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A8HAJJTEB DU'FIO?LTIEa-BBVOIil IN Blfc
boa-^dbbbbtionb. wt).v ;jtio. * st '?? ;
Paris, AprilS.?Carlists hero baye'in
f or mat ion thai a revolt ha? broken but
in Bilboa, Only half of thoir army bos
beeu GugftRoJ in therjoout battle."Gar.
San'ea will shortly march with a strong
division upon Madrid, to opt off Ser
rano'd coumu lioations.
Madrid, April 3.?An official despatch
states that 400 officers aud meu have de?
serted from Gen. Santes' oofnmund and
come into the Republican lines.
London, April 3.?Oapt. Glover, of
tbo Aahauteo expedition, arrived to day
at Liverpool, aud w\s received with
great rejoicings.
London,. April 4.?Latest advices
freut Q?"? ?on.st Gott!? are to Match 12.
The embassy, numbering, with its es?
cort, 250 persons, had arrived there
from tbo Asbauteo King. It was re
Eorted that they refused to discontinue
uman sacrifices and disputed tbo
amount of the indemnity.
K'Daily News special from Iudia says:
Incendiary fires here are alarmingly fre?
quent in the neighborhood of Seetc
maro. In the Orwaliar distriot, two largo
villages were destroyod. From Nepaul,
large numbers of inhabitants are emi?
grating, in conscquonco of tho famine.
Paris, April 3?Evening.?The Go?
vernment is still without official advices
of the escape of Rochefort and bis com?
panions.
'tr?lej(rmuhtc? American (llattera.
OPPOSITION XO TjIQUOR IiAW ? CREMATION
?BILLIARD CHAMPIONSHIP?APPAins IN
havana?DEATH FROM HTDROPHODIA,
etc, etc.
New York, April 2.?Ohurlea W.
Emmers died of hydrophobia, yesterday.
Philadelphia, April 3.?To night,
there was a large meeting of Germans,
who are opposed tu tho Sunday liquor
laws, Wm. Holmaon presiding. It was
for the purpose of effecting an organiza?
tion which will support for office no ,
candidate who will not pledge himself to
the repeal of the present laws relntive to
liquor. A number of addresses were
made by the speakers, who eaid tbe
pr?sent law infringed upon the liberties
of the people. Resolutions were adopt?
ed which authorized tbe formation of
an organization to bo culled tbe "True
Watoh," to extend all over the State.
Any citizen oan become a member, who
will pledge himself to support only such
candidate for office, without distinotiou
?of party, who will oponly and unre?
servedly endorse priuciples at variunas
with tbe present Sunday liquor laws.
Another meeting of carpet-weavers
was held to-day, und reported that but
one ahop wbioh had been on the strike
was paying tho standard prices. The
constitution of the new association,
formed on the co-operative pUu, was'
read; already 1,700 shares have been
subscribed. A charter will bo applied
for.
Nbw York, April 3.?A meetiug in
tbe interests of cremation was held this1
evening. Letters were read in favor of
and in opposition to the proposed
Boheme from J. W. Stilson, Charles A.
Dana, Rev. O. B. Frothinghum, Henry
Bergb, P. J. Oroly aud others. Reso?
lutions were adopted, advising the form?
ation of an association for promoting
cremation, and seouriug its practical
application, and tbat tbe society shall
be founded on a broad basis, without
distinction as to creed, profession or
nationality. i
New York, April 3.?A c;auio of bil?
liards, 000 points up, three-ball carom,
for a challenge oup and 82,000, was
played to-night, between Albert Gamier
and Maurice Daly. About 3,000 per?
sons were present. Gamier woo the
game in the fortieth inning, sooring G00
to Daly's 380. The highest runs were
Garnier 75; Daly 02.
New York, April 4.?The Commis?
sioners of Accounts report to tho Mayor,
that tho total debt of the oity and
County of Now York, December 31,
1873, was $106.431,"2-1.
A letter from Havana says informa?
tion obtainable about tho recent battle
of Guasiuma, says it was ouo of tha
hardest contested fights that has taken
place between tho insurgents aud tbe
Spaniards. Of tbe wounded brought to
Havana, most all have received their in?
juries by tho machete. They report
that they were over two hours fighting
at close quarters. Brigadier Armiuan,
with about 3,000 men, cavalry, iufarftiy
and artillery, becoming awaro of tbo
massing of the insurgents under Maximo
Gomez, marched forward, and ou the
15th encountered them in largo force.
An attack was immediately begun by tho
Cubans, so that Arminan bad barely
time tp form a square, placing his urtil
* lery in tbe oentre, the cavalry being or?
dered to out its way through the enemy's
lines and prooute reinforcements at
Pnerto Principe. Tho cavalry was fear
fuhy out up, very few bei?g Isft to bring
tbe news of tbe critical condition of the
Spanish column. These succeeded in
reaching Puerto Principe, with their
pnrsuers at their heeis. .brigadier Pas
cones, witb a column of 2,000, started
out, but bad hardly gone beyond tbe
suburbs of Puerto Principe, bo fore he
was uttacked by tho Cubans. Basoonos
sucooeded in pressing on, aud bad an?
other severe enoounter with tbo insur?
gents, finally uniting bis column with
that of Arminan. The loss of tho Spa?
niards was vory sovoro, and it is report?
ed tbat over forty officers are killed and
wounded. B:>th sides fought, witb great
bravery. On tbe evening of 19th March,
Captain-General Jovellar touk procau
tiouary measures for promoting the ex?
change others, as rumors of manifesta?
tions to bo made against those institu?
tions were afloat. Word was sent to the
Spanish Admiral, to have the marines m
readiness for landing at a moment's no?
tice. Howitzers were mounted in tbo
bows of tho lanuobcs of the Spanish
men-of-war, read/ to be landed. Seve?
ral groups of men were quiotly dis?
persed.
Bay St. Loots, Miss , April 4.?A
. ... -Li I I I I I "WIWW^
tioo, between Anslides Btenvenue and
T. B. Phillip?, with', double-barrelled
shot-guns louder] with*-single balls, at
forty paces. Bienvequo was kdlud at
the .first fire?being shot through the
brain/ Phillips was.not hurt.
Boston, April,4?The tepth" ballot
resulted: Dawes, '88; -Hoar, 75; Curtis,
61; Adams,13; Banks, ;5.
Washington, April 4.?Iu tbo House,
Nogley, from the Committee on Com?
merce, reported a bill to amend the
Aot for enrolling and registering ships
employed in the coasting trade und fish?
eries, bo as to provide that the provi?
sions of the Aot shall not extend to annul
boats or boats employed on inland waters
or canals, &o. Passed. Batler, from
the Committee on the Judiciary, report?
ed a bill to prevent mal-edministration
iu the civil service of the United Stutes.
It provides that whoever, being a civil
officer of the United States, except tho
President and Viot* President, who shall
bo impeached by the House of Repre?
sentatives, shall be deprived of his ollloe
while his trial is in progress, aud tho
duties, functions and powers of his
ofllco shall devolve upon some other
officer. G. P. Hoar inquired whether
this would inolude Judges of tbo United
States Supreme Court? Butler replied
that it would. Tbo bill was then with?
drawn.
* Probabilities?For tbe South Atlantic
and East Gulf Stales, North-east to
South-east winds and partly cloudy wea?
ther; for tho West Gulf States, Tennes?
see and tho lower Ohio Valley, increas?
ing South to East winds, oloudy und
rainy weather; for tho upper lake region,
increasing North-oast to South-east
winds, cloudy weather, ruin aud snow.
Tho storm which now apparently exists
over Western Kansas, the Indian Terri?
tory and Northern Texas, will probably
move North-east towards the lakes. For
the Middle States, winds shifting to
North-east and South-east, with inoroat
iug cloudiness.
Montgomery, Ala., April 3.?There
was a light frost this morning. No da?
mage. The officers of the State Grange,
iu session here for two day, adopted
resolutions looking to co-operation with
the Georgia Grange in tho matter of
direct trade with Europe. A plan was
proposed for encouraging immigration,
which, it is believed, will result iu buc
asss.
Washington, April 8?Tho President
has nominated Honry C. Johnson to be
Commissioner of Customs, and Cyrus
H. Baldwin to be Assistant United
States Treasurer at Uharleston, S. C.
Indianapolis, April 3.?A convention
of general freight agents was held here.
Tba following schedule of rates was
adopted: Fourth cIusb freight from Chi?
cago to Boston, 45 cants; New York, 40;
Puiludelphia and Baltimore, 30; St.
Louis to Bostou, 55; New York, 50;
Philadelphia aud Baltimore, 45; Kcokuk
to Boston, 55; New York, 50; Philadel?
phia and Baltimore, 45; Indianapolis to
Bostou, 40; New York, 35; Philadelphia
and Baltimore, 88; Louisville to B ston,
47; New York, 42; Philadelphia and
Baltimore, 37; Cincinnati to Boston, 40;
New York, 35; Philadelphia aud Balti?
more, 30. Third class freights 5 coots,
second class 10 cents and first class 15
cents more than fourth class.
Milwaukee, April 3.?A panic oc
ourred iu a school-hoase from a lump
explosion. 30U persons were present,
of whom forty wore injured in tbe rush,
three seriously.
, New York, April 3 ?Three men were
arrested for advertising tickets for an
alleged lottery for tbo benefit uf tho
Virginia Relief Masonic Association, to
bo drawn at Norfolk.
Tbe Georgia planters have petitioned
Congress for more greenbacks.
Rocbofort declines to say how he ma?
naged to escape from New Caledonia.
The ninth ballot for Seuator from
Massachusetts showod little change in
tue vote, and there was no election. ,
Tulrgruplilc?Commercial tlepori*.
Washington, April 2.?Among the
statistical investigations reported in the
current monthly of- tbo Department of
Agriculture aro tho following: An in?
quiry concerning tbo most profiruble
crop in ouch State and section of a State
and its relative cost and profit iu com?
parison with other crops, showing the
effect of soil, climate and other ciruuiu
stances in popularizing a particular
branch of n rotation and the encourage?
ment of local specialties. The toudeuey
of agricultural improvement indicating
progressive and non-progressive locali?
ties and illustrating the provaleut activi?
ty of the rural mind. The main points
iu this progress relate to tho economy
aud efficiency of labor, systematic aud
rational processes for its employment
uud advanced skill in its direction. An?
other series of returns from about 300
cotton growing Counties relate to the
quality of tbe pre. ont cotton crop, local
outiscs of injury and the comparative
prominence of each, especially those i
duo to insect ravages, showing tho into
of progress of tho caterpillar, arias
visited and character of injury, with
other collections of facts beariug upon
tho crop. Another investigation may
be considered a virtual census of u largo
portion of tbo tobacoo area, being a di?
rect estimate with tho aid of County us- j
seseors of the uumber of pounds, unm- j
ber of acres and value of pluntera' hands j
in 110 Comities, which aggregatu a pro- j
dnction of 248,000,000 pounds on 320. -
000acres. Tho same Counties iu I860
returned through-the census 170,000,
000. Tbo same rate for unroported
area would tnaka to total prodnctiou
370,000,000. Tbo apparent increase is
forty-one per oont?tbo real difference
very little, the census not returning the
full amount.
New York, April 4?Noon.?Flour'
and corn Btendy. Wheat qniot and un?
changed. Pork firm, at AG 75. Lird
firm?steam 10. Freights firm. Stocks
dull. Money 4. Gold 13^. Exchange
?long 4.85>?; short 4.88>^. Govern?
ments steady. State bonds quiet and
nomioal.
\.7 Pi Ml-^B|nk sta$dmenWp*n8 fnV
creased- $5,000,000; specie decreased
1,875,000; legal tenders decreased 6.
625,000; deposits decreased *2,250.000;
decrease iu reserve -4,51)0,000, Flour
Qrni aod in fair* demand, at' 64?@7.25
for oommou to fair extra Southern;
7.S0@11.00 for good ^to ,choice ditto.
Corn opened Urm and active, but closed
dull, ut 83@88 for'ujw Westoru mixed;
87>2@y0 for old Western mixed; 80(a)
89>? lor wbito Western; 8y@39>? for
white Southern;:Q9*ior yellow Southern.
Pork litmer aud active-^ncW 1075(31
10.90. Beef quiet and steady. Freights
to Liverpool firm?wheat, tail 8jo';
steam.Money iu better demand,
at 4(3)5 Sterling^ dull, at 5.1.J. Gold
moderately active, at 13^@18^9 Go?
vernments strong and steady. State::
quint and nominal.
Comparative cotton statement for
week ending April 8?Net receipts ut
all United States ports daricg the week
59,047 bales; suine week hist year 49,
130; total receipts to this date 3,403,
118; to tho sumo dato lust year 3,049,
620; exports for tho week 92,851;
same week last year 52,147. Total ex?
ports to this date 2,072,309; to same dato
laBt year 1,823.873. Stock at ull United
States ports 60,080; same time last
year 538,109; stuck at all interior towns
90,120; same time last year 101,257;
btock at Liverpool 751,000; sumo time
last year 615,000; stock of American
nilout fur Great Britain 304,000; sums
time last year 195,000.
New Orleans, April 3.?Cotton un?
changed?middling 16.%; uet receipts
2,724 hales; gross 2,793; exports tu
Great Britain 3,6?4; to France 2,144;
sales 900?last evening 2,500; stock
230,703; weekly net receipts 17,904;
gross 13,844; exports to Great Britain
11,766; to continent 20,485; to France
9,899; coastwise 4.306; sales 17,500.
Baltimore, April 3.?Cotton quiet?
middling 16)^@16^; receipts 76; ex?
ports coastwise 152; sales 361; spinners
150; stoek 9,869; weekly net receipts
438; gross 1,969; exports to Great Bri?
tain 497; contiuent 573; coastwise 865;
sales 2.459; spinners 977.
Philadelphia. April 3.?Gross re?
ceipts of cotton 300 bales.
New Orleans, Apiil 4 ?Cot oj fair
and in good demand?middling lbjVjJ;
net receipts 1,249 bales; gross 1,505;
coastwiso2,250; sales 200, stuck 235,958.
Augusta, April 4 ?Cotton dull?mid?
dling 15}jJ; receipts 327 bales; sales 154.
Philadelphia, April 4. ?Cotton quiet
?middling 17; low middling 16; strict
good ordinary l?^jjj goud ordinary 15;
ordinary 13; net receipts 35 biles; gross
16S.
Baltimore, April 4 ?Cotton quiet ?
middling 16j^@l6*?; gross receipts385
bales; exports coastwise 175; sales 198;
h pin in rs 71; btock 10,008.
Wilmington, April 4.?Cotton steady
?middling 15 j^; net recbiptR 153 bulet>;
sales 100; stock 2,037.
Norfolk, April 4.?Cotton quiet?
low middling 15jV; uet receipts 969
bale?; exports coastwise 790; sales 600;
stock 8,736.
Memphis, April 4 ?Cotton firm and
in good demand?low middling l?(a}
15^4i recuipts 9C8 balet-; shipments
2,980; stock 4,307.
Boston, April 4.?Cotton quiet?mid?
dling 17^6; net receipts 13 bales; grots
1,324; sales 200; stock 6.000.
Charleston, April 4?Cotton quiet
? middling 16; low middling 15^(^1
15;^; good ordinary 142.((n) i4J?; uet re?
ceipts 750 bales; sales 800; stock 34.316.
Wilmington, April 4.?Cotton uu-j
changed?middling 15J.;; exports to
Great Britain 6,960; sales 1,000.
Charleston, April 4.?Cotton ? mid?
dling 157H(a;16; net receipts 1,240 bales;
exports to Great Britain 2,245; stock
33,096; weekly net receipts 5,688; ex?
ports to Great Britain 4,:t55; to conti?
nent 1,853; to Frauce 2 845: oustwit-u
2,163; sales 5,600.
Port Royal, April 3.?Cotton
weekly stock 170 bale.'-.
Auodsta, April 3. ? Cotton quiet?'
middling l?'.i; receipts 533 bales; Miles j
287; stuck ili 1874. 17,107; in 1873, j
13,8o?; weekly receipts 2,158; exports
coastwise 1,773; sales 2,330; soioueis j
405.
Montgomery, April 3 ?Cotton
steady?low middling 14*?@14J8i
woe'tly receipts 130 bales; shipments 98.
Boston, April 3.?Cotton quiet and
little doing?middling 17J?; receipts 13
bales; sabs 100; stock6,000; weekly re?
ceipts 8,071; exports 3,702; sides 3,500;
stuck 66,757.
MoniLB, April 3 ?Cotton quiet ?
middliug 16; low middling 15,'4; good
ordinary 14J?; net receipts 83U bales;
exports coastwise 2,730; sales 300; stuck \
46.377; weekly net receipts 8,892; gross j
3,962; exports coastwise 3,885; tu conti-1
neut 1,122; sales 3,800.
MoniLE, April 4 ?Cottou demand j
light?middling 16; low middliug 15J^;
good ordinary 14J4'; not receipts 5'.*3
bales; exports ooustwise 60; sales 100;
block 46,910.
Savannah, April 4 ?Cotton quiet?
middling 16; net receipts 1,035 bales;
groan 1,053; exports to continent 2,465;
sales 250; btock 53,876
London, April 4 ?Consuls 92092j?*
EriCB 35J/?.
Pahis, April 4.-?Rentes 59f. 75j.
Mr. Wiard, tho inventor of a new
process Of rilling cannon, proposes to
rifle 6,000 gun.-i for the Government at
tho very low tato of $500 per gnu, or
$3,000,000 fur tbo whole lot. But, as
luw as these terras are, tho editor of the
Ann}/ and Navy Journal any* there are
machinists nut. ten miles from his office
who would rifle tbe gnus at $20 u pieco,
aud be glad enough to get the job. It
is very evideuttbat Winrd's object is to
rifle tbo Government as well as tbo
guns.
Peggy Terrell, colored, of Darlington,
disappeared about four weeks ago, and
is supposed to have been dead fur that
lougtb of time. Bur disjointed and
scattered remains were discovered last
Weduesday.
: Tn^SiiVe'?T the Mills Hougg.-r-The
Mills Houart in Charleston was bold on
tbe 2d, by Messrs. Lowndes Sc Grimbnl).
There was u fair attendance of bidders,
but: phe property Bold very oben p. It
was sturled at $12,000 and run up to
827, 1'jO, at which flgnre it wan pur
ohased by Mr. George W. Williorns. It
is stated that tho purchaser will nt. once
pat tho establishment iu thorough re?
pair, and that it will bo opened to tho
public on tbe 1st of O stober next.
Startling development.-*, substantiat?
ing the adlige that' "inorder will on*,"
are- said to bo taking pluoe in the ?ff.di?
nt' tho recent killing of young Colo nt
Blncksbcur. Mr. Carpcutcr, tho uncle
of thd victim of this assassinatiou, is
safely kept in Chatham County jail. A
Mr. IvUGWion, ?'u? iru? ? WiiutJSS ugiii?sl
Carpenter, has himself become fmpli
oated, und will bo held to answer the
gruvf charge.
Tho Grand Duchess Marie, like the
s'-x in general, carried tbo day at tbo
very outset of her wedded life, by hav?
ing tho ceremony performed on Friday,
which, with the Russians, is regarded
as a lucky day. The Duke of Edin?
burgh, although partaking of the pre- j
judioes which are generally held against 1
that day, gracefully yielded his wishes j
to those of the bride.
Suicide or a Minister ?Rev. J. H,
Paddock, of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, oommitted suicide on Monday
last, at Nautieuke, Pa. Tbo Wilkesbarre
Record pays bo preached a sermon on |
Sunday last, und appeared iu bi3 usual
health, both bodily nnd mentally. On
Monday, bu took u drive out with bis I
wife, and on bis arrival borne, delibe?
rately shot himself wi'h a revolver,
causing instant death.
The Western woman who wrote to
Mr. Hammond, tho revivalist, asking
prayers to lift tbe mortgage ou her farm,
that she and her little ones might not
bo left homeless, had a faith that not
even Professor Tyndall would be able to
shake. If Mr. Hammond can ouly do
that little thing, there won't bu auy
further demaud for a prayer gauge I
"Sot."?The New York Evening Post
says, if tho representations of tho Times
are true, the biographers of tho Repub?
lican parly 01:13- begin their work nt
once, for its sands nro run. To which
tho Chicago Tribun* adds: Et begius to
look very much ns though the eyes of
tbe Republican party "is sot."
Builders on the Ciout-Houi; Rule.
The employing curpenteis of New York
have resolved to engage meu for ten
hours per day, nnd on no other terms,
ufter tho 1st of April. It is expected
that the boss masons will take a similar
couiso.
Texas is rapidly recovering credit
sinco tho overthrow id the oarpot-bag
administration. Gov. Coke advises
overy person who holds a ]u->t claitn for
money against Texas that is worth every
dollar it calls for, and if he will ouly
hold it 10 1 day:', be wi'l get bis money.
Oa Sunday last, somo fourteen per?
sons were poisoned in Columbus, Ga.,
by eating cold souso. Nouo died. Tbe
soupo maker is under bonds to appear
at court, as tho physician thinks tho
meat came from tainted hogs.
Captain R. R. Mitchell, Ordinary of
Oglothorpo County, Ga., diod at his
residence, in Lexington, on Tuesday
morning, from wounds received during
the late war. Ciptaiu Mitchell proved
himself a gallant officer duriug tho war.
Masculine coats aro to be worn by tbe
ladies next summer. They aro the in?
vention of Pingut, the only acknow?
ledged rival of Worth iu tbe French
capital.
Tho colored fire companies iu Green?
ville city have ubaudoned the engines,
bicinso Judge Cooko would not allow
tiiem to perform in front of tbo court
house while court win in session.
At a recent meeting of ihn delegates
to tbe Tax Payers' Convention from
ICerehuw County, Col. W. M. Shannon
was unanimously ehos? u Commissioner
of immigration for that County.
A St. Louis doctor wants a divorce
from bis wife, because she calls him
names iu the presence of his patients,
to the damug'* of his purse ami the an?
noy an oa of his miud.
The Arkansas bar is evidently improv?
ing. It has solemnly passed a resolu
tiou neusuriug the assignation of
Judge Fox by Lawyer Aid ridge as un?
professional.
Experimental philosophy?asking a
young lady to marry you. Natural phi
losopby?looking indifferent and saying
you were only in fun when she refuses
you.
It 3011 invest money in bonks, and
never road them, it is the same as put?
ting your money into a bank, but never
drawing either principal or interest.
What's in a name? Tho only mem?
ber of the new British Parliament whose
return is contested ou tbe ground of
corruption, is named Grant. '
Berciiei: ?The New York Herald
sums 111? the verdict against Mr. Beech or
thus: "Not guilty; but don't do it
again I"
Tho new city direcloiy of SI. Louis?,
just published, puts the present popula?
tion of that town at 473,560 son Is.
Snow from twonly lo thirty feet .hep.
and solid as ice, is still lung in various
parts of California.
County Treasurer Humbert, of
Oraugeburg, tins becu released ou S10.
Ut'O bail.
In the Oonfoderutu cemetery at New
Orleans .1.0 statues uf L.-e. Bishop Polk
and Stonewall Jackson.
Wm H iuoe, an aged and respected
cilizcu of L.ut> us, died on the 2Sth ult.
Mr. David Sligh died at his residence
near Walhalla, ou last Saturday.
Mrs. Fannie Thompson, of Darling*
ton, died lust Saturday.
Revenge converts a little right into a
great wrong.
Gas Light Bills f r month of March.
CONBUMBH8 will please attend to the
above Notices of indubtedneoa will be
found at thn Post Office. '
Jicon LEVIN,
8*'or?tary aad.Troaeuryr Gai Company..
_.ApfU3 _ ? ijllliA I_JL
Stolerj,
FROM ray reeidenee,in Fairfiokl,
on Tuoadnv nixht, 31at ult., a BAY
HORSE, about fifteen haudr high,
right hind foot white; no other
marks remembered. A suitable reward will
be paid for bin return. W. A. C??K,
April 5 1*_Wlnnnhoro.
Pocket-Book Lost.
nSgSSBgn LOST, on Thursdav night, a
j V^hflPOCKKT-IlOOK, containing valu
UBaBMBable papers, of no use to anyone
hat the owner. A reward of $25 will bo paid
upon its return tc Lieut. BLACK, at the
Guard iluuao. ?u ijUbDll?li? ?ttitbd.
April 5
Columbia Chapter. No. 5, E. ?. M.
A CALLED Convocation of thia
*2fiil0hiipter will be held TO-MORROW
y^Q^f;Monday) EVENING, inMasonii Hall,
?WW?at. 7i o'ehiok. Tho It. A. Degreo will
bo conferrod. JJy order of tho H. P.
JACO? b?Ltf BAOHER.
April 5 1_Hecrotary.
MyrticLodge No. 3, Km^hts oi Pythias
TUE Regular Convention of Myrtle
tLodgo No. 3, Kuighta of Pythias,
Will bo hold in Odd FolIowa' Halt,
'TO-MORROW (Monday) NIGHT, at
8 o'clock. Candidates will bo f
attendance at 84 o'clock. ?
E. S. BOUKNIOUT,
Anril 5 I Keener of Kfcnrila and Meal.
Beautify Your Homes.
THE SOUTHERN ARTIFICIAL STONE
t: JMl'ANY a:-.- prepared la execute faithfully
and promptly al: ordura for SIDEWALKS,
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CARRIAGE-WALKS, ?LOCK?, BASEMENT
j
FLOOUS, CISTERNS, Ac, at liberal ratea.
Iii PL UN STREET,
Near Con ral Natinual Bank,
April 5 Columbia, 8. C.
REPORT OF THE O0NB1TI0N
or THE .
UNION SAVINGS BA.NK,*
Or Columbia. S C.,n> the close of busi?
ness. 28th March, 1874:
LIABILITIES.
i (Spital Stock paid in.125480 00
I Depotita. General, and Saviugi... 29.905 87
I filterest Iteaiiii^ Certificates.21,739 US
I Interest. Commissions, Discount
ami Eire-. 3,703 Oli
raa.soi ci
RENOUNCES.
Furniture aud Fixtures. i G91 12
Profit and Loan. 731 77
Expenses. 3 Ml CO
Bills UoioiTuble. . 40.901 15
Silver and Gold. 23 95
In Trau ahn. 1C9 50
Due from Bivtka aud
Bankers.$ 9.7t>2 91
Cavh nn baud.21.099 58-31 irt2 52
$30,594 01
STATE OF SOUTK CAROLINA,1
liiciiLAsiD ( oontv. {
I. G. M. Walker, Cashier of the Union
SaviugS Bank,o( Columbia, S.C., do solemu
|y swear that the above statement is true,
to tho be.-t ct mv knowledge ami bulb f.
Gr. M. WALKCTt, Cashier.
Sub-nib" d and a worn to before uio ibis
S?.ti March, 1871. WILIE JONES.
Notary Public.
Correi:'.?Attest: J P. SOUTHERN,
\v u. McGregor,
GEO. KYUMERS,
Anril "i I PI rector 8.
MILLINERY.
Hartes and Harness,! ?
BY B. C. PEIXOTTO & 80N8.
TO MORROW MOBNiNG, at 10 o'fllOck, in
front of our Auction Store,'wo will soil,
without reserve. ,
A tino pair ot HVTCHED HOUSES and
II AHN ESS and other stock. | ' . ;
Terms cash. _ April 5
SENECA CITY
IS not eight months old, jet
two commodious hotels, a
capital liver/ stable, car?
riage, smith and harness
shops, ooBiUeB several stores and private
residences, a steam mill, Ac, havo been
erected there. Many of tho lote sold at oar
first uale, 14th August last, have changed
hands, without exception, at good profits,
and Bonio as high as 400 per centum. Wn
propose to nave a further AUCTION SALE
OF LOTS on
FRIDAY, MAT 1, 1874.
To whioh we invite tho attention of capital?
ists, merchants, mecbanice and tradesmen
of overy kind, as well as all persons who de?
sire to locate in a flourishing, healthy, moral
town, pouaeasiug more railroad facilities
than any. town iu unpor 8outh Carolina, and
so located as to offer a sure reward to the
enterprising settler, whatovor bis honeet
employment may he; but having, in our no?
tice of tho first sale, stated tho great com?
mercial, manufacturing, mining and agricul?
tural advantages of tbe town and its neigh?
borhood, we desist aud refer ty that.
Terms of Pale?One-third cash;'balanoe
in throe and six months.
Anril 2 25_NORTON A THOMPSON.
PARKER'S HALL.
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
TUESDAY EVEItlJfO, APRIL. 7.
LANNIER'S
Dramatic Company!
? ?-?? ? ?
Ned BantliDe'a Border Story,
" BUFFALO BILL."
FRED. O. MAT',DER,
RENA, OREGON BILL,
Troupe of Genuine
0 OMAN CHE INDIANS!
Admission 75 cents. Reserved Seats tl.
For sale at Lv Brand's Music Store.
April 3_9
LAWYERS' OFFICES :
tXslrilANCIC OFFICES I
ROOMS FOIL FAMILIES:
SI -V CiLK BED-ROOMS.
T"? LET IN THE NEW
Central National Bank Building.
PRICKS TO SUIT THE TIMES.
Red-Roctm from $3 per month upwaids;
Family Rooms from $6 per month upwards;
! Lawyers' OQiccs from if} per month upwards.
WATER, OAS, WATER OLOSETS. WOOD
CLOSETS and other modern improvements
iusido the building. JVb back rooms, all
fronting on tho street. Good ventilation. A
Janitor in charge of the building. Apply at
Central Bank, or to.Messrs. SEIOELS &
EZELL. April 2
TO THE 'PUBLIC. _
THE undersigned, having assumed tbe
GENERAL AGENCY of the SOUTHERN
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY for the State
of South Carolina, beg leave to Inform their
friei-ds and tho public generally, that they
have opened their office on Main streot, in
the city of Columbia, where they will be
pleased at all times to moet their friends,
and give such information as may be de
! sired, aud to write life policies on the most
j approved plans, as well as at the lowest
j stock rates. The very satisfactory and gub
j atantial condition of this great Southern in
I stitiition, with tho prompt and liberal man
j ner which has characterized it in tho adjust?
ment of its loSscs, should commend it to the
highest consideration, respect and patron?
age of tho citizens of South Carolina. Re
, spoctfully. H.VGOOD .t TREUTLEN,
March IS Umo General Agents for S. C.
m mm m m tmst mm,
COLUMBIA, 8. C.
IIAIIUV >Ot OKOS, 2*rct.t<lmt. I.. \. ZKALV, Acting Cashier.
ESTABLISHED" IN 1870.
Paid Up Capital, $106,000.
Authorized Capital, $500,000.
r jj Ml v. financial panic of the past year, fraught with so much disaster Ij all butiiios? into
X rusts, bait loll our Bank intact, and nur capital and facilities unimpaired. As hureto
foio, wo l'outinuo Id draw Bight Drafts on ad the prineipal cities ot the United States and
Europe. We receive all eUssus of deposits?individual,banking and aorporate?enbjcct
to Sight Check. Also,issue Certificates of Deposit, and, by special agreement, allow a
liberal rate of iulcrust on the same. Wo make collections ?n all aceosaihlc points of the
United st.itt s and Kurupe, givingcr?dit on account, or remittingou immediate receipt.
We Pledge ourselves to thu same prouipt and faithful attention in the duo execution of
a! I orders intrusted to our caro that ha.-* characterised onr Bank tor the past four ye?ra of
its business eaioer. Wo further beg leave to lay the loilowing statement ol the condition
o! i!::-> itixtitution before the public:
Quarterly Statement, Tuesday, March 31,1874.
PubUs'uul in Cotj'oi'mL'-j with Act if General AsBtiftbty.
UKSOUItCRS. LIAKlt-ITiKS.
I. inns ? ?d Discount a.*152.07<i 18 Capital Slock.$1C0,763 00
Stock slid Bonds. 4*215:11 Coin. 452 .11?
Furniture iiid Fixtures. 2,(150 23 Profit aud Loss. 17,357 31
Charter. 25,Or.o ot) Dupotdts Treasury State South
Chums fit State, provided for b: ? Carolina. 106.74 2 24
law.v." 33,993 JO Individual Deposits..$183 850 21
Due fr-?:n People's National B^id:, Certificate* of Depo
Charleston. . 50.C?3 11 --its. :>j,24S S3 --.222,009 00
Dili- from '.'annual Park Bank, Duo Banks. 87 09
N? w York. 60.004 17
Dtl in ? thei .'.inks. i>71 72
C : '.101.897 911 ?
f513.f>i)l ('?; $613.5(11 00
STA'iK C SOUTH CAROLINA. j t_
l Ol! N . V OY Rl( HI AND. ) '"
i, !1 rdy SoIhiiiou, president nl the South Carolina Rank and Trust Company,do so?
lenn |v ar that tli ..bove statement i? true, to tin; beatoi mykoowlodgc and belief.
UAUDV SOLOMON.
President South Carolina Bank and Trust Conirany.
Sabsctibvd and swi in to liefere me, thio let day i f April, 1S74.
L. N. ZEALY, Notarv Public.
I _
CoitUKCT ?Attest: D. H. CHAMBERLAIN,
R. J DONALDSON,
1 LEWIS LEVY. AprilStmo