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Commune kindled In Paris, and that Germ any
was training her young men in hostility to
Church and throne. People less clairvoyant
than the pig-iron memb Der from Pennsylvania
might be inclined to attribute these national
pecniarities rather to too much than to too
little latitude enjoyed by the working classes;
but then who would think of gainsaying such
an authority? Strangely enough, he seemed
to be impervious to the conviction that the
first and chiefest step in the revolutionary
movement of labor against capital would be
to brush away all his cherished cobwebs Of
protection and leave the iron and coal
Of Pennsylvania to take Its chances with the
iron of Sweden and the coal of Newcastle.
When the good time comes for which Mr..
Kelley was conteudng yesterday we will
have no more class legislation, and the tariffs
on pig iron and Bessemer steel will be remit
ted among the dreams Of things that were.
The democrats had little chance to show
their hand in this matter, but that little was
rather In opposition to the scheme, which they
probably look upon, and with some justfca-
ton, as piece Of simple demagoglsm. One
of the Pennsylvania members on that side,
however, did get an opportunity to express
his opinion, and availed himself of 1t to the
extent Of proclaimiug his adhesion to the
measure as leading in the direction Of repeal
of the tariff, the internal revenue laws and
the national banking system. He protested
that the democrats were always the peculiar
friends of the working classes, and that the
republicans were in this matter merely steal
ing democratic thunder.
No action was taken on the bill, which
went over till the next morning hour, and may
come up again for discussion to-day. The re-
lation Of labor to capital Is, as we have inti-
mated, very dangerous and delicate subject,
and one In which legislative interference is apt
TO do moro injury than good.
| Tia ssnata prOaSsdipga. too Weze anlcxxsa.
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:, ETADT THEATRE Nos 70 and a Bowcry GILMAN
OrERATIo COMPANY, PANToMIaIsTs, &c.
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JOHN GARTH
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sTEINWAY HALL, Fourteenth streel-GRANp OPERA
CoNoERr. AAA
NEW YORK CIRCUS. Fourteenth streeI-soENxs IN
THE RING, ACRoBArs 40. "
DR. KAHN'S ANATOMICAL MUSEUM, 745 Broadway. =
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Cleavelani Mineral Springs,
{FORMERLY WILSOR,s.I

IS Miles, Vest Of Charlotte, ". C.
IhE subscribers, having associated them
n selves in the management OF lhrse
Springe, would announce to their friends and
reception Of vi.itors IL
70 those who have tested the virtues OF
these extraordinary waters. it is deemed url-
necessary to say anything by way of com.
mendation, but to others they confidently as.
sure satisfaction If they will make trial Of the
short time.
we Pledge ourselves to sparo neither pains
nor e1penoe Ill order to render all who NAV
Iavor us with call as comfortable AZ posi-
bio: In prospect OF an abundance of sn,.ples
we have alopted the following scale of
RED UCED LHARGES:
II over 10 days, ut. ............. 81 80 pcr day.
81 81 n3s over ~ days, ...-........ rs 6
oA5S,o ,oa5, 30
Chlidren between tho ages OF two and eight
years, anu colored servants, at half rates.
= washing on reasonable terms
1t is expected that the Western Division OF
Inc wilmington. Charlotte and rutherford
hailroad will be comsleted to within q milo
or t"o OF tho Springs at an early day
J.J. BLAOKWOOD,
june II. NJ, OATES.
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sala of Valuable Lands

ae ..i5 H9 o1derof .s the snperaq1 Coult. iwiIi
siIe No4tk kSaSst gsIoAhSSs AhSssa da9s @ 1iS ststes-
5ess S,Y s AsgEss' Sc! ss5:: :: szSEs5
Catawba Rivor and ,LambesEa CreeE' Is mtsss Hss
South Of Rtateayilie, 9! iias Hosth of Chssss ss,'
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Containing asrs.. q ,,' aaiolplos aI ll H.. sa,
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ans a. ., brown. pow, Aves. adjoining Nos. 2~1
'ssSSe ssS osssf snafs Rasss ass s5S s9a,se ss
9SSntisssos: Woodland on eatHR HRrddv! 6n 9hS its
4Wfndte hxsct tfhnra dse good thfIll Hbuaa nSrS
asafnfio@Ea4 @ g goaA t7Yel}ipg spd other RniId;
hss aSe s4a g s9sis8Rso fss& HIT (; ,da,;
atdeeAf etftisaaa6n; the apiAndG .Sitiknss
EoodqlaJtufmbtls and will iprutiure, ,Ififttnr
Isheeepi cWhest; Corn and iAhe3 at6esserain, n,
@ y afRRe Hs esssts saS sTS 81 F'91 th
BySss9 oHF iHfFe bYnAs 'sYmAAs i,
;9EHlnHs 16h- -hAlt IN six thdnths; t4he Gba..
Lease IA twptye g4pnth hs With interest from dav
tbs 81 ss!s Hni,s 1se S S;A Tsy pey
4ued Boae With s1proved ,s sel ae she fsls fsi fsi
be;reqalted dttr the pnrchsae nIoSdvH tina, r
=! IVA WIN be! retsiehd nntal, full: pay nehtGts
Persons Wishing to aee ,91.nadha ill gAi2i
eSaM.nPoh Ssa, Uol. a 9 a-e~a d ga1G DeftGn,
AGeaantaatFe.9s a de de.s.s .:oaos 1=z7s s. SS.1.
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GRNGsH2GhRARE.f ~ ftt
W&Rt1aiUa a9Rsgush0
,1sN0ONAnDE1BANiHEar.h,. ~

hEsphfs qT efEA9ne ,.fotAgg 4ARE1AL- THE
TRENCH EAAgGH f4t3Hp f4t3Hp k3ED1tasS
NAPoLRoN-ARiafNAh Ia1 3TMhi caITILR
M1ass MSrEAAsn.-.oo4z1Ea1, q sa71s, As1, lag.
;.,fsssa yshsats, Done 4os-Hha e jc6ttt
s.ai eg9Eences g to- death CsAEAtanxs Ef1ena
H1n HH1n EAAsa!er;. .tFapspozEasa0A, y DRplaar
ma9lin. maO:l I. hHseoEg. .Brntonntlas and
nst..S a.19S' Awo'ot tne''atsgusefF were &C: &C.
RAtF35f, Snhe 20:-The KePHblipafb ave
gnablett TO agree upon nomhined ticket:
Ihsre ats, e. lag cahdids:es, ,;i9 2, the ! Depasts
men: OF ths Sesps; s. sp =; a,afESfs9 6a depjnes
1he AAs9semb Ply 6aAdtd4thFe. The sister 81
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Payment of Interest.

Payment Of Interest. \
OFFICE CITY TREASURER.
COLUMBIA, g. o.. June 26, 1871
NITY of Columbia COUPONS due. and those
~ maturing July l, 1871. will be paid on and
after that date, upon presentation at thia
ohce.- WILLIAM J. ETTER,
City Treasurer.
Office hours GA. NJ. to q P. NJ.
!, ad The following papers will pleasc insert
thrte t5) times and send bill and paper con-
talning lvertisement to City frensurer:
augusta Constlutionalist, New York Journal
q commerce. July 28 G
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FINANoIAL AND CONFESSIONAL.
ssS:t sslkSs:!tD1NOTrttdrHfgs'Yt lks!tD1N
ERANRP0RT 1una n1-1. ncI/o

924.. NOll'UdIHTEI(
FRANKFORT, June 20. Bonds 96J6@
: PANS. June 2s.-Rentes sat. COO.
= I4JyHnrpo4, Tape29raP. M-Cotton
1rmer and more buoyantoiuplands 6IS;
Orleans 85618s<Ii nn1a y.s,,',, H. !.
increased heafiy s250,00O. Bonds 42T
LrvERPoon. June Evening.
ton closed firmer-upland 9%@8M; Or.
leana 81; salss 1000 bales; speculation
and export I0oOi on named ship asNew
d, dna Haa hbsl hseysi GHhest dpll ,afa ilh /
lower. Pork firm. at 15;60.;, Cotton
strongm-:middiipg nplands 269s; Orleans
2oAi.sales 400 hAfes, fhiefy in transit.
Fre eghtsdplla vSs1cks bteady and dull.
Gold strong, at.13@l3t5. Goverhms7ifs fs
strong and dull SAte bonds IAull and
stoady. Money ehsY, at 8. IrxcRange-
long 1915; short 1Eui iif.ll1i1 N
7aP. n. Cotton advapced 10, and
only in moderate demand; sales 4,648
bales-uplands 209s. Flour dropping
common to fair extra g. 5O(07. 10, good
to chdice T.15@9;00, Whiskey 90.
Whsat-spripg l@2o.. lower; winter red
and amber Western 1.66@l b8. Corn
heavy, ut 7l%@72. Rice easier, at 83z
9sH, PORK Is. o.. Ffeigats iirmer.
Lard steady. Money 203. Sterling
steady Gud l22a@13. Governm ents
strong and advanced 16@as. States
steady, Tennessees 72M; new 72as.
Virginias 64hh, new 72.: Louisianas Go;
new SO; lesees. 70k; IS &c Alabamus
1p2; 6s 69. Georgiaa 81; Is 90. North
Garo,71as 46;' new 2e. South Curolinas
,75i new, 612s. :" !, - .,','
EAIr1MonE. June 20. Flour dul! and
declined 50@1.00 on Baltimore city and
extra. Wheat Quiet and lower, at j. .45(6
l.G0; rcd 1851 GO. Corn steady
white 8l@82; yellow rs. Provisions
and whiskey unchanged. Cotton firm
sn5d5 %i5dalag 5s 22M@2GSS s;S receipts l47 bales
QIxoIsNAFI. tnne Flour scarce
and firm. oSCornr steady. Pork Is. 25.
Lard-l0111 asked. Bacon buoyaht and
unsettled 81. shoulders. Ga4@G2S;; clear
sides 8. Whiskey, ,8S11,. =,
LOUISVILLE. June 29.-Flour quiet
and an dos ssteaSy:1 u5; Corp quiet. Mess pork
L, CO., Shoulders z; .cienr sides 911.
Lard 10G@11H. Whiskey 80.
WIhM1NaToN, jane 80. 9.-Ootton firm
%3f;ddlSng 31; 'l9'; receipts 70 bales; stock
NEW onLEAss, June 2o.-Cotton
firm-middIing 201; receipts 1877 bales;
sales 2.900: stock 1880. Flour dull
and lower-supcrhno s. l20,5. SO; double
6.75; treble 6,25. Pork frmer-mess
1850. Bacon iirmer, at 7I@1O.
Others unchanged
NORFOLK. June 90 Cotton steady
low middling 18L.; receipts 42O bales;
sales 25; stock IL 1862.
SAVANNAH. June 29.--Cotton firmer-
middling 10; receipts 1873 bales; sales
100; stock 8,737.
BosToN, June 29.-Cotton quiet and
firm -middling 2l%@2156; receipts 100
bales; sales $50; stock $500
MOBILE, June 29.-Cotton quiet and
sales so; stock 1886.
AUGUSTA, June %. Very little doing
in cotton; market frm, ut 10 for Liver,
pool and 19I for New York middling;
sales 50 bnles; receipts so.
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June 8
Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta Rail
road Company,
TREASUnEn's OFrfcr

. IHEASUHEH'S OFFICE.
COLUMBIA, =. c., June %. 1871.
bNHE Coupons on Bonds due on lat OF july
next, lees Government tax, will be paid at
Central National Bank. in Columbia, at CITY
National Bank, in New York, at First National
Bank. In Charlotte, N. O., and Office OF Mensrs.
John j. Cohen Sohs. in Augusta, Georgia.
June 23f c. BOUKNl4HT Treaa,r
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'NaoaTTaxc Tx cNotice,:
oF1toE OF co0NiTF 2bD1roa, R1cuLAsD G,

OFFICE OF CoUNtT XuDIron, RIcnLASp Co.
CoLpIntA, 8. q. Juno az. 1871.
pursuanoe ef an Aot OF, tho 3suerai As.
.nembly. .st jts 1aht sossl6n, my Office in CO.
EIa l1mgis VII be open Qp and. after the 1ST DAY
aonal Property OF thetax-pay ers Of this Conn
ty for the Year 1877 -----'
Blanks can te obtained at this Office.
,ia1-payers>are required to enter on blanks
All4ransfers or purchases OF roal estate md
ALSO ah new buildings erected sinco last re-
Where taxpayers neglect to make their re-
i5nfns. the County Auditor: is compelled, BY
previous year and add fifty per cent. thereto
as spenntty. ~ la. ,.ssM. ,. CALNkE
Jnne29 AnditQr Hiehland Cunntv
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For Rent.

~ WE Offer the following desirable pro-
aHT per!5 Tor rent: 4 splendid family RESI-
A1 DENCE, with tprty-twu acres OF land at.
,ached, known as tho WALKER Place" Several
In full bearing. Tho lands arc comprise,l
OF highlands and meadow, with a bold frt @
spring not distant from the house. The front
near four acres III extent, faces on Upper
BOUNDARY, ono OF our most public streets
Il. O'NEALE Il SON
June Cotton Town
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Violent storms OF wind and rain visited
Fthls' section on Sunday aud, Monday
last. doing much damage to the growing
crops. especially l0orn aud oats.. On
Sunday, the lightning etrudk four differ
ent placesiin this toYp, but no e;'was
4urt!1-Andcrso,s Jete4igencsr. ,a4aiI,,f I
A portion Of Clinton Mountain. in
Arkansas, including about LOO acres, has
sunk. carrying tall trees ehtirsly out OF
sight, and the space is continually en-:
larging. ,r.i! ~ -
ACCIDENTAL DROWNING. On Saturday
afternoon laat. colored man, named
George Hammond, was drowned in Pre-
vost's Mill Pond, fonr miles West Of this
place. Anderson InteHigencer.
Messrs. Lewis Covar and Pickeps B.
Ryan, we'll known citizens Of Edgefeld,
died last week. Ec- j,nY5 trey,
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Payment Of Interest.
\. G4hAsUBER's OFFICE,

GRKEsvItLEA AIpl ltoIginIH RA1LnoAp CO..
n;, E.sg9lulthIA. s.. o., Juno 2s, 1871.
TTlHE July sinteEaas, Iess; ;doyainment tax.
Irrational oertiIqatsss sof sindebt edness. aua. IA
ranteed by the Sfsse,: and secured by second
mortgage, will be. paid on presentation at
this office On and after lSt July next, the pay
thereon. Tho July coupons on guarsnteed
and second mortgage bonds and Certificates
OF Indebtedness, will be paid at the Honth
Caroline "a; q Bank and Trust Com pany. in Column
Kimpton, No. Q Nassau street. New York.
GEO. W. WATERMAN,
1uhc ~ Treasurer
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The peat. nth ia axenttal mamosiea, Ia
oblivion, aud no desiie "a forget the fes:
sdns OF patriotisej3 M gaAssoea8 it's teach.
iIgj a9vdARdaR hVda d3fhtariffc 10 ara
Ila iaAtR lsilh :Rs5 asER hibibaaa gsss l
HARTFORD, OosxE.;' june 90 1.-The lie:
'etslatnre- has appropriated 850O,nOO f6t
. anew BtstecH Hopaes.iO ,lstoH coiItvg.T
/. CoNooRDE NJ H.; ii une. 90 1.-The De-
moorata elected q Rsiipea g Commission.
er. by RNote Of 168 40; 162.. .,;,,,,.y,
IoU1sv1LLE, june 29.-Samuei Reed.
Snpfemb DhanGellor -6t tho ,KniRHta vi
&vthias Of the World, has departed for
SE: Louis to organize q Grand Lodge fdf
Missouri. - i: -.
sr. Lou1s. Jun9.. 29.--Miss J. F. Rip
ley took the first prize in Greek scholar
fhip at the State University at Colum-
bis. The award was tumultuously ap-
plauded. .s..
|, San Francisco, June 29.--Amador
County is quiet, and work is proceeding
under the protection OF the militia.
The proprietors' of the minos nre de-
termined never to employ the leaguers.
|! WAsHINaToN, june 20.-Mrs. Petit
grew King was at the White House TO-
Iuhy, Dot lailed TO se6 the President; but
was informed that she would get an
answer from the Attorney General.
Other circumstances make it certain that
the Cabinet bottom is unfayorable to
the pardon OF Bowen. .
Excitement Is intense in iowa over the
statement. that the Pacific and Rock
Upland Railroad land grants are defeo.
Weather probabilities ia. probable
that the threatening weather on the
Suulf coast will extend, with South.
westerly winds, into the interior. and
rain is probable in the South Atlantic
States tonight. Easterly winds are
probable for the upper lakes on Friday.
Cool Westerly winds and partially cloudy
weather will probably be experienced in
the middle and Eastern States.
There was four hours Cabin ct meet
ing to day. The Boutwell, Pleasanton
matter was not touched. rs, i,.aoi. 4. 81
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LIME.

LIME,
THE GREAT FERTILIZER
T CAN furnish LIME at Depot At Waihall,
IL b. O., Tor 81 SO per barrel. Address.
;REy. Is. holder, Walhalla, 8. O. $
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To Rent,

A DESIRABLE STORE, on Main street,
A nea. the corner of Blanding. Forterms,
apply to DR.. John Lynch, or !.
Feb % HENDRIy e. mo
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Teas! Teas! Teas!!!

Teas! Teas! Teas!!
MTE have Just received an ipyoico ~ cho;co
w TEAS, consisting of
UNOOLORED JAPAN,
Hyson, Gunpowder,
Young Hyson, Imperial,
Ooiong and English breakfast Teas.
For sale at our usual low prices.
June ~ JOHN AGNEW Il SON
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Stats Of South Carolina---Greenville Co.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
W. d. McCsrrell, assignee, e. ". Keller. ad.
ministrator. Nelly Turner and Jessie Creu-
shaw, plaintiffs, against William West. 8.
James West, and Thomas W. West.-HUx.
MONS FOR RELIEF.
West, and Thomas W. Vest:
VOU are hereby summoned and required
Il to answer the complaint in this action
which is this day fled in the office Of the
Clerk OF the Court OF Common Pleas for
Grecnville County, and to serve COPY OF
your answer on the subscribers, at their Of.
ico, in tho city Of Grecnyille. g. c., within
twenty days after the service hereof, exclu.
slre cf the day OF such service; and II you
fail to anawer the complaint within the time
aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will ap.
ply 10 the Conrt for tho relief demanded In
the complaint. EARLE & BLYTHE,
Plaintiffs' Attorneys.
Dated at Greenviile G. H., 8. O., Juno 12,
1871.
TO he Defenddnts, S. James West and 1hos.
". West:
Take notice that the summons in this &C.
tion. OF which tile above is a copy, together
with tho complaint, was flied in tho office of
tho Clerk Of tho Court OF Common Pleas for
Grecnvillo County, $. c.. on the 12th day OF
Juno, 1871. EARLE Il BLYTHE,
lima D1.so at4o
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FASHIONABLE GOOD 5

Or domeatic. French and English manufac-
tnre. which we guarantee. at oil timee, to sell
as low, II not at less prices, than any house
IN Columbia, buying our Goods from the
largest and most celebrated establishments
10 the United States. And as we desire 10,
please all, we hayo now in our house the
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State Of South Carolina .-Richland Co.
IN TIE COMMON PLEAS.
Martha ]. Townsend, Administrative, Us. Wm.
J. Huteon et al.
A IL persons having elsims against the
n estato OF the lato Samuel Townsend. de-
ceased, intestate, are required to prove them
before the undersigned, on or before the lat
day OF July next. W. 8. MONTEITH.
june II ~ Rpecial Referee
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From the lowest to the highest, and We feel
confident that al those favoring ua with On
order from o dietanee will be pleased and
satisfied that .sf5
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ottawa wholesale Market.

As reported by RlALE Bros Wholesale and Retail rocers
No IL La Sale street.
Ottawa, July IA, 1870.
Our markets for grain is very steady. Corn
is bringing 42144c, and oats about 400. Not
much coming in. The farmers have commenced
cutting gram, and prospects for coming crops
are very favorable. New potatoes are coming in
very plenty. Early Rose, good size, are worth
about 75c, and Eaaly York abeat 100 per bush.
less. New honey is plenty and lower. Eggs
aud butter dull at 1O912Hc. We make quota.
tions below:
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rINANc1AL AND COMMERCIAL.

There has been no material change in gsneral
business matters during tho week Trade hss
been quite dull, but not more than usual at this
season of the year.
The farmers Ill busy harvesting. and very
little grain is being brought to market.
In money matters the same clossness that has
been reported Tor the last month or 50 still exsts
The demand Tor money is only moderate. but
still is equal TO the supply.
In Chicago and Now York money is reported
very plenty, and the demands for loans are read
lily met by the banks at little less than the
usual rates of interest.
Gold has declined some during the week. The
bids for government gold aggregated 2y225. 0OO.
at from IL &c TO 122S1s Awards, 81 ,OO0O 900
at II? to 1928
Government bonds sympathized with the
weakness in she gold market. The demand was
fair, and fully equal TO the offering. The tend
ency OF prices was downward.
Ravens, Mckinlay & Co. furnish the following
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DIR. JOSEPH n. SUnENCk,S SIMPLE
TREATMENT

The work OF cure beginning. The Initiated and m
sous deposits In the bowels and In the amentary canal
cected The liver like clock Is wound up Itarouses fro
10 torpdiy The stomach acts responsibility and the pae
begins to feel that he Is getting, at last,
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CONSUMPTION.
Its Cure and Kits Preventive.
BY J. H. SCHENCK, MD.

no olher reason han the neglect OF known and indpu
and friends sleeping dreamless sumber into Which
had they calmly adopted
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The Markets.

There is very little change TO note during the
week in wheat, corn or oats in the general
market. Wool continues excited. The intense
heat Of the weather has had q depressing effect
cattle and hogs
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Spiral Hotties.

HOW THE OLD THING wOR h ~
IA AFTER TRIAL OF OVER 40 YEARS.
DE. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLs
Have proved themselves be the only remedy correcting
III Female Irregularities, Painful Mentruaon renoy-
Ing all Distractions, whether cold otherwise
DIR. CHEE>EMANsN PILLS
was the com mencement Of the of IT.
reguartes and which have consigned many
70 premature grave No female enjoy good health
Ne eenerll health begins to decline.
YOU KNOW HOW III Is YOURSELF.
Every one wants the reliable remedy. which is com
prsed In these Pills Take this advertisement your Drug
xst Ano ee him that the best and reliable
medicine IN the world.
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
Ihey are known TO thousands no them differ
emf PERIODS throughout the country having the
some OF the most eminent Physicians America Explicit
directions telling when they should usea with each
box The price, One Dollar per Box.
CACroE-None genuine unless having the private PrOprie
stamp Of Hntchings Hllyer oprietors each box
or sale by all Druggists Pills sent by mail promptly
Con Observation, by renng DIR. {. l.. CHEEsEMAN p
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-07-15

ExchaAge on n "a prem. selling.
La Sale county bonds. ...par.
Foreign Exchange is higher and is selling at
$3.50 per i.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-07-15
Chicago Market.

-, Chicago Market.
Chicago, July a.
Flour-Dull. Prime white winter $85O(y
$50. Spring extras S6.159S6.S5.
Wheat-No. spring $12Ogl.22
Coru--No. l, Ji455c; No. 2, 52953; no grade
51@52 cts.
Oats-Steady at 4G947o for Nos.
Hogs-Active. S4.OO4425, ON foot
Bu.ter-1Gg2lc for choice yellow.
Eges-l2g14 lac.
Cattle Quotations on all grades are unchanged.
Choice steers, $G&G.40; good to prime steers,
$5.40g5G5; medium butchers stock, 5000
5.35; COWS and heiieIs, $3.759425.
Lard-l0l. cents.
New Work Market.
New York, July ID.
Wheat--Priine new spring $1.47@148.
Rye-$l. O2 for western,
Osts-6jgGS cts. for western.
Corn-Mixed western G94T0.
Lard-l0lc cents
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1871-01-13
Picked Tn.

It is rather suspicious to see a young
married RAN carrying home a cradle.
Keep slippery side walks covered with
ashes.
There was a partial eclips of the moon
last Friday evening.
The weather has been more pleasant for
the past week than usual.
W,os. G Boyd and family arrived hon
last Saturday morning.
the Enterprise viii contain an original
or selected story each week.
Lots of good resolutions we're made on
New Years day. Hope they will be faith
fully kept.
If sail grass is flesh" our friend up the
street, says be prefers a plump grass wild
Nv.
The solution ofthe question whether wo-
man is equal to man, depends altogether
upon who the woman is.
The matrimonial market, is very quiet
with full supply of manageable females
fully equal to the demand.
Prof. Price ard family, from Virginia
arrived last week. We hope they will be
we'll pleased with their new location.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1871-01-13

Mrs Crawford, wife of Rev. VIM. II
Crawford, died in this place on Friday
night last at about 10 o'clock.
The funeral services, conducted by Rev.
Mr.. Russell, of Knox CO., we're held at the
Presbyterian Church, on Sunday at II
O'Clock, after which the remsius Of tn,
deceased wsN conveyed to the cemetery
and there inferred to rest uhtil the fna'
day.
The deceased had been a mem.
her Of the Presbyterian Church for .
number of years, and lived a devoted
Christian up to the time of her death wher
she fell asleep, and her spirittook its figh.
for the realms Of eternal bliss.
Before she died she requested it made
public that she desired tn, people ofSweet.
water to strive to meet her in Heaven.