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.- .T jjjSj" i ??'? Tale?rrta.phftc?-Vor?ioH Atr?lr?. Madrid, November 12.?The loss of the Carlisle in the engagements near Iron ?u heavy. When they re? treated they succeeded in carrying off their gdns It is believed they will re? turn to Estella. Tbe Government has received intelligence that General Lasema has entered Irun. London, November 12.?The race for tbe Liverpool cup, whioh was the chief event of the Liverpool autumn meeting, whioh commenced Tuesday last, took place to-day, and was won by Louis Victoria, Thunder taking the second place and Pagaut third. Twenty-one horses started. Hendagb, November 13 ?Dou Al phonso issued an address to bis troops before quitting Spain. He says his temporary retirement in solely caused by tbe royal order depriving him of his command in Oatalonia. He awaits the time when his services will again be nsefal to tbe cause. Don Carlos! approves bis withdrawal. ~ The SpaniehJElepubiioun troops are aotively pursuing tbe retreating Oarl ists. As tbe Government troops ad vanoa, they burn tbe houses of Oarlist I sympathisers. 300 have already been destroyed. London, November 13 ?It is re? ported that Baron Ciensby bas;ordered the Governor of Millb-tok Prison to produce Arthur Orion, so that he may testify in the libel ease of Dr. Kcuealy and Mrs. Puuderiob. There is a report here that the docn ments demanded by tho Germ iu Go? vernment of Couut Vou Aruim were sent from this country to Berlin on Wednesday last, and tbat the Count has them, and will deliver them to Em? peror William. Berlin, November 13.?Count Von Arnim is again incarcerated. London, November 13.?Tbe Oarlist retreat from Ira u ended in a stampede. A hundred houses marked tho the path ?f Republicans as they persued. Bayonnh, November 13.?The Car lists have concentrated in the province of Navarre, between tbe towns of Vera and Lesaca. The Republican troopB are marohing upon them. Tclterauhlc-Aintririi? RlMuttera. Picton, N. S., November 13.?1,000 coal miners have stroak, and refuse to allow others to work. Louisville, November 13.?Thos. A. Dudley, Reotor of Christ's Cburob, Baltimore, succeeds Bishop Oum mings. Dudley was a compromise be? tween tbe high and low church. Washington, November 13 ?Diplo tio oiroles have information tbat Spain has paid England indemnity for the Virginias outrage. It is now hoped the administration will push the Ame? rican claims. New Orleans, November 13.?The presence of three repesentatives of tbe Democratic btate Committee at tbe sessions of tbe Returning Board are accorded. A ro-uniou of tbe White League organisation adopted resolu? tions looking to the protection of the colored people who voted the Conser? vative tioket. Burlington, N.J., November 13.? On the 15th regular ballot, Rev. John Scarborough, D. D., rector of Trinity Cburob, Pittsburgh, was elected Bi? shop by a vote of 31 out of 53 clergy and 36 out of 50 parishers. St. Louis, November 13. ? The members of tbe Western Railway Bareaa met here last night, aud heid a conference with tbe representatives of the fast fjeight lines, in reference to a more satisfactory working of their lines. The members of tbe Bureau also held a consultation with the Com? mittee of the Cotton Exchange, re? garding freights ou cotton from this city to tbe East. It is expooted tbat a genera] meoting of the presidents and general managers of railways aud com? missioners will be held within two weeks. New York, November 13 ?Tbe Switzerland encountered a burricauce, which stove in her bulwaiks uud boats. Washington, November 13?A full Cabinet to-day. It is understood the Commissioner of Internal Revenue will not recommend a ohange in the tobacco or whiskoy tax, Probabilities?For the South Atlan tio and Eastern Gulf States, generally clear and cool weather will continue, 'with North or East winds and high barometer. For New England aud the Middle States, continued cold aud partly cloudy weather, with North or West winds and rising barometer dur tbe night. For tho lake region, partly cloudy weather and oontinuod low temperature, with winds shifting to Easterly or Southerly, and slowly fall? ing barometer. For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, generally clear and oool weather, with East to South winds and falling barometer daring Satur? day. Charleston, November 12 ?Ar? rived?Steamship Virginia, Philadel? phia; sohooner A. j. Bontley, New York. Telcgrapblc?Commercial lie port a. Liverpool, November 13?3 P. M.? Cotton steady?uplands l%(a\J}l; Or? leans 8^@8>i; Bales to day 14,000, in? cluding 2,000 for speculation and ex? port; of tbe week 00,000, including 8,000 for export aud 4,000 for specula? tion; stook 557,000, iooludiug 133,000 American; receipts of the week 56,000, inoloding 26,000 American; aotaal ex? port 9,000; stock afloat 351.000, inolad? ing 198,01)0 Am er loan ; sales on tbe ba? sis of middling uplands, nothing below low middling, shipped December or January, 7 11 16; on the basis of mid? dling Orleans, nothing below low mid? dling, shipped October, 1%\ shipped November or December 7 13 16; sales to-day 6,700 American; sales on tue basis of middling uplands, nothing be? low low middling, shipped Novembor or December, 7 11-16. 7 P. 51.?Money more ootivo?2^ @B. ' ^Eseb^se SwSjj ac? bighsW 4,88)?. Gold speculation aotive and higher?in fact, the room prevented a livelier scene than for a long time past; the rise in exchange and tbe prospect of specie shipments caused this aoddan change yin the gold room, and the metal olosed at 10%@10%. Govern? ments strong and active. Gotton steady; sales 2,051, at 14%@15}?. Southern floor steady?oommon to fair extra 4.80@5.75; good to choice 5 80 (3)8.25. Wheat in better export de? mand and 1@2j. higher?1.19@l.25 for winter .red Western. Gern l@l}?o. higher and iu better demand?85@ 88>.j for new Western mixed. Goffoe doll and lo. lower?15>^@10>i for Bio. Sugar dull, heavy aud declining ?7J^@8*^. MolasBos dull. Pork firmer and more active?Western mess 20 25. Bee! quiet. L ;rd?prime steam eoarao and firm?15>?@15%. Whiskey scarce and decidedly firmer. Gotten net receipts 823; gross 745. Futures eloped steady; Bales 28.900? November 14%;Deoember 14%; Jana ary 15 1-32015 1-16; February 15-36; March 15 11-16015 23 32; April 15 31-32@16; May 16%; June 16,io'01 16 17-32. " j Comparative Cotton Statement.? Net receipts at all United States ports for the wenk 153,838?same week last I year 130,250; total to date 953,208?to same date last year 742,229; exports of the week 111.985?same w??k lust year 6,785; total to date 332,171?to same date last year 279,111; stock at all United States ports 474,777?last your 358.89S; at all interior towns 82 479? j lust year 56,856; at Liverpool 557,000 ?last year 508,000; American uflout for Great Britain 198.000?lust year 130.000. Weekly Cotton Statement.?Co lumbut-?Quiet?middling 13%; low middling 18*4'; good ordinary IS)*** weekly net receipts 2,839; shipments 1,911; spinners 237; sales 1,912; stock j 1874.6,014; 1873,7,256. Memphis?] Aotive and tending up?middling 13% ; 014; stook 32.859; weekly net receipts I 17,668; shipments 10,255; sales 9,600. I Philadelphia?Firm?middling 15},,; low middling 14%; good ordinary 14; weekly net receipts 3S8; gross 5,032 Wilmington?Steady?middling 13%; low middling 13%; good ordinary 13%; stock 4.044. Nashville?Firm?mid? dling 13.%; low middling 13%; good ordinary 12%; weekly net receipts 2,065; shipments 1.027; stock 1874, 7,386. Norfolk?Firm?middling 18%; stook 26,906; weekly net receipts 21, 450; exports to Great Britain 3,428; coastwise 17,810; sales 3.400. Mobile. November 13.?Cotton steady?middling 14; low middling 13%; good ordinary 13%; stock 2,837; weekly riet reoeipts 14,263; gross 14, 270; exports to Great Britain 2.263; coastwise 5,836; sales 9,200. St. Louis, November 13.?Flour dull and unchanged. Coru lower? No. 2 mixed 68%069; new mixed 63 064. Whiskey stead v?99. Pork higher?18 75019.00. "Baoon firm, improved demand and only jobbing order trade. Lard easy, at 13 cash. Baltimore, November 13.?Flour and wheat steadv. Corn aotive and firm. Pork 2100. Bacon higher? shoulders 9%. Whiskey scarce?1.03 Cofleo uncbauged. Cotton quiet and firm?middling 14%; stock 15,413; weekly net receipts 421; gross 7,866; exports to Groat Britain 1,000; conti? nent 430: coastwise 589; sales 3,147; spinners 1,456. Cincinnati, November 13 ?Flour dull and unchanged. Coru in fair demand, and shade lower ?ear 61062. Lard firm ? 13,'.,'. Baoou firm aud scarce?shoulders held at 9 '.4'; sides 13@14. Whiskey firm?96. Louisville, November 13.?Flour, pork and corn uoohauged. Bicou, none here. Lard 14% tierce; 15 keg. Whiskey 96. New Oblean8, November 13.?Cot? ton firm?middling uplands 14%; stock 113,559; weekly net receipts 40, 316; gross 47.419; exports to Great Britain 13,992; continent 5,934; coastwise. 4,506; Bales 31,000. Savannau, November 13.?Cotton firm; middling 14; low middling 13%; good ordinury 13'4; Htock 85,631; weekly nut receipts 31,248; gross 31, 3G6; exports to Great Britain 26.411; France 3.902; continent 5,873; const wise 5,478; sales 11,051. Boston, November 13.?Cotton firm?middliog 15; low middling 14%; good ordinary 1410; stock 6,000; weekly net reoeipts 1.019; gross 6,947; exports to Great Britain 42; sales 2,550. Charleston, November 13 ?Cotton firmer?middling 13 15-16014; low middling 13%; good ordinary 13%; stook 44,128; weekly net recoipts 20,207; gross 20.473; exports to Great Britain 22,249; France 3,513; ooastwiso 8,780; sales 13,000. Augusta, November 13.? Cotton firm?middling 13%; low middling 13%; good ordinary 12%; stock 16.282; weekly net reoeipts 10,753; shipments 7,001; spinners 799; sales 9,554. Galy&sT'ok, November 13.?Cotton steady aud fair demand?middling 14%; low middling 13%; good ordinary 13; weekly net reoeipts 16,274; gross 16,578; exports to Gross Britain 2,146; coastwise 3,907; sales 11,202. London, November 13.?Fivos 8%. Eries 26%. Street rate % below bank. Paris, November 13.?Itentes 61 f. 70o. New York, November 13?Noon.? Stocks dull aud lower. Money 2%. Gold 10%. Exchange?long 4.86%; short 4.90. Governments dull. Stute bonds quiet. Gotton firm and held higher; sales 1,171?uplunds 14%; Or? leans 15. Futures opened steady: November 14%014 9 16; Deoember 14 11-16014%; January 15015 1-16; February 15 5 16015%; March 15%? 15 11-16. Flour quiet uud uncbauged. Wheat firm and quiet. Corn a shade firmer. Pork firm?mess 19.75. Lard lirin?steam 15%. Freights Arm. 8 P. M?Goiton sates on a basis of middling uplands, nothing below good ordinary, shipped December and Jan nary, 7%: nothing below low middling, shipped November and December, 7j>8. Yarns and fabrics at Manchester quiet bat firm. The Virginia Debt? Conference of tit k Bond-holders.?The Governor and Treasurer of Virginia met the bond holders of tbat State in confer? ence in Bichmond, on Tuesday, as an? nounced by telegraph. The tuuouot of bonds repreaented by actuul holders of authorized proxiea is uot definitely ascertained. Mr. Hugh MuCulloch, representative of the Britich bond? holders'council, did uot claim to have power to do anything to bind bis prin? ciples. The Dispatch says: "Governor Kemper read to tho con? ference n long communication. It showed tbat Governor Walker, iu bis messages previous to the adopliou of the fuuding bill, had misstated the condition and resources of the State, und misled bond-holders. It also gave bis (Governor Kemper'*) views of the State's present tiuancial uoudition, which were not cheering. "The committee appointed to con aider Governor Kemper'a address on the financial coudttiou of the State reported a resolution, which was adopted, recommending the State to provide, by appropriate legislation, by permanently setting apirt a spi-citi'*. portiou of its accruiug revenue for the prompt payment of two Der ceut. inte? rest semi-annually at London, Now York and Baltimore, and the Treasury of the State, and the insuo of curt id? eates for the unpaid interest, payable at the'pleusuro of the State at any time within teu years; aud if not p mi witbiu ten years, thou such certiUuateu ought to be fuudablo iu four per ceut. bonds; tbat the Statu ought to resume payment at full six per cent, iuterest at the earliest practicable moment." The Dispatch adds: "It is stated that the agent of responsible English capitalists was in the city with a pro? position to fond the.entire debt of Vir? ginia in four per cent. bond.*, having ten years to run, or in five per ceut. bond*, having twenty years to run. It. is required that the interest ?hall be inviolably guarauleed to be paid in London, New York and Richmond.'' Wilkius Micawber Jones is of n sta? tistical turu of tniud. It ooourred to Jones, the other dtty, that Mary is a very common name, and, after careful study, be bit upou an original plan for ascertaining the proportionate number of women bearing it. This plan was to station himself at an advuutageou9 position on one of our thoroughfares, address by that name every woman who passed in an hour, and then com? pare the number who auswered to the name with the whole number passing. Nothing could be simpler, thought Wilkius, and accordingly he began bis experiment the other evening just as the theatre-going tide was flowing along the street. First came two de? mure-looking damsels, "timid and stepping fast." Jones let them get by and thenicalled out, suddenly, "Mary!" but the young women only hurried a little faster, aud the ingenious Wilkins put down two marks on the right side of bis tally paper. Just as be lifted bis eyes, be saw a lady with an escort just iu front of him, and blurted out, "Good evening, Mary!*' Greatly to Jones' astonishment, the gentleman, and not the lady, responded; and these are what Jouessaw: * * * He concluded to give up thu experiment, because tbero were too many risk a about it?especially ?ste risks. [Boston Advertiser. The Vice-president ok the Elec? tion.?Vice-president Wilson gives the New York Tribun-', his views on the Republican defeat, and says the result shows the necessity for a liberal aud magnanimous policy. With statesmen for Republican leaders, he believes the party will recover itself two years heuce. He belioveH the De? mocrats will, by their blundering po? licy, contribute to that end. As to the cause of the late defeats, be said thou? sands of Republicans did not vote or voted Against the party to check some of its tendencies, aud if the party adopt a prudent, liberal and lofty course it will sweep the country again. Among thu other causes were the dis? satisfaction of the unemployed, who bad lost work from the effects of the panic; the burdon of tbo Ltouisianu matter, (and he didn't thiuk either party right iu Louisiana,) and the third term qnestiou. Ue does not bo lieve a third term candidate could carry any of the Northern aud but few of the Southern States. We are sorry to learn that a Germ iu chemist has succeeded in making a first-rate brandy out of sawdust. We are a friend of the temperance move? ment, and we want it to succeed; but what chances will it have when a man can take a rip-saw and go out and get drunk with a fence rail? What is the nse of a prohibitory liquor law if a man is able to make brandy smashes out of the shingles of bis roof, or if be can get delirium tremens by drink? ing the legs of bis kituhou chairs? You may shut an inebriate out of a gin shop, and keep bim away from taverns, but if he cuu become uproar? ious ou boiled sawdust and deseoated window-sills any effort at reform must necessarily be a failure. It will bo wise, therefore, if temperauoe societies will butcbor the Gorman chemist be? fore be goes any further. A Milwaukee man is bunt ou going to sou. He has been reading the Enoch Arden olaas of stories till his soul is fired with an ambition to bo wrecked and come home and find his wife married to some other fellow. There IB a good story current of an Englishman in France, who, a short time ago, become hopelessly enamored with an aotreaa. She reminded him very quickly that her weakness was for | a sefc of diamonds, to be seen iu the Ba? de la-Paix. Off they started to the jewelers; the price was 20,000f. The gentleman remaked to the siren that was too dear; so they retired, be promising to buy it for 14,000 francs. L iter, the actress called on the jeweler, avowed she wished tho set, und would pay the difference, 6.0U? francs, on condition that the gentleman bo al? lowed to have it at Iiis owu price. It I waa agreed to. Next duy the Euglibh mau called, and after the usual farce ou the part of the ?hopuiuu, the set of diamonds were delivered to him for the 14.U0O frauoH. Ou his wuy to his holet iiio met a friend, and related his good luck, & ). The friend laughed at bis folly, shamed him?a married man aud father of a family?into repent unco, and never left him till he sav him off to London, with tho jewels ob a present for bis wife. The trades? man has since presented his little bill of 6,0U0 francs to the actress. Eight Children Nearly Killed by G.vs from a Stove.?On Monday morning, beforo daylight, J. A. Du borat, residing on Eiston avenue. New Brunswick, N. J., was uwakened by 1 hearing one of bis daughters f?ll from ; lo r bod to tho il-jor iu the room above I that in which he was (deeping, and ou going up stairs, found that eight chil? dren, all of whom slept in rooms con? necting with each other, were uucon seious from the effects of coal gas es cupiug from a stove in one of the rooms. Haii not one of them had strength enough to uttempt to get up, aud in the ?tlti-mpt fallen ou the 11 >or, awakening her father, probably the entire eigtit would beve been dead be? fore daylight. Dr. English was called, and pronounced all of them probably out of danger, though the < ffeCts did uot pass off immediately, and somo of tbem were seriously ill. Failure of a Government Envelop Contractor ?Financial aud com? mercial circles iu New Turk were some w hat excited on Tuesday by hearing that Geo. H. Reay, thu largest envelop maker in that city, and possibly in the country, bad failed. They had jiiRt [completed a oontract with the Govern? ment, and were superseded by the Plimpton Company. The suspension throws some 350 persons out of em? ployment. Mr. iieav's liabilities are j estimated at from $200,000 to 8250, 1000. The assets are $150,000 worth of machinery. Mr. Rsay expresses dis? satisfaction with the preference of the Postmaster-General in awarding the contract to tho Plimpton Company, and, although his bid was $44,000 more, claims that the difference in ad? vantages more than offset that. Not Partisan.?The Boston Keics congratulates the citizens of Massa? chusetts on the excellent character of the Democrats sent to represent tbem in Congress, and predicts that they will not act as partisans. The Spring? field (M-iss.) Republican, referring to the eleotion of Mr. Frost, Republican, iu the 4th Massachusetts Congressional District, by one vote, ironically re marks that "if it were last year instead of this, and Mr. Frost were a Demo j oratio Congressman from Louisiaua in? stead of a Republican Cingressmuu from Massachusetts, be would bo un? seated. As it is, ho is probably ull right." - . ? ? Firkin Fair Play.?We regret to learn tbat a destructive tire occurred I at Fair Play, in this County, on the night of the 31st ult. The store of Mr. L L. Jarrard was burned. His loss is Si,000 to $1,500. The Masons aud Grangers loan their ball, regalia and furniture. Tho building bolongod to Mr. Dean, and is a total loss. The oarriage repository of Messrs. Reed it I Stephens, the shop of Dr. McL'urry, 'and a building occupied by Mr. R. E. Mason, were burned. The total loss is betweeu $2.000 and $8,000. The lire win the result of accident. \lCcuwee Courier. The Greensboro (N. 0.) State says that several of the counterfeiters were tried at Abbeville, lust week, ami con? victed. Among tbem was Dr. Black burne, who ploaded guilty and was sentenced to three years' imprisonment in the Albany Penitentiary, This is tho Bame man who jumped out of the car window betweeu Greeusboro and Charlotte, trying to escape from the custody of the Deputy Marshals hav? ing him in charge. That leap broke his leg. After tbat, he escaped from the Asbeville jail, but was recaptured. John L. Crane was Bent fur two years to the penitentiary. A Mississippi local editor says: "Ouoe more tho Anglo Saxon walks erect, bis eye proudly boaming with the glad light of triumph, and his breast heaving with the nndying spirit of freedom. Once more tho children of the conqueror and the deacondants of Alfred and Edward glory iu their auoostry and fling the standards of white supremacy to the fragrant breezos of the Southland, and the shouts of the victorious and uncon? querable Caucasian ascends in a grand diapason to the eternal throne of li? berty." Anderson.?For Governor?Green, 12,684; Chamberlain, 1,702; Green's majority 772. Lieutenaut-Govcrnor? Delauy, 2,229; Cleaves, 1.74G. Con jgrosaman?MuGowau, 2,051; Hogs, 1,633; McGowan'e majority 1,018. For Senator?J. R. Cochrnu, 2,498; J. B. Moore, 1,714; Cochran's majority 784. Representatives?II. C. Vandivor, J. L. Orr, R. W. Simpson, Dr. John Wilson. Yon braJ ?a 5?i pleae>of Q EE Bat redder, by far, is an Omaba noae. Bed is the bod, as yon may suppose. When down to tbe misty horizon he goes; Red is tbe peony in Bpring-time that blows; Red is tbe mmao that shines through the snows; Rod is the sherry in sunlight tbat grows; Red is tbe ruby that sparkles and glows; And many things red, as every one knows. Are sung of in rhyme and talked of in prose; But rioher, and redder, and riper than those Is n beautiful, blossomy Omaha nose. Fcrchoott, Benedicta: Co., Charles? ton, S. O, are offering one of the largest Blocks of Dby Goods and Cab pets in the United States. Parties in waut of the same will save from 25 to to 30 per cent, by ordering from (hem. They are prepared to send samples on application. All retail orders over $10 will be sent free of charge to any part of tho Southern States. Remit by P. O. Order, Express or Draft drawn to our order, or Goods will bo sout C. O. D. m 017 Uutted States Senators are to bo elected this winter from the following States: Delaware, Florida, Indiana, Louisiana, Micbiguu, Missouri, Neva? da, New Jersey, New York, Tennessee, Wesit Virginia aud Wisconsin, eleoting oiio each, aud all haviug Democratic Legislatures; from Maine, Massachu netts, Minnesota, Nebraska, Pennsyl? vania uud Rhode Island, electing one each, und having Republican Legisla? tures. Cabin Passage to Europe Reduced. ?The State line of steamships between Now York aud Liverpool have made a geueral reduction of their rates of passage, the first cabiu passage being reduced from $70 to $00, tbe second cubiu from $50 to $40, and the steer-1 age to $15. The trans-Atlantic lines are all selling tickets to Europe at low rates. The fast lines charge from $17 to $20, aud tho slow lines from $15 to $17. Tho Chicago Tribune makes a clasxi lioatiou of the members eleot to Con? gress so far, from which it appears that 170 are now und 105 old members. Of the old members retired, 50 declined a reuoaiiuatiou, CS wore beaten iu the party nominating convention, and 52 were defeated before tbe people after they had been renominated. It is seldom that so many old members are retired at a time. Thomas Jefferson for President in 1S03, Marcus Morton for Governor iu 1830 aud Wm. Gaston in 1874, are the only Democrats that over carried the State of Massachusetts It is ourious to note the gap iu each case was ex? actly thirty-five years. We, therefore, predict for tho benefit of poste-ity thut tbe old Bay State will ugaiu go Democratic Anno Domino 1909. A young lady in a Pennsylvania town experienced a greut eensatiou in the upper part of her nose a few days ago. She was troubled with it in one way or another for some time, and was even made very sick; but finally dis? covered that it was caused by a black spider which bad crawled into one of her nostrils during tho night. A young lady and gentleman, aged, respectively, twelve and thirteen years, were married at Gouldtown, Mich., last week. When last seeu, they were quarreling over a pound of mixed can? dies, uud throwing out vague intima? tions a'uout divorce. Next to a rooster iu a ruin storm, or a tuau with his mother-in-law on his arm, the most wretched looking thing iu the world is a candidate who has just overheard some friend wanting to bet three to one thut he won't be eleoted. Incendiarism ?Ou Thursduy last, Hie gin, screw and corn bouso of Mr. B. M. Nesmith, of Williamsburg, to? gether \>ith their entire contents, were destroyed by tiro. It is supposed to have been the work of an incendiary. A young blood at a hotel was re? quested to puss a dish near him. "Do you mistake mo for a waiter?" said the exquisite. "No, sir; I mistook you for a gentleman," was the prompt reply. The first breach was made in the ranks of tho Democratic phalanx of the Forth-fonrtb Congress by the death, on Monday, of Hon. John W. Head, of the Fourth Tennessee District. An Indiana clergyman sued a news? paper for libel and dropped dead within a week. The Detroit Free Press suys those fellows will learn something by aud by. A Georgetown man advertises con? cerning his runaway wife, that "as I uever pay my own debts, it is reason? able to suppose that I shall not puy here." Tbe "headless trunk" of a young lady, whioh wus found in a railroad station out West, proved to be a Sara? toga trunk. The Laureusville Herald explodes the Union-Herald's story about the at? tempted assassination of Representa? tive Joseph Crews. Josh Ii Illings says: "Tew enjoy a good reputashun, give publicly und steal privately." Now parties iu France oro the "Macs," tho "Anti-Macs," the "Mae uiu-bontoux" and tbe "Plonplonites." Bmaims sold at twenty five ceuts a bunch iu Charleston a few days ago. Sovoral parties have been committed to jail iu Charleston for illegal voting. J. N. Lipaoomb, Jr., of Ohappell's Depot, died ou the 7th iost. .- I g m , Ii-' k Ff' f - Medioinai Confections. ? ? [%/f"AR8HMAI/LOW DROPS, Gnm Drops, jjJL Jujube Drops, Fiaiseed Candy, White Oak Bark, Coeo? Cream, Irian Mos? Drops, Wild Cherry Drops, Chlorate Potash Drops, Cocoa Wafers, Ghooolate for the Health, Cocoa Cream Caramel, Tola Jdjabe, Here bo and Jrjjnbo. For sale at ' Not 14 j HEIMTSH'S Pharmacy. WATT FLOW VICTOEIOUS. THE WATT PLOW has been awarded all the premiums on one and two horse Plows at tbo State Fair on yesterday, and haa taken the premiums at the Fair* in Virginia, North Oaiolioa and Georgia, thin fail. i hPHo are the Plows that every farmer should uee, and secure large crops. For sale by JOHN ?. DIAL, Agent, Oolum bia. B. O._Not 14 3 Richland Lodge. No. 39. A. F. M. A A CALLED Communication of ??p^p-thid Lodge will be held at Masonic /\/\ Hall, THIS (Saturday) EVENING, at 7 o'clock. The M. M. Degree will be con? ferred, by order of the W. M. J. H. 8AWYEB, Not 14 1_Acting Secretary. T?RE NEW SIMM BOOKS! That should be Universally Used. THE LEADER! For Choirs, Conventions) and Singing Classes. By H. It. Palmlk, assisted by L. O. Emebson. Price, $12 per doz ; $1138 per copy. The Song Monarch! For Singing Schools, Oonventiona, Musical Academies, Ao. By II. R. Palmbr,assisted by L. O. Eiikhsom. Ptioe, $7 50 por doz.; 75o. per oopy. PERKIN'S ANTHEM BOOK! Set PieoeB, Anthems, Hymn Anthems, Sentences, Ao., for Choirs. By W- O. Pebeins. Price, $13.50 per doz ; $1.60 per copy. Specimen copies sent, post-paid, for. re? tail price. OLIVER DIT80N A GO., Boston. OHAB.H. DIT80N&CO., 711 Broadway, N. Y. Nov 14_swT IRWIN'8 HALL. I Extraordinary Attraction Fair Week THE QUEEN STAB of the South and the eminent comedian, ROSE AND HARRY WATK1M, And the little Southern Fairy, I Supported by a First Glass Dramatic Troupe, ix A sebies of GUAJVD DRaaiAH, tOJIKDIKS, FAfti ?8, KTO. W. ANDREW BO YD, Manager. F. MARTRESS, Leader of Orchestra. Prices as usual. Soate secured at Moore A Cosby'a, under the hall._. Not 8 Wood, Wood, Wood. OWING to scarcity of money, full cords of best Oak will be delirored in any part of the city, at $4 60. Try one load, and you will go to no one else than C. HAMBERG. Nov 8 G Near C, O. A A. R. B. Depot. Boarding. I3S CORDELIA MOKDECAI, Colum . bia, S. C, announces that her es? tablishment. Southwest corner cf Ssstsr and Lady stroets, is prepared to aocomma date 15 OA ROE RH, permanent and tr?n?, eient, where the tastes and comforts of the nost fastidious will be guaranteed _Oct 12_'jl3 CARRIAGES AND WAGONS. I HAVE now on hand a very handsome aa-a?S M aortroent of BUGGIES. ROUKAWAY*?, BAROUCHES, CARRIAGES, HARNESS. WHIPS, Ac, Ac, of my own aa well aa of Northern manu? facture, and of handsome style and finish. also, A full stock of the selthraled MILLBURN WAGONS, which havo given ouch universal satisfaction. My prices have been greatly ! reduced, >ml all Yeuieles avm are warranteO) I for twelve month*, and any defect in work I maubbip or material will be made good to j the purchaser on sending the vehicle to my I Carriage Manufactory. Nov 10 _JOHN AGNEW. COLUMBIA MUSIC STOKE. LyBrand & Son rflAKE pleasure in oaUing theattention X ol the public to an examination of their STOCK of MUSICAL MERCHAN? DISE, consisting of Piano*. Ohuroh and Parlor Organa, Molodeona, Violina, Gui? tar a, Banjoa, Flutes, Aocordeons Brass and Silver Band Instruments of all kinds. Also, Sheet Music and Instruction Books for every class of Musical Instruments on band at all times. We are Bole Agents for the State of South Carolina of Eetoy A Co.'s COTTAGE ORGANS. Sheet Muaicsentbv mail, post paid, cn reoeiptof price; and all kinds of Musical Goods sent by Express, when ordered, to any part of the State, marked O. O. D. Good Second-hand Pi? anos and Organafor sale cheap.for oasb. Pianos, Organs and Melodeons Tuned and Repaired in a satisfactory manner; and will givoespecialattention to Packing,Re? moving and Shipping Pianoe for othn par tins to any point desired, at moderate prices. . . Allordore promptly attended to asdaat is??eHon guaranteed to those favoring ua with their patronage. Send for our cata? logue of Sheet Mnsicand MusicalMerchan dise. Richardson *treot, a fewdoor^bovo PnrBSix office.Omnmbla.S. C. Not 7 Mines Meat and Plam Padding. ATM )RE'd colobrated MINCE MEAT. Atraoro'v English Plum Pudding Ju?st received anil for sale by Nov 7 3_ JOHN AGNEW ?V SON. I Subscribe for the Phcenix.