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The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-10-12

- ss.ssi-
democratic Nominations
ESr CoagrcS-lA District,
COL, BEN. WILSON.
70, Coagre.s-2nd District,
CHARLES j. FAULKNER,
Rr Coagress-Sa District,
FRANK HEREFORD,
For S.atc Scnale-9h District
DAVID GoFF,
For State .Senaie-3d District,
ABSAL0M KNOTS.
For Safe Scna,c-6M District,
W. L. BURDETT.
BraxtOn County
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
,FSrhe House Of Delegates
D. S. sQDIREs.
Gllmer CogntY
DEMOCRATIC TICKET
For .hc Hoase Of Delegates.
'sIDAH II CAMPBELL.
For Sheriff,
SAMUEL L. HAYS.
LEWIS COUNTY TICKET.
Foa the HOUSE, OF DrLroATEs,
w. ". CHICHESTER.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-10-12

Largest variety Of JelIys same
TAtery work same
Specimen of plain sewing same
Toilet cushion same
Gcranium same
Basket Of flowers or vines same
Gallon of pears Mrs John BraunOn
same
Vegetable oysters same
Tomato Jelly Ilnllie Edmiston LIST
Noa,cst made calico dress same
Best and fastest trottcr, Lewis Co
Belt PURSE, W G Bennctt's bay horse
LIST
8 loayes yeast rising bread Mary
Brockermnn lst
Peck pursuips Mrs S Wilkinson LIST
Peck tomatoes same
Pin cushion Mrs Il Harvey same
Sucking mare colt ] NJ Benefits
colt ID
Breed mare tOal by her side same
Sucking nurc colt l. Benefits colt
LIST
Breed mare foal BY her side same
Canned tomatoes Mrs N W Harri.
son lst
Grape jelly same
Curraut jelly snmO
Ounce jelly sume
Preserved ounces same
Preserved Glackberries same
Ounce butter same
Blackberry wine same
Currant wine same
Blackberry cordial same
Specimen corn bred same
Canned apples Mrs 7 A Edwards LIST
Gooseberry Jelly same
Children's clothes sane
Half dozen head Of cabbage Mrs 8
Wilkinson LIST
ROadstcrs, brood marc, foal by her
side W G Bennett LIST
Baby dress Mrs VurnCy LIST
Silk work skirt same
lSoniet trimmed same
Artificial flowers same
Display Of leather Ryan & Co LIST
Sweepstakes for colts nudcr 2 years
old, Il Ials,on LIST
Sash aud moulding machine L II
Wood LIST
Painting in Oil S L Barrett 1st
Painting in Water COlors sano,
Pound manufactured tobacco r Ju.
fer lst
Pair matched horses I j Moore 2ud
Farm bell + NJ ChaIfont LIST
Single mule II Griggs LIST
Plum butter Mrs NJ Dunnington lst
Peck bects same
Stallion . years old and over 2 Chit.
tum LIST
Best herd bull and A cows John
Post LIST
Breeding COW aud calf at foot, ma
tive same
Steer 9 years old aud under Q same
Cow 8 years old aud upwards same
Mare or gelding l year old aud un-
der . G Bund 2ud
Yoke oxen 4 years old and over c
p Stump %
Camp mat Melissa Smith LIST
Road horse 3 years old and under 4
G \ siralcy LIST
Walking horses J l. Straley LIST
Mere or gelding under 9 years old
e G Norman lst
3 pounds honey S Hughes LIST
Barrel white wheat aOyr G l. Tracy
LIST
Marc or geldiug under 8 years old
NJ ] Hall LIST
Barrel white corr NJ j Law LIST
Tomato butter same
5 pounds butter ". j. Bailey lst
Largest variety of fruits, all kinds,
G A Fisher LIST
Plate plums NJ j Fisher 1st
Greatest variety Of vegetables Mar.
gurct Fisher LIST
Stallion / years old and over p B
Beacl's Horse lst
Moss or lichen work Isabel Smith
lst
Patchwork quilt same
6pcuuds maple sugar o ireland LIST
Moving machine W @ Mccormick
LIST
Horse hay rake same 1st
Farm wagon same
Road mare general purposes same.
Barrel yellow corn james Bailey Is,
5 pounds lard same
Variety fall apples Same
Best bush corn meal j NJ White LIST
Fastest trOttcr under 8 D LOwther
lad
Fastest trotter under 2 same LIST
Sucking mule colt snmei
Cock and 2 hens j Q LowLher LIST
Pound horse shoe nails same
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-10-12

lot
PAGERS aud hackers N II Dorscy's
grey horse Rrstless LIST
Sweepstakes on trotters NJ Fl Dor.
sey'S grey horse Revenge LIST =.
Saddle horses Thomas Braddeu 1st
Pair ducks George Fisher LIST
Pair turkeys same
Pair guinea fowls same
Dozen radshes J Il Moncypcnny LIST
Pulling team o II Malone LIST
% fire bricks l. II Wood LIST
Specimen addressed flooring Jackson
l. Co LIST
MOrlising machine same
Display Ofquiuces @ B Jennings 1st
Ornamental nGedlework Same
6 cuts sticking yarn MrsJ P Jen.
niugC lat
0 pair socks same
Plum jelly Mrs Mooney 1st
Raspberry jelly same
Apple butter samo
Jack D I.Owther %
Stallion 4 years old W Riggs Cd
Single pulling horse j Lynch LIST
Stallion under 0 years old Il NJ
Waldeck 2ad
Patchwork quilt Olive ] Post 1st
Pencil drawing J. Woodford LIST
Specimen rolls Mrs Dent LIST
Specimen biscuits same
Jelly cake same
Canned ounces same
Catsup same
Sucking stallion colt l Simmons "a
Draf! horses 4 years old same LIST
Brood mare same
- Native bull under 9 same
Cow 8 yeats old Same
IIeifer . years old and under 8 same
Dressed stone r 2 Flesher 1st
Horses for general purposes A years
old j A Alkire LIST
Roadsters under 3 j NJ White LIST
Brood mare same I'd
Bottle Of vino Mrs Lively LIST
Variety cut dahlias Insane Asylum
LIST
Variety cut phloxes same
BOquet flowers same
Ladies undcr.Clothes same
Durham bull A W Woodrord 1st
Breeding COW aud calf ut foot game
Cow 3 gears old and upwards samO
Cd
Heller l year old and under Q same
Heller calf same LIST
Best buck, long wool. samc
Buck over . years old same %
Pen owes same
Pom 5 eve lambs same LIST
Native buck same
Roadsters in harness P White Isl
Yoke oxen under . years old 4
Harrison Isl
Silk embroidery Mrs Mccartney 1st
Truttsrs that have never beaten Q
minutes L G Martins roam marc Cora
Lee %
Sweepstakes on trottcrs j MCGib.
bon's black stallion Virginia Wuggouer
2nd
PAGERS aud hackers G @ Norman Cd
Belt purse for trotters G NJ Smith Cd
Canned Raspbcrries Mrs 4 b Eduis.
ton LIST
Sponge cake May Lockart LIST
Peck driedupples Mrs Wtlarrison LIST
PAGERS aud Hackers French Hays LIST
Pair gents boots John Vnrnoy lst
Sewing machine for iaalily use Do
nestle 1st
Roads,crs in harness over A N Flesh.
or %
Pen b eve lambs A W Woodford Cd
Durham COW under 8 same LIST
10 pounds cheese A Il Vanhorn LIST
Jeuaett same
Bullock over A NJ NJ Wilson 2ud
Bullock over 4 same LIST
Steer . aud under 4 same Cd
Steer 3 aud under 4 same let
Yoke oxen under 4 same I'd
Stallion under 2 same
Pair matched horses j p Cole 1st
Native heller under8 Juo ackson I'd |
Bed com fort Mrs Lively LIST
f.. ..t.t.. .nal.. n
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-10-12

MIS- under 10, BESSIE Fisher LIST.
Best specimen wax work Maggie
Hurley, ist,
Bes, Cloihvs WringerJ Fletcher LIST.
Best bull | year old aud under 2, j
C jackson %.
best COW 8 yrs old & upwards same
Best COW or heitcr same LIST.
Slowee, mule under saddle sqmc.
Beat specimen crOtchet work Marian
Fisher l5t.
Worsled work samo.
Beat chair tidy Mrs l1ollistcr lSF,
Table mats Marian Fishp; lst.
Dressing gown sumr..
Collection green ,lOuse plants Nancy
Jacobs 1st.
Washing m,cbiuo + NJ Chalfant lstD
C'esr mill and press zane.
Corn shelter same
Hillside pillow same
Hay and straw cutter same
! horse shovel pillow same
Apparatus for raising water same
Grindstouc same
Case variety articles same
Weighing sosles-assortmcnt, same
Specimen bose darnipg Bessie Fisher
LIST
Variety of pears W G Bennett Isl
Orchard grass seed + NJ Chalfant Isl
Timothy same
Blue grass seed Same
Clover same
Counterpart Mrs L W Smith Est.
100 stOgics r Jufer 1st
Sucking stallion colt ! NJ Chalfant Isl
EIderbCrry jolly Florence Brannou
blackberry jelly Same
WhOrtlebcrry jelly same
Cfab'applc Jelly same
Wild plum Jelly same
Apple jelly same
Preserved plums same
Preserved apples Same
Canned Peaches same
Canned Craps same
Preserved pears Same
Canned pears same
Largest variety Of jellys same
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-10-12

Report ofthe condition ofMe National
EEchange Bank Of IRe&on, at YES
ton, in The State Of Nest Virginia,
at close ct'business October I'd, 1874,
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-04-08
COTTON AT.AiCARg.
! BY CART n d. EVANS .tsl.

4 - sNA&N ~ NAAis y. u. ~ 2s-so sl4s4tAAs #
ltbh I'll A .nshse5--+ gssst s4FE Il I
We are not in the cotton business al .all
li--neyer ownedIcotton enough lcpat 10 our
llear. n But the Way the cotton merchants
here do whack into the cotton bales with
their ssutpling kniseslis acantiun. ltnlade
araold woman % mad the other day that
ske sctuuliy famed herself with Il, big tar-
key wing. We were standing in trout OF
the Marlborough House when the cart came
IN. The little steer got stuck in the mud,
and aiithe whipping aud cursing and coax
ing COULDN'T make him bulge M inch The
driyerlwas 4 puDys booking xhite man. and
stood shiseriag with bis hands in bis peck
cts like he hada trigger on. His wife stood
BY bin, q ialLl bofy-frained woman. i and
lpol;edlike. for scolding uiggers. she wasa
success. Two halfgrown bnys and three
slabsided dogs floating around louse aud
picking the ssraps up. Completed the pic.
tures We saw inthe cart q snail beg Of
cotton. the result, perhaps. Of an honest and
hard years labor. Tie cotton merchants
made for the cart. upstepped one Of these
gentlemen aud enqlired. What have sOu
f5r&slefG The iittis shite nlaa didn't eye,
tike his hands ant oi his pockets. It was
the woman that did the talking. She re.
pfeas lrsosarzep egg three striags ef
pepper; two hens one bundle 6f lightwoud;
two pairs o., soeks--but them belongs TO the
gals s--na n lale Of cotton I DO you want
tLeIp!,' IIe said, he didn',wa lhe lUtlret
thugs, but, 'whsfs the price of ybdr cot-;
ton? Before the wolnaneould answer. the
merchant cut with q. long lla wls bill knife
and III ped a hole IN the bag big enough
for dog to 60 through, and he took out
'hout liaH i peunj Of cotton as sample.
The price didp't .snit, aud ID Le walked.
The nexttaat came wssas tall lean looking
merchalr, idressedsia gray. tahrl Ne sampled
the suu,e way at the ethsr ead,ef the bEg. ]
toek out sample, didn like the price
threw il down. aud left. The little bag
was getting awful thin about now. aud the
holes eatinit looked like great ugly niauths
gaping ut you. The Woman was getting
.riled. too. for she Kicked at one Uf the
dogs and co,nmenccd TO fan herself. BUT
rrls comes a quick n,Htioned little man. and
without saving word BE- whipped oat his
knife and was about to whack into The bag.
when the old LADY, SUNG Oaf, nov, IN Be-
drot. if you cut that bag. you internal ras.
cal. | will KNOCK, you, down il itl costs, my
life to DO il. ! Turning TO her husband,
jones. yan'rea fool. You Internal COW
ard. I b'lisse you'd stand there aud see
these cotton men suck all my eggs aud eat
all nv pepper and hem up. I'm one of
the Jinkses. | am no man can, run over
me. for NY grandsddy was hung for KILN
. man. Saeb i life.. The little man
with the knife bad vanished. the little steer
had laid down 10 The mud and gqne 10
sleep. and We perceive that 'yvnes, he'd ia.
ken one,liahd fronii,is pocket aud Was just
sideling up to US like be wanted to burt
somebody, aud We got up and 'costoned.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-04-08
fETEIFTIETT ETVlNNt i
THE N, \. TRIBUNE ON TIE RAD.
l,iasa frAL PlKfY,

g~fITITTIETT ETTlHht i
lTHE n. Y. TRIBUNE Oy TIE RAD:
t's.. s ltfAL LPiKfY.
Tia party IA power has no priaeiples
that il has MI betrayed mo policy upon
sLira IL leaders ara agreed: 30 leaders
whose aaihoriiy i ree,gnized beyond . cir
Gle of psrsuna. adhsrents. 10 cohesion ex-
cept Tor The retention of Office spd pQwers
No title wlAssgsf u phDIis ahicnee ex.
capt that II fissthe a,g Of party which
apc. did good and hpLcst wurka and de-
served n lie trlsled. \ II u Hsif heet
tia, had been equipped 10 The interest OF
phila1thropy 20 sweep The slave trade from
.ess. after scc8m gIiShiag is work had tur-
ned 10 plahderiks tie iAa"eoht and ire.
,Iu. anon the csnmsrre Of the world. u
!, Ihe CAPT. Kidd sf nrdesu pol ilics.
{ IVA 1907! 1ha
Ia :. No one eau read tie newspaper Of bis
oeiehborhoud. whaiessrin 10 politics with.
~, rerarpisiag ibs fssliag u ,dissausfac,
don with ths isrty snd aisgasswiih i,sself
..ekiuse wrsnrliar. and apsertlg leaders.
Il i bat feebly disguised 10 the most ser.
vile Of the orgsas. aud wherever there Is
INV independcuss % all. lor wbereser the
prcs. swings eieaf ~ o4cial mguencs and
natr,a.se. II is toufspbksn i aud earnest
iDnly among the holders OF Office. then
satellites and dependents i lbes coarse oi
The PARTY Or The policy ofthe Adwiaistra-.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-04-08

RErAiRs or rug UNIVERSITY. .-liy re-
qnes, cf Col. William L. Saunders, fesef
utles, pfi'hapel Ilill. has looked tbrepgh
tbe uhissfsify bhildings u estimats tie
cost ~ repairs. The buildings are not in
such had plight after 40. though the
thieves have now commenced ste,iling tie
bars Of iron FINN eo,.dcr ahe acheJ &c the
fre. places. The library, rooms, IN the
topmest part Of now buildinfs. prc con.
sidsrcd very unsafe. They arc cracked aud
have already suHk down 10 the middle ~
inch or two. The sleet storms Of Water
have laid low the fne Old elsns Ia the
sanpus, aud there could have been hauled
out frem forty tosn hohdred loads Of wood
from the tfces blown down and broken
limbs scattered all over The common. Mrs
Utley called the assistance Of Nlr. Ell'uore
Woods, sni both these gentlemen tsst che
cost Of repairs ateix ,lIousand dollars to
put the University h good running order.
Ers&ceAf. fsi&mA YES fM
80 tIIsaf ssss7fa tFlAf.'4Ak *sEf tEf ~ w. NN
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-04-08
DR LIvINOsrOys DE.lTII.

LONDON, March 3O.-.i special gives
the details Of Iivingstou,s last hioments.
Authur Lining and .Dscaba Wainwright ar
rived q Suez on tie 2sth or March With
LAinestoa's Lody. They rrparts him
being i'll with chronic dysentery several
mpuths' lie vas well supplied with stores
aud medicines On arriving at Mulals
Briubd Lake, Benlba, be asked his men 10
build him has 20 diein They did 70
on May lst. when be took to bed aud
suffered greatly. lie co1plsiaed that he
felt very badly. aud on the fourth day be.
cane insensible aud died about midmght.
Thslsstlmt IN his diary Il APRIL 2sth.
1879. before bis death he spvke sndly q.
hls,hnas aad faA.ily AWlieu dnt SEIZED
be lyld lbs followers he intended to en-
change everything Cor iyoryi and push for.
ward for Britain. After lis death NasSick
TRIBE removed aud deposited his entraiIs.
placing tsbls and plain inscription 10
mark ths spot. TIE bydy vAs then prv.
served. .ip ssIt sud dried before the SUE
twelve days.
Thelnfise chisf cred I saluis aud bes. 4.
drums IN honor of the death. The Jour.
hey with the ecrpsc 70 uin Jam Jcmbo.
took six Iaepshs. Diiloa here shielded.
being III add Blind. aud his mind being
affected. Living .iea's body was then
placed ia q bark ,case. togelhsr vitl. BE-
clothing. and J pspe.s and instrunirhts 5 and
.efnyavnd A. x.r,,h !. tk...... 4. g..
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-04-08

: A cynical lady rather inclined 70 iiFt
says mos, men are Ike a cold--,ory hard
70 gct III ".
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-04-08

Sieas city hs,sl has hlnek ma tat tlog
that killed one thousand rats in one month.
This is good pul for the doc. tai Is hard
% the hotel.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-04-08

One thing said an old teper. was never
seen coming through the rye. and that's
Ibo kiud oI wbiskey QUO GETS powadsys.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-04-08

when The Indians eatcll bald-headed
man they cut ~ his rsssso vomaenspie for
the loss ofscalp. and ia about % well q
be scslpei.a ttsit ..attnE1N i
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-04-08

.AlEayvihD agriculiure has nasls great sd-s
VANCE during tie last dccsds The area =
under eultiyation has doubled. and there il
eroater variety Of products aud better INC.
thnlr u culture.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-07-21

: -THR- -CossrAx11SoRLE :. .F1BE.-Th 9
FIRE at Galsta has turned out to be
somewhat serions. II ragged ;oT six
hours. and 200 houses have been de.
stroyed. II FIRE can do it CONSTANT
nopie ought soon to be new city.
George Smith, aged sixty mine years,
stole hen in England and was sen-
fenced to seven years penal servitude
en seven years. police supervision.
A young girlin Murfreesboro, Ten
nessee, carried snake in her stomach
for four years, and elected it alive the
other day.
Now IS THE TIME-To advertise. at
our summer rates, and while there is
leisure to read the papers.
The Savannah Adrertiser, of Satur.
day. says: The prospects for the COM
ING rice crop are most encouraging.
4 marble company at Brandon, VI,
is making 100000 head-stopes for
dead soldiers.
Horry forfeited 1.455 acres Of land
to the State for the nom payment of
taxes for the present fiscal year.
In Charlotte. on the 10th, James
La wings kitchen was burned, by leay-
ing hot ashes oarelessly about.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-07-21

a CLHnIoAL DIvE.-A reverend gen.
tleman OF "our town" is reported to
have fallen overheard at certain sen
side summer resort not O thousand
miles away. As he came to the sur
face erect, calm. unexcited, with his
spectacies still on, his umbrella under
his arm and his stove-pipe hat untar.
nished, We are naturally led to the con.
clusion that our distinguished clerical
friend did not fall overheard, but only
d'vsd to refresh himself in the eme-
raid waves aud display his agility.
Charlotte Obsnrr,r.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-07-21

-2S@24. Coffee nominar=-.2oI1Ta2g.t
Whiskey sqaies, at i99@l.00. Sugar
SAVANNAH, July 20.-Cotton demand
-middling 16; net receipts 46;
groas 46; sales S; stock 9.903.
NEW ORLEANS, July 20.-Cotton
quiet and unchanged; net receipts ATT; +;
gross 526; exports coastwise 1878;
sales 200-last evening $50; stock
28,S73.
WILMINaroN, July 20.-Cotton dull
and nominal-middling 15Ia; net RS
ceipts 10; stock 754
NORFOLK, July 20.-Cotton dull
low middling 15L; net receipts 438;
s7sof'' s7s' '0'''"''e 4s0' sales 40 stock
PHILADELPHIA. July 90 Cotton
dull-middling 1714; net receipts Is.
CINCINNATI, July 20.-Flour dull
and unchanged. Corn dull-mixed
e7(9G0. Pork baoysnt and unsettled
sales early in day 2000-generally
held 2l.0O ut close. Lard firm and
scarce-snmmer 1ll4; kettle 13. Ba.
con steady-shoulders Sll; clear rib
l034; clear IL. Whiskey steady, at 95.
LOUISVILLE, July 20.-Flour un.
changed. Corn firm and in fuir de.
mand-74@s2. Pork in fair demand
-2l.50. Bacon firm-shoulders So
clear rib IL; clear 1la Lsrd-tierc,
l31a@l34; keg ID. Whiskey 81.
BosToN. July 20.-Cotton dull aud
nominai-middling 175a; net receipts
Il; gross 4l3; sales $50; stock $500.
MOBILE, July 20-Cotton dull and
nominaI-middling 16: net receipts
80; exports coastwise r.; stock 6. 252
MEMPHIS. July 2O.-Uotton qn,e'
aud unchanged; re:eipts 93; shipments
497; stock 9.649
AUGUSTA, July 20-Cotton in goo.
demand; offerings very light mid
ding l5la9l53l; ne, receipts %
snlts So.
CHARLEsruS July 2).-Co. tuu ouie
-middling l524; low mild.ins l5lI
good ordinary l4iS; net receipts Isl
exports coastwise lob; suies i75
stock 8.793.
GALVESTON, July 20.-Cottun lend
ing down-gcod ordinury l4Is; ne
receipts 46; exports coastwise 90; s,,ie.
1,0O0; stock 1854
Sr. LOUIS. July 20 Flour uu
changed. Corn ensier ior trnck lots
No mixed 64@G5 track; 65I96G -le
yator; 64(964!a July aud August
Whirkey 95 Pork generally held a
Il 90. Bacon firm; sales uf jobhiu,
aud order lots shoulders S3I(19; ellen
rib 1024(Gll; clsur llll@llls. Lar.
summer liz
LIVERPOOL. July 2O-3 Z. M.-Cnt
ton quiet and neutrality-suspicious. Slk(0
S4; Orleans SIS; sales l2 OD0. u
which 1900 are American, Including
1000 speculation and export; sales O
uplands. nothing below low middliug
deliverable July, August or Septem
Der. S}s, s 3-l6; uplauds. nothing be-
low good ordinary. deliverable July
8 l-l6.
z. M.-Sales of shipments Of new
crop. on basis of middliug uplnnds
nothing below good ordinary, 81,
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-07-21

MATTIsoN'S HEARING BRFoRE JUDGE
MOSES. st was stated some DAYS ago
that Captain Mattison had been taken
from the Greeuville jail, under writ
OF hd6eds corpus. and carried to New.
berry, where he had hearing before
Judge Montgomery Moses. The pri-
noner was brought before the court on
Thursday evening. and the case was
continued till.Friday evening, in order
to secure the evidence given before the
Coroner's jury ut Bolton. He was
represented by Major Baxter, who
made an able effort III his behalf. The
prosecuting attorney, Mr.. Caldwell,
acting Solicitor. prosecuted the case
with vim aud energy. The court was
patient aud attentive in hearing the
arguments. In his remarks, the Judge
was clear In indicating the authority
OF officers. their privileges and powers,
and gave it as his opinion that
officers had no right to take the life
OF man in attempting to arrest
him, when the man was unarmed
md showed no resistance. Major
Baxter made motion to allow the pri-
soner to give bail in Richluud or New,
berry, which tho Judge positively re.
fused. In allowing bail in tho sum of
Sl5, QUO. the Clerk Of the Court Of An.
aerson was to approve the sccnrity.
Sheriff Southern, on Saturday. deli
Vered the prisoner to Sheriff McCinkin,
OF Anderson, who placed him in Jail.
we are informed that Capt. MatlIsou
does not bear his troubles with great
iertitude. When the killing is alluded
to, he seems to be overcome and is re.
lieved by food of tears. His wifi.
and little ones were with hiu in court.
lfreenriNe Nsrs.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-07-21

IRELASD's INDEPENDENCE. john
Mitchell states that he returns to Ire.
iand not rs an advocate Of "home
rule. bnt us u "sepnratist of the most
absolute and radical kind" While
some OF the home rulers are his per-
sonai friends, he does not share their
views, and regards their movement as
milk and water kind of effort" He
goes to ask the sufrrnges of the people
on the broad principle of Ireland's
right to complete independence. He is
liable to arrest by the British Govern.
ment as On escaped convict, and TO i'm.
prisonment for nine years; but he is
OF the opinion that the Go vernment
will not molest him. He sailed on
Tuesday afternoon.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-07-21

Notice to Chewers Of Good Tobacco.
CALHOUN: CALHOUN! CALHOUN!
A FRESH su2rlv OF the celebrated CAL.
"A HOUN CHEWING TOBACCO. iust re.
ceived and f3r sale at
july 1S JOHNC SERGEKS'.
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Desirable Property for Sale.
WILL sell. at a fair price. and on rea-
i sonable terms, my RESIDENCE, oppo-
site the University grounds. The House
contains nine rooms and has water. gas,
baths. etc, ,, etc. A. 6. BRENiZEk.
Jnly 1913 .lr3I .'
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-07-21

Landreth's Turnip sead.
PurA DAGA, Flat Dutch, Glabs, Red
III Top just received IT.
L. T. SlLLIMAN / co.'s
July IL Drug Store.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-07-21

Hampton Lodge. No. II, I. o. @. T.
A MEETING will be held THIS EVEN
"A ING, At 8 o'clock, In Temperance Hall,
over Cantwell's etore. A full attendance is
desirable, as the Lodge is to be instituted.
By order OF the W. u. T.
July al D. MCQUEEN. Saoratarx.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-07-21

Capital Building & Loan ociation.
THE regular monthly meeting Of the
be held At the Hibernfan Hall, At 8 O'clock,
THIS EVENING. Money will be loaned.
Dues received 40 usual.
W. R. OATHCART,
June 21 1 SocratAry and Treasurer.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-07-21

Catawba Wine.
DCGE Kelley leland CATAWBA, on
l. hAud aud for sals low by
Julv2 JOHN ARNEW + SON.