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Important to Consumers of Tea.

l.
Important to Consumers of Tea.
HAVE made arrangements with an inn
- porting Tea House to supply me with
uniform grade OF TEA, go that oonsumers,
nnding Tea suitable in strength and
nsvor, can always depend upon getting the
We have opened, to day, Twelve Chestn Of
Tea. as follows:
Fine Oolong e..
Fancy OoloDg A.
inc Englieh Breakfast c.
Fancy English Breakfast A.
Choice ImperialB.
Zine Imperial G.
Fancy Young HysonA.
Choice Young Hyson B.
Fine Young Hyson G.
Choice GunpoWder B.
Fancy Gunpowder D.
Fine Gunpowder G.
invite an eK4mina tion nd trial of these
Teas, which will be found unusually cheap,
and the quality superior to anything here
tofore offered in Columbia. Tea, when
properly prepared, is more healthy than
conees and is much cheaper.
Also call attention to my GENERAL
STOCK OF GOODS. which fs unusualIy
large, good and cheap. particularly in
Fancy Family FLOUS.
Davis Diamond HAMS.
Davis Pure Leaf LAIRD.
GOSHEN BUFTER-best and cheapest
In town.
RIO COFFEE-pArched and raw.
LAGUAYRA CUFFEE-parched andraw.
Old Government Java COFFEE-parched
and raw.
Allgooda marked down Eve per cent. to
meet the times.
Feb - HARDY SOLOMON.
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The short Line schedule.

The short Line Sch edule.
CHARLOTTE, COLUMBIA l. AUGUSTA r. R. Co.
CoLUAs1A. 8. G.. Dec. %. 1874.
M49 e.ns.1 pHs sssssalss saIsa'sS1lss III, RE se
operated on and after tbs date: "'' ~
eoINe NORTH Train No 4 Train No
Leave Augusta: $50 m ll6 p m
GGraniteyilis.; 10 20 I'm slip in
eoIasSis H,a ian..n' sis a1sPp m tsrSe s.i7P M M
Chester........ 6.84 m
Arrive Charlotte. -. 9.O0p m
NO: Train makes close connection, uiu
Charlotte Sns,h ten. md RiShm9nd, to all points
MOI Train makes clone connection rin
Wilmington and Richmond to ali points
North, arriving at New York At Tsp. II.
como SOUTH. Train Mol Train Nc 3
Chester. .11.02a . M
Winnsboro.. %. ..12ss pm
Leave Gelumbl...::.. a.sa Pm m s.4o.m
CSrDan Granitsvi3;a s%nst'n. T. y P m 4l5am
Arrive .s.C5pm sl5sm
south bound Trains conn ect At Augusta
for all points South and West. Through
III sick ets IT, sold and baggage checked to prinei-
Trains. JAS. ANDERsttN' zee GeDersi Oe al snSs sSnsns
A.PopE. Gen. Passenger and Tick ct Agent
Wilmington. Columbia and Aug z R
0GNCnAL IAS6CNGEH DEPAHT..
COLUMBIA, 8. c., Nov. a. 1874.
~ u ~ ATE TaE E;ss following h sche-
GOING NORTH. TEAM 10 z TEAM NO 4
Leave Columbia. s30am 8.l6pm
Florenee........ ITO m 1850 m
Arrive Wilmington. GAS m 7.lO m
GOING SOUTH. TRAIN no / TRAM NO
Leave Wtlmington..... $40 m 610p D m
Florence. 80 m 11.lO D m
Arrtve Columbia...... 6.10 m 400 m
Train No. 2, from Columbia, 10 an accom-
modation to Florence, AID there connects
closely with N. z Il. r., and at Wilmington
with ". q W. d. r. 10 all points North.
Train No. 4 from Columbia 10 fast E1.
press, maxi through oonne ctions, ailrail,
North and sunth, and water line connec.
tions rid Portsmouth.
Train No. !. from Wilmington, connects
closely 1T Florence with N. e. B. r. for
Charleston, and is an accommodation train
thence to Columbia. n -
Train No. 8, from Wiimip ston. 10 last
Express. connecting closely trofh and TO al
points North and South. Through tickets
sold and baggage checked TO ali principal
points. Pullman sleeperS, on night tsaine.
Train No. 2 leaves 0oiumAia daily, San.
days excepted. Expire ss Eo.4 every nieht.
JAS, ANDERSON, General tSup.
A. .PoR8, Gen. psssAh ger and icket AGENT
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Change of Gchedule.
South CAR0LINA HAILROAp Corp.~,
COLUMBIA, 8. g.. February 6, 1875.
~ mn Hnn, Change sched du,e
- - xES1E to go into effec / on
andafter sunday, 7th instant:
DAY PAssEEaER TRAIN.
Leave Columbia At. m I'm,
Arrive at Charleston At II AZ TN,
LeaveCharleston At. q. .16 an
Irriveat Columbis sat..-.......... 2.16 rIn.
LeaveOolumbia.7.0 100 o m Arriye. SO,
Leave veCharleston7 2. .10p m Arrive. .6.S5
Camden Train will connect at KinRyillc
With Up Paseenger Train for Columbia on
Monday. Wednesday. and Friday; ard WITH.
Down passenger Train from Columbia op
Tuesday, Thur sday and SATURDAY,,
8. 8. SOLONONS, Gen. Sup.
3. b. PIoxIHs. General Tici et Agent
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MILL merry.

AIRS. TURNKEY WOULD ADVISE
In the ladies to examine her BUSTLES, as they
are homemade, ana are mpch more 0urable, as
numbers will testify. Makes them of any si.ce ana
Length at ehorl nolice. cOkS It's with skirt-cup.
porters and memberships; also without Mlssss'
FRENCH WAISTS. WI MAIN sTREET.
w
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND sToCK EXCHANGE.

gtsnlUSDAYs Oc.GpeP. I6a 1870.
State Securities Virginia fsndabie. AZ bid, 4Ss
asked: Virginia deferred. Sc bid. o asked: rvir-
Riui1 interest dictates bid. 20 asked Virginia
tax.rectfvlbIe coupons 30 bid. q s4, 2
City Serurtff8.--Ric Richmond CITY &c. lot bid,
1o7H asked (; Richmond city e's, sSH bid: Peters
burg CRY 8's 70 bid Mnnche g,er S,s. 81 asked.
RaiIToai sfc,nd mortgage 6s j. & D. TAX nskei; ;
Southsde Railroad third moraa1ge preferred 6s, j.
& j.. a. 3sb ed Richmond and Petsrsbr n Railroad
first mDrfg .ge rs. j. G D.. 1O1 bio: Richmond
and PrIer: burg HaIlroad second mortgage SIS, A. b
u. 100 bid; Richmond, Fredericksburg and Pcto-
mac Railroad me r gage 7's j. q j, "a bid: Rich-
mond Fredericksburg aud Potomac Railroad mort.
gage 6's. j. & j., Us bid.
Canal Bonds.-James River and kanawna Canal
first mortgage So, 81. l. N, so asked.
Roilrodd Sfvcka.-RIchm0hd, fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad common, 100 par, 6a bid;
Richmond, Fredericksburg and. Potomac Railroad
six per CT MT guaranteed, 100 par, 80 bid: kich
mon5, FREDERICK sbtlrg and Potomac abroad seven
per cent. guaranteed, loo par, o. bid; seaboord
md Eolnoke Railroad guaranteed, 100 par, 90
bid tlss .r 80,
Bank Stocks-First National. 100 par. 1921
asked: Satioual Bank Of Virginia, 100 par, Lug
asked Planters National, 400 par. 80 BID. Luz
asked State Bank of Virginia, 100 par, SO bid
Union Bank or Richmond. so par. 52k bid, %
tnsked Merchants and Planters savings. 20 mar
241 asked; Citizens Savings, rs par, FIX Did, 22s
asked.
Insurance. C0rnpdn tes.-Yirginia State. % par
264 bid: Virginia Home ] 90 par, 100 asked:
Merchants and Mechanics, 100 par. SO bid, loo
a:ked; City, 100 par. Oh asked; Old Dominion,
| 80 asked.
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4 POLITICAL PRAyeR.-Tne President on
sunday occupied the presidential pew at the
Metropolitan church. MANY s,ranpers we're
There also. TIE Rev. DR.. Newman felt so
good over the Ohio election that he made the
following allu>ion to it in his prayer We
'hans Thee, q God. for the recent evidences
tAn'oited bY the people of their purpose to
leiiilIn true to those principles by which a
people vii! continue to be free, and that BY
thesc sgns they showed desire to perpetu-
ave The principles inculcated by our forefa-
tneFs, and 20 preserve them for future gene.
!'lons." The allusion is of course to the
Scuooi question. IL is considered the more
SIGNIFICANT from the reverend gentleman's
CONFIDENTIAL relations 10 the President, and
mh,n taken IN connection with the Des
,. Speech Washington telegan,-BaI
ua0re Sun.
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a REs,prScE Destroyed.

The FREEpMEN's BASK-A QUESTION OF
INTEREST ANswgRyD.-M Cansemqn Fl.
Gaines recently addressed the following let.
ter to the commissioners who are settling up
the affairs Of the Frcedmen's Bunk:
In the interest Of quite number Of poor
depositors In this city, have been prompted
to asa your indulgence to the folio wing in-
quiry: In your circular notice Of your inten-
lions to declare and paw twenty per cent.
dividend on the first of November on all au.
dited claims, you say that "audited checks
have been drawn to the order of the original
depositorS."
Now, where the original depositors have
died, and the amount on deposit by them is
small, by what means can their legal repre-
sentatives secure their money, siuce they
canuot endorse for the original depositors.
and in many clses the amounts will not pay
for the necessary administration papers! II
you have provided for such cases sou Will
please forward the necessary information,
that may dispose of it to"the relief of many.
In reply to the above the following was
received:
CduSemdn r. Gaines, Esq Sir,-1n re-
ply to yours of 14th instant we would state
that the checks will doubtless be paid on
letters of administration. They cannot be
collected in any other way that we know or.
Respectfully, K. n. T. LElPoLD,
of the Commissioners.
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Washington Items.

WAsHIHGroN, October 1S.-There is no
doubt the President has offered the Secretary
ship Of the Interior Department. to ex Sena-
tor Chandler.
The judges OF the Supreme Court paid the
usual visit 10 the President to day. There
was no business transacted in the court.
The Commissioner Of Internal Revenue
will direc, the officers not TO seize cigars
packed in paper or tin boxes for the pre-: ent
when they are satisfied the lax has been paid.
The Attorney. General decides tina; the law
does rot permit the use Of cigar-box In
which the marks required By law have not
been burned with branding-iron. The
Commissioner will recommend modifica'
ton Of the law.
The Possmaster-General has directed the
exact distances railway mail-routes VIII oe
taken, and that where practicable the malis
will be sent BY the shortest routes.
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Crirnein Missouri.

ST. LOUIS. October IS. Two men, named
Dave sullisan and Neil Divia, CO.. Into a
quarrel mis- afternoon. when the former gave
the later three terrible wounds With knife,
;trorta which he died in a few minutes sulli-
van was arrested. 4. s. 81;
! A special from St. .Jenevieye, Mo-, says
Joseph Grimes, a white man, went into the
Anne" last night and, heing intoxicated,
went to sleep on one of her beds. The
woman was absent at the time, and on her
return attempted to rouse Grimes. Failing
In this, she got in'o terrible rage, procured
a heavy hoe, with which she struck the
sleeping man blow on the head, splitting
bis skull wide open and killing him instantly.
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SoMSAMBULlsM EXTRAORDINARILY Curl
Gus case OF somnambulsm, says the London
Echo, is reported bv correspondent at Cal
cutta, Of which kidmutgdr in the employ
of one of his friends is the subject. A little
after midnight till nearly O'Clock in the
morning this man, be says, begins chanting
verse after verse Of his Koran and OF sacred
hymuS, repeats the divine preceptss, crltlcses
the shortnesS Of lime 10 this world and the
length of eternity in the next, and finally
winds up with an upearthly howl or shrek.
During all this time he is in the soundest OF
slumbers, and the only way to put stop TO
this hullabaoo is to turn the man on his side,
for should any one awake him be will just
open his eyes for minute, and If allowed to
continue on the fiat of his back be will re-
commence bis bowling hymns.
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From Eailufer County.

WARKENToS. VA, October IL, 1915.
E.joe> DiSPNtch: Conference 0. the Me-
tnoli> Episcopal Church South (WaShing.
Tn di.'ricil met here on the l2:h and ad-
.Jucurd on he IAN Instant.
R=y. Dc. Uuucln, of Randolph Macon Col.
!rge, "ho,c hcal'h has compelled him to
!e,y" The coI!eg" for 4 while, preached
grsu ,etmon tor us
FohliclIy FlHquier is quiet. No indie
lvLdcuts Radicals ali dead. Would Rich
Myni could sly this.
General LomaX, county superint endent OF
school, IN hi, county. notifies teachers who
wish 10 attend the uuveling Of the jackson
statue that they can close their respective
school, from The - n 10 the 3lst instant, and
trl>y that privilege. Will others do like
wise; Many OK soldiers are now teaching.
Tom B.uuuelI, Of this county, who shot
and led Ed. Jones last August at Middle.
burg camp-mrctiug while escaping from the
officers OF Tie law, has been 6ned Soo, and is
10 be co.Gned IN al for ninety days.
Sow is plainly visible on the Blue Ridge.
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New York Items.

New YORK. October 1S.--The Erie Rail.
road statement from July 1st 10 August 3O:h,
inclusive, show the receipts to have been
S. 100000; disbursements, 81, SOC, 600.
Dolau was arragned to- day for the murder
of Noe, and plead not guilty. He also plead
IN abatement the ilegshty Of the grand jury.
Dillingham;, the junior partner OF Lee,
Sheppard & Dillingham;, has bought the
stock and good. will OF the concern. The
purchase was made with the consent OF the
assignee and creditors. The business Will
be continued.
The special agent of the Treasury to-day
seized thirty. five thousand dollars, worm OF
lice, silk, and velvet trimmings. &c, which
were recently imported from England, put
uudervalued in the invoices presented to The
customs officers.
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Heather prohahIIifie..

WASHINGTON, October 1S,-For the Gulf
and South Atlantic States, rising barometer,
northeast to northwest winds, cooler, partly
cloudy weather. and possibly occasional ram
near the coast, followed by clearing weather
and frosfs in The interior.
For the Middle States, rising barometer,
northwest to northerly wirds, falling tenn
peratule, cloudy weather, and occasional
rain near the Middle Atlantic coast, followed
by clearing cold weather and frosts.
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R1cuNoNpA AND DANynIE RAILROAD coxrT,l
|. OFFIcE MASTER oFsTRAN1s. May 30, 1876 s,
SCHEDULE oE No.
as sds fa:af :aSe sarsss e
psnyie Il 1T ?. M: leaves Greensboro; II s:5S
TRAIN No. 2-Nrw York AND REV Oh.
SAB A. IL; leaves Airline junction At gao A.
NJ; leaves Salisbury ct e:34 A. NJ; Leaves Gresns-
ynlee, at OF IL; arrives At Richmond .. s:47
TEAM r. No. s.-THoyeH Mathew york
FOR THE SOUTH Leaves Richmono at $50 r. N,;
leaves Burkeytlf at 1853 P. ~; leaves Dundee at
1888 r. NJ; Ieayes DanriIle ~ 1899 2. H.:
A. NJ: arrives al Charlotte ct 81 s A. NJ :,
TRAIM No. 4.-.1nHeUSH hA A. Ess aMnS..
leaves Danviile at &c A. H.: leaves Dundee d
sirtvs s. a r Rchmen s as s:ss +. NJ. : =
TRAINNo. 6.-LINCHBuRS AccoAMopATIoN.
sssssn1S MI sSss
tickets to points beyond Burkeville viii be sold
TEAM No.e.-BuaxEv11Ir AccoxSopAr1er.
Eastward Leaves Burksyills =. 4:43' A. M; e..
/ Train Nc. q connects at Richmond with the
! Chesapeake and ohio railroad. ,...s,
| Trains Nos. and connect OF Greensboro with
| trains to and from Raleigh and Goldsboro'.
All through trains connect al Richmond and DUN.
dee with train on the Richmond, Fredericksburg
| and Potomac railroad, and Washington City, Vir.
gfnia Midland and Great Southern railroad, TO and
| from Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, and
New York. ..s 4 E..a-. ,2 5f -
| Trains Nos. 5 and connect at Richmond with
| the Richmond, York River and Chesapeake Ran.
road trains to and from Baltimore and eastern
points.
Trains Nos. and2 cbnpect at Charlotte with
| trains on the Atlanta and Richmond AIRLINE rail.
road TO and from Greenvllle, Atlanta. Montgomery,
Mobile, Pensacola, New Orleans, and all southwest
ern points. Pas
| Trains Nos and connect at Charlotte with
the Charlotte, Columbia and A tlanta railroad for
Columbia Augusta, Savannah, Tallahassee, and al
| southern points.
| Train No connects at Burkeyille with the At
lsntic Mississippi and Ohio railroad from Lynch.
| berg, Chattanooga, and all southwestern points,
| Tickets sold TO all southern apc south western,
points, and pa9ga2P checked through. ~
| Cabroken gauge from Richmond TO New Orleans,
| Pullman sieepers run on ali night trains.
Local tickets are good only for continuous pas.
sage to the points Damed on the ticket No lay.
| over checks will he given.
T. NJ. r. TALCOTT,
| Engineer and Superinteratnt.
! ". T. WEST. Master OF Trains. sc 81
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Jerome. Park Races.

JEROME PARK, October 1s.-The first race
to-day was handicap for all ages, one mile
and five furlougs; won ny Galway Carver
second, and sbylock third. Time, S;o4;
The second race, three quarter-mlle dash,
for two-year-olds, was won by Marden's II
press: Ambush second. Time, :23l.
The third race, selling race. one-aBd
three auarter.miie dash, was won by Josie
B. ;Zslaps second, Donnybrook third. Time,
800.
The fourth race, two and half miles, was
won by Nettie Norton; Madge second.
Time, 4:49.
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Railroad Matters.

ST. LOUIS, October 1s.--The Times says
the object OF the visit Of Gould, Dillon,
Ames. ard other railroad magnates here was
a through train uia the St. Louis, Kansas
CITY. and Union roads from New York TO
San Francisco.
RALEIGH, N. c., October 1s.-Captain A.
B. Andrews, who has been for eight years
superintendent of the Raleigh and CASTOR
railroad and the Atlanta Airline railroad
bias resigned that position and accepted Inc
superinteudeucy OF the North Carolina and
Northwestern North Carolina railroads, win
HEADQUARTERS at Raleigh.
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Ohio Election.

TOLEDO, October 1s.-The Commercial
has information that the Wood County Cam
yasslng Board decided on Saturday to throw
out the Perrysburg vote, in which case
Brown and Swan (Republlcans) would be
elected senators, and Hayes's majoritv in the
county be seven hundred and twenty-three
instead OF four hundred and sixty. nine.
CINCINNATI, October 1S.-The official re-
turns from Hamilton county give the Re.
publicans all four State senators and all OF
the ten representa- yes. .
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Stormy Radical Convention In Pittsyf.
YRnia.


Especial telegram to the Dispatch.1
CHATHAM, Va, October 18.-We have bad
very exciting court-dly here to-day. The
Republican party held convention
the Hon. Squire Taiaferro" in the chair
which resolved to make no nominations to.
day, but to have ticket IN the field on the
day Of election. Thi,. was succeeded by a
debate between Rev. J. j. Lamkin Undepen.
dent) and Captai.a William j. Fulton (Con-
servative), car .Lidates for the Legislature.
colonel H'illiam E. Sims then addressed
the Peep &c In review of Mr.. Lamkin's course
as a ca .ndidate and representative, severely
censuriug him. III
The speaking was brought to an abrupt
termination by difficulty between Colonel
Sims and an unknown outside party, which
came near resulting In general fight. The
lie was passed, pistols were drawn, and the
friends of the parties ranged themselves i'm.
mediately on opposite sides. The prompt
interference of the officers of the law alone
prevented probably deadly conflict. SIEVE
raj minor difficulties afterwards occurred
none with serious results.
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Fires, &c.
lNcEND,AR,sN IN wooNsooKsr, n, I.


PRorIpEHcE. r. l., October &c. About
hnrn the mansion Of George G. fsalins, In
Woonsockct. A wood.boX saturated with
kerosene was set on fire. but the smoke
awakened a seryaRt.gir'., and the fire was ex.
t1nguished. An h'.ur laterfau incendiary
fire broke out I'd the Woonsocket High
School house, Which was entirely destroyed,
together with valuable chemical and phlloso.
phical apparatus, books, three pianos, etc.
tents was valued ut $4,000; insured for
$1,000, equally divided between the Provi-
dence Mutual and Pawtucket Mutual Insur-
anee offices. The towns-people are greatly
excited over these incendarv fires. The
Woonsocket Town Council offer reward oil
$500 for the detection OF the incendiaries.
who have kindled four fires there this week.
The loss on the High.school Is estimated at
$4,000.
FIRE AT CEDAR RAPIDS, IOWA.
CEDAR RArips, Iowa, October 16.-This
morning the three.story brick building occu
pied by Mcssrs. Devoudort u Mann, ory
goods dealers; A. CHURCHILL & Son, hard.
ware, and D. Ha,lowell, produce. was de-
stroyed by fire. The loss Is about Sl2,0O
insured.
4 RESIDENCE DESTROYED.
CHICAGO, October 16.-A special dispatch
to the Journdlfrom Geneva Lake, Wis, says
the residence Of n. X Flirbsnk, Of Chicago,
was burned this morning. The loss is from
$50 900 to 10000; fully insured.
HOTEL BURNED.
LASsiSe, IA , October ia fire last night
destroyed the Wayerly House and barn,
with their contents. Loss, 2l2 600; insured.
FURNITURE FACTORY DESTROYED.
ALBANY, n. Y, October 16.--A fire this
morning in Senrick's furniture warehouse
caused damage to the extent of S2o,0oo;
fully insured.
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a FATAL ARRAY Memphis, October IT,.
\ special dispatch from Seuatobia, Miss, to
lhe .aRpcol says: A IA al ARRAY occurred here
to.nlsa. between Colonel j. Fl. Cooke, a
Prominent merchant of this place, AID b.
NcuenIy. Several shots were fired by both
parties. Mcllenry firing The first one, which
severely, II not MORALLY, wounded Colonel
cooke, who then drew knife and cut Nc
Henry several times, killing him almost in
SANITY. Tue cause OF the difficulty is said
y have been political quarrel.
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THE FL wARDs-F Foster DUEL st. Louis,
October lG -MrjDr John n. Edwards, one
Q! the principals in the duel which took
place in Wlnnebago county, ILL.,, about
month ago, was arrts.ed to-day, under
Missouri State law, for sending challenge,
aud was released on his own personal recog-
llztnce to appear and enter into bonds on
Monday. II Is stated that Major Foster, the
Other principal, the seconds, and the sur
gr0nS have also been arrested.
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RusINEss CHANCES.

NTO. I FEED-STORE. WITH FIX.
IN TUREs COMPLETE FOx CONDUCT ,,,f3
saIE PRiVATELY.-Desirtng TO close up my
business hereby Off r for sale at very mocerate
price the KEY, FIXTURES, &c Of the store now
nnccunied by me No. 1913 MAIN STREET, near
Seventh. Wirh a little money and attention
isrr. profit can he made Apply eithe: 10 me or to
ROBERT Il. LYME for full partcularS;n -
oc I6-4t .. ,. CahIGn, Ascnl.
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France.

France.
BANQUET TO THEIRS THE Ex. PRESIDENTS VIEWS
REGARDING THE REPUBLIC.
PARIS, October 18.-A banquet was given
In honor OF eX-Pfesident Theirs to-day at
Anacton, in the Girarde. NJ. Theirs said
the republic must be maintained. He did not
think the Radicals were as black as they we're
painted. He believed If they gained power
they would pursue different course. from
what their opponents supposed. he de-
sired the removal of all functionarles
who do not respect the republic. This he
th,ught necessary to render the elections re.
preventative. He denied that republic
would isolate France. She may count upon
the sympathy of Europe. The European
policy in the.future would be peace and non.
intervention. He advocated liberal and
modern system Of education.
Italy.
ARRIVAL AND RECEPTION OF EMPEROR WILLIAM
AND SUITE AT MILAN. s...
MILAN, Oc'ober 1S.-Emperor William,
accompanied by Fied-Marshal Count Won
Moltke, Secretary offs ate Won Bulow, and
other dignitaries, arrived here this afternoon.
King Victor Emanuel, the Crown Prince
and Princess, and Prince Amadeus, accompa.
nied by the President of the Council, Signor
Visconte Evenosta, received the Emperor
and suite at the railway station, where the
MEM ers of the royal household and repre-.
sentatives from the two chambers were in
waiting. a multitude of people assembled
at the station and lined the gaily.decorated
streets through which the distinguished
party passed. There was great enthusiasm.
1t Is expected the Emperor will remain here
three or four days.