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TalegrapfeK:?Foralan ASTaira.
London,' FiberstfeVffog of I
menUry^J^a^^ d^^^^ t ili
Uli
each member U<3 a right to/reserve
suoh. ihdrvrdual liberty as:ttooorable
men required " A revelation 'regretjj
tmg Gladstone',* retirement was toon*
adopted., After an eloqhodt eulogy by
Mr* - Fawoott, Mr. Vtlliers no mi
nafeed tbe Malaie of Harrington, for
tho'lekdertbip^f iheoarty. M*. B*6*:
ley, who.wAl-a.figiuah'y in favor of Mr.
F?rster.*eooo<led the Domination, and
pledged tbe Martinis bis support and
that of Hfs ifr'rWff*. The Ma^dw
Harrington, , wa> then unanimously
olooted. Bright.,in the olosiog ?peooh,
the meeting ori it*
Disturbances' are* ?lf?lWfn Aspio,
wafi. lb oons^aeoW^f" 4b? imprtwon '
mep^oi Dr^Bigot, a i^ie^rfabject.
A.??ef eeAas " " ^ ' "
this.?jrt rb'A'ipiiii
mm
se*>aatio
B^IaTta, Fe'b'ru<iry &^Arrohbishop
Perbho end* Rev. Patrick.Allen, Of New
Orleans, art* m this eity, collecting
funds foti* Catholic ohuroh jo Lonisi
ana. It, ^as rumored iu New Orleans,
that Tat her A] Ion wsa dead. Tbc re?
port is without-foundation.' Father
Allen ia id perfect bualth.
Bsbun. February 4.?Bismarjck is
au?oriug from nervous affection. ' Tbe
Prince ' seems dutermfded to retire
after his syrtiefhf birtfc-1uy. ' '
MAuiiuj, February 4 ^Gob.' Loma
has defeated and oaptured the Oarlist
leader, Qen. Agaua.
London, February 4 ? Lirgo nag
gets have b'tiah found in the Capo of
Good Hppe gdjfl fields. .
Madbid, February 4.?It is reported
that Loma destroyed several canLOu
fonndries in Guipuzcoa. ,
UAiao, February 4.? Dan four has
been annexed to Egypt.' i ? '
Qu kb bo, February 4 ?? A falling rock
at Oape Blabo. qr?abed u number.
Eight bodies pave been found. An
avalanche from Capo Diamond at 8
o'olook last night.
Douhs from the Cape , piumopd
enow slide ure couUrmej.i, , . i
T?/?araulu?^tiiHniuaa (HavstarA.
WAa^c^Tdsi, F^broary' 4, r-tu J (he
So nabs, numerous, petitions were pre*
sealed against ^restoration of the doty
on tea" aud coffee or the revival of any1
internal taxation, and for a repeal of
tbe Act .of 1872, relieving certain
foreign' producta of . Sau per cent,
duty. Referred to tba Committee On
Finance.- The "debate on tbe Civil
Right* BUI is in progress, and will
olorte at 2 o'clock, when the vote will
be taken. ? There is an immense orowd
in thsgalleries.'
SPBXNOYiKti?, February 4.?Bails
were oonneoted through Hoosaio Ton
uel to-day.
Wabhcsoton, February 4.?The
House' seeaioo last nigbt was slim.
Several asked leave to print speeches.
Bangob. Mb , February 4.?Hersey,
member eteot, is dead.
LetTiBViiiiiB, February 4 ?Dr. Stuart
Robinson, Representative from tbe
Southern Branch of tbe Presbyterian
Chorob, iu a statement last night, de?
fends this branch against the charge {
that the Conference failed of its main
object because of tbe unwillingness of
the Southern members to fulfill tbe
conditions asked by tbe Northern di?
vision.
Naw York, February 4 ?An Ha?
vana letter says a very large force of
Government troops is operating in tbe
Cinco Villas District. They can only
protect certain exposed localities and
prevent the burning of some planta?
tions. The insurgents remain this
side of. Trooha. They spare planta?
tions tm a consideration and do not
kill the prisoners. The are gaining
the good will of the country.
The libel suit against the Sun, by
Kimball, goes on?neither party ao
ceptiug mutual offers of compromise.
The suit is for $50,000; tbe alleged
swindle $300.000. The case involves
Gov. Hartrauft and the Pennsylvania
war elaima. Tbe Sun is williug to re
tract tbe charge that the plaintiff re
ceived tbe money, but in no oase con
fees judgment.
Of tbe Southern State bonds, over
$30,000, recently stolen from the
Adams Express Company, were found
on the side-walk and returned to the
company.
TauiAHassrb, FiiA., February 4.?
Two ballots to-dav. Ou Hie first, Gov.
Walker came within u vote of election.
Ths Senate passed the Houso resolu?
tion appointing a committee of five to
investigate tbe Jacksonville, Pousacola
and Mobile Railroad.
Wichita, Kansas, February 4.?A
yman and woman were frozen to death.
It is feared that tbey were caught on
the prdirie during tbe storm.
Raoink, Wis., February 4 ?The
Eplsoopal College, with the library,
horned to-day; loss $60,000; insurance
$26,000.
Ddbdquh, Iowa, February 4.?A
train is iaet iu tbe snow seventy milea
hence. Thirty passengers sre without
food or fuel. Assistance hsa been sent.
There have been terrible aoow storms
ajd tbe thermometer 23 to 26 below
zero.
St. Paul, Minn., February 4 ? An
ineffectual ballot: Ramsay 54.
Washington, February 4?6 P. M.
Iu thi Sonate, Morton, of Indiana,
prea
in tho^al^oro bt^uoli^of ^h^^e^d
mou'a Saving's1' Bank Arid Trust Com
M?iw. mmss1
Commerce, reported, with, amend
meats, the Senate bill to promote eco?
nomy and efficiency in tbe marine hos- |
pital ssfvioa. Pratt, of Indiana, from
the CommUtee/.on.Pena^ljy reported,
with am^dfrnM^yj^e^^natu bill
amenw?^b^penniou' Tair.go as to re?
move trjg disaJWH/y jpnboWlib* bav
ing partfolfJated iu ttoe rebellion*; hate
?iqse tbe rebellion enlisted!*thSarwiy
of >he United States and become dis?
abled. X..largo, nombsr of bills re?
ported by the' Committee on Claims
were passed. Tbe Houbo bill for the
relief of Oat a vi? Lesart and her ohil
dren, was taken up ant) led to some
disouaajioa. ^ ;Sno.:t _Mtd.. there were
list, i wbrnh tdtgpt pn[|erly be called
Soutbertt^tyi^ ?r j^meariitof
.'ST
I-tbe committee ?
Iheporpoae^
":olaimavrcJ
Pkitfding ditouiMou, the
time allowed Ihfe'cuoimittcb 'expired.
,The Senate tbcjj took OpdObenrrent re
sola lion submitted by ft?or1?D to repeal
22 1 joint rqjtf of itb?TLtWO .Houses of
Congress, in relatiprj to counting the
electoral vute for President and Vice
president. Morton spfetjtljlf existence
of tins rule anl j-etenrt|iS'C<>untry to
great danger. After eqnauit?$(>u with
a number of Senators, he ,had deter?
mined to offer tbe following as a sub
etitute for tbe motion -to repeal, "no
objection to tbe reception and count
ing of any electoral voUvotS votes frotn
any Bute ?hall be made/'duless' suoh
objeotion is sustained by the affirma?
tive votes of tbe two Houses." After
discussion, the subject Was referred to
the Committuiti on Pn viloges aud Elec?
tions, i .Hi
Tbe Democrats onffe' summoned a
witness in rebintnl of. the testimony
taken by the Alabama. Investigating
Committee; tbe report will be deluyed
several days. Iu executive session, the
Senate rejected tbe reciprocity treaty
with Canada. The joint committues
to investigate Arkausus, Alabama aud
Louisianu, uppointed a snb-oommitteo I
to draft a bill. Tbe Committee ou
Expenditures .aase Mimmoued B. M.
Douglass, Marshal of the Western
District of Nortb Carolina, to explain.
Mr. Brown. Marsha) of tbe Southern
District of Illinois, ja $6,000 short; he
may avoid legal proceedings by settling
b *fore the 15th instant.
There was groat inxoitement iu the
House, to day, arising from a speech
of Browu, of fCauiuuky, ou tbe Civil
Bights Bill, iu which he spoke of But?
ler, of Massachusetts, in the following
terms; 14What should be said if tbe no
ousatioa of tbe Southern people should
come from one who is outlawed iu bis
own home from respectable society;
whose uatoe.is synonymous with false?
hood; who.is the champiou, and has
been on ull occasions, of fraud; who is
the apologist of thieves; who is such
prodigy of vice and moanneBB, that to
describe him, imagination would
sicken und invective would exhaust it?
self. In Scotland, years ago, there was
a tnau whose trade was murder, nud ho
earned bis livelihood by selling the
bodies of his victims for gold. He
liukod his name to his crime, aud to?
day throughout tbe world it is known
us Burking." Tbe Speaker?Does tbe
Chair understand the gentleman to be
referring in this language to a member
of tho House? Mr. Brown?No, sir; I
am desoribing an individual who in m
my mind's eye. Tbe Speaker?The
Chair understood the gsntlemau to
refer to a member of tbe House. Mr.
Brown?No, sir; I call no names. This
man's name was linked to his crime,
aud to-day throughout the world it is
kuowu as Burking. If I was to desire '
to express all that was pusillanimous in
war, inhuman iu peace, forbidden iu
morals and infamous in politics, I
should call it Butleriziug. For this
violation of parliamentary order, a
revolution of oensuro was passed upon
Browu, aft.-r a very exciting debate
and was administered by the Speaker.
The Civil. Bights Bill then went over
till to morrow. The House is to meet
at 10 o'clock.
Probabilities?For Friday, in the
South Atlantic and Eastern Qulf
States, rising barometar, North-west to
North east winds, cold and clear wea?
ther, except clouds on tbe immediate
coasts. For tbo Western Qulf States,
North-east winds, stationary and fall?
ing barometer, slightly higher tempe?
rature aud clear followed by cloudy
weather.
Teicgranhlc?Commercial Reporta.
Columbia, February 4 ?Sales of
cottou 22 bales?middling 13%@l4.i?.
New York, February 4?Noon.? |
Stocks active. Money 2. Gold 14,'.j.
Exchange?long 4 87; short 4.90. Go?
vernments strong. State bonds quiet.
Cotton firm; sales 1,740?uplands
1 T>3 2 ; Orleans 15%. Futures opened
?teudy: February l?ja(?)15 9-16; March
15 11-16@15 23-32; April 16(0)1? 1-32; I
May 16 11-32(g) 16?$\ Flour aud wheat
unchanged. Corn quiet and firm.
Pork quiet?moss 19 50. Lard firm?
steam 14jB Freight* firm.
7 P. M.? Specie shipments $750,000.
Cotton?net receipts 772; gross 2,582.
Futures closed strong; sales 26,100:
February 15 21 32 (o)15 1116; March
15 25 32(^15 13 16; April 16 5 32; Muy
16 7-16(o}16 15-32; Jnue 16#; July 17;
August 17 3 16; SeptemberCot?
ton steady; sales 2,722. at 15)4(3115%.
Southeru flour dull and prioes ou
chauged. Wheat heavy, lo. lower and
very limited demand?1.1U@1.80.
Corn opened firm, but olosed heavy
and lower, at 83(a)84 Sugar Very dull
end heavy. Rice firm and in fair k>b-_
bing demand. Pork flrmer?newmrmw
J9.62^(219.75. Lard firjajer?P/uqe
? team l*^. Whiskey lower?93>6(S,
94. ? Fref?hts ? vfi?diB>'Affcor-dottoE,
a team 9 S2. Money in good snpply-w
2@3. SMw?^i^Ti?
active?14^4 (mlOa. , . Qovertnjenta
dall but strong.' Slate's rl hi Land *uuai
nal. Stocka closed dull ^wVmTf*
Baltimohb, Februa?yu ...4-r?Flour
quiet and steady. Wheat otoady. dorn
tirmer for Western; Honthei-n 76(279.
lAx'd .'and provisions steady. Coffee
quiet apd unchanged. , Whiskey dall'
tfnd nominal ?90^(ai96. Cotton firm
middling 15^?; low middling 16; good
ordinary 14%; net receipts 281; gross
349; exports coastwise 37p; aalen 325;
spioners -2?0; stock 28.417.
Philadelphia. February 4 ?Cotton
firm?middling ft>* Hf9Ak
dling 15; good ordinary 147^; net re?
ceipts 36; gross 473; exporteGreat Bri?
tain 99.
Boston, February 4.?Cotton Arm?
NoBPoln.^F?r^fivV 4^-Oolton
firm?middling 143?; uet receipts
1,352; exports Great Britain 4.582;
coastwise 950; sales '^Q- stock.4.93i -
Memfhis, FebrnaHQar?-datt'pb him
and held higher?imTddtiof/flet
receipts 1,144; shipments 1.?42; sales
3,400; stock 09.245.
[ Cincinnati, February 4?Flour
steady. Corn quiet and vfeak:^?oM
(SjG7. Pork steady ?19 00. Lard ex
ckted aud higher?steam 13%(g>\3?4i
kottie 14i4foil4>.V. Bacon Hrm ?
shoulders 8;'cTe^r'fibTO'M(210^; clear
UQllkfj Wbiakoj, tym^4v ?
LouiaviiiiiB, Febraary * ?Floor wrr
clianged. Corn firm?68@70. Pork
quiet?19 50. Bacon quiet and un
uhauged; sugar cured hams 131 ^.('til4.
Lard unchanged. Whiskey 94. Bag?
ging quiet aud firm?12(212.1?.
Qai.ve.ston, February 4 ?Cotton
ateady and strong?middling 14?4?
net receipts 2 501; gross 2,606; sales
2,230; stock 80,527.
St. Louis, February 4.?Flour un?
changed and in good shipping de?
mand. Com firmer?64(266. Whis?
key declining?94. Pork advauoed?
18.95. ILcou firmer?sWblders 8;
clear rib and olear 10%@ll. Lard
held higher?13V.
Wtlmtnoton, February 4 ?Cotton
quint and firm?middling 145^; low
middling 14; good ordinary 13)^; uet
receipts 248; exports coastwise 482;
sales 870; stock 5,550.
?ayaknau. . February 4 ?Cotton
firm?middling 15; low middling 14^;
good ordinary 1^; net receipts 2.036;
exports continent 2,128; sales 2,497;
stock 100.016.
Acgusta, Fobruary 4.-Cotton
strong?middling 14$8; low middling
j 14(214'/; good orft&ry 13&; net re
oeipi? SOS; sales 1,005.
Mobile, February 4.?Colton buoy?
ant? middling 13^; low middling
14.'4; fjbod ordinary 13^; net reoeipts
1,257; grons 1,257; exports channel
3,135; coastwieo 1,219; Bales 5,300;
stock 64.084.
New Oblbanh, Febrnary 4.?Cotton
strong?middling 15; low middling
14J?; good ordinary 13^4; net reoeipts
6,411; gross 7,611; exports Franc?
2,264; continent 4.041; sales 8,500;
Htock 290,118.
Chableston. Febrnary 4 ?Cotton
firm?middling 14%; low middling
14 ^; good ordinary 13?^; net receipts
1,146; exports continent 476; miles
1,500; Mock 60,774.
LiVBiu>ooii, February 4?3 P. M.?
Cotton tiroi?middling nplandH 1%;
middling Orleans 7%; sales 15,000, in?
cluding 3,000 for xpeoulation and ex?
port; to arrive 1-16 higher; sales on
basis of middling uplands, nothing be?
low good ordinary, deliverable Febru?
ary. 7??'< nothing below low middling,
shipped January. 7;^; shipped January
or February, shipped Muroh or
April, 7 15-16; deliverable March or
April, 7^; deliverable April or May,
7 13-16; Hales on basis of middling up?
lands, nothing below low middling,
shipped February or March, 7 13 10;
aalos 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
lauds, nothing below low middling,
shipped February or March, 7J8.
London, February 4 ?The bank
directors posted a c ml, sayiog tbe ex?
pected change in tbe rate will not he
mado. Erics 26(226?^.
Bullion in tbo Bank of England de?
creased 1,500,000. Specie increased
in Puris 750,000f.
Paius, Fobroary 3.?Rontos 64f.
W ... - HH" -
Mr. James Redpath tells ns, in the
New York Independent, that, after all,
Qen. Qrant wua the muu wbo defeated
tbo designs wbiob Napoleon euter
tained of establishing an empire in
Mexico. Gen. Lew Wallace discloses
this State secret. He knew Mr. Lin?
coln wsnted to help tbe Juarez Go?
vernment iu an underhand way, and
at Lincoln's imttunco be interviewed
Grant, who recommended furnishing
arms to the Mexicans. Wallace wont
to Mexioo und couferred with the au?
thorities, wbo bad nothing left but
bows and arrows, while Bazatne bad
overrun the whole country with his
tinoly-t-qnipprd armies. Qen. Carvu
jal oame back with Geu. Wallace to
Washington to perfeot tbe arrange?
ments, and tbe Government furnished
enough Eufield and SpringQeld rifles
to arm seven Meiioan armies, wbo
subsequently demolished Maximilian's
empire. This is q.'ito a remarkable
story. Mr. Redpath says: "This great
triumph baa never beeu claimed for
Grant. He Ins always resolutely re?
fused to let it be known." Perhaps
tbe next thing we bear will be that
Grant is secretly arming the Cubans in
their struggle against Spain.
TH^ STATE LBOI?LATURB.
A (?VCD ay, Ff i1 au ah y 4, 1875.
'Dd?nV Naib^ aaul Wlitttenirlre ??S
tee on part of Senate, pursuant to con?
current, rsaohtfjdu sppc^rit a com
mittee to examine ag to^he funiliug of
coxtui,n ,bosd<j. -and oonimuH and pay
no?aTof interest thereou, aud a mes?
sage sent to .House accordingly.
The House eenV to Senate tue follow?
ing bill?: To alter arid' amend trU'
Codo cir to?oe\'fl?(re,': bei ugjTJ?e. >V
Part HI, of thehiGe?oialr Statutes; to
authorize and roqairo Couu't'y Cord
miasioners of Ne^berryj to leyy'atjd
collect \y2 mills 'on the dollar, aOu
other matters tbereip'Oontained.
Mr. Owens presented acootaot of
Wpi. Glaze, for repairs to Senate
fei?*, ;l?JL!3.iX*?
Mr. Myers, from Committee on En?
grossed Bills, reported I as- engrossed
and ready for third reading, bills to
regulate the practice of dentistry and
il^eito? ^it h^
und Manufacturing Company to con?
struct a private railroad from pfunta
akaoaju ^as Magnolia, on Ashley
er rt>;uL. ' alongside;* St. Andrew's
1, oil East to ?oe's ferry road, or
to some immediate points; to provide j
I for enumeration of inhabitants of the
Stale; to amend "An Act to iucorpo
\ roie-taS SamtSr Ac idemical Society;"
relative to State ollicers and oflices.
Mr. dm, from Committee on En?
rolled Acta, reported?u's enrolled and |
reudy for rati?catiou: Acts to iucorpo
rate the town,of Port Harrolson, in
"Hurry County; to alter and amend the
charter of Uuiou Havings Bauk, of Co?
lombia; joint resolution to allow O. 1 >
Prentis, J. Li. Smith, estate A. J.
Hales, A Holley, M. L. Miles und G
D. Mims to redeem certain forfeited
lauds in County of Aikeu; Act to renew
??u ????Dd Charter u[ Tuble MuUuiiiiu
Turnpike Company; joint resolution
to restore to Charleston Library So?
ciety title to certain lands forfeited for
non-payment of taxes, and to declar?
es me free from taxation.
." A message, was sent to the Speaker
of the Housft of Representstives, in
viting him to attend in the SsUUtC to
assist in tho ratilicatiou of the Acts
and joint resolutions.
Mr. Coubran introduced bills to au?
thorize and require Board of County
Commissioners ot Anderson to draw
new juries; to amend an Act to pro?
vide for the payment.of so iuspeotor
of Phospbatea, und to jdeolare bis
duties.
Mr. Clinton?Bill to extend the
time for certain officers to qualify.
Mr. White?Bill to repeal Sections
65. 66, 70 and 71, and to umeuti Sec
tioos 68 end 69,' of Chapter XVil, of
the Revised Statutes, relating ikter rtlia
to the Land Commission.
[ Mr. Gaillard?Bill to amend an Act
to regulate the sale of intoxicating
j liquors, snd to alter and amend the
law in relation thereto.
Besolutiou relative to the funding
of certain hypothecated bonds, wun
agreed to.
Mr. Clinton presented claims of K.
G. Billings, of Lancaster, for recordiug
and indexing sundry papers and docu
meuts.
A ruesBago was received from the
Governor, stating that he bad ap?
proved the following Act aud joint rt
solutiou.-: Act to authorize and permit
Henry N. White to erect a gate across
Sballowford iload, Webt of Seneca
Biver, in Anderson County; joiut re?
solutions to allow Mrs. Susan E. Mo
Ilwuin to redeem certain forfeited
lands; to authorize the Comptroller
Geuerul to remit a certain tax penalty.
The enacting clause of a bill tu
amend Chapters XXXVIII and
XXXIX, Title X. Part 1, of the Gene?
ral Statutes, was stricken out.
A message was received from the
House, that Messrs. Bruyton, Hum?
bert, Meetze, Hay no aud llico have
been appointed committee on the part
of the House, to join committee up
poiuted by Senate, to examiue as to
the funding of certain bonds aod cou?
pons und payment of interest thereon.
Concurrout resolution that the
General Assembly adjourn sine die
February 19, 1875, was not agreed to.
HOUSE OF BEPBESENTAlTVES.
Mr. Sloan presented petition of Ca?
rolina National Bauk, of Columbia,
requesting aotiou ou claim; also, intro?
duced bill to vest certaiu real estate iu
oity of Columbia, liable to escheat, iu
Solomon Aumann.
Mr. Bice?Joint resolution to elect
Justices of the Peace aud Constables;
also, a resolution, which was ordered
to lie over for future consideration,
that the Speaker of this House appoint
a commission of three of its members,
whose duty it shall bo to prepare
(without compensation for said ser?
vices) a bill to fix fees of attorneys
and oSiaors of all the Courts of the
State, aud report same eurly after the
meeting of next session of this Legis?
lature, and that W. D. Johnson, of
Marion, be uppointed chairman of
said commission.
Mr. Orr?Joiut resolution to amend
Section 3, Chapter III, of the General
Statutes.
Mr. Barnwoll?Bill to renew charter
of Caunousboro Wharf and Mill Com?
pany.
Mr. Trenholm introduced a concur?
rent resolution, which was ordered to
lie over for future consideration,
tbat whereas, nnder the Act to raise
supplies for fiscal year commencing
November 1, 1874, 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
against the State, aud as it appears by
report of the Attorney-General to tbo
General Assembly, tbat the claims
above referred to are subject of litiga?
tion, aud tbat no provision of law bus
bSSjTB&rX Iegifty?^tfc 8a?i^Set|
t?e Comptroller-General nod the Trea?
surer bo authorized and directed to n
fiiH? audit or pay any of said claims
on til tbo Geueru] Assembly shall have
or0^3dad Jjy luW t&e mode in which
IrJ^alidlty' and tAie amount of the
sumo shall be established, and pay
moot the*eef\be marie. - . _ ?..
Mr. .Simon? presented claims of
Fagau &. liro.
1 Mr. Hirsch introduced a resolution,
which ? was 'wdopfed, that tbo House
Will ?int rounder auy bill or joint re?
solution introduced after Monday, tith
instant; also, introduced bill to repeal
Section tJOqf ^Ad Aof tn ffMptar all
Acts andvjjfwta of Acta providing for
the rtkfteaernjbp* nod taxation of pro
Mr. SpeuW-^fiuTfiJo amend Sectjon
0 of "An Act cblb*,^
ap[)roved Fubroer^JOrlffi?. * ^
Mr. i*il^^*e?
Thomas TJrraut and Aaron Watspn
1 against House of Representatives.
Mr. Bampfield introduced a resolu?
tion, which was agreed to and sent to
Senate, that the General Assembly
adjourn sin? dia Friday, February 19.
Mr. S*peoeer, from Committee on
Engrossed Bills, reported as Correctly
engrossed and ready for. third reading;
Bills to, authorize and require; {tfjej
County Commissioners of Newberry
Cotiuty to levy ami collect ly> nulls on
i ho dollar, and other matters therein]
contained; to alter and amend the Code)
of Procedure, being Title V, Part 111,
of General rStututes.
The enacting chaises of bills to re?
peal an Act to repeal tho usury laws,
approved December 8,' 18C6: to estab?
lish and maluiam a sohuul for Die con
iluetnout, instruct ion sud reformation
of juvenile ofleudurs, to he known as
the Statt Reform School, were stricken
out.
Me.-*?. Bray ton, Hmubett, Meetz-',
Hayue und Rice were uppoiuted coin
inittee on part of iioiho to examine as
to fuudiug certain bonds and uoupons.
FcilOHOOTT, UftNEDlOt & Co ,
ChakTjK.ston, S C. ? EXfjUOBDISAUY
I?dtjokmentr ?Best Standard Prints,
ftp. up. Long Cloth, from 6:. up.
S'leeting, 30c. up. Wool Flannel,
2?0. np. Fine Dress Goods and Al
piiocMH, 25c. np. Wool Blankets,
81.85 per pair up. Fn'l Iru'eWof Jeuns'.
Gussimeret?, Clot ha, Ribbons and
every variety of Dress Good*. Cloaks,
IShawlc, Furs. Hoti8<M'eepiug Goods,
G?rpnie, Oil Cloth-, Rug*, utc. Keep
ling the largest and host sele cted stock
South, wo can, with e n.hMeuoe, assure
>ur fr>ends and tho public, that by
purchasing vi us, by order, or per?
sonally, they will save from 20 to 25
perceut. bam pies sent on application.
All retail orders over $10 sent froo of
I charge. Goods sent U. O. D. Make
remittances by P O. Order, Draft, or
per Express. Brauches at Atlanta, Ga.,
and Jacksonville, Fia., where goods
?hu bo obtained at same prices. J1 f
The hope of the Republican party
is in tho army. This Republican I
House proposes to appropriate at this
session of Congress money enough to
support the army for two years?an j
unprecedented act. It is well under?
stood thut the next House will look
jealously on army appropriating, and
the Republican party feela the noce*
sit v of hiring aud paying for un army
for two years to com? Graut hopeH
by this device und by manufacturing
outrages tud appointing governments
in the Sontb, and by fostering a for?
eign wax, to glide into a third term on
?owory beds of ease, as it wero.
Apollo AMD Danae ? Music is be?
coming more and more the compauiou
of our i^v^ky-day life. We hrar so
much of it vte^oaunot help growing a
I little critical. It was then wise in Air.
j Btiggs to secure, for bis la-t concert,
! the best talent the ooontry afforded.
To scatter millions of dollars to the
I accompaniment of mosio like thut of
j Gilmore's great band, is a feat that few
people besides Mr. Briggs have ever
attempted. But he will do that very
thing on the 27th of February.
The Polar Sea was remarkably free
from ice during the past year. The
f'aoitio w hui lug fleet sailed farther
Hist past Point Breeze than ever be
foro, and it is said that a steamer
might have gone clear through Mo
jClure'e N-Tth-wetit Passage.
Prompt.?The people of Abbeville
have bceu very prompt in payment of
their tuxes, having paid 8100,000 of
the total County and State taxes,
amounting to 8112 000.
A party of colored prisoners at?
tempted to escape from the jail in
Charlotte, on the 31, when the jailor,
Mr. Orr. shot aud killed one of them,
named Robinson. Orr was badly hurt.
Cupt. Devaney, who conducts a con
Islruetiou tram on tbe Air Line Rail
roud, was instantly killed by a colored
train hand, near Mount Airy, on the
3d.
There arc sixty-four Grangers in
I attendance upon tbe annual meeting
of the National Grangn Patrone of
J Husbandry, in Charleston.
A young lady?Miss Mary Chandler
?was recently burnt to death, near
Eagle Rock, N. C , by ber olotbes tak?
ing lire.
lavfeel.
Horses and Males.
A T,OTof fins RORSRSl
>aud MU1.KH. jast from
_jKentucky, can he seen aU
Daij'? diabto. Feb.6
City Taxes.
PAitrigH having city taxes and licenses
to pay can be supplied with UITY
I NO TKS, rccMivahls for s?m?, at a discount,
hv applying to JOHN aONEW A SON.
1 Feb 3
, /GAfeafijv;fe.AUiul>tnar
In AVE t bis dar associated with me jny
brother; ?TOHlf ?. KABffclvBB!' ?sa
partner, and Uiebusiaesa heretofore, con?
ducted by.me at thin ,plsfca, will hereafter
be Condtrcted tender tno arm namo of
GLENN A. KAMINE? A BBO. ? i
. :- ?,^Nj^?T^?^BB-1
A Good Opportunity.
WE are doing an extensive business ia .
CLOTHING and pUSTOW TAILOR?
ING, tbrungb Local * Agents, who are sup
plted with aamplea. snowing our Beady
made and Custom Piece Goods Stock. Tho
plan is working well for consumers, agents
and ourselves. Wo desire to extend our
business in this hue. and for that purpose
will correepoud with bono. fide applicauta
for agencies. Send rest name and refer?
ence as to character,
DEVLIN * CO..
. P. O. Bot 1,2%,
F*b fi C _ New'Yorfr'Clty.
Butter and Apples.
JUST received- fcweutr small., packages
strlcWy prime Q1LT BDQE Ii Ul. TER,
put up expressly for fata?y ?ae. Fifty bar?
rels lino tied Baldwin ATFLES. Will bo
sold low fur cash. ,
d. o, fmxgtto &. spur.
_Feb4 2 Hex\ to Post Office ?
Seed Potatoes, Bacon, Apples, &c.
30 boxes prime B?lt frnoTSftrrfkedSIDEB.
100 bbls. selected APPLES and ONIONS.
?0 tubs Ooshen BUT IKK and Leaf LA.KD
20 boxes Factory Cream CHKE8E.
100 bbla. Family FLOUR. . " .
Iu- C. J.LA?REY. j
Feb_2 C _Opposite Tqazyix Office. .
ITflE Indfan OirfS '^tMf, SEN^ATIpji.
:; for23 cents, haVo arrived/ahd yrftf truly
Sis* 1
WAKE UP a sensation in the Cigar Trade
just as soou as it is found ont by smokers I
... ? ?. .-l:;* .. j.,i ii ri I* ! '.
that PKIU'.Y. & SLaWSOM are introdnoioff.
tbo FINEST 3 FOR ?3 OKNT9 OIQAltH
ever boast td-af In this cott?tttf'. Fob 8
For Sale,:
ALL that TRACT OF 1/ANI), lying on
llice Creek Road, containing SOOaores,
bounded as follows: East by lands of Cant.
I Stuck; West by John Stacks South by
Bnudrix and Kelch; South-eaat by Char?
lotte and Columbia Railroad. This laud ie
all well-timbered. For further informa?
tion, apply to J. WINDHORN, or
Jan 31 at* . J. LOU Ab._, )_.,_
For Sale! ? '
CITY COUPONS at a discount. Receiva?
ble iu payment for taxes and licenses
at par. Also, Guaranteed Bonds of Green
and Columbia Railroad- , Apply to
D1,OAMBRU,L,.
Jan 10 lmo Broker, 107; Main street.
For Sale.'
HAYING changed ray residence, I
dneire to sell my HOfJBE'ln Colum
-bia, and will soli at a sncrinte. tn'order
to avoid renting. Cafl on X. H.. SAWxBft,
Esq., at tho Central National Rank, irho ia
prepared to negotiate. 1_
1 1 A. GF. BBBfNIZEB,
Jan 31 13 _ _? Charlotte, N. 0.
Spring Prints?New Styles,
Jf.M HECK1VKO.
FOn SIXTY DAY9, FALL AND WIN?
TER GOODA will be sdld REGARD?
LESS GF Uc>bT. O. F. JACKSON,
Jan 20_ Leader of Low Pxioes.
POSITIVE REDUCTION
In prices of
WINTER GOODS.
1COMMENCE to-day to offer my entire
stuck or NEW AND DESIRABLE
CiOODS
At and Below Cost,
To insure a clearance, nnd make room for
j an extensive spring atock. For the next
i live, or six weeks, snob
Can be had as will force sales, and induce
buyers to wake every c n o t to obtain such
goods hb are really useful, at from twenty
live to Li ft v per cent, lea* than the neual
prices. All in need of DRY GOODS will
gave money hv taking artvantaeo of this
npportunilv. J. II. KINARD.
Jan 2? _
The Ball Opened for 1875.
8vt*?wj
Dry Goods,
Boots and Shoes,
Carpets, &c.
NEW GOODS received tri-weekly, and
(?tunning Lkadhis in all lines ot goods
exhibited every day. A visit to the store of
W. D. LOVE & CO.
Will convince the public that we mean to
give them better value for tluir money
than they can buy in any other DRY
GOODS HOUSE IN THE STATE. Facts
proven : t the
GRAND CENTRAL
Dry Goods House
of
W. D. LOVE & CO.
a9*Sa*nples sent to all parts of the
country on application. Jan 30
~ LANDRRTll'S
GARDEN SEED!
AFULL assortment just received at
L. T. SILL1MAN A CO.'rt
_Jan 16_Drug Btore^
10 Barrels Sweet Florida Oranges.
RECEIVED THU MORNING, direct
from Florida, and for sale cheaper
than ever offered in Columbia. Sand order*
early to HARDY SOLOMON.
Jan 27