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UILimiGTOlI. 17. C SUNDAY. JUHE 13. 1875.
T7H0Li:! 110. C.CCj.
Or ibiln .jloimtid.
SOUTH A3IESUCA.
NZW ADTZRTiaiilZSTS:
LED TOEfl OLHOyMS
7T
TEUWCLE KAKTHQUAKE AT
RALAZAH.
a 3
ri E V E H A L CITIES MORE OR
LE.-S5 DESriiOYEl).
JTJSDAY, JUNE 13. 1375.
BY TELEGRAPH.
HEADQUARTERS. f
EISHOP HAVENS SELECTED AS
ONE OF Til? COMAHaSION-r
ER8 TO TREAT Willi
the siouxs.
THE NATIOJfXL'blNK -REDEMPTION
AOEN0X TO CLCWE s
'" TlttiMfTtlE 25TH OP "
JUNE TO 1ST OP
.U)iJ,.iU I '
TT7 . . T., - JO XTmi .
Amoug the Commipsioners salectthl to
treat with the Sinni' Trttfifiu,' for tho
alienation of the Blacfc UilKisRishou
Havens, of Georgia. He has not j et
aooeptod.
Wasgtoh, ,Jnne 13-rNigUt The
following uotico ,.l)e Witi ixsrjixl iby
the National Bank Redumption Agen
cy: "lu order to facilitate the ejatu
iuation of tlie'eusli upon the retire
ment of fhrSresut Treasurer, this
Agency will ha eiosqil for rodeuijjtiuus
from the 25th day' of June to the lt
day of Tuly:Bt, BbthUiay inclusive.
Correspondents are specially reqnested
not to MDd remittance of bank not
for redemption no that they will arrive
daring thai, ptrfud, 'but 1 tOj hold op
their remittauoe until the lut of Jnly.
Remittances of National Bank notes,
U. 8. notes and certificates of deKMt
for credit for the. live pur cent, will be
received as nsnal. . , . , ,,. . ,, .
(Signed? '.J A .T.Er?mNER, .: -
Treas. U. S. & Redemption Atfent.
A telegram to the Treasury Depart
ment annoo.noea' that the' iirwt oaae of
illicit i distillation ! under i the recent
aeizurWa tried yesterday at Evans
ville, Ind., Being that of liingham
Bros., who .were tried only on one
charge; that of rnnning their distillery
in the absence of a Btore-kecper. The
verdiot was in favor of the Govern
ment, and a fine of 81,000 was im
posed. By direction of tho President, Col.
Yntin 11 PuinaVa Anrm gt ancritifutra
has been assigned to duty according
to bia commission of Brevet Major
General. This assignment makes Col.
Barnard theraninj jblHoor . of the
Light House Board, of which he is a
member. rlir '' A t
The Prenwenl nog signed the com
mission of Benjamin Oooloy as Post
master at Atlanta.
fiojjAki
a
EART
AKE". AT T NEW GKE-
N AD A. .
MOV
ARKESt'OP ' COUNTERFEITERS.
A, i H " i ! H m, ;'
Havana, June 12 Noon News by
the way of Bk. Thomas reports a terri
ble earthquake, in Nw Grenada.- The
ueeirucuoo, was greatest in uie ni'
of Ouchita. , It is etatod , that 10,000
lives were lbst.
The police arrested to-day, six per
sona in the act of preparing counter
feit tax receipt and lottery tickets.
TI1E VICKSBUUG.
TWELVE MORE OP THE PA8
SENGERS AND CREW ' OP "
THE ILL-FATED STEAM- '
ER VICKSBURG
- RESCUED.
MoMTjaii,'tJuiie "12 Koon The
following telegram has just be re
oeived: !;' 1 ' ,!'
St, Johs's, New Focndlaitd.
To David Torranoc & Co., Montreal
Nine bt the crew and three passen
gers of the " VicTisburg were brought
bere by an American tisherman. ...
Signed, .
Staff. Bt. Johns.
The government has dispatohed a
steamor from Halifax in search of the
missing boat.
, , .EUROPE.
A CRISIS IMMINENT AT ATOMS.
THE.gHJU? f NIAGARA GOING TO
.ISA., .. ' !
A PORTION OF THE CARGO OP
THE BARK RUNER
" ;: SAVED. '
London, June 12 Noon The Daily
News reports that a crisis is imminent
ut Athens which may result fn the ab
dication of the King., Five Turkish
men 6f"war nave been ordered to
cruise the Greek waters. The Russian
Minister has advised the King not to
abdicate without securing the rights
of nis heir to tua tnrone. xue proua
bility if that ttolRh Intervention will
be discussed at Athens.
ThohuU of the ship Niagara, which
went ashcre off Holy Head, is break
ing np, the stern having fallen awny.
Three hundred bales of cotton Lvue
been recovered from the wreck.
Of the cargo of ) the. barflne Rnner,
from Savannah, for Finland, which
stranded in the Gulf of Bothnia, five
hundred bales of cotton, slightly dam
arad and seven hundred seriously dam-
Bired. hava i been recovered. There
are two hundred ' balos still on board
Pahts. Jnne 12 Noon The Work
men's societies of this city have oponod
a national subscription to provide for
the sending a delegation io me rnna
- Marsteafl,' the ' Communist editor
who urged the shooting ot tne Aron
bishop of Paris, died in Now Galedo
nia.
IMMENSE LOaS OF UPE AND
DESTRUCTION OP PROP
: " . E U T P.
PANiMA,Jnne 4 Tim rojal ma 1
steuiiibhip BliZ'J, hicU arrived at
Aunnwali to-aay from baviuiuo,
briugn the following prtiouUra put
li h. d in an extra of the li.irrang'uU
hhippttig Lit, of M.iy 2ltb, of the
ternable enrtUiymlit) m tnu Auues:
Tint steamer 1-mbol, which wrivid
yesterday from the interior, ueared
our city with her ilafj at half . tnnst in
dicating that (the was tho bearer f
uuweioonie newt auu wUilo tneru were
various oonj-eturus hh to its import.
cone hail for a moiueut pio'.mej tti
tho oolosAiil mngiiitude of the awful
onldinity which had Ukeu place. The
luiormat!ou which has rescued as on
the subject is contained iu a letter
dnted BihZ'ir, seven leagues from Cu-
outtt, the )th of. .the present mouth,
from which wo eiruet ami translate the
following: At 11:10, A. M , yesterday,
th 18th. a severe earthquake visitiil i
this city and region, la thin city a
largo part of the church fell aud sev
eral houses were' destroyed pud
wme iMi'le killed. Tho city o(
Cucatilla is entire-ly deitcoyed, only
low famuiee being sava. A uer-
mau dru store watt set on lire by a
bail o( fire which was thrown out of a
volcauo, which is oouHtantly belching
out lava. This volcauo bus opened it-
solf in front of Santiago in a ridgo!
called the El Alto do w Oirauha. Sau
Cuyetano was destroyed, also a large
part of bautmgo. iu Uruiuaiote. Uiere
was croat deati uotiou. AiLoleda, Cu-
cutta aud Sau CriHtobalo are nearly
destroyed. The population iu those
towns is estimated by persons well
acquainted iu that region, more or
less, aa follows: a m uayetona, lour
thousand, Santiago, two thousaud,
Gramalote, three thousaud, Arboleda,
five thousand, Cuoutilla, five thou
sand, Sun Crestobale six thousand.
The section of country above referred
to embraces the regions arouud about
where Columbia and Venezuela joiu,
tlie Columbian portion embracing
the State of Santonder. It is in some
respects the most productive part of
this Republio, and the ooffoa of this
section ia famous the world over. One
of the destroyed cities San Joso do
Oueuta the ily of the most impor
tance of any in that section, was situ
ated on the boundary of th Republic,
in latitude 7 degrees SO minutes north,
lougitudo Ti degrees 10 minutes west,
and was founded by J uan de Marten,
in 1534. It wjm a port of entry, if an
inland town carj be called a f 1111 d
here was established a custom house.
The population of tho city at the time
Of the uiaaster was estimated at aoout
18,000. It had a large commercial
business, was a great depot for coffee
aud cocoa for shipment either through
the Venezuelan ports or down the
Magdaleua to this city.
Tho shock was . felt sharply in Bo
gota and tho adjacent region.
A gentleman who was at tho time in
Pacatabava says that the movement
lasted for thre-qnarters of a minute.
It was slightly felt in Barranquilla.
Tho above particulars are all we
have been able to obtain for this mail.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
DEPARTURE OP THE WASHING
TON LIGHT INFANTRY TO
PARTICIPATE IN THE
BUNKER HILL CEL-
EB1UTION.
CiiABiiEHTON, July 12 Night The
departure of the visiting detachment
of the Washington Liight Inlautry,
with fifty muskets, for Bunker Hill ut
noon to-day, on the steamer Charles
ton, was tne occasion of a marked pop
ular demonstration of patriotic feeling.
The State colors given to tho cops by
Gov. ' Ohaniborhiine, were presented
by Hon. W. D. Porter iu front of tho
Unarleston Hotel in presonoe 01 an
immense concourse aud uctaohment.
They were escorted to the pier amid
great enthusiasm. The steamer was
covered with a display of bunting. By
order of General Vodges, C. S. A.
Commanding Post, a light battery of
the First Artillery in full uniform,
were drawn up at tho head of the pier,
aud as the steamermoved out from the
dock her parting gun was answered by
a national salute of thirty-seven guus
from the battery. The visiting corpB
include several ex-rebels whose lust
visit to New York was as wounded
prisoners ai route to Elmira.
PENNSYLVANIA;
THE LIBEL SUIt"aGAIMST THE
TITTSBURU POST DE-.
C1DED.
PiTTRBrno, June 12 Noon In tho
libel suit of W. D. Moore vs. the
Pittsburg Post, on trial here for sev
eral days, the jury this morning re
turned a verdict of 810,000 damages
for the plaintiff. Tho cause of the
suit was an article published in 'the
Post, in February, 1874, wherein
Moore, then Chairman of the Demo
cratic Couuty Committee, was accused
of abandoning his trust as Chairman
and being a traitor to his party.
' NEW YORK.
THE ALABAMA PRESS ASSOC! A
; TION ON A TOUR.
Ohweoo, Juno 12 Night Tho Ala
bama Press Association, accompanied
by members of tho State Press, the
Mayor aad Boroo citizens, had a drive
around , tho city this forenoon and
afternoon. Tho Southern editors
took a special car for the St. Law
rence river en route to Montreal
NEW AD VXRTISULIS TS.
Grass Blades,
II
AT OTJTTKES,
Heap Hooka,
Urain urmiea, i
Corn Shelter, Aa.
A full rtiuent ol the above good and at
fory low .rlee, can be found at Uieold eatab
llbed Hardware House of
JOHN DAWSON,
19, M and II Markot Street.
June 136
QRAND
TEMPERAKCE FESTYIAL AND BALL
OF THK
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF
GOOD TEMPLARS
Will tako ilaoe at their II ALL on
Wi-dncaday Evenlns;, letb Inat
Lacliea who are kind enough to help aa out will
nleaie aend In their donatlona ear IT on Wed-
ucKlajr to the Hall or to Mre. Oeo. P. Lamb,
on flxtn, Dei ween rnncen iuu tum iu
TICK K I S 25 UKNTS.
jimo 13 141-lt-toea-lt
Handsome Diagonal
Goats,
BLUE FLANNEL SUITS,
GENTS' LEATHER TRUNKS,
LADIES TRAVELING TRUNKS,
SUITS FOR FAT MEN,
SUITS FOR LEAN MEN,
SUITS FOR TALL MEN,
SUITS FOR SHORT MEN,
SUITS FOR EVERYBODY, CHEAP.
MUNSON & CO,
CITY CLOTHIERS.
Jnne 13 Ht-tf
WE KEEP
lONbTANTLY ON BAND the beat and
untapeet line of Oente and LadiM emtom mad
BOOTS AND SHOES.
We koeu on hand a On lot of OenU and La
diea SLIPPERS
at rery low price.
We can beat the world on
J CHILDREN'S SHOES.
We keep the beat.
Onr Mea'a and Boy'e KIP BROQAN8 w
gurrai,tee canmH be excelled In ptlct or
lll""ltY' A EVANS & VONOLAHN.
JU'13 1-
HAY,
ami N. B., Corn, Crack Corn,
0m, PrOTonder, Mcata, Canned Uooda, Wator
Oround Meal, flour, 4o. o.
For mle low by
OKANT HINTON.
Ml
June IS
Grain Cradles and Fan
Mills.
GRANT'S Southern Pattern, 5 Finger Grain
CUrt If s, (tho beet la Um market), and
Urutit'a ran mine iur uwn
Kor tale low by
aiXKS A U0BOUIUON.
Hi
Juno 18
NEW ADVEETISEHESTI.
Bacon, Fork. Flour,
. .. Corn, etc
75 Boxes Smoked Bides and Bhonl-
deri,
60 Boxes D. S. Sidos,
800 Bbla. Flour-all grades.
8,000 Bushels Prime White Corn.
100 Bbls. Refined Sugar,
' 100 Bags Prime Rio Coffoe, '
100 Bbls. S. H. Syrup,
100 Hbds. and bbls. New Crop Cu
ba Molasses,
800 Bales Prime N. R. Hay,
500 Bundles Hoop Iron, " '
250 Second Hand Spirit Casks,
50 Bbla. Rioe,
100 Bbls. Glue,
200 Kegs Nails. '
100 Boxes and half boxes Caudles,
50 Boxes Lye,
25 Boxes Soda,
, 25 Boxes Potash,
50 Boxes Candy,
50 Boxes Soap,
50 Boxes Tobacco,
100 Gross Matches.
For sale low by
WILLIAMS & MURCHISON.
uutnel Uaaaot fiuauot
100 Tone Ouanapx; Ouano,
100 " Sureka "
Foraalolowby
WILLIAMS A MDBCH1HON.
Jono 18 141
Pay Us
LL YOU OWE C8 IF TOU CAN, It
nut, all a part. 17 want our roeaey. '
CHAS D. MYERS & CO.,
S & T North front Mt.
Fine Clarets.
JHINE, BANTEKNK and Hock Wine.,
Sparkling Moaelle, Catawba, Burgnndy and
Heldalack Wine.
Frankfurter Lager
Bier.
JatPOETSD. Don't dm Imitatlonswhen yon
caa get the genuine.
Best Flour.
Lt KINDS-Wheat, Bye, Graham.
rrol, Halt barrel, and Bag.
Goods Delivered Free
LL OVER THK CITT.
cub bnyori preferred. Beet g oda, Lowett
price.
- CHAS. D. MYERS k CO.,
5 and 7 North Front Street
jUMU 141-iK
JTEW AD VERTI3EMINTB.
Grand Family
EXCURSIOn.
A
OBAND FAMILY BXCUKSION, UN-
dartheaii.nloeiior the MACHINIST' AND
BLAUKMMJYU'S VMlOMttUi. S,-1U-Uka
place on
MoisnDA."sr,jur,"sr ctkc
TO 8MITKVILLE AND FORT CAS
WELL AND RETURN-ON THE
STEAMER GOV. WORTH. : ,
The ticket, tho number of which I txwltive-
ly limited, will da 1 each.
no .piriiuoii. iiiuur. win do allowed nn
board, lea Cream, Handwlehea, Coltee, die.
will be aer?od at city price..
The boat will leaV tbe wharf, foot of Mar
ket .treat, promptly at 8 o'olcck. Onoii MukIo
ba. been anitHged lor the ooowlon. Tlie t)um
mittee reaerre the.rlght to .iclud all olijeo
ttonabla peraona.
Tickets may be procured at MoMr.T, II.
McOarlty A Co' ator, comer Front and
Vvct atrevt.
Jun 18 - 140 lt42T-lt
Reduction in Prices.
; FAMILY SUPPLIES
Fresh this week.
' Imported and Domestic
At GEO. MYERS,
Preserved Ginger
AND SHAKER PRESERVES
at reduced price., at r .
Um, MYERS.
Cooked Corned Beef
S KKDUCKU PBIOK8.
At UKU. MYERS.
- Best Butter
JN THE WORuO at 40 cento per ponnd.
At . ' UKO. MTEH8.
New Process
E
MPIRE FLOUR. otwltbtandlng the ad-
yanco in riour at reaucen priom.
At UKU. MYERS.
Bottled Lager Bier.
B
EST In tli. State at reduced priced, at
100
c
4SKS IMPORTKU OLANT at rrduced
prloea, and one hundred thouaaud Segam,
At
CEO-MYERS,
11 ft IS South Front Street.
Jun IS ; 141
22 Market Street.
500 PACKA0E8
PLUG AND FINE CUT TOBACCOS.
Inch, 10 Inch, 11 Inch and 12 look,
4 lo ponnd, 8 to pound and 8 to pound.
Retailer, fill pleaio exam In our itock.
D. PICOTT.
Juno 13
111
BUOVpr & EODDIOK,
Have dvterntincd to olear out all their . '.
: M U M I1 13 It NT O O 1 !.V
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.' : 1
; .... , ' - -
.' ! 'Balo to oommftice on "
MONDAY, JUNE 7TH, 1875. .
. I : . . .1 ....
-Home great Bargains will bo onVrwl. Wo do not consider it neoossary to
go into details, aa tho public generally
One Price.
Call early aud
BROWN & RODDICK,
MORE PARTICUmiS!
iriMAnfriirnum f m
ISHOWCOnPLETE
IN ALL THE DIFFERENT LINES.
!,-;-.,.- ..J.i.,M v. v-j J i"" v' 1 'H?;i ftlJi'jBf;,;
My otiHtoniors have shown their appreciation of my LOW PRICES by their '
hhoral purcliMon, for which I'm thankful.' STRANGERS not postea, 0l ; .,
desiring tlm value ot their mow y, oiui got It by dolling ' 1 ' " ' ' ' '
-AT
M. M. KATZS,
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
The Old Trump
NOVEL. ' j
Waltet't Ward, a Noyol by Jaraei Para.
A Floating City ami the Ulockade Runnetn,
Dy duiaa verne.
The Mysterious Inland, by Julea Verne.
lora, a beaugfullT lllu.trated Poem, by Al-
red i ennyeon. rrioe iu ceuu. ,
Look at the Clock, a Poom bj ThomM In
goldby(R.H. Bnrham ) ,
' All for tnlo at
A. . -"...-
Conoley & Yates,
CITY BOOK STORE.
The only place In the olty where you can get
the INK and OOPTING CRAYON."
June IS
141
Black Walnut Furni-
ture. -
QRKAT BARGAINS In BlaiTk Walnut
fjhamher and Parlor Bnita, at .
D. A SMITH k COU (
June 13 , : , 141 tf
A Startlint? Tumble
IN THE PRICES OF CLOTniNO.
Men', and Boyl Alteca Ooatl.'.tl 50 to $J CO
White Linen Duck Coats.. ........ J 00 to J W
WhlteDiitk Pan'..,;....... ...... , C0
Boyl Brown Linen Panta ' 15 to ITS
u Jacket & Panto ' J CO
Bountiful Butlnel Suite,. ...... ;. 10 00
Handeomo Drew Bulla at comparatively low
figures. v.?
' 1 ' A. DAVID.
June 13 ' - 141
New Novels-
TLORBEARl)'8 KETS, and other Stories.
By Mine Thackeray, author of Mlaa Angi-I,"
Old Kensiugtoll,,, Sic. vo, Paper, 70 eeuts.
A Hiui lrralne- A Tale Or the flonth Down..
Ht h. 1. Blaoknnre. author ol Oredock Wo.
well," Maid of Sker;" &0. to, laper, TO
oenta. ' ., i . ,i ,
Wane of the Gamp. By 0. Welsh Mason. It
nutrated. 8ro, Paper, $1. , ,r r , ;
I ret tate at ' '"' i -': '
HEirJGBERCLZn'Q
' ' Uw Book aud ttusio Store1; ' .
know wo do nothing bj halrr.
. Strictly CasHv -
stwure a
3 f , i
t l i ' u. - .
; vi t ' . ;!.:!
I t 1 I , 1
f
45 Market Streefe :
'A
A .! . :.. f f'L ...i)
,1 K'
1 it' ' 1 niit V't-Sf;iilTrttiM
36 Market St.
Tt -(
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
I Bacon and Lard. n
QQ BOXES U. B. S1US8 SHOULDERS, T '
W Smoked - 1 h .
foraaleby - "i
n KSROHNEtfo) CALOCR BROS. ' " '
, . it i. -f ,!--fi-. t i.U L-ft It- i '
. ' .: i ; t
HAY, CORN, RICE AND MEAL.
iooBMUAT'. l. '. i
i ,ooo binhfl. Corn, ,
. BO bbl. Klne, ' J ' 'I 1
MO bushels Water Oround HtaU , ' '
For sale by t j ....
KBKOHNKK A CALOKB KOS.
Sugar, Coffee & Flour. ,
50
BBLS. REFINED SUGAR.
S hhde. Pemarara
1W bags Ooflue,, . ,- ,
too bbls. Flour.
I Forsalety ' ' '. '
I KEROHNER OALDEB BROS.
Powder and Fuse.
i( . .
400 KKliS HUXE' uuiuia nd BlMt
. Ing Powder,
10,000 feet Fuse. .
For isle by
KEROHNKR A CALDER BROS' '
June 13 , ; ., ; -. , , 4 - . . i ,..v Mt
Auction Sale. ;
SETH. DAVIS, Auctioneer.
i . ; ,
fS MONDAT, JUHE1 14th, at 10 o'clock,
A. M,, I sha II offer for sale all the contents ot
TOBACCO .STORE, NO. .12, MAR-, L
';; . , KET STREET, an i a I
oona toting of Smoking Tobacco, Cigars, Pipes, ' '
Snuff Jar., Show Case, Scales, Chain, Writing ' "
' ' ' I ' V i i .ii( ij;:f "U.i .Hl.il
Deek and "Indian Girl," to. , , . ,
tv ";-.n i ii e-tUH'-i, w?irf-.
u I. GEO. LTALLy Tohaooonlnt. - ;
June 18 ' ' " . 14UW ',. ' ,
ST. ! GEORGE ASH ST. A" 2 SEWS n
rjlHK RKGUIAJl BlOHTHIJillBJCTpp Pi I
el eRt. George and St. Andrwoe4etT-,wU! T.
Uke ttaoe at the otttoe of W. Gordon, B., ,
Prlnoiies street, at 8 eelock aaoaday Frght, tuw . '
u i n. 0. BMALLBONETV rt"
'June 13 . .
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