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Foreign Affaira.
NAPLES, October 29.-A. hurricane
swept throngh tho province of Syracuse,
yesterday. Several bu i I di age were blows
down. It is reported that thirty-two
persons wore buried uudor the ruins.
The Pope declinen to interfere iu be?
half of the clergy of Galway.
The quays at Havre ore orowded with
vessels for America, whose owuers refuse
to allow them to sail, pending the threat?
ened proclam?t ?on disoriminuting agaiust
Frenob bottoms.
There is a confliot between the upper
and lower houses o? the Prussian Diet
over local self-government iu tho rural
districts. Tho Deputies threateu to re?
sign, unless the Lords pass the bill. The
Emperor favors the bill.
The damages by the Po flood are im?
mense. Villages and towns in Mantua
and Ferrara are flooded, and thousands |
are houseless. The mest fertile fields in
Italy are submerged.
MADRID, October 29.-While the army
bill was under consideration in the
Corte?, yesterday, Senor Garridos said
tho K ui foul party in Spain ousted only
?by suffraooe of the Republicans. This
remark gave rise to awarm debate, dur?
ing which a sharp encounter took place
between* Senor Zorina, President of tho
Gbu?oil, and Senor Figueroa. The lat?
ter,! in tho oour.se of au excited speech,
declared that tho present'was the last
Bpauish Ministry that would' bo formed
under K<ug Amadeus; '
.' LONDON, October 29.-Lord Massey's
country tj*r.t, io County Limerick, Ire
laud, was destroyed 'by fire, lust night.
Loss $700,000'. . . '. > .??
,' y A'-.acricii n Matters.
CHABXIESTON,' October 29.-Arrived
Steamships James Ad ger and Georgia,
New York; Wm; Kennedy, Baltimore.
NEW YORK, October 28-LMldoight.
Reporta to-night ar? that the , horse
disease is increasing in extent and vio?
lence. Over-worked horses ara stabled,
. fur^noed of - 'rest-^umbaTro^ing business
stiU moro. Tho flr?'department horses
aro nearly all sick.
NEW YORK, . October 29.- The horse?
men' ;s?y the disease has reached the
crisis, and will ' tie on *a declin? to-day.
Weather cool. Hundreds .of partially
eJrsated horses . are beiug used, t The
?ucibMr of deaths reported yesterday
- waft 250. The leading physiciaus and
Board of Health say the disease will pro?
bably soon attuok mau. -There ia strong
public feeliug against continuous work
sng of sick horses. Five fell dead ic
harness yesterday. Merohaots nndei
contract to ship, pay enormous cartage
The disease is more severe in Jersey
City und vicinity. Hardly enough horse,
are left to drag hearses to funerals. Jobi
Pierey, a well-known citizen of Jerso]
City, was seized with the horse plague
and is dangerously sick. The malady
bas appeared iu Halifax, Nova Scotia
and TituHville, Pa.
NEW ORLEANS, Octobor 29.-During i
gamblers' light, John Houry receive*
four ehots and Perry Lyons was fatull;
stubbed. Henry will proh-ibly die.
MATAUORAS, October 29.-A commis
sion bas been appointed to iuvonttgat
the complicity of Oflicials with tho Ri
Grande cattle-stealers. Oortiua basabl
lawyers preparing his defence.
. j BOSTON, October 29.-The horse dit
ease bas taken a favorable turu. Som
days must elapse before recovery.
? WASHINGTON, October 29.- Wm. I
Crosby bau been appointed Consul-Gei
oral at Rome.
The American British Claims Con
mission re-assembled yesterday.
On the Supreme Court bondi, all wei
present, exoept Nelson and Davis.
At the Cabinet to-day, only Fish an
Belknap ivere in their chairs.
Probabilities-The barometer will coi
tinue falling tn the North-west and to tt
Mississippi and Lower Ohio Valleys, ar
over lakes Michigan and Superior, wit
8outbe-aaterly to South-westerly wind
threatening weather and rain. In tl
Western Gulf streams, Southerly wiud
threatening weather and rain. In tl
Eastern Gulf and South Atlantic stream
North-easterly to South-easterly wind
cloudy weather und occasional light rai
From Michigan to Lake Ontario ut
thence to tho All?gu?mes, North-easter
to South easterly wind?, aud clout
weather. For New England and t
Middle States, generally clour weuth
and Northerly to Easterly winds. T
Pacido reports aro missing.
CHESTER, VT., October 20.-Nathan
Fullerton, President of thu B Ho
Falls National Bank, is dond, aged nit
ty-eight. He was tho oldest bank pre
dent, probably, ia the Uaited States.
PHILADELPHIA, October 29.-Fil
oases of the malady are hore, and 100
Camden.
The iron clad Sangus, towed by i
Powbattnn, sails on Tuesday next 1
Key West and Havana. The nteamsi
Ohio, the second of the Philadelphia a
Liverpool liue, will bo launched to-m
row.
PATTERSON, N. J., October 29.-1
malady is rapidly increasing.
NEW YORK, October 29-Evening
Tbe Sixth avenue and Canal street a
haye suspended.
Financial ana Commercial.
COLUMBIA, S. C., Ootober 29.-S?
of cotton to-day 93 bales-middl
17%.
LONDON, Ootobor 29-Noon.-C
sols 92%. 5s
- PARIS, Ootober 29.-Rentes 53f. 15
LIVERPOOL, Ootober 29-3 P. M
Cotton opened quiet and steady
lands 9%; Orleans 10>?@10& B(
bay shipments alcoa last report to 28
1.F00 bales. Sales 15.000 bales; spe
lation and exports,OOO; salos of Orle
for Ootober 10 7-1&
LIVERPOOL, October 29-Eveninf
Ootton closed onohauged.
NEW YORK, Ootober 29-Noon.- Ste
strong. Gold steady, at 12%. Mo
firm, at7. Exoha?gc-long 8%; si
I0)?. Governments firm and stet
State bondi dull and Bteady. Col
quiet; eales 1,241 bales-uplands 20;
loans 20<-?'. Flour" doll oud declining.
Wheat quiet and heavy.: Gora dull and
u ohnnged. Pork firm, ut 15 90. Lard
steidy-steam 9^B<38%. Freights quiet,
7 P. M.-Moaey( afters stringent day,
cloned nt 7. Sterling 8%. Gold 12%@
12J-g. Governmeuts steady. States dull
and barely steady. Cottou steady; ?ales
2.121 bales-uplands 20; Orlenoii 20 ??.
Flour dull aud lower-common , to fair
extra 7.10@9 15; good to ohoico 9.20@
12.0J. WhiHkey firm, at 93>?. Wheat
heavy; common grades deoliniug-winter
red Western 1.50@1.65. Guru opened
dull, bnt closed a shade firmer, with
moderato export demand. Pork a trifle
easier, at 15.85@15.87^. Lard weak,
at8^@8J?. Freights more active and
firm. Cotton receipts-net 1,020 bales;
gross 4,315. Salea of futures 16.200
bales, us follows: October 19%@1911-16;
November 18^@18%; December 18^
(&18%; January 18 15 16@19; February
19#; March 19%@19 15-10; April 20%
?2-J5-16; May 20^.
BALTIMORE, October 29.-Flour quiet.
Wheat dull-obeloe white 2.0?(?}2 10.
Corn atroog-white 72; yellow 43@45.
Provisions quiet and unchauged. Whis?
key scarce, at 341?.
CINCINNATI, Ootober 29!-Flour dull
and unchanged. Corn in fair demand
and firm, utPork nominally 14.50.
Lard steady-kettle held at 8. Bacon
firm-shoulders 6%; clear rib sides, 10
bid; 10 W asked; olear aides Uj?. Whis?
key steady, at 89.
Sr. LOUIS, Ootober 29.-Flour quiet
and weak. Corn dull-No. 2, mixed,
35. Whiskey steady, at 89. Pork
stock exhausted. Bacon quiet-cash lota
of shoulders 7; sides 11%@11%; order
lota %o. higher. . Lard iu good demand
for future delivery, at 1%.
LOUISVILLE, Ootober 29.-Flour in fair
demand-extra family 6.50@7.25. Cora
steady-mixed 45; white 47. Provisions
scarce; nothing doing. Shoulders 0)4?
6%; clear rib sides 10J?@10>?, packed.
Lard and pork, none here. Whibkoy
firm, nt 89.
Nsw OBLBANS. Ootober 29.-Cotton
io fair demand-good ordinary 18^; low
middling 18%; middling 19%; receipts
11,249 bales; salua to-day 1,000; last
eventug 3,700; stock 94,441.
Mon ILE, Ootober 29.-Cotton firm
middling 19; receipts 2,632 bales; salea
600; stock 14.977.
AUGUSTA, Ootober 29.-Cotton quiet
aud firm-middling 18; receipts 1,027
balep; salea 1,319.
OHABLESTON, October 29 -Cotton
quiet uud firm-middling 18J?@18jlg;
receipts 2,919 bales; salea 400; fitook
32.880.
BOSTON, October 29.-Cotton strong
middling 20',.; ; roceipta 250 bales; sales
400; stock 2.500.
SAVANNAH, Ootober 29 -Cotton quiet
and firm-middling 18 J ?(?418^ ; receipts
5,236 bales; sales 1,615; etock 54,399.
How IT FEELS TO BE POISONED WITH
STKYCHNINB.-A man out iu Nevada,
who took a dose of strychnine by mis?
take and escaped to tell the tale, de?
scribes the sensation of dying by this
process. It ia enough to deter any per?
son io his senses from selecting that
mode of committing auioide. He says
he felt a succession of shocks and con?
vulsions, each worse than being broken
on the wheel, and after Buffering terrible
torments for a period that seemed of in?
finite duration, he finally sunk into un?
consciousness, from which he waa res?
cued by the utmost exertiona of a skill?
ful physician.
BOY DBOWNED.-Ed. Steele, colored,
about fourteen yeera old, a deck hand of
the tug Relief, foll overboard yesterday
morning, while tho vessel was lying off
Palmetto Wharf. Before assiatance
could be renderod him he waa struck by
one of the wheels, sunk, and rose no
more.-Charleston Courier.
ANOTHEB GIN-HOUSE BURNED.-Tho
gin-house of Mr. W. H. Kennedy, a few
miles distant from Iudiantown, together
with cotton press, a large quantity, of
seed, and a little colton, was totally de?
stroyed by fire on last Tuesday night.
It was evidently tho work of aa incendi?
ary.
Mr. 8. M. Smart bas filed a protest
with the State Canvasser, against tho re?
ception of tbe Horeb Box, on tho ground
of snifioieut iu formalities to throw it out
of tho count. In case it in thrown out,
Smart's majority over M. 8. Miller will
ba forty-one.- Winn&boro 'News.
Tho Union School of Woatfield, N. Y.,
baa a naughty pro'essor. He recently
got a divorce from his wifo and eloped
with a pupil. 1 f er ho deserted, hired a
livery horse and buggy and sold them,
and wouud up by stealing u jeweler's
watoh.
FOUND DEAD.-John Capps, Sr., of
Long Creek Township, N. C., waa lound
dead iu bia bcd, recently. The coroner
was not called iu. He was the oldest
mau in tho township, and an excellent
citizen.
We haven't board of a singlo caae of
outrage in Alabama, and yet tbe despot
aenda hia troopa thither. Will the peo?
ple suatain Grant iu Iheao tyrannical
courses?
A Michigan man narrowly escaped
banging six months ago, for the mur?
der of a boy. The youth haa turned up
safe and sound.
Pesta ti go, Wis., is li ko Chicago, play?
ing the purt of tho arisen phoenix with
groat Buooess.
A Ptioifio slope Chinaman gambled bis
wife away, aud thon, followiug her to
the winner's house, stabbed her to death.
We havo reaohed the astounding
power of communicating with Australia
in one day.
Half of a eirena is laid np at Sus?
pension Bridge, N. Y. Horse disease
did it.
Pick pockets aro inolined to believe in
a special Providenoo since ladies have
begun to wear Ruisia leather belt-bags.
1 A drug clerk in New York has boen
sentenced to prison for ten days for at?
tempting to commit suicido.
A COLORED DEMOCRAT 'ATTACKED DY
NEORO RADICALS AND SEVERELY BEATEN.
LiHHt Saoday evening, Stephen Brown, a
colored Democrat, living on Bridge Bow,
and a colored preacher named LIW?B
Williams, together witb their wives,
went. over to Hamburg to church.
Brown was assured before be went that
he would not be molested; nevertheless,
as soon ss the services were over, and
the congregation was leaving the church,
a body of negroes assembled at the door,
and Crying: "Kill .the Democratl"
''Knock him down!" attempted to seize
him. Brown, however, clung closo to
Williams, and several members of tb?
church, who tried to proteot him. He
was finally knocked down, and tho des?
peradoes would probably have stamped
bim to death, had he not been pulled up
immediately by Williams. Brown and
Williams then started for tho bridge,
followed by the black Ku Klux, who
rained upon both a shower of blows
from stioka of every description. The
scoundrels wero evidently incensed with
Williams on account of bis efforts to pro
toot Brown, benoe their maltreatment of
him as well ns the bitter. Brown was
once seized by his assailants, who
dragged him s-^nio distance, when WU
barns, assisted by a number of the bet?
ter-disposed among the members of the
Hamburg Church, managed to rescue
bim. Williams and Brown then hurried
towards the bridge, which they noon
reached, and proceeded somo distance
upon. Being now within Georgia juris
diction, Brown considered that be wai
safe. This proved not to be the' case,
ile was closely followed by tho negrc
Badicals, who again attacked him, neal
the middle ot the Bridge, and beat hin
in a fearful man per. They also attempt
ed to throw Williams' wife into th?
river, but wore prevented by ber fran th
struggles ana tue determined effort* o
her husband. The beating of Browi
still continued, and the determination o
his persecutors seemed to be to muk?
him take flight io order that they migb
shoot bim aa he ran. Brown, bowevet
still clung to Williams nod the few other
who were endeavoring to proteot him
and bis assailants, 'finding that in ords
to murder him they Would be obliged t
kill several others, who, although votic
the Radical ticket, did not wish to'see a
innocent man butchered, and discovei
log tho approach of a policeman, ri
turned to the Carolina side of the rivei
leaving their victim with a bloody ey
and a bruised body.
Brown recognized among tho attacl
ing party several negro men living i
Hamburg, but having employmeut i
Angust??. He, therefore, proceeded 1
the City Hull, where he informed tl
police of the affair, and gave thom tl
names of those of his assailants workio
in Augusta. Yesterday morning three <
these, named respectively Thomas Ca
roll, Cyrus James und Brown Andcrsoi
were arrested and lodged in the gum
house, to await the action of the grau
jury, a portion of tho assault having bee
committed within the jurisdiction of tl
State of Georgia. Buller Edwards, a
other of the .-insulting purty, who w
employed at 'Li machiue shop of M
Goodrich, swum auross tho river nt
escaped. W understand that the u
groes who wei o arrested will be indiob
for riwt.
We were informed by Brown, tho mi
who WPS so severely bandied, that thc
is an organizad band of colored Ku Kt
in Hamburg, with Thomas Carroll, o
of tho arrested parties, as captain. T
object of this baud is to deter color
men from becoming Democrats, and
punish those that ure already of that j
litical faith. That they endeavor
carry out thia object is evident by t
attack on Brown Sunday night,
course no notice is taken of such cu
by the Federal authorities. Everythi
ie right and proper in their eyes to p
vent colored men voting for Greel<
Demoornta only are to be dealt with i
der the Enforcement Ant.
\Augusta Constitutionalist
CAPT. SHOTWELL.- flus fearless yoi
publishes a curd in the Charlotte
server indignantly den ung that ho 1
been trying to make terms with tho e
my. We believe that he would roi
tho penitentiary before ho would do
unmanly or a cowardly thing. 1
whole ?tory was a low Radios I tri.-k. *
impression sought to bo ma ie wau t
Shotwell could oonviot Vance und cert
Conservative leaders, U lt was too hut
able to do ic. Tho mon who got up
lie knew that these louder* were no m
connected with the Ku Kmx organ
tion thau noi noe Ch "loy or Gen G..
\jCharhi'$ Southern //t>..i
Ems, the famous i '.orman resort
gamblers, has been < privi d of its
tractious for thin ein t of visitors,
"establishment" baviL;{ been closed
the Government. Thu profits of
bank during tho postseason nmoui
to $3-25,000. The "establishmints'
legalized gambling bouses at Bui
Buden and Nauheim will be closed
Ootober 31; those at Wnisbadon
Homboorg on December 31.
THE WEST VIRGINIA ELECTION.
actual result of the West Virginia <
tton has been rutber lost sight of in
excitement of later aud more imp?t
contesta. Gov. Jacob bas just issn
proclamation declaring that the ro\
Constitution was adopted, but the ul
separately submitted, excluding col
men from office, was rejected.
THE ELECTION IN COLLETON Cot
The Colleton Gazette says: A very
vote was polled ia this County at
eleotion. A little ovor 3,000 votes
polled altogether. At the olectioi
1870, we polled over 6,000 votes.
a fall is this, my countrymen 1"
One of tho most infamous and n<
ons villains of New York, "The A
hy name, openly boasts that bc i
$6 000 by bis services rendered ti
Radicals at the election held io Phi!
phis. Some of bis gang coolly t
that they voted forty times apiece.
THE NEW LEGISLATURE-SOMETHING
TO HE THANKFUL Fon.-Among the re
eultR of the reeent State election, thoro
is ono nt least which we oun hail as a
substantial gain, and whioh encourages
the hope that the redemption of the
State from tho evils that afflict her may
not, after all, be far off. 15y an exami?
nation of the list of members elect of the
General Assembly, it will bo scon that
thore is a marked improvemout iu tho
composition of that body, the Conserva?
tivos having made respectable gains in
each of tho Houses. In the Sonate of
lust year, there were only flvo Conserva?
tives, and one of them, Mr. Jool Fostor,
of Spartaoburg, by his removal from the
State during the session, reduced tho
number to four, whioh, in such a body,
proved a totally inefficient minority.
Next winter, however, there will be
eight staunch Conservatives in the Se?
nate to oppose tho twonty-fivo Republi?
can members; and eight good mon can do
much toward preventing the consumma?
tion of bad measures, and in distributing
judiciously aud honestly the minor
offices iu their respective Counties. In
the House of Repr?sentatives, in which
body every s?beme for plundering the
people must originate, there will be
twenty-four Conservatives, where there
were but twelve last wintsr. Thus the
little band, to whom the tax-payers ol
the Stato have a right to look with con?
fidence for the protection of their inte?
rests, has actually been doubled in nu?
merical strength. Nor must it bo for
gotten that among our Legislators eleol
are included strong rn eu like W. ' H.
Wallace, of Union, Gabriel Cannon, ol
Sparlanbnrg, Henry A. Meerie, of Lex?
ington, and others, whose voices, ia al
that concerns the publie weal, are sur*
to bo heard and heeded, when their mon
votes might avail little. All honor ti
the Counties that have been ublo to d*
thns much for thu salvation of Soutl
Carolina.-Charleston News.
Somebody competed at tho Goldsbon
(N. C.) Fair for the carpet-bag priz
offered by tho carpet-bagger Nason, o
Newberu, as an insult to our people
The following description of the articl
ia furnished by the Raleigh News: Afto
a brief survey of the article, thu pleaBan
smile of Geo. W. is.quickly transforme
into a hideous scowl, bo .drops it am
with rapid strides loaves the hall. Th
oarpot-bag is. then taken up.by af rien
and thus described: A beautiful bin
satin miniature of a carpet-bag, th
loops of which are made with hemp core
a fringe of white and black negro's woe
ornaments the sides and bottom as a
edging; suspended fioin tho bag is
hangman's knot, also made of hemp;
miniature key is hanging by ita sid*
which fits niooly iu the emull look; tb
bag is opened and found to coutain
kink of negro's hair and several strips <
paper containing tho following iuscri|
tious: "Stolen North Carolina Bonds"
''Stolen Kai I road Bonds"-"Corruptic
iu high places"-"We ?ball and wi
rule our oouutry," and one or two othe
that our friend has forgotten. Nusi
left by tho next train for Newberu.
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PnosrsniTY OP THE SOUTH.-Nt
York U jubilant over tho marked rovi\
of her Southern trade, consequent up*
tho recovery of tho South from tho loi
BOOROO of depression whioh followed tl
war aud reconstruction. The Event
Mail tells us: "Foj almost every class
merchandiso. the orders have been larg
and thu quality of goods belter than 1
many years past, and there seems to
an unwonted ability aud readiness to p
cash or to ask only vory short crod
Actual investigation shows that thc j
crease in boniness with the difiere
Southern States varies from twenty-fl
to fifty per cent, ot the whole umoc
for the past Beacons. Not only does t
demaud for more and better merohund
evince a growing prosperity, but t
call for agricultural implements and n
chiner}* shows that fie people aro e
nostly at work establishing their ind
tries upon a solid basia."
A correspondent, writing 'rom Athe
cnriously contrasts tho mix'ui?s* to
found thorc of ancient an 1 r-.M?orn ci
\7. itious. Railroads spin tli->:r tra
amid tho temples of 3,000 yours; ateti
era dash their swells upon tho Fire
and tho scream of their whistles r?sout
from Athos, Ponlehens and Cytheroc
Olympus and tho heavens beyond tl
goda. Dr. Ayer's world-renowned rn?
cities, those consummations of mod
noieuce, are posted on L'ie Acropolis,
''arthenon, the Areopagus aud tho'I
Rion, while the modest cards of Chi
Pectoral, Ayrr'a Sarsaparilla, Ague C
aud Pills look from tho windows of
shops iu tho streets of Athen*, wt
they nre sold.-New York Sund i)/ Ul
There are a number of absurd rep
abroad concerning thu present stt
and future prospects of tho New "Y
Tribune, aa if a newspaper with u q
ter of a ceuttiry'a growth, and wit
million o? dollars iu tho market,
tbiug to bo blown down in a day bec*
an election in Pennsylvania was car
the wrong way by bribery and ba
stuffing.
The Pope is hard upon tho marr
slate, for ho wittily said, on heariug
Futhor Hyacinthe waa married: "
Saiuts be praised, tho renegade
taken hil punishment into bia
bauds. Tho waya of Provideuoe ar
scrutable"
The English, barquo Stella, iu bal
bound from Provideuoe, R. I.,
Charleston, S. C , went ashore
Lhursday, the 11th instant, about
miles North of Capo Lookout,
banda saved, aud it.is thought the v
may be g?lten off.
A bottlo was washed ashore at ]
rush, on Sunday, containing a piei
paper with tho following on it: "
with all bands, at sea, tho Lihboi
24th September, 1872 "
Joe Pentland, tho circus jester, i
inmate of the lunatic asylum on W
? Island, New York.
Wh?lo tho Grant newspapers aro pub
Holy proclaiming that their candidate is
sore to bo elected, no matter what be?
tides, the chair nen of their committees,
national, State (.od special, ure socrctly
pleading for moro mone}-, crying out, in
a paraphrase of Omar's appeal to Cas?
sius, !'Help-cash us-or we sinkl"
Here is one A. B. Cornell, chairman,
Uuitod Staten Cuntom Hoasu officer,
&o., in New York, who has sent a circu?
lar, dated "Fifth Avenue Hotel, October
IC," to national banks, stating that "this
committee hus-determined not to make
assessments on Federal or State officers,
as hae b?ea banal heretofore, and, there?
fore, wo bute to rely npon such volun?
tary contributions as they, together with
other friends of tho nins?, may be
pleased to make." It will be observed
in thu above that, io addition to tho im?
plied aoknowleJgm'eot that more money
is nneded to carry tho elections for the
Badical candidates,,the circular speaks
of "assessments; -'cn Federal or State
o flic o rn, as has bc od .Usual heretofore. t
It will bo remembered jtbjst the Gram
organs make u clamorous claim that the
money- \vr u ng rr om United S tat ca .office -
bolder*-'!* voluntarily :cAntributed ? to
"the caus?;" How false thia assertion ia
is shown: in the words ubov? quoted,
wherein tho avowal is made that tbe
office-holders are assessed - so much per
cent, upon their salaries to help elect .
President and Vice-President of the
United States.- Washington Patriot.
UNPARALLELED OUTRAOB.-A gentle?
man from the vicinity of Gordon called
at this office, says the Macon Telegraph,
and made tho following startling dis
closures:
On Wednesday night, about 2 P. M.,
a baud of ten United States soldiers, led
by some brevet official, appeared at the
dwelling of Dr. J. B. Teire'.l, in quest of
the Doctor and his son, who were from
homer. They entered the house and
searched the premises in t he rudest man?
ner, violating with their radian presence
tho Bleeping clumber of two young la?
dies, and even tearing frot? their persons
tho bed covering which protected them.
Disappointed dr. not finding their prey,
they then Visited'Other dorhicils, and ar?
rested und bore away With! them Messrs.
Wm. Fouutuiu;' :Wm:'Giihir, William
Bridges, Frank Kennington, Edward
Walker, railroad agent, And James Foun?
tain. Not content wi di thus outraging
the homes an'd persons.Of their victims,
these exemplary representatives of Radi
cul law proceeded to rifle the pockets of
one of their prisoners, Mr. Win. Fouu?
tuiu, of about $15.
INTERNAL BEVESDE -Tho Goniniis
siouer of Internal Boveune will be very
brief iu his annual report. The late
changes in the law work pp satisfactorily
thut no recommendation for improve?
ment eau bo fuggested. The revenue
from whiskey, malt and liquore i-t largely
iucreused. The amounts realized from
tobacco are twenty per cent, beyond
calculations. The troubles with brewers
will be left lo Congress for action. The
present uniform tax ou tobacco bas
been found to work especially favorable.
The number of distilleries, especially in
the Southern States, has inoreused in au
unprecedented manner. It is estimated
that uuder tho red aced figures tho reve?
nue from internal sources will amount
to $123,000,000, which is $20,000,000
abovo the figure? agreed upon by thu
financial authorities when the reductions
went into effect.
At Fort Vancouver, Washington Ter?
ritory, a drummer boy, belonging to the
i Twenty-first Begiment United States In?
fantry, was recently confined in the
guard room for having returned to the
barracks in a state of intoxication. The
boy attempted to escapo, disregarding
the comm iud of the sentry to halt,
whereupon tho latter fired upon the es?
caping prisoner, killing him on the spot.
I Tho sherill attempted to arrest the sen?
try on a charge ot murder; but General
Cunby, commanding thu district, hus
declared that the civil courts havo no
1 jurisdiction in the matter, und the se nt ry
I ts to bu tried by mihtury court martial.
! A COLUMBIA BIRD.-Bobert Small?,
colored, wus arrested yesterday, by the
detectives, on a despatch received from
Chief of Police Juoksoo, of Columbia,
I who requested that he be held until he
could be sent for. Smalls admitted that
there hud been a game of strap played
whereby a g reborn had lost fifty itol
lars, but d: el ired that ho wus innocent
of having hud anything to do with steul
mg tho money. - Charleston Courier.
A RAILROAD GUNDOO rou KILLED.-A
Springfield, MlsoOilii, despatch of the
22J say?: Conductor Peicy, iu charge of
the express I rain Eist lust night, put a
mun otT tho truia ut Marshfield for re?
fusal to. pay hu f.<re, amt just as Mr.
Percy signalled the engineer to go ahead
ho was f-hol and instantly killed. The
murdorer is an unknown man.
Ou Mo, day night last, about 8 o'olook,
the lumber kilo of Messrs. Miller & Her?
ron, situated near tho Falls and tho Co
lured Methodist Church, WttB entirely
consumed by tire. - Charleston Courier.
Information of the roo.st cheeriug
character was received last week at the
Democratic headquarters in New York
from tho battle ground in tho North?
west
Tho dead body of a white mau was
found yesterday, on the Eastern shore
of Ashley Bi ver, ueur the Atlantic Phos?
phate Works. - Charleston Hews.
Thu room occupied by Mrs. Fair is
tenanted by Fauny Price, indicted for
urson. After she has finished with it, it
ought to sell for a fair price.
A Michigan railroad train ron over a
deer, thu other duy, und came very near
cow-catching a bear.
HARRIED,
At the residence ,ot tho bride's father, in
Union Uouuty, on thu 231 iuetant, by Kev.
Tims W. Hmfth. Air. JlMK? T. WEuLS, of
t ri* city, ami U&}?ltt MoKiSoIGK, of
Union. . ly
A^UOtlojg Sale?.
Mirrors.
BY SEIBEL3 & I ZELL.
T0-MOBR0W [Thursday] MORNING, the
3l8t iuetant, at 10 o'olock, we will sell, aft
ourgoffioo,
TLe two large Mirrors which have been so
much admired. They are tho oneot ev?t
offered in thin rnarkot, and noreons wishing
Much shonld he on hand. Tho ladies are et?
pecially invited to call mud examine tbem
ee'iVea. We aaauro them no bsd nflootioa
will ho made.
ALSO,
At tho saino time ?nd place, a variety of
useful article*- fine Hewing Machine, wood
titoveH, Carpenter'?, Wheelwright's and Black
amith'H Toola, ?to.. Ac.
Articles received uutil 10 o'clock.
Oct 30 _ a
Notice.
ALL persons are hereby warned nnt ta
trespass upon the plantation known as
"TREN HOLM'S." Any one violating will bs
dealt with according to law.
Oct 30 3 _J. M. MOROAK.
For Sale.
2AHO B?3HEL8 of OOKB oan be bad
.Ul/U at the Oas Works, at a rate, io
o?.int of economy, equal to Ked Ash Coal, at
$8 00 per toa. J. A. J. DERRICK,
j Pot 30_ _ . Superintendent.
Taken Up,
ON tho 28th, about severn
miloe from tho city, an estray
OOW, which the owner oan
have by proving property and
paying expenses.
D. MOORE.
For the "South Carolina Agricultural
and Mechanical Fair.'*.
IM? . -.* ' : .* . .
GESKBAL. b ur.KiiiT AND TICK KT Uk PT.,
COLUMBIA, 8. C., October 29.18j2.
ROUND 1'RIP TICKETS for the above
F vi ii. good to roturo until HUN DAY.
Novembur 10, inclusive,-will bo sold at all re?
gular ata'ionROU thia Road, commencing with
SATURDAY, November.2. [ls I? 6.
SGT* Pnrohaeo your Tickets before entering
tho cara. i .' . : '
E. B. DORSEY,
Pot 30 8 Qoneral Tieket Agent.
The Great Drug House.
E. H. HEINITSH
.TIAS the moat complete stock of DBUOS.
eWf MEDICINES. PATENT ? MEDICINES,
Wf AND HF.ALTfci-RE8TOBJ.NQ MEDI
Eft CINE -I. ever imported intr>-thiH market,
? .'AC HEINITSU'S yob'will find tba largest
variety of Chemicals, new Pharmaceutical
Prnparationa, new Reuiodioe for Mon, Worooa
and Children.
An ciog.-.nt assortment of Toilet Roapo and
Toilet Requisites, Pt rf uniery, Novelties, Po?
mades. Hair Preparations, Hair Dressers, and
Hair Restorers and Beautifier*. Over 100 dif?
ferent patterns English Hair Brutuea. I
Evory variety of Euglieh sud French Tooth
Brushes.
New Moilicinal Confections for Coughs,
Throat arid Lunge.
The moat important consid?ration in regard
to this extensive and tino supply ot goods ia
tust they are so reasonable in price. Pur?
chased at low prices, they will bo sold on the
eame terms.
Fro m ri pt io nu aud Family Medicines sup?
plied with beet medicine?, at reduced prices,
at E. H. H KIN I rail's
_Ool3Ot_ Jpr.0? ??d Chemical Store.
Hew Hulled Buckwheat.
1 C\ BVRHELB-ii rut or the season. For
M.9 9 ?ale by UKO. HYMMBR8.
Seed Wheat.
H r BUSHELS Chilean White SEED
I f . WU EAT--a choice variety.
5>j bnebela Red Spring Wheat. Forsalefor
greui (tocks._HOPE A QYLB9.
Carriage Materials.
BU1GY WHEELS.
Springs and Axles,
Ruggy Seats,
Bpokus And Felloes,
Shaft? and Polee,
Enameled Leather and Cloth.
AIHO, Daoh Leather, Bolts. Hubs, Maleable
Cutings, PaiuU, Varnishes, Ac, Ac, on hand
aud for anio low by
Oot29 JOHN AQNBWA80N.
Replete.
WE do not wish to be "frantic" in oar
Btyle of advertising, but we do beg s
eiecrimiuatiog pub'.io to peruse the few fol?
lowing Renie before eating or drinking any?
thing ''purchased elsewhere:"
Yoe, madam, (wo are talking to the ladies
now,) our stock is replete with everything ne?
cessary to supply thu modest laruer, or tickle
tho appetite of ibo fasti rb ona epicure; in fact,
Anything from RU I'TER to BROMA. MACK?
EREL to MUSHROOMS
ALSO,
Ohcd.lar Chcoso ami the f-urowry Limberg
cr, with thc finest assortment of Euglieh aud
American CRACKERS. PICKLES, t?A?OES.
PO I'TED MEA I'S, Cairn Foot aud other JEL?
LIES and PRESERVES, over offered iu Co?
lumbia,
And, Mr. Mann, (wo have talked to yon be?
t?re,) and you know | rotty well bow it is your?
self. You h ive showu it in your action?, and
wo thank you tinoerely; wu only promise to
do a* wu li.ivo boen do.ug. When madam bas
atu-ndod to the gastronomical arrangement,
aud tho cloth has been taken from tho table,
tho proper ingredients may ho had, as usual,
to aid direction, aud create that "feast ot
i eu Min and tho fl >w of emil" which Moet A
Cnau.hiii, Latour tilaiicho or Chateau Yqaom
alono eau create in generous sonls. "Jen se."
Our stock or tine imported SHERRIES,
PORTS. CLARETS, HOOKS, and other
WINES, always in full supply.
Our RrandioB aro unapproachable, and this
standard ab&U ho maiutaiued.
Pet 29 _ GEO. SVMMEBS.
BELL SCHN APPS,
DiBtillnd by tho Proprietors,
AT SCHIEDAM. IN HOLLAND.
AN INVIGORATING TONIC
AXD MEDICINAL BEVERAGE.
Warranted porfectly pure, sud ftes from all
deleterious substances. It is distilled from
BARLEY nf the tlnest quality, and tho ASOMJ .
TIC JUMPER BBBBT OP ITALY and designed
expressly for caaes of Dyspepsia or Indigos,
tion, Dropsy, Gont, Bhenmatism, General
Debility, Catarrh of tho Bladder, raine in th*
Back and Stomach, and all diseasos of th*
Urinary Organs. It given gnat relief ia
Asthma, Gravel and Calculi in the Bladder,
strengthens and invigorates tho system, and
iu a certain preventative and cure of that
dreadful scourge, l r.YE H AMO AOU? .
CAUTION I Ask for "Hueso* G. WOLFS*
BELL SOUHAITS."
For salo by all respectable Grocers and Apo?
thecaries.
HUDSON G. WOLFE A CO., Sole Importe??.
O ftlce, 18 South William ot reel, Now York.
Sept U Sm*