast, ireland. This address de-
mics the existence Of divine and spiritual agencies
and has created great commotion among theo-
logians. In addition to the Inaugural Address
the volume before us contains opinions Of the
eminent scientist, Professor H. Helmholtz, and
articles by Professor Tyndan and Sir Henry
Thompson on prayer. 1t is published by Asa K.
Butts & Co., New York. The work can be had Of
Brad Adams in muslin and paper covers. Price
Of the latter, twenty-five cents.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-10-10

sired effect. The revolution at once sub
sided. The Kellogg government was re-
stored by the Federal power, and apparent
! peace ensued. Then the Republicans, in
stead of respecting the admonition Of the
President, which logically related as much
to the Democratic party which inaugurated
this revolution as to their instrument,
Penn, who took possession of the State
house under their support, were led to rec
ognize and treat with these very men
whom the Executive had warned them
against.
Now, they reap of that unwise sowing.
The terms of the protocol are openly vio-
lated. Instead of its affording any pro-
lection against intimidation and fraud, the
enemies of good order, impartial registra-
ton and fair election are issuing addresses
to the people calculated to excite acrimony
and violence at the polls. In several of the
parishes intimidation has become so open
and strong that only a portion of the
colored voters will dare to register and vote.
Emboldened by the hope that the Federal
power will not interpose, under the existing
treaty, the spirit of oppression will spread
throughout the State until it will not be
safe for colored man in any disaffected
parish to exercise the right of suffrage.
ItGov. Kellogg and his party, instead of
treating with the revolutionists, had re-
fused to recognize them and had appealed
to the Federal power to sustain impartial
registration and an honest election, even
with bayonets, if needs be, a small force
would have been adequate, under the dis
heartening influence of the recent discom-
future, to secure a point which under this
dalliance with the murderers of colored
citizens may now be regarded as lost
There is now no guaranty under broken
faith that the soil of Louisiana viii not be
drenched in Republican blood during the
coming election. The only hope now is
that Republicans in Louisiana may be sus-
tanned by the Federal Government in the
full exercise Of the right of suffrage with
out intimidation. The embers of revolu-
ton can be kept from flashing into flames
again and deluging the State with more
blood, only by a stronger power than
comes of broken faith on the part of the
revolutionists, or a State government of
marked weakness and inability to main
tain itself without Federal bayonets. 1t is
to be hoped that the indications will lead
to q prompt and efficient provision on the
part of the Federal power to secure re-
publican form of government for the State
of Louisiana pending this election.
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FOREIGN NOTES.


Den Carlos wife will be ordered to leave
France.
A German naval hospital is TO be established at
YokohOma.
Russia and England are trying to solve the
SchlesWig question for Denmark and Prussia.
GaribaldI is in such restitution that he has con-
sented to accept pecuniary relief but not from the
Italian King.
Herr Rudolf GotschalI is the successful COM
pettOr Of the 600 thaler prize offered for IBIS
marck Hymn"
The fourth centenary of the birth of Ariosto
was recently celebrated with great festivities at
his native place, Reggie.
Prince Charles Of Roumania, during his stay in
England, visited the Emperor NapoIeon's tomb
at Chiselhurst, and placed wreath Of imm0r-
teHeS upon it.
Mile. Sard, well-known as a dancer, had sus-
tanned very violent strain Of the muscles by
frantic dancing OF the Can-Can at the Alhanbrs,
and was laid up under medical certificate.
Put not your trust in Prinees!' Count Won
Arnim will be likely to remember this when he is
arraigned before the Criminal Court in Berlin
and the public prosecutor demands q sentence Of
several years imprisonment.
There is in the Island OF Skye a minister of
one Of the parish churches who occupies the pull
pit which his father, grandfather and great
grandfather nave nlled IN succession, and who Is
training up son to be his successor.
Miracles are being reported at Lourdes, France,
which continues to be thrOnged with pilgrims.
The Gazette du Midi states that last week a girl
named CGvrigrac was carried to the shrine In a
dying state, but had no sooner touched the holy
girl who had been dumb for seven years, CON-
menced singing as soon as she reached the grotto.
At MarseiIles the nuns have marched in process
sion TO an altar In one Of the churches dedicated
TO Our Lady OF Lourdes to express their graft
tude for the miraculous cure Of one Of their num-
Der, who had suffered for twenty months from an
apparently incurable malady.
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PERSONAL.

Eugene and the Prince Imperial have returped
TO Chiselhurst.
Baron De KIenck and Rear Admiral H. R. Hpf
are in New York.
Mr.. Ludwig Ruben, agent OfIthe De Murska
concerts, is in the city.
The Earl of Dudley has presented the Empress
OF Austria with a full-blOOded English courser.
Mr.. Beecher is sixty-one years of age and reads
fine priRt without lenses. He never uses glasses
for any kind Of literary work.
Queen Charlotte, wife of the King of the
Friendly Islands, is Methodist class-leader.
The King is licensed local preacher.
Mr.. Justice Clifford arrived yesterday after
noon in the express train, and proceeded directly
to his old quarters at the National hotel.
Ubassy, the celebrated billiard player, has ar
rived at New York from Europe, accompanied by
NJ. Vignaud, the great billiardist Of France.
Mrs. Hetty Potter, widow of the late Rev. DIR.
Noah Potter, Of Yale College, died in Farming
ton, Conn, on Wednesday, at the age of eighty
eight.
The Grand Duke Alexis Of Russia has sent
valuable present OF books to the Mechanics
Association OF Lowell, Mass, in memory of his
visit to that city.
Surgeon John Z. Summers, who for the past
three years has been on duty at Fort Monroe,
has been ordered to the Department of the Platte
Surgeon A. X. Smith relieved Surgeon Sum
mers.
The funeral of the late Mark Smith, whose
body has arrived in New York, will take place
at 100 o'clock p. m. on Sunday from the Little
Church Round the Corner" in Twenty-ninth
street.
The funeral services of the late Rev. DR.. Thos
NJ. Eddy, one of the secretaries of the Methodist
Missionary Society, and one Of the most promi-
nent clergymen of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, took place yesterday, in New York, ut
st. PauI's IN. E.) church. Bishops Sampson
and Jones and Drs. Curry and Chapman con-
Quoted the services.