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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-04-09
FINANOIAL AND COMMNI1CIaL.

New YonK, April 9-Noon. Flour.
corn and wheat dull and unchanged.
Pork dull, at 1000. Lard quiet, at l2l6
Frelghts steady. Cotton dull and nomi-
nal sales 1000 bales-uplands l51S
Orleans 1651. Governments dull and
steady, but quiet generally. Money easy.
at 6. Gold steady, ut 1OL. Exchange.
long 1097s; short 11OL
LONDON, April 8-Evening. .-Consols
W. Bonds unchanged. The markets
here and in Liverpool are closed. Trans
actions on the streets show no change.
Z. NJ Cotton quiet and steady:
sales ]. 976 bales. ut 1875. Flour shade
nrmer-common to fair extra Southern
6 90@75O; good to choice 7.5569. 10.
Wheat spring 1@2c. better-winterr red
and amber Western 1.63@1.6G. Corn
tirmer, at 78980%. Pork 20.12L.
Lard lower-kettle 1216@12L. Freights
shade firmer. Money sharp 7, cur
renccy to gold-some weak brokers are
Paying commission Sterling nominal,
as9N@ao; Gold l0l6@1oA: Govern
securities very dull Georris r1Is sSea S,ato
little better to-day. Tennessees 65aI:
new COZ. Virginias 68; new II. Lou.
isianas 68; new 81; levee skies 70; eiphts
81. Alabama eights 103; 6ves 81. Geor.
gla skies 831a; sevens 90. North Caro-
linas AZ; new 241. South Carolinas 70:
new 61L.
BosToN. April. S-Cotton steady and
in fair demand middling l6L(915k;
receipts 2, ,235; stock ID, 600.
BALTIMORE. April 8.-Cotton dull and
nominal middling l41s01426; receipts
100; sales 225; stock 1O,20O.
CHARhEsroN, April 8.-Cotton in fair
demand-middling 1331@14; receipts
439; exports 495; sales GOO; stock 81, 13l.
WILMINGTON, April 8.-Cotton dull and
nominal -middling IA; stock 2,l4O.
AUGUSTA. April 8.-Cotton market
dull, at 13H@135S for middlinps: sales
l8O; receipts $40.
SAVANNAH, April 8.-Cotton in light
demand middling Il; receipts 1,691;
sales 1000; stock SO. 1872.
MOBILE, April 8.-Cotton quiot-mid.
ding Az; receipts 47S bales; exports
937; sales 800; stock 5, 1923.
NORFOLK. April 9.-Cotton Quiet
mlddling 1224@127s; receipts 953; stock
NEW ORLEANS, April 8.-Flour firmer-
supertine 6.25; double CTS; treble z. 90
07.25. Corn steady, at 71(072. Pork
easier offering at 20. SO. Bacon dull, at
S1C9ll9:: Sugar easier-prime 1906.
cotton quiet and irm-middling 14hM
Az; receipts 1920 bales; snles $50:
stock 227, 1922.
GALVESTON, April 8. 8.-Cotton steady
good ordinary 12L; receipts 1866.
sales 700; stock 33, $50.
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AnnericGn Intellleence.

! SCRANTON, b Pa, April e.-All quiot.
MiatterS we're greatly exaggerated. None
were killed and .bnt few hurt.
, oAHAvANA, Annl 8,-An insurgent sue
CESS tin the vicinity Of Santa Spiritus.
caused valmaseda to make q sudden
journey. to that place. G 1.Nsy 8 :
Il WAsH1NaToN. April Ia circular fro NJ
Thiers officially confirms tie Govern !
hdent saccesses. Gen. Montoubon woa
slightly 'apd i Gen, Prechat seriously
wounded, The. losses Of the insurgents Is
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R. c. SILVER & co.

pLUMBING. ROOFING, GUTTEEING. and
= all work in this line, put up to order
aud ready for sale at the
q 4 IL Q l. 4 MAN UFA CTORF.
Gall at either house-Coun,bia or Newberry.
siarch 22 I Ironrietor
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BRANDIES.

X CASKS James Henncssy's d Brandenburg
onerod pure and unadulterated. These COM
prise vintages OF 1885. 1858, 1860 and 1868.
stock OF Hooks, Clarots and White Wines In
clude somo OF the most famous brautls as wel]
as sound Io'c priced goods. For sale by 4
March 25 GEO. SYMHRRS
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Natural Frozen Ice.

A S the summer season ID now approaching,
~ wish to inform my old customers, and
the public in general, that having secured a
good crop OF natural frozen lake ICE, this
winter, we arc prepared to furnish it, in any
quantity. as low az nny that can be procured
Per pound, according to quantity, and have
Deon selling at that price since tho 1st of
January. ). D. DATEMAN, Ag't.
Narch II EMO Columbia Ice House
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Hardy Solomon & Co.,

HAvIEG entered into tho manufacture OF
IL BRICK and QUARRY1NG OF GRANITE,
OF their new patent Brick Machines. capable
OF turning out from 40. 900 to 1000 bricks per
day, arc now prepared to make contracts and
furnish parties with any quantities OF bricks
store, or at tho South Carolina Bank and
Trust Company. Sept
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Desirable Vehicles.

c%RA WE have now on hand a full and
effgs29A hne assortment of BREI"TS, Rock
aways and Buggies, which we offer at cost
prices for cash. Thcso.are our own manufac-
ture, and wo warrant them to be OF superior
Wo arc constantly adding to
our stock and will manufacture TO order nny
desired style of vehicle, from a small pony
PhMton to large Carriage
REPAIRING promptly attended TO.
CARROLL & SPELLMAN
March 2S imn
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REMOVAL.
Entire New Stock.

IA THE undersigned respectfully informs
R ms customers that ho has REMOVED to
if tho new store, on Main street, directly
--a-Al-opposite the Columbia Hotel and is fully
prepared with an entirely NEW STOCK OF
Go0DS, to nt out gentleman in the very
LATEST FASHION. He has secured the
nERES and GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING
GOODS generally. Call at tho new stand and
select auit, or leave your order and have it
March 20
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Charlotte, Columbia & Augusta r R. Ca

Uhariotte, Columbia & Augusta r. r. Co
PRESIDENTS OFFICE,
CHARLOTTE, March /, 1871.
Wis Company will continue to receive
4 money on deposit or loan for six months
or longer, and pay interest Oh the Same at the
rate OF ten per cont. POI annum. Deposits
or loans may be mado with the Treasurer OF
the company ut Columbia, NJ. P. Pegram,
Cashier, or the undersigned.
WILLIAM JOHNSTON,
March 2mO President
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500 Barrels
ICE! ICE!

EXTRA Family, Medium and Common
IL FLOUR. for sale lov. r. HOPE
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Inc Doctors Recommend seegers' Beer
N preference to London Porter and Scotch
= ale. Why? They know it is unadulter.
ateu. March II
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SPRING WATER ZOE at si.95 per 100
~ pounds; at retail, 1ao. per pound :or the
season.. Tickets at either store.
March II JOHN C. SEEGERs.
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Secretary Of State
4 PROCLAMATION.
by the President Of the Uuitet states Of America;
IN TIC TTNSIlNNT:
HAMILTON fisH,
.l

by the President e the Uuitei States of America.
Whereas hy tine proclamation Il the President
Of tie United States ut tAr twelfth day "a june
last. the i-yyiug Il discriminating duties uu mcr-
ehluli-a imported into the United S5atcsiu French
Vessels from. the countries Of it, origin was discuu-
tinGcti,
And whereas satisfactory information has since
been received ~ uu that the l-NNing u such du-
tie, on all mcuiIaudi>r imported into France IN
vessel, ~ the United State, whether from the
countries ~ ~ origin or from either countries. has
been discontinued:
NOW. therefore. !. Ulysses :. Grant. Prcsia. ~
IT the Jrit-d state, u America, by virtue u ~"
authority vested iu me hy an act - congress ni
the seventh dty % January. one thousand rt1ht
hundred aud twCnty four. and hy au act la adii-
/ ZION thereto Of the tWeuty-fourih day 81 May, ou"
| thousand eight hundred and twenty eight, 10
hereby declare tud proclaim that On aud after thus
date. - long A. merchandise imported into France
in vessels Uf the United sttte-, whether from TIE
countries Of it, origin or from other countries,
.hali De- admitted into the ports 90 France On ~,
term. aint c-aid, the distrim Mating duties hereto.
fYre levied upon mctchanui-e imported intn tht
United State y "a French vessels, either from thf
cuuutris, IT IL origin ~ iram any other country
shall IT,, and are. discontinued aud abolished
III testimony whereof | have herennto st my
hand. ana caused the seal Il The United States 4
be affixed.
Done AZ the city 81 washington, this twentieth
day II November. in the year q our Lni'
TL.s. one thousand eight hundred and siNty-nlu"
end Of the Independence Of the United state
the ninety-fouTth.
T.. 5. GRANT.
By the President:
narIEIoS fi>u. Secretary Of state.
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STATE OF NEVADA, CO
SICRETNEIsS OFFICE, -

We, the undersigned, Election Canvas
s"rS, do hereby certify, that we met at inc
Office OF Secretary of state, in Carson
city, Nevada, ON the lHh day of neccm-
Der, being the third Monday al Dcccm-
hcr. \. u. I>7t. and opened and ~canNasSed
the votes for Member ot Congress. state
and District Officers, cast al the General
Election held ia thr state ot Nevada on
the Sih day of November. lS7u, and that
IA" annexed l. q tuIi amt complete ah-
street of~ajd canvass. ana do declare that
the total vote added up ia said abstract is
he result Of said Election. And we do
further declare. 'hnt th" following persons
arD elected Ia the offices a. hereinafter
set forth, by the ~lnaioritic> set opposite
their respective names, viz:
Member OF Congress,
Charles ". Kendall, 81 votes majority.
Governor,
!. Z. Bradley, l.a55 votes majority.
Lieutenant Governor,
Frank Denver, % votes majority.
Justice ofthe supreme Court,
ohm CARRIER, ~ votes majority.
Secretary OF state,
]. II. Minor, ~ votes majority.
Attorney General.
Luther \. BuckncT, = votes majority.
state Treasurer,
Jerry Schooling 11l votes majority.
Controller Of state,
". W. Hobart, Is votes majority.
surveyor General,
John Day, ~ votes majority.
superintendent OF Public Instructors,
. y. y. Fisher, ~ votes majority.
state Mineralogist.
Henry II. Whitchili, 81 votes majority.
Clerk Of supreme Court,
Alfred Helm, - votes majority
state Printer,
Charles l. Perkins, 10 votes majority.
First Judicial District,
Richard Rising, Dist. Judge, So votes maj.
second judicial District.
{. :. Harris, Dist. Judge, = votes majority
Third judicial District,
VIM. NJ. S"awell, Dist Judge, l75votes ma.
Fourth Judicial district,
George q. Berry, list. Judge, - votes maj
ruth judicial District,
Benz. Curler, District Judge, 10 votes maj
sixth Judicial District,
Mckeuney, Dist. Judge, liz votes mai
seventh Judicial District,
NJ. Fuller, Dist. Judge, $50 votes majority.
Eighth Judicial District.
w. IL. Beatty, Dist. Judge, 1903 votes maj.
Ninth judicial District,
j. II. Flack, Dist. Judge, - votes majority
Witness our hands this 18th day of De-
Ccmbcr, \. ID. 1871.
j. +. LEWIS.
C~hi,fIuStice. Nevada.
r.. &. WHITMAN,
Associate Justice, Nevada
J. NELLY JOHNSON,
Associate Justice, Nevada
\ true copy ofthc Certificate attached
b 10 the Abstract ON Tile ia my office.
3. Attest : &. n. NblEN NIKE,
Z Secretary OF state.
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4 PROCLAIM
BY Ii. rr,-Ideat II Tic United safes q America;

BY the President u the UuitgI States America;
Convention between the United states and Bel
gium Nr'ur"lgz'tl"n. t"uglus.'d, N"Armher
Dc, l-d'. Exchanged, July Ia, Ist.: rTrcIum,d
J-lt 80. ls"t
Whereas % ,.rvonfioI regulating tie citizen
ship #f thu-, rvT-au~ NA' a.sf=Fats from the Unit
-I states 81 America e. {. ---as8. and from nri-
.iuru Gao the United STAT uI America, was ,ua-
rIgirl ull signed bE tHgir respective picuiprisu-
tafte- 40 Brussels nu tine >4Ntsotth kay 81 Nuv,ui-
b~T. eighteen huudtei and -iXfy-,t-ht. fhe oriEi-
Hal af which convention briu- m the Eu-i.>h aud
Fteael8 languages f. wurl iar w,Tsl a@ follows:
TIE President ut th- United ~tatr- OF America
tHI Lt- Majesty the King at tho Ee.-ItH~. led 10y
tNe wish Go regulate tar citizenship "i ih"-r p e.
-Ha, whn zoe. crate iTugu tHr uittt stttr- ,E
America 600 Belgium and FROM Belgium O. 'hr
in.tyI Siltc- 90 America, have received Co. make
convention 80 tins subject, aUl b1Nr Hpp.iut,l
Ger their plcniVufrufitrsr- namely; The Pref
don't g ia' luTrl states uf AW"sliN, Henry
>hrulau Sanford. % cit.-.u uG tkr United States,
tIaIr minister resident Usag uHs Asfn~iy The KIN
q Ihe B,l-ltu~. auIAI> NfIe-a jbr Ming &c thu
ErlEfau~ Nee >-ur .iuls~k tuier Stielln.. Er'HI
-ue.ut fl. CIR f-r q the Dutch Dam. Sc. dc Ar
hH~ a|.lai.trr .s foreign affairs who. after having
communicated 90 each either their iuil powers,
f#umd tu le iu gHi au3 pruln form, ntye agreed
uIau the tallaWtmG article:
AEI1rLs I. Citizens 90 tire United states who
may rr SHALL have urcn ua'ut allz-l iu belgium
wilt be-. rru-ilrrci ly tine United ~tate- 90 hr citt-
Erus % Belgium. Igalpreeai}y. ErI-lau~ vino
may .r ~hAts have ''"u htl"idHs' fh 10" Nhl'"i
state. ~li1t' h" u,tlsIci t1 Belgium to hr cli-
Gems g The uiir1 Stait>.
AEag.E II. ttzeas ell either contracting l'E-
y. DO ''-r q ta"'' return o. ia''i .F'Ii'A '''a
{ ih, can Bee li'~'Nni'l tt tari4 'iti"'- GO hi~
HIftn"T> committed b,iafe naturalization -"lh-
fH farm >s.A UHHttti Sos a. 1Ee established NN thr
law % thrt, wrt-lnicaunitE.
AE..,ia uI. NaJUra,.ari citizen. II either
@"'t''fuH- l~"'N "H ",'
years w '."r"uh'IN "A',h ma h''"''''H." ."''1'
cannot ~" "'ld '' 'h, 'h'l-tt. "' .' ""it''i' s.'
abG-tiuu resulting fhrfeirum' ih III" event ~
tbrlr return o. &c, "NrrIl tl osT- "t e'-'iti'l
irHn ur-'riA"i ANA "u''Hiied h1l''1-N W i"'''
service. or ih",g tn' NAY 'e "7s'"'''''N '"e''''
10y 600" "", - '''i ''''''N ~
A.tl'- ' ~
iufflifrd 100 " -'u" >''h '' -
-tuln a- 'A-#r'> .I IT,. '"''' st''>
slHul HtN" I,' N't'' '-." 'A'i"'
lh" 'nt"I N-al"- ''. "i"t o. '"' "N- "' '"'
United >tift>- h'eiii MY h''-t'' ""'''
ga rHt Ja.'rti SHADES ,iAA g." '"1,'''1 'h'
'hii'A HL','- '' h'i-'
recovered i.rt character IL h''-''"' '''"''"-''
thl t'"- "i l''t-.NW. Ar
N-tNia' 81" l'
ter mt execution .'l'''ti'tts "i''' ,"' '.. -
~ i"t." d"'- "Ai
Year. H. "' '1'
''rT 'l tNr "'n,' '.'I IT. .|' -. =,
n''i'r -lN n''''.' .' 'F -' 49,. - 49,
terminate" Noe anne. II '''li anime y, . ~.
.' vac '"' - '",'', -. -. y, ,h,
tracing f%trft'~ shall have -iNEn H''ic" 70 th'
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wheeler Mining Comp.ny.-Loc

tinu e works. Pine Grove. ksmcralda County,
State n Notice j. hereby given, that Al
= meeting u the Trustees Of SAID Company, held
uu the 18th daH e December, 1870, an assessment
81 lift Cents per share was levied upon the cap
itsi stock II said Company. PAYABLE Immediately
IN United States gold coin. 10 the Secretary. at
the office Of the Company, SIS California street,
san Francisco
ANY sta.k upon which aid assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 18th day of January. lAsl.
shalt be deemed delinquent, and Will lie duly
advertised fr sale ~ public auction, and unless
payment shah he made before, will he sold on
MONDAY, the Goth day e January. ISL, 10 ray
the delinquent assessment together with costs OF
advertising and expenses Il sale
EDWARD q. BENT, Secretary.
Once-3lS California street, san Francisco, Cal.
Az
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Chr lailp State Reaister.
THE SISTERS.

Annie and Rhoda, sisters twain,
Woke In the night to the sound OF rain,
The rush of wind, the ramp an roar
vi great waves climbing "A rocky shore.
Annie rose up in her bed-eown white,
Ana iooke out into the storm and night.
" Hush, and hearken =, She cried In fear.
" nearest thou nothing. sister dear ."
Il hear the sea, and the slash OF rain,
Anu roar OF the northeast hurricane.
Get thee back to the bed so warm,
No good comes of watching "A storm.
What IS II TO thee, / fain would know,
Ihat waves are roaring and wild winds
blow?
NO lover ofthine's ahoat to miss
The harbor-lights on a night like this"
"But ! hear a voice cry out my name;
Up from the sea on the wind II came!
Twice and thrice have I heard IL call,
And the voice IS the voice Of Estwick
Hall :"
on the pillow the sister tossed her head,
Hall OF the Heron Is ,aie,'' she said.
I'm the tautest schooner that ever swan
He rides at anchor IN Annisquam.
And, II peril from swapping sea
Orlec shore rocks, would he call ON thee!"
nut the xiii lthIu Only tue "llu anu AlLts
And wringing her small, white hands,
she cried
80. sister Rhoda, there pa nothing wrong;
hear IL again, so loud IA long.
"Anni Anuic!r | hear II call,
And the voice is the voice OF Estwick
Hall!"
Up sprang the elder. with eyes fame,
Thou liest! lie never would call thy
name.
"If he did, / would pray The wind and sea
To keep him forever from thee and mc"'
Then out Of the sea blew a dreadful blast.
Like the cry OF a dying man II passed.
The young girl hushcd en- hcrlips a groan,
But through her tears Il strange Light
shone-
The solemn Joy Of her hearts release
To own and cherish its love IN peace.
dearest - she whispered, under breath
"Llfe Is a lie, but truth is death.
9Th love I hid from myself away
Shall crown me now in the light OF day.
"My ears shall never 10 wooer list.
Never by lover my lips be Kissed.
sacred TO thee am / henceforth,
Thou in heaven and ! on earth -
She came and stood by her sisters bed (:
"Hall Of the Heron is dead" she said.
"The wind and the waves their work hay,
done
We shall see aim no more beneath the
sun.
Little will rcck hat heart Of thine,
II loved him not with "A love like min
IL, for his sake were he but here.
Could hem and 'broidcr his bridal gear,
Though hands should tremble and eye
toe wet.
And stitch for stitch In my heart be set.
But now my Soul with his soul ! wed
Thine the living, and min the dead -
-IoHN a.. WHITTIER.
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TPuhh,-Na 81

tEMhEN-NfA 49,
An Act prescribing the duty Il the Secretary /"
the Treasury in certain cases therein named.
BE il enacted by The Senate and House 81 Rep
reSentatives Of the United states II America IN
Congress assembled, That whenever any State
shall have been. or may be, in default IN the pay
ment q interest or principal un investments in
stocks or bonds issued or guaranteed by such
State and held by the United States ia trust. il
shall be the duty Of the Secretary u the Treasury
10 retain the whole, or - much thereof a, may
be necessary. q any moneys due IN any account
from the United States o. such State, and T. ap-
ply the same % the payment II such principal and
interest, or either, m 20 tLe enhancement with
interest thereon, 81 moneys advanced hy the
United States on account Of interest due on such
stocks or bonds.
Approved. March p, 1870.
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An Irishman went in great grief TO
n neighbor to lay out his grand
mother for burial. Accordingly.
that night a couple of the ladies
went over, when, to their great as
constituent the man met them at the
gate. informing them, NO hurry,
she amt dead yet. But We may be
gin bilin' the water to wash her in"
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A CINCINNATI Judge decides that
a boy marrying under the age OF Is
years, without the consent of his
parents or guardians, may r~epudiate
such marriage and marry again if he
does not recognize his first wife a
such after he is Is. \ fine opening
for scoundrelism.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

A IL PERSONS HOLDING CLAIMS AGAINST
n the Estate Il u. II. Barber. Deceased, viii
present the same TO me. at Genoa, Douglas
county. Nevada. duly authenticated, rs required
Is law. within zen months iron this date. or tho
same viii he forever barred. n. BLOSSOM,
Executor II the Estate " u. II. Barber, decd.
December n. 1870
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Additional Convention {, the convention Ter the
Am-liuraritu tttLe Postal lnt-lyuur-e between
the United States Il America anil the Swiss
Comic .eia'.au. signed AZ Brrur ihc eleventh
day # 1ct1ber a. d. eighteen hundred aad
siNty---veu-
An additional Cuuveaiiuu between the General
POST Office 4 the Emitted states 81 America and
the ,ruerai rssrum-- nt the United hu4,iam 81
Great Britain and ireland. haytuE established a
reduced EhaiZ~ - -TN CrHf~ peer unu#e Hg r-r thirty
grammts fT the sea convey turr actress the AtiAa-
tic 81 letters seat ia clH,rfi mails through the Tut
"a Kingdom. the Undersigned. duiy authorized ly
their respective Eu,rrunIsut-. have a-reeti UPON
the following artlclc,.
ARTICLE J.. The single rate Il letter ro-tar. on
the direct corIesIpudrnte exchanged between fhr
twoa administration by closed mail, Via Ea-tuai,
subject O. the reserve mentioned iu article seven
Of the convention ~ eleventh 1t October, uIr
thousand eight hundred and siNty-scVen, shall be
a. fl uw>.
l.. on letters from the United SUITES IL cents.
2. on letter. from the Swi-, Confederation,
80 Genuine.
Aud fur the sea conveyance % letters ia closed
mail. across the waters ufthc Atlantic Ocean the
United States office shall receive six cents per
ounce or per thirty Erammts.
AKrlcLE II. The conditions 90 Artirl" '. and
Nil. II the convention between tile United
States Of America and the swiss Confederation,
signed at Berue the eleventh day Il october, \ u
one thousand es-ht hundred and siNty-seNeu
- far a they are contrary 10 tEa preceding ar
iicle are repealed.
Article Ill me present N.uNehh"H' "4hh
shall he considered a. additional To- the conyen-
tion Of the eleventh day Of October, che thousand
! eight hundred and siNty--eNeu, shall come into
operation On the nrst day Of May. one thousand
eight hundred aud seventy.
Done Id duplicate and signed in Berne the So
yenth day Of February. one Thousand eight hun.
dred and seventy; and "a Washington the thir'
teeuth day Of April, one Thousand eight hundred
and seventy.
Seal JOHN A. ]. CEESWELL.
po,tmaster-Genrra Il the United states.
The department 81 pests,
TScal.1 CHALET NENEL.
/ hereby approve the foregoing convention ans
in testimony thereof. ! have caused the seal 81
the United States 10 be affixed.
ISeaI.l L. :. GRANT.
BY the Presidents:
Hamilton fisH, Secretary ~ State.
WASHINGTON, 18th April, 1870.
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Marriage and Celibacy.

CIAL EVILS aud ABUSES, which interfere with
MAREIAGE-with sure means Of relief for the
Erring and Unfortunate. diseased and debilitated.
sent free, in sealed envelopes. Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. . s. Ninth ST..
Philadelphia, Ia. oc-s'f
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-04

ESTATE OF DAVID r.. COOK, DECEASED.
II Notice l. hereby evenly the undersigned,
dmiui,tfatrix II the above named Estate. To the
Creditors and all persons having claims against
said deceased to exhibit the same with the nee
e.~,ry vouchers. within ten months from tho
putliratiou II this notice. to the undersigned, al
William Patterson Office, in Carson City ornsby
County, state II Nevada.
MONTGOMERY COOK,
ADMINISTRATIVE
p.~.,,H.r q Is-O
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-04

The Newport, Il. l., News says
that there is IA clergyman-and a
doctor of divinity nj that-in Rhode
Island, who has officiated five times
at the marriage of one man. and all
five OF the women to whom the man
was married are still living.