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;>anieloq.iep.t,(e?Iogy by
Mr. Villinrs ooroi
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Doiecivthe ootoiofaioo.amcl
pledged the Mauris bis support and
that ofJJjiW?^he MefoWia Af
UarrtigWq rwae - thou, uoaxjawnsly
eleetaO^^BriBttKiu tbB closing apeeob,,.
oongwitatated ! the meeting otf He
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AII?o>l?id fferfedt-health'. ?: ' '
Banus, February 4 ? Bismarck is
aufferintflrWrtrtoae aiee'rfo* ? TThe ]
Prtsak ?eeeei*r 'firterrnfo'ea 1 tV'.
has defeated.!and ohptuie? lawGarlist
leader j Gen. Aga n a. : "?
Good Hope *oJd-fields.
Mad bid, Eehrtifefy 4.?It in reported
that Loma destroyed several oani/<j>u 1
foonMejfJn .Gup
bees ?nensedto'
11
rDaniour .bas|
a?trJ
fffhed[Jt nombar.
??ft PepA (onud. An
avalanche from .4) Abu. Dia-mond1 at 8
o'olook laat oig*?. 8? aw*
Deaths frdhV the Oaft !,;pftt*Qp&
snpe^ido arae4e?F<>a?Aout. .-?'.-> i
T?ja?avtaia?e?SaaWviniiBVi masaarA.
a^itamas
..WTWu??Wo?a.merf aie*
?entert agadaa* aiseaaovavioo of tbe duty
oute* aud.eofiae o? obe1 f eVr%a 1 of auf
forjelf a: T*xodnDta j at, aeh. per ceo t.
duty. Belerrad Col thro Commute* An
Financed The "debate *h the OiviLl
Right* Bill ta iti program, nod will
olcae"'\v2 oVneck, wbep the vote will]
bo taken.i ? There is an immense crowd
i o the gall ertea.<> -
8pbjwg*i*1d, February 4?Rails
were connected through Hooaaie Tun?
nel to-day. . .'<; . . io
WASHtSaTON, February 4.?The
House' Session "laat- night was slim.
Several asked leave to, prj.ot: speeches.
Banoo?, Ma , February 4?Hsrsey,
member elect, is dead, i
Leursviraa, February 4 ?Dr. Stuart
Robinson, Representative from the
Southern Branch of the Presbyterian i
Uboreb, in a statement last night, do
fends this branch against the charge
that tbe Conference failed of its main
objeet because of the unwillingness of |
the Southern mom bare to fulfill the I
conditions asked by tbe Northern di?
vision.
N?w YoBK, February 4 ?An Ha?
vana letter eaya a vary large foroe of
Government troope ib operating in tbe |
Oioeo Villas District. They can only
protect oertaio exposed localities and
prevent the burning of some planta?
tions. The iusargents remain this
side offc Troche. They spare planta?
tions tm a consideration end do not
kill the priaonere. The are gaining
the good will of tbe oonntry.
The libel suit against the Sun, by
Kimballj goes on?neither party ao
cepting mutual offers of oumpromise.
The suit is for $50,000; tbe alleged
swindle $800.000. Tho ease involves
GoV. Hartrauft and the Pennsylvania
war olaima. Tbe Sun la willing to re
trset the'charge that the plaintiff re?
ceived tbe money, but in no ease con?
fess judgment.
Of the Southern State bonds, over
$80,000, recently stolen from the
Adams Espress Company, were found
on the aide-walk and returned to the
company.
TaUQAHABSEE, Fla., February 4.?
Two ballots to-da\. On she first, Gov.
Walker oame within a vote of election.
Tho Senate paeaed tbe House resolu?
tion appointing a committee of five to
investigate the Jacksonville, Penaacola
and Mobile Railroad.
Wiohita, Kansas, February 4.?A
fman and woman were froaen to deuth.
It ie feared that they were caught on
the prairie during tbe storm.
Raums, Win., February 4?The
Episcopal College, with the library,
burned to-day; loss $60,000; insureuoe
82*3,000.
Dtjbtjoue, Iowa, February 4.?A
train is fast io the snow seventy miles i
benee. ??? Thirty passengers ere without
food or fuel. Assistance has been sent.
There have heed terrible snow storms
aud the thermometer 23 to 26 below
zero. -r : . 1
ST. Pa?Ii, Min?., February 4 ?Ao
ineffectual ballot: Ramsay 04.
Washington, February 4?6 P. M.
Io thi Sduate, Morton, of Indiana,
i neu e SavinmrTIlnTr ana ~rwit vbm
p?KMtr^r!^e v^it?S?
Commerce, reported, witq.. (amend?
ments, tbar^Jbiite bill to promote eco?
nomy aud efficiency in tbe marine hot*'
^r^^^^^^^^^^^^^
forred to. R-tiHrtg dliciliMou, the
time allowerl Ihfc'fcUirirnleleb lexpired.
,The Seonte tU?MitXlok tptlOtoonrrent re?
solution subtatttedby Morten to repeal
221 joint ro]J(i o/ItMTtWO Jlousea of
Congress, in ttftttpq/ft counting tbe
electoral vote for President and Vice
President. Morton SfMff'tbf existence
of this rnle ml jecteftrtfea/fonotry to
great danger. After eonsojlt^Oou with
a number of Souatqri, h.y> .b*d deter?
mined to offer tbe .following as a sub?
stitute for tbe mbtfcfljf>to repeal, '>dO
objection to tfb e reoepHon>. ?iid oonnt
ing bf.auy. electoral votejb^ifjC^?ffom
any State >mall be m?de^^rilearn euch
objection is anstained by-*he> affirma?
tive votes of 11bd two Hoabbuir' After
diHrjnssion. Ibe't?bjaot Vtaat referred to
the ComoBitsedbLvPriviBageaaud Elec?
tions. .ilUUl.l iiil ? '
Tbe DamAOfaMl iiaf&Jlaaramoneri a
'witness in rdbltUkWdl the tentimouy
taken by the A'labaWe. Investigating
Committee; tbe report will be delayed
aeveral daye;,< ; du execotivoseasiou, tbe
Senate rejected tlie reciprocity treaty
with Canada. .The joint committees
'to investigate Arkansas, Alabama, and,
Louisiana, appointed a anb-oommdnee
?to draft a bill, t flbeiCommi ttee ou
Expenditures ^lye] hpmpjqued it. M.
Douglass, JltirBhai of the Western
District of North Cprorinu, to explain.
Mr. Brown. Marsha) of the Southern
-District of Itliojosaj js 38,000 short; be
'may avoid legal pfpppedipga by settling
before tbe 15tb ipetanf.
'? I There was gpoort, joxoitement iu tbe
House, to dsy< ariqtpfj Ifen) a speech
of Brown, of; p^otuoky, ,ou tbe Civil
Bights Bill, in which lie spoke, of Rut?
ler, of HaSsaohusetts. in tho following
terma-'^'vYbst shoald be asridllf the ao
'cuaatio%.ot the Southern people Bhonld
come jfjrom one who is outlawed iu his
own bornh from responsable society;
"whose natae A synonymous with falae
'hood; who,is the abampiou, and has
been on all oecaaiorLs, of fraud; who is
tbe apologist.or thieves; who is such a
prodigy of vies and meanness, that to
describe bim?, imagination would
sicken and infective Would exhaust it?
self. In Scotland*, years age, there was
I a man whose trade ?ras murder, and he
learned bis livelihood by selling the
bodies of bis viotims for gold. He
Jinked his name to his crime, and to?
day throughout the world it is known
an Burking." The Speaker?Does the
Chair understand tbe gentleman to be
referring in tbis language to a member
of the House? Mr. Brown?No, sir; I
am describing an iudividual who in in
my miud's eye. Tbe Speaker?The
Chair understood the gentleman to
refer to a member of tbe House. Mr.
Brown?No, sir; I call no names. This
man 'h name was linked to bis crime,
and to-day throughout the world it is
known as Borkiug. If I was to desire
to express all that was pusillanimous in
war, inhuman iu peace, forbidden in
morals and infamous in politics, I
should call it Bntleriziug. For this
violation of parliamentary order, a
resolution of oenaure was passed upon
Brown, aft.-r a very exoiting debate
and was administered by the Speaker.
Tbe Civil. Bights Bill then weut over
till to morrow. Tbe House is to meet
at 10 o'clock.
Probabilities?For Friday, in tbe
Sonth Atlantic and Eastern Qulf
States, rising barometer. North- west to
North east winds, cold snd clear wea?
ther, exoept clouds on the immediate
coasts. For tbe Western Qulf States,
North-east winds, stationary and fall?
ing barometer, slightly higher tempe?
rature and dear followed by oloudy
weather.
Tei?grar>bte?Cotnracrelal deports.
Columbia, February 4 ?8ales of
cotton 22 bales?middling 13%@U>?.
New York, February 4?Noou.?
Stocks active. Money 2. Goldig.
Exohonge?long 4 87; short 4.90. Go?
vernments strong. State bonds quiet.
Cotton firm; sales 1,740?uplands
loj?; Orleans 15J-,. Futures opened
tteady: February 16>?@15 9-16; Marob
15 11-16@15 23 82; April 16@16 1-32;
May 16 U-32@16*S'. Floor aod wheat
unchanged. Corn quiet and firm.
Pork quiet?mess 19 50. Lard firm?
steam 14} ? Freights firm.
7 P. M.?Speoieshipments 8750,000.
Cotton?net receipts 772; gross 2,582.
Futures closed strong; sales 26.100:
February 16 21 32 @15 11-16; Marob
15 25 32&15 13 16, April 16 5 32; May
16 7-16@18 15-32; Jons 16K; Jnly 17;
August 17 8 16; September 16^. Cot?
ton steady; sales 2,7x2, at 15>*@16J,.
Southern flour dull ahil prices un?
changed. Wheat heavy, lo. lower and
very limited demand?1.18@1.30.
Corn opened firm, bot oloeed heavy
aod lower, st 88@84 Sogar very dull
1 nog demand. Pork firmer?i
9 62^? 19.75 Lard firjm?
! Towlim, ?,
w4. "Freights H'watW 'flFm?f?oe
?team 9 82. Mobs? lMB"d fsttpply-i
i lall bat strong. Sli
I ml. Stocks olosed
Baltimoub,. Febrt
0 ?i*t end steady. VVbeat Wtuady.! Corn
b raajffa. y 4* rtrFlqn/
rV beat Mtoady.! Corn
I irtner fer Western; Soothe*h' 76rjS79:
quiet, audouobauged. ..^bisfcey. doll
i ad noaoinsJr^95>^(ai96. Cotton firm?a
DiddliDg 15^; k>w middling IS; good
drdlnar/rW>i; bet receipts 281; gross'
3W; rj^pdrU q9^wi8e.375i aales 325;
spianers400;stock 28.417.
I Philadelphia, February 4 ?Cotton '
Jrm?muKniug;i^1rJLliJ?,|r3i pSAi\
ling 15; good ordinary ji^; net re-[
I ooipts 36;gross 47.8; exports Great Bri I
sin 99.
Boston, February 4.?Cotton firm?
middi?rta?t na i#ip? mn?ofl
t' No^Sofcl^FeKBR2, 4 O A i >
Inn?middling 14%; net receipts
?,.352; exports Great Britain 4,582;
T
ustwise 950; sales 2QA^a|qpki
Memphis, Februar
ejnd beld higher sitwtfh~t-j_
receipts 1,144; shipments 1,042;
3,400; stock 69.245.
[Cincinnati, February 4.?FJonJL
steady. Com quiet and wawfrQ|flg%
(fc67. Pork steady?19 00. Lard ex
cited aud higher?steam 13>8<?13?a;
kettle ? 14)vr<sl4W. Bacon fi>au^
B|ioo1d'efs8rcTe^f'Wb<10%@f6^; clear'
bfta1r^P9lior?rM
changed. Corn firm?C8@70. Pork
quiet?19 50. Bacon quieV'end un?
changed; sugar cured hams 13)^(^14.
Lard uuobanged. Whiskey 94. Bag?
ging quiet and firm?12@12)?.
Galveston, February 4 ? Cotton
Htnndv ami strnno?Qi'dd??f' 145^1
-j-10 ...j^ ~ ?
not receipts 2 501; gross 2,006; sales
2,230; stock 80,527.
St. Louis, February 4 ?Flour OJSK
obanged uad io good shipping do
mand. Corn firmer?$4^85, ^his
kov declining? 94. Fork ^advanced?.
18.95 Bacon firmer?sMBIders 8;j
clear rib and oiear 10%@n. Lard
held hjgber-,13,%.,
W^UBTOOTON; February 4 ?Cotton
I quint, aud firm?middling 14!^; low
middling 14; good .ordinary 13)^; net
receipt? 248;.exports ooastwiso 482;
I sales 870; stock 5,550.
J&jHf*ff
ex'pb'rts coutiiient 2,123; sales
stock 100.016.
Augusta, February 4.-Cotton
strong?pMdltngJifti; low ?idd?ngJ
U@14>4gAd oMir; 1|M
oeipta^W5Hales,a>6B. v 5
Mobile, February 4.?Cotton buoy?
ant?middling 13%; low middling
14%; good ordiuary 13%; net receipts
1,257; grews X257; axpbrts ehaiftel
3>135; coastwise 1,219; sales 5,300;
Block 64,084.
New Ckleanh, February 4.?Cotton
j strong?middling 15; flow middling I
14 M; good ordinary 13%; net teoeipts |
6,411; gross 7,611; exports France I
2,204; continent 4,041; safes 8,500;!
stook 290,118.
Charleston. February 4 ?Cotton
firm?middling 14%; low middling
14%\ good ordinary 13%; net receipts
1,146; exports qontiuent 476; sales
1,500; Btook 60,774.
Hvebtool, February 4?3 P. M.?
Cotton firm?middling uplands
middling Orleans 1%\ sales 15,000, in
! oluding 3,000 for speculation and ex?
port; to arrive 1-16 higher; sales on
basis of middling uplands, nothing be?
low good ordinary, deliverable Febru
I ar7t 7%; nothing below low middling,
shipped January. 7%; shipped January
j or February, 7%; shipped Marcher
April, 7 15-16; deliverable March or
April, 7%; deliverable April or May,
7 13-16; sales on basis of middling up?
lands, nothing below low middling,
shipped February or March, 7 13 16;
sales on basis of middling Orleans, no?
thing below low middling, deliverable
February or March, 7 13-16; sales to?
day include 9,800 American.
5 P. M.?Sales basis middling op
lands, nothing below low middling,
shipped February or March, 7%.
London, Febroary 4 ?The bank
directors posted a card, saying the ex?
pected cbauge in the rate will not be
made. Erics 26(^20%.
Bullion in tbe Bank of England de?
creased 1,500,000. Specie increased
in Paris 750,0001.
Paris, Febroary 3.? Rentes 64f.
Mr. James Redpath tells us, in the
New York Independent, that, after all,
Gen. Grant was tbe man who defeated
the designs which Napoleon enter?
tained of establishing an empire in
Mexico. Gen. Lew Wallace disclopes
this State secret. He knew Mr. Lin?
coln wanted to help tbe Joarez Go?
vernment in an underhand way, and
at Liucoln'n inutunce he interviewed
Grant, who recommended famishing
arms to the Mexicans. Wallace went
to Mexioo and conferred with the au
thoriliea, who bad nothing left but
bows and arrows, wbilo Baaaioe had
overrun the whola oouutry with his
finely-equipped armies. Gen. Garva
[jal came back with Gen. Wallace to
Washington to perfect the arrange?
ments, and the Government furnished
enough Eufield and Springfield rifles
j to arm seven Mexican armies, who
subsequently demolished Maximilian's
empire. This is quite a remarkable
story. Mr. Redpath says: "This great
triumph baa never beeu claimed for
Graot. He has always resolotely re?
fused to let it be kuowo," Perhaps
tbe next thing we bear will be that
I Grent ia secretly arming tho Cubans in
I their straggle against Spain.
TBK STATE LKGISLATUHK.
^||Efj9DAT, Feuruary i, 1875.
teeou p?V-o^fcbaU/V?rHuuut to oou
-^Meslo sx?mjpe^i^tjie fandiug of
oe4)ua^Q#djkJLua coupons and puy
tg%m?Wtt*Wmt thereou, aud a men
cage SSQt to tttonss aeooedio gly.
< The Hoooe neu* to Senate the follow
mg biiip- To- krtei
Code of ^Wj?cj
Parl 111, Of th*oOe<Wa\rbl**?iHfii to
nut?oriao and - r*r-eina> 4Sbtti9f> Com
?missionera of ' Newbcrryi to' levy ?ml
.?bnieot w* kmwmww
other mattere- tbwfttipwtntained ...
Mr. Owens presented u coo hot of
r. Myers, from Committee on En?
grotsed Bills, reported I aoi en g ro&**d
and ready for third reading, bills to
actice of
If
JiStp JUU'aaaHH MajMli
e ajj
h?r
nd Manufacturing Company to coo
"Vucl a private railroad from' pTa'uta
is, on Ashley
St. Andrew's I
ferry road, or
to some immediate points: to provide i
foe enumeration of inhabitants of 'the'
State; to amend "An Act to iucorpo
i ato-rtJ^Somftbr Academical Soeiety;"
relative to State officers aud offices.
Mr. Cain, from .Committee) an?Jvu
rolled AottK reported mi's enrolled elnl'
ready for ratification: Aots to iubbrpb
ra t e tii e to * n , of , P or t Ha rrej s< ?0 < i u
'Hforry-OoVintyft**ltWahd amWi'the
charier of Union Savings Bauk, of Co
fambie; joint resolution to allow O. D.
Preutia, J. L. Smith, estate A. J.
Bates, A Holk>y, M. L. Miles und Q.
D. Mima to redeem certaiu forfeited
I lands in CouVty o f 41 ken; Act to renew
S?d ?uj6Du ?u?ct^jr,oi Table MuUuiuiii
Turnpike Company; joint resolution
to restore to Charleston Library So?
ciety title.jio certain lands fut felted for
pon-pajfnent Of taxes, and to declare
same frWfrom taxation.
t* rA'lr^gdwas Sdttt Ig tbe Speaker
'Of tbeVIfqUTO-or''mgfeBratntive.s in
vitin'g him to attend iri 'the Semite to 1
assist in the ratification of the Acts
and joint resolutions.
Mr. Cuobrsu introduced bills to au?
thorize and require Board of' County
Commissioners' oi Anderson to druw
now janes; to amend an Act to pro
Mr. Clinton ?tiill to extend the
time for certaiu officers to qualify.
Mr. White?Bill to repeal Seotioua
66.6fi17asbd m<?Tld
tions 08 and ?9; of'Cu?i??? -
the Kevis? Statutes,* relating
to tbe Land Commission.
Mr. Gaillard?Bill to amend an Aot
to regulate the sale of intoxicating
[liquors, and to alter 'aud amend the
law in relation thereto.
Resolution relative to tbe funding
I of certain hypothecated bonds, was
I agreed to. N -X W
Mr. Cliutoo presented claims of K.
|'G. Billings, of Lancaster,for reeordiug
and indexing suudry papers and?oea
ments. ,
A messago waa received from, tbe
Governor, stating that be bad .ap?
proved the following Aot and joint re?
solution*: Aot to authorize aud permit
Henry N. White to erect a'gate ucross
Sballowford Bond, Wust of Seneca
River, iu Anderson County; joint re?
solutions to allow Mrs. Susan E. Mc
Ilwain to redeem certain forfeited
lands; to authorize tbe Coinptroller
[Geuerul to remit a certain tax penalty.
The enacting clause of a bill to
amend Chapters XXXVIII and
XXXIX, Title X, Part 1, of the Gene?
ral Statutes, wee stricken out.
A message was received from the
House, that Me.Hf.rs. Brayton, Hum?
bert, Meetze, Hayue aud Rice have
been appointed committee on the part
of tbe House, to join committee ap?
pointed by ? >u do, to examine U3 to
tbe funding of certain bonds and cou?
pons and payment of interest tbereou.
Concurront resolution that the
General Assembly adjourn sine die
February 11), 1875, was not agreed to.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Mr. Sloan presented petition of Ca?
rolina National Bank, of Colombia,
requesting aotion on claim; also, intro?
duced bill to vest oertain real estate iu
oity of Columbia, liable to eschoat, iu
Solomon Aumann.
Mr. Rice?Joint resolution to elect
Justices of tbe Peace and Constables;
also, a resolution, wbiob was ordered
j to lie over for future consideration,
that the Speaker of this House appoint
a commission of three of its members,
whose daty it shall be to prepare
(without compensation for said ser?
vices) a bill to fix fees of attorneys
I and officers of all tbe Courts of tbe
State, and report same surly after the
meeting of next session of this Lugis
lature, and that W. D. Johnson, of
Marion, be appointed chairman of
said commission.
Mr. Orr?Joint reaolutioo to amend
Section 3, Chapter III, of the General
Statutes.
Mr. Barnwell?Bill to renew charter
of Cannoosboro Wbarf and Mill Com?
pany.
Mr. Trsnbolm, introduced s concur?
rent resolution, which was ordered to
lie over for future consideration,
that whereas, ander the Aot to raise
supplies for fiscal year oommenoiug
November 1, 187a, approved March
14, 1874, Section 7, it is provided that
a levy of one and four fifths of one mill
shall be made to pay certain claims
j against the State, aud aa it appears by
report of tbe Attorney-General to the
General Assembly, that the olalms
above referred to are snbjeot of litiga?
tion, aud that no provision of law has
11lelhrevf?f'lb^ e?fca^r?y^o?$bV M&Jo\Hh\t^l
I be Com ptroller-GTroral dad tbe Trea
i qtagbajafniMnrtmara ?mWmm\\WmMn}A i
l iienjo audit of,par ?njc.ulaaid claims
lotij the General Assembly ahull have
Sr?r?S^^et f ?1? atoount^C??
same ehalt tie oiehwlisbsd? and pay
Fagau & Uro. ...
t Mr, H^racb.introduced.a resolution, ,
; wol?b!--%as '?drtpfed, that the House
will not counder ^aby .bill or joiot rot
dolottya.it ? ' " "
'^stautjalj
all
for
WaJLapn
Jotise of Representatives,
imp's old inTrpd?eed a res?la
tion, wUigb was' agreed to aud soot to,
Senate, that-;the General Asiembly
adjourn sin? die Friday, February 19.
Mr. 'Speaear, frote 'Committed on
E.igrofnod.-BtliB. repcHfel ee dcrrJ*tly
angrqyaed aud rt>?dy Jut; third readnug;
5 " isloVi?dtOOrr"?Zai ^Ud; ^quuio | jtUA
v?du?. pop^nAssioaers i?f:.^f?w^eifj.;
County, to 1'evy, it od collect l^milla on
ibp , iTbJlar, and ? othOr matteie therein,.,
(ijuialn^tl; to alter and amend the Coda
of Wofcedure1. being Title V,; Part III/
ojf General Statutes.., , , . j '.
j Tho enaenhg clauses of "bills to re
[leal an AM to repeal the usury laws,
approved December 8,' 18G6: tcr estab?
lish and maiulum abdliobl rdi.lhaibbb
bjueuieut, instruction aud reformation
of juvenile offenders, to be kuuwu ?u
thu {State Reform School, were atr|ek.*u
OUt; ; . , ... , I, j _ lJO ...
Ml.-.ih. Dr.ijioy, iluu^fMfis Meetae,,
Heyne und Rice Were appointed'com?
mittee on part of Housu to examine as
to funding certain bonds aud ooupous.
FuncHaoTT, Renewo* ' Co
CHAIltiKHTON, S C;.:-EXt>l?OBDISABY
lND?dKME?T8 ? Best StaWa^ Prfnta,
tki. up'.. Long Cloth, from ' 6o. Op-I
Sheeting. 8Uo. np. Wool Flau'deJ,
25o: up. Fiue Dress Goods and AI
uiaocuH, 25c. up. Wool' Blankets,
61.85 per pair op. Fn'l lroeVof Jeans',
Cassimeres, Clotbs, Ribbons and
Very variety of Drvss Goods,' Cloaks,
jlmwle, Furs. Housekeeping Goods,
Jmpiua, Oil Cloih-, Rugs, uto. Ke*ip
[lCg the largest aud host self efevdstock
S.nub, wo can, with confidence, usance
our fr.eudu and rive .public that by
purohaeiug of uh, by order, or per?
sonally, they will save from 20, to 25
pri cent. Sain plea senton application
: All retail orders over 910 sent free of
j charge. Goods aent (J. O. D. Make
remittance* by P O. Order, Draft,'or?
per Express. Brauohes at Atlanta, Ga.
and Jacksonville, Fla., where goods
?an be obtained ut same prices. Jl'f
Tbe hope of Abe Republican par t j
is in tho army. This Repnblicau
House proposes to appropriate at this
session of Co ogress money enough to
support tbe army for two yeare? an
i unprecedented act. It ia well under?
stood that the next House will look
I jealously on army appropriations, aud
the Republican party feels the neces?
sity of hiring and paying for an army
for two years to come Grunt hopes
by this device bud by manufacturing
[outrages nucj^ppointiug governments
I in tbe Bontfj, and by fostering a for?
eign war, to glide into a third term ou
?oworv beds of ease. OS it Were.
Aro^LO am? Danak?Music is be?
coming mure and more the companion
of our cveJy^|ay life. We hear so
much of it V(e cannot help growing a
little critical. It was, then wise in Mr.
Briggs to eednre, for nis le<t' concert,
the best, talent the country afforded.
To ncatter. millions of dollars to tbe
accompaniment of mniio like that of
Gilmore's great.band, is a feat that few
people besides Mr. Briggs have ever
attempted. But he will do that very
thing ou tbe 27th of February.
The Polar Sea was remarkably free
from toe during the past year. Tbe
Pacific whaling fleet sailed farther
East past Point Breeze than ever be?
fore, and it is said that a steamer
might have gone clear through Mo
Clure's N rtb-weet Pa&aago.
Prompt.?Tbe people of Abbeville
have been very prompt in payment of
their taxes, having paid 8100,000 of
the total County and State taxes,
amounting to 8112.000.
A party of oolored prisoners at?
tempted to escape from tbe jail in
Charlotte, on tbe 3d, when tbe jailor,
Mr. Orr. shot aud killed one of them,
named Robinson. Orr was badly hnrt.
Capt. Devaney, who conducts a con?
struction traiu ou tbe Air Lice Rail?
road, was instantly killed by a oolored
train hand, near Monat Airy, on tbe
3d.
There are sixty-four Grangers in
attendance upon tbe annual meeting
of the National Grango Patrons of
Husbandry, in Charleston.
A young lady?Miss Mary Chandler
? wm recently burnt to death, near
Eaglo Rock, N. C , by her clothes tak?
ing tire.
Horses and Kales.
A LOT of fine HORBRK
and MULK8, Jast from
_ Kentucky, can be asen at1
Daiv'a diablo. Fsb.fi
as
Fab 5
City Taxes.
Pa. UI KB having city taxes and lieenaes
tu pay can be supplied with OITT
MOTES, receivable for ?*me, at s discount,
bv applying to JOHN AOSEW A SON.
Feb 3
'GLENN A
and onreolve?. We d?tlra to extend oaf
business in tbia l^:W? fbr i?Wpnrp?se "
wtU, correspond !vmV,&ty&j(Me applicants
fW Sfjsncrts. ? Send Vealr/ime 2$ tattt. t
?nee ae to character. *~1 1 ~5 1
pat ob'e^reSsly forfa^
rele fioo Red Baldwin' <
?old low for caeh. '
D. O.
Feb 1 2
Seed Potatoes. MfSSiSmM
300 m mwrf?*1 ?
30 boxeB prime Baft'rnd?8twAId 8IDE8.
Fol|jje .to oT
i.i.eJi n?l
THE Intt*^^^^^
WAKK UP a aenttatiya i? /the Trade, .
,>.... .'ui ..'t.l'j VI ' /J * ? llrtl -> U
jttbt as soon a* is is found ont by ataokstH 1
.wjfl ?l J csod Sill ii. soitaias d ! B '?
that PERItY. ft ?LaWSO? iro iStrodootosri
2, , !?!.;?! ??? nt ,v?n ol ??***;? .r- ?'?>
tbe KINKHT 3 KOU *5 OKMT^ iOIQABe
erer boasted^ In ^icdn^t4^;/;'/^^, .
;;;Fox8*?ie?y -t '.
ALL that .TUACT.oy.LAND.iving oa
llice Creek . ooi*Ujuin>: 9QQeeres?
.bounded as follows: East by lands M flept.
Black;, Wast41hjh ^uhei Steefct' Hentfc br J
Bpndnx and E?Jch;, SpaUtaas* by Char?
lotte and Columbia li*i)ro?d. Xb*a laud ie
ill wen-Umbered. For roxth^r iofQrma
lipn, apply U> . j J, V?INDttO?N, or
^5.0 ?l. . tf^UllMtf.J :U.V
''yerSale!""'"1" 1
CITY COUPONS at a ^ts'o^mit.B*ce4ya
Mo iu payment tor taxes, and license*
ut par. Also, ?n?rante?i(I Eonda of ureen.
and Columbia Kftltroa^Apn^y^o ,
I Jan 19 lmo Broker, lfjfa itajp abreet. ^ ,
ii, ? ?r: Fer "Saw:" u dl u:" ?' r'
HAYFN? chetftrea' raj resffiepoe, I
)tfSk-<T<?dr?'to sell my-HOfJSl'iu Colum
JaUlLbia, and will soli at a'e*erjfi*e tn'Order
to avoid renting'.1 eafl'orl DT. HS?WTBft,'
Ebo., at the Central National leans', wh,o id .
prepared to ne^Ute,^; Ifflgg J J '
,._Jan 31 ? ; '. '' , SSt^HSMSBf
Spring Prints?-lfew Styles,
' ? ', j,^^^cBsiyaiaiV' , j.
F01V SIXTY* DATS, FALL AND WIN?
TER (iOODt wilt be ??l? REG AUD
LKfckS 01? OQ>bT?i i 0. JACHtlON,
Jan&9 ?? , . Leader pf tLpw frloes. ,
POSITIVE REDUCTION
I i ' i I ii Ti;;vn ?? ?II
In prices of
WINTER GOODS.
1COMMENCE to-day to offer my entire
stock or NEW AND DEBIBABLB
UO0D8
At and Below Cost,
To insure a clearance, and make room for
an extensive Sprint; stock. For the next
live or mx weeks, such
Can be had as will force sales, and indaoe
buyers to mako every tffort to obtain snob
goods as are really useful, at from twenty,
live to liftv per cent, less tban the nsual
prioos. All in Heed of DRY GOODS will
save money by taking advantage of this
upportunily. J. n. KIN ARD.
Jan 2?_
The Ball Opened for 1875.
Dry Goods,
Boots and Shoes,
Carpets, &c
NEW GOODS reorived tri-weekly, and
stunning Leaoebs in all lines of goods
exhibited every day. A visit to the store of
W. D. LOVE & CO.
Will convince the pnblio that we mean to
give them better valn? for thrir money
than they can buy iu any other DRY
OOODH HOUSE IN THE STATE. Facts
proven n t the
GRAND CENTRAL
Dry Goods Bouse
or
W. D. LOVE & CO.
awSa-nples sent to all parts of the
country on application._ Jan 30
rAw?RBBTsi??
GARDEN SEED!
AFULL assortment last received St
L. T. BILLfMAN At CO.'rt
Jan 16 h Draft Btore.
10 Barrels Sweet Florida Oranees.
RECEIVED fBIS MORNING, direct
frcm Ptorida, and fbr sale obeaper
than ever offered in Oolnaabia. Hand orders
early to HARDY SOLOMON.
Jan '27