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To SAVE TROUBLE AND EXPENSE.
family has derived very great benefit from
the use OF Hamburg Drops, writes Mr..
John stocklin, Union, Broome county,
New York. 1t has saved pain, trouble and
expense; and shall be glad always TO re
commend the Drops, as Il Is my best and
cheapest family physician.
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go. L. D."seain quotes from Carton u.s..
Meredith. II he will say that that decision
goes so far as to deny the right OF even one
taxpayer to take TO the Court of Appeals a
case Involving The constitutionality OF the
RIDDLEBERGER bill, we shall better under
stand his position.
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DRFes GOODS DEpARTAIENT.


A personal inspection will DC indispensable to
proper appreciation OF the novelties for fall and
winter wear offered IN this department. Among
the specially new goods just opened arc
Nice DRESS GOODS ~ SHc.. stu. better at lOe,'
handsome ut lie, beautiful 1T l2,3c- 100
pieces ranging In price from l6t, To Zoc.; -
LOflENGRIN SlLh and WOOL BASKET
PLAIDS In rich new colorings and designs
SILK and WOOL OMBRE BAfADERkS and
LEVANTlNE OAlBRE STRlPES, for eombi-
nation aud trimmings;
ALGERtNE TiNSELLED STRIPES-ombrc eff
fects
sAYOYARD CLOTH SUITINGS-striped or
mixed effects and plain colors to correspond,
for combination walking suits;
LADIES FINE CLOTH SUlTINGS IN new weaV-
ings aud rich aud effective cOiorinss;
FRENCH SIIOODAS and ARMUKb CLOTHS In
new fall and winter cOlors:
PLAID and STRIPED CASHMEltbS in rich DARK
cOlOrings;
FINE FLANNEL SUITINGS;
LUPIN'S FRENCH CASHMERES I'm new shades
and cOlorS; . -. 49,.
And a vast collection of other NEW FALL GOODS
too numerous 10 admit Of detailed recital.
Full line of new CARPETS and BLANhEIs just
received SYCLE BROTHERS.
oc 2-cod 3ll Broad street.
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Married At Dank>tor1. re 9e,, IL M.
s;IaS s F, y (. ~ ,.! i ss.ph y
es %.i Ha ny az sl) aud r
copy M - ...
Married. al tho fesIdcnceo % ne bF5eu st ,,- REV.
y ,m .n,s ess5 iop s, Mr. WAITER =. ALLIE ana
Miss SUSIE =. r. ATCLIbflr ~ lf<f
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sg- FLAGS AND DECORATIONS AT
oc6 LEVY BROTHERS..
ri SYCLE BROTHERS,
3II BROAD STREET.
FALL OPENING OF NEW GOODS
AT OUR wIDELY-KNowN Low PRICES.

We will open TUESDAY. October the 4th, our
fall importation of DRESS FABRICS, comprising
tbr choicest productions Of the most celebrated
European manufacturers, to which we specially
invite the attention Of patrons aud the general
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SILK DEPARTMENT.

In this department we offer a complete new stock,
consisting Of
RICH SILK PLUSllES, plain and brocaded IN
black and a fall line Of elegant new fall colors
YELVETS-a superb assortment-plaln, Drocldeu'
striped, &C., IN blJck, and many newly-iniro-
duced fan cOlOrs
BROCADED SILKS and sATINS-a most elegant
assortment black and cOl0red, in choice new
andexclusyc designs;
LYONS BLACk and COLOHED DRESS SILKS
Of the most renowned and reliable makes, ana
AN uneluallcd assortment Of =.
BLACK aud COLORED MERVEILLEUX, RIA
DAYIIERS, ARMURES, SATIN DE LYON,
SURAIlS, &C.; forming In the aggregate one 81
the inest assOrtnents " be fOunn IN VIC clI!,
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Il Is impossible 10 remain long sick or out OF
health where Tor BlTrzEs are u,ei,
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n,.d october Sth. at the residence of Rr III. ,s
rnnis In Pawhafan county, SARA = ~, ~ :. ,-gr1
n,,ix mild ~ u Miner and Emma q. RoDc
eleven months and twenty days.
p,ed IN lrenrico comfy, LUCY AZ y, NV
n Robert r. Blackburn una I'D a'''.'
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nIACK MOODS.

To this department VIC continue 10 devote nnch
mace and attention, making II the most con-
ulcte exhibit b. he found in any metropolis
TRfCOT, ARMURE, DRAP DE ALMA, ALGE-
RINE SERGE, VENETIAN cIElIt, ~
gelbCr with IN immense stock OF CAShhEkf,
HENRIETTA, and other STAPLE GOODS 80
lower rates than were ever offered In us inai-
kff.
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GENTLEs1EN'S and LADIES' MERINo y
DERWEAR, Ia White, Scarlet, and oieuic"ien'
ranging in cost FROM 4Oc. 10 -; ,.,.,.,.,,
LADIES' COTTON and CAMBRlC lADth-
WEAR at prices and Ia variety 10 c'ihlhe
with any market.
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We have certain special bargains In COW ~,
CHEMIsE, aud DRAWERS, 10 when We e'l
especial attention.
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For tie Centennial demand We have secured a
gigantic stock Of DAMASNS, NhPklNN, 'ht-
TONNES, WINE-CLOTIiS, TOWELS ah'
other furnishings, to be sold very low, -
aFOSTERm MD GLOVES now In stock IN e'-iI
shade. for Opcra, street, or party wear .,,..,-
GENTLEMBN'S WEAR, In CLOTHES Noi'A-
EDS. CASSlNERES. y.,,,,,.r. 80,
large variety.
LADIES WRkPPiNGs now opened.
Fof-RoIIREAN. PRICE, TEMPLE & CO..
ChRD0ZO, ALSOP, MOSBl co. A.,
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BASE-BALI..
INDUSTRIAL EXPOSITION.
OCTOBER 18TH TO NOVEMBER 1lTn.


VIRGINIA INDUSTRIAL EXPOSE
TIoE.
OCTOBER 18TH TO NOVEMBER 1lTn.
Open daily from 0 O'Clock 4. VI. 10 ~ o'clock
y. ", under the auspices Of the First Regiment
Virginia NOluateers.
DIVISION ].
comprises a full exhibit Of the MISERAL resources
Of The Stle.
DIVISION III.
MANUFACTURES.
DIVISION Ill.
ART.
This division Is comprised Of a loan collection,
and Is under the management Of Miss MARIA NOR
Rfs, President Of the Art Association.
DIVISION ".
MACHINERY.
DIVISION v.
SPECIAL EXHIBITS.
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERTS
nightly, under the direction OF Professor NOHDES-
DOEF. a programme Of each concert VIII be pub
lished.
Tile ladies Of the Bazaar Association will have
entire charge Of the restaurant Meals will be
served NJ all hours.
General admission.
Season ticket, admitting One.......,........s 90
season ticket, admitting gentleman and two
ladies, or three w
Tickets for sale by c. Il. JOHNSTON, 0lS Main
street; the ladies Of the Bazaar Association, and
officers and members Of The regiment 0c D
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VIRGINIA INDUSTRIAL EXPOSE
' TION.
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MEETINGS..

upo'ns nrcnMoSp co,tMkxprnI' NO ~
= RICHMOND, VA, OctoDcr H. 1851.
GENERAL ORDER NO. d. XX
" SIR KSfGuTs.--Attenn ere ~. W. "
irn T. Aibsns HALL corner Third and N
Main sfreets. THIS friday EVENING
~ Z O'Clock. In Fatigue dress Win swords iuli
a' ktnn,hcrs Of Commandcry 81 81. Andrew and
,3a,,g ir knights cordially invited 10 be present.
itv order Of Eminent Commander.
~ John r. MAYER, Captiln-General.
Attest; 3. Meg. FISHER, Recorder. oc I4-1t
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Nj IIUTZLER BROTHERS, -a3a
525 BROAD STREET. $SsSsSs
LARGEST STOCK IN THE STATE.
LOWEST PRICES SOUTH OF NEW YORK.
LATEST STYLES IN TIE MARKET.
FRENCH MILLINERY,
DRESs-TRl3ISIiNGs, &C.
FEATHERS, PLUsHEs, RIDBONs, PRINCES,
GINPS, BUTTONS,
LACES, GRAPES HOSIERY, GLOVES, &c.
GRAND OPENING OF
FALL AND WINTER STYLES
on
NEXT WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY
THE 18TH AND 18TH.
THE PUBLIC Is RESPECTFULLY INVITED.
[oc9
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Open daily from 0 O'Clock A. VI. 10 liz o'clock
y. ", under the auspices Of the First Regiment
Virginia NOluateers.
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CREPEs, IN remnants and ih
rrgnlar goods. vt lowest quOtaliOn..
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This division Is comprised Of q loan collection,
and Is under the management Of bliss MARIA NOR
RIs, President of the Art Association.
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Do1-shect at Theatre and RAMOS & MOSES.
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MILITARY NOTICES.
ADJUSTMENTS.

SATURDAY EvENING-oLIyETTE.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-18

Now Orleans, Feb. l7,-Mayor Shakes
apeare in an official letter dated Fob. II
says, owing to misconcepton of the extent
of tho late storm and food in the rear of the
city, reports have been circulated tina, il
would miitate against the celebration of
Mardi-gras. Such Is not the case, the water
having entirely subsidod. The good weather
OF the past few days has greatly improved
county roads, causing q general resumption
ot business More strangers are now in the
city than ut any time for tho past seventy
days.
The United States sloon o. war Kearsaoe
arrived nv this port tuIs morning, aud tho
tennessee and Alliance are anchored in
front of the city.
Yesterday Rear Admiral Robert II. Wv
man, commanding lhe North At
lantic station; Commander Arthur
Yates, George Mansfield lotion, Nag lieu
tenant, and Lieutenant Patton called upon
Gov. Wlltze at tho state house, and Mayor
Shakespeare, At the city hall, and were cor
daily welcomed nv the state hnd city nin..
The trial of the three De Rsunce brothers,
charged with the murder of Il Q. Nix, Jr,
on the 2Oth of August last commenced Mon.
day morning. SO far only three iurymen
have been obtained
The libel case Nof ex-Auditor Clinton, of
the New Orleans Timei against the proprie-
tor of the New Orleaos Democrat claiming
S2OOOO damages, came up yesterday before
Judge Lazarus and was continued to the
next term,
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Houston Items

Special TO the Herald
Houston, Feb. 1.-THE criminal court is
in full blast to-day. Phillip Mandel for as.
sault to murder was given two years.
Dan Kelley for shooting at man in a
saloon, found guilty of assault and battery
and was fined FIVE dollars.
Albert Morris for assault, was given one
month in Jail.
The habeas corpus case of John Gordon
charged with murder Vt Orange, has been
set for the 23i.
The passage Of an amendment to the city
charter in the house exoites much comment.
The amendment gives the council power to
sell property fronting on streets to pave the
same. A majority of the citizens favor IT,
but property owners on the streets proposed
10 be paved are alarmed, as in most case,
their whole property, if sold, would not cove
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0nieIL WOrlE

Richmond, Va, Feb. 17.-Needham, Fore
man OF Dinwiddie Co. was indicted in tho
United States district court here to-day on
two casos of forgery in connection with
postal money orders. He was at once put on
trial, plead guilty. and the jury rendered
verdict accordingly. lie will bo sentenced
tomorrow.
The prisoners wife was In court with their
four little children, two of them twin babies,
and the scena WIS very affecting.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
Senate.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 17.-Senstor Msxey
by direction of the committee on postofIices
gave notice that the house post route bill
would be reported Monday.
Senator Morgan presented memorial o,
the Alabama legislature for grant of land
to aid in the construction Of the Tennes, eC
& Warrior river railroad, which was read.
On motion of Mr.. Bsyard all prior order.
were postponed, and the senate reumed the
consideration of the funding bill, the appro.
priation bill being deferred, in expectation Of
final vote on tho funding bill to-day.
Mr.. Platt advocated the bill as amended
by the senate committee.
Mr.. Pugh said no thought the present
time snd condition favorable for the estab-
lishment by the government of three per
cent. as its nominal rate. He was ipdifler
ent abouttho tune of maturity and option
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Special to the Herald.
San Antonio, Feb. 1L--John Mcconnell,
sn old and well-known citizen, died this
morning from congestion Of tho bowels.
Rev. DR. Jacob Voorsanger, distinguished
Jewish Rabbi of Houston, is here and will
remain until Saturday,
Miss Alice Mudd, Of Atascosa county, and
Mr.. Il. w. COrydon, of Fro county, desired
TO ba made ono, the old folks obi cted, the
loving couple quietly decamped ana were
married 90 o.day at Tildrn.
A young German girl, Bertha Droyer, wss
found in the outskirts of the city Yesterday
with new infant She made the following
statement to-day; "Aly namo is Berlhn
Dreyer; | Am twenty years old; am not
marred; | have been living with my brother
Carl Dreyer on q farm that no bought from
John Ireland, three miles from Seguin. and
one mile from the Guadalupe river; | was
ssduccd by Frederick Klee; he is twenty.
three years old and lives six miles below my
brothers place with his parents, on the Qua,
dsloupe; ho promised to marry me; / left
home with my brother yesterday before day.
light; we fell out on the WY TO this city and
suppose that is the reason no left me;
Frederick Kee, my ssducer, was constant
visitor at my brothers house; worked three
years ago at Mr., Krumberger's, eight miles
from Seguin." The child is boy and the
mother is doing well under the circumslan-
ces, being well provided for by DR.. John
Herff, and will be attended TO by Lew Ray.
mond, the kind hearted woman at whose
house she was taken.
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of redemption if backed by government
vouchers, and urged the necessity for an
amendment providing that nothing in the
act shall be construed TO authorize the
retirement or cancellation of any part of the
outstanding currency.
Mr.. Logan favored fixed rate of 90 per
cent, believing this to be as low as bonds
could be lloated.
Mr.. Brown reviewed the resources of the
country and its prosperity, concluding with
the expression Of his full conviction that q
per cent. bond without difficulty could be
disposed of at par.
Mr.. Call favored per cent with the gov.
ermenps option in five years, the option rs
soon as practicable.
Mr.. Salisbury said that as between 3 and 81,
he would favor the lower rate.
Mr.. Cockrel said that in bis opinion A 8
per cent bond coulI be easily noated at par,
and would in short time be at a premium.
The senate appropriation committee to.
day decided to report on the amendment to
tho legislative appropriation bill, making an
app 2riaton for large increase of the
fore u the pension Office to facilitate por-
sion aims
Al a.ij 4 vote being called for, Mr. Terry
moved - amend the amendment of the COM
mittee, fixing three and half per cent.
rate for long bond, by inserting the words
mot exceeding" thus applying sliding
scale and providing for treasury notes on
long loan
ny. Bayard intimated a willingness to ac-
ceps the amendment, At this point ineaec.
tua efforts were made to adjourn, Davis, OF
Illinois, insisting that il was u
duty the senate owed to the country tC
pass funding bill of some kind before ad,
iourning.
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rernnndo Woo,Ips ncmn,us

Pittsburgh, Pa, Feb. 17.-Sergeant- at
arms 0. +. Rainey, with Messrs John r.
Tucker, Il. Q. Mills, William Lounsberry
and W. S. Collins, a committee appointed by
congress TO meet the remains of Hon. Fer
nando Wood at this point, arrived hero al 10
o'clock. The body will roach here on the
1880 train this evening, when the committee
will take it in charge and proceed on the 5
o'clock train.to Washington City.
The remains Of the late Fernando Wood
left here for Washington this evening under
charge of tho congressional committe
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Murderous wre,ches

Nashville, Tenn, Feb. 1.-Two negroes
implicated in the LAprode murder have
turned states evidence against the remaining
live, on trial AT Springfield to-day, and testi-
iiod that there we're ten in the party who
went to murder Laprode for money which he
was supposed to have in his possession.
Jack Bell was the leader of the gang, An
thony Duffy gavo a most horrible account Of
the brutal treatment Of Laprode, whom they
cut, sIashed and hanged, his teeth being
Knocked out and his skull broken. He
begged for mercy but without avail.
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MineOla MeIange

Special to the Herald.
MlNEoLA, Feb. l7,-Burglsrs entered the
store Of Sodekeson & Bros last night by cut.
ting through brick wall in tho rear. The
amount of plunder taken is not known.
., The survey of the Missouri, Kansas Il
Texas extension was finished and the first
dirt broken Monday. II fair weather holds
on we will have another road by May lat.
Business is good and many strangers are in
town.
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London, Feb. L. The Standard says it is
understood that it is part of the Trsnsvaal
10 which the Boers have lait claim that is
90 be declared independent and the remain
ing seven larger parts to DO governed by the
British, and that a British resident shall b.
appointed at the capital Of the Boo rs
The president of the Orange Free states
telegrapas he has taken stringent provisions
to preserve the neutrality of the states
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STATE SPECIALS.
TEXAS TOPICS BY TELEGRAPH

A Physician Falls Dead at BOnhan-
Forger Caught at TyIer-AbIIino
Starts n GraVeyard-San Anto.
ME Sensations A Planter
Robbed at Galveston
Girl Shot in the Head
Criminal Court at
Houston, Rte
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HOUSE.

Immediately after the morning call the
house went into committee of the whole on
bill No. S07, relating to the tax on the sale OF
liquor with Mr. Upton in the chair.
The same business was done as yesterday, a
number of amendments being offered and q
few adopted, but materially changing the
bill.
AT 2 o'clock the committee rose and re-
ported the bill and amendments, when the
house adjourned. The entire morning hour
was spent in discussing this bill, which ex.
cites considerable attention.
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FnII nend.

Special to The Herald.
Bonham, Feb. 17.-This morning about
. o'clock, DR.. b. D. Kennedy fell dead, while
walking out through his orchard. Ho was
ono of the Oldest and bes. citizens of Bon
ham, and was apparently in good hoalth
when the misfortune occurred. The cause
of his desth is yet unknown.
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Tyler Items.

Special TO the Herald
Tyler, Feb NV. I. Cherry, Of VIM
berly Il Phillips, succeeded in capturing
VIM. Osrrere, the forger of note finding
three hundred and seventy dollars on his
person, all of which Cherry gets as a reward.
Carrlore was brought to this place whore he
will be tried.
The weather is still dissgreeable and cold.
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the cost of the improvement
There Is some talk of an appeal to the gov
ernor to defeat the charter.
a Grave YARD started. /.

Speclal TO the Herald.
Aoilme, Feb. 17.-John Snoddy was shot
through the head and instantly killed at two
o'clock this morning, He was sleeping in a
tont with VIM. Wright.
SGoddy for several years lived on the
rancheof Simpson II Courts. He came from
Missouri and had no family. The tragedy is
a mystery
Nothing being done of interest in this 20
ahead town.
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No senator Yer.

Harrisburg, Pa, Feb 1.-THE Both ballot
for senator resulted: Beaver rs, Wallace
II, Bayne so, Philips 5, Henry H. Schoaeld
2, Harmer 9, Gen. w. ). Hancock ], Nc
Grath /, Davis |, Thos. w. Phillips /, and
Parlinston l. Adjourned until tomorrow
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-18

Berlin, Feb. l7.-In the Reichstag yester-
day Count Won Armen Beatsenberg was re-
elected presidents; Herr Won Franckenstein,
of the centre, vice president, and Herr Ack--
ormann, conservative, second vice president.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-18
Conc Into Llnuidntion

Watertown, N. Y, Feb. 1.-THE national
bank of New York has gone into liquidation.
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XYIITH LEGISLATURE,
THIRTY-F0URTH DAYS PROCEEDINGS

-SHS
The House Spends the Day In Conn
miItee of the whole on Speech
baking - The Senate Passes
the Indictment Simplifying
BiIl-A Bnt 40 Regulate
the Practice OF Medicine
FavOrably Report
cd Upon.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-05-25
For THE HERALD.
The Clinton Sunday School
Celebration.

wish, through your columns, to
express our warmcst thanks to the
citizens of Newbcrry, for the many
obligations under which they placed
our community on the day of our re-
cent Sunday School Anniversary.
First and foremost, they gave US an
appreciative, whole.soulcd, 6ue-l looking
addition to our audience of one hun.
dred and fifty. FIVE persons That was
something to be proud Of Then they
gave US two excellent and most vel.
come speakers, Professors Sale and
Cromer. whose words to our little peo-
pie were much enjoyed.
Then last, but by 10 means least,
We feel not only indebted but very
grateful to the excursion party gotten
up by the Avelcigh Sunday School,
for thirty dollars presented tc the
Thornwell Orphanage, that being the
net proceeds of the excursion. It was
a generous act, generously done, and
one that binds The hearts of our peo-
pie still closer to onr ncighborly sister
town of Newberry.
To Mr.. A. c. Jones. Of your place,
iu particular, our Ladies' Aid Asso,
citation are specially indebted for t;vors
which they heartily appreciate.
Inviting your community to ou1
next anniversary,
| AM, very truly yours,
VIM. ?. JACOBS.
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Stale News.

Rev. 0. A. Darby has been elect
ed President of the Columbia Fe
male College.
Joe Stephens, colored, was hang
ed at Edgefeld Friday, goth inst:
for the murder of Andy Richardson
colored, January IL, 1878.
Solicitor J. S. Cothran, of Abbe
vile, has been appointed by the
Governor to fill the unexpired term
Of Judge Thomson as Judge of the
Eighth Circuit.
The JOINT Committee of the Sen
ate and House appointed at the last
session of the Legislature to con.
slider and report on all bills and
resolutions relative to q Constitu-
tional Convention and to amend.
ments TO the Constitution, met in
Columbia yesterday.
A committee has gone North to
make arrangements for purchasing
the machinery and for the erection
of the buildings Of the Charleston
Cotton Factory. The committee
will engage Mr.. A. D. Lockwood to
superintend the purchase of ma.
chinery and the construction of the
mill. Mr.. Lockwood makes such
matters a specially.
The State Board of Agriculture
met the 18th and appointed dele.
gates to the Atlanta Exposition,
which meets in October, one from
each Congressional District; from
this District, Hon. D. Wyatt Aiken.
The Board also appointed delegates
to the Mississippi Valley Cotton
Planters Exposition which meets
in Memphis the 25th instant; dele
gate from this Coanty, Col. Vim.
7. Fair. - ~, . ....... .g-.a
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THE ATLANTA ExPosITIoN.-.Cun-
missioner Butler is cndcavoring to
make a 6uc collection of minerals,
woods aud agricultural products of
this Stale for exhibition at the At
lapta Exposition, in October He re.
quests persous who feel an interest in
makiug this exhibition a creditable
one to send him specimens Of wheat,
corn, oats, peas, rye, barley, rice,
buckwheat, fax, peanuts, tobacco,
cotton, millet, clover and grasses,
dried fruit. chu(as. molasses, wines,
woods, minerals, stone, marble, &C.,
aud particularly Of fruits. The last
named should be not quite ripe, so
that they may be preserved in alco-
hol.-Columbia Register.