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MADRID, A1ay 27.-Capt.- t.-Gen. Ploltatn has
boon officially notil}od to carry into ofroot tho
ordor Of March n, directing tho emancipation OF
10000 slaves.
The Council of Ministers hos postponed tho
consideration of tho Electoral Law for Cuba,
There Ia roaaon to boliovo that tho Govern
ment has resolved OH measures which will con-
Biderably roduco tho interest on tho public dobt
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-06
INTELLIGENCE.
a Travelling Correspondent has
to saw of Eureka.

A~S
to say of Eureka.
st Of the facts given by Mr.. Nc
!, of the Mining and Scientific Press,
appeared over and over again in
pIumns of the SENTINEL, but as
thirgs are always worth repeat
I'VE reproduce the following from
ast letter:
the latter part Of March. 1872,
W. Kinney, then Mining Re-
erof Eureka district. and NJ. G.
hnauLh, found some rich silver
IN the northerly end of old New
Hill. They at once made several
and square locations, and called
ncality
COY HILL.
ERE being no mills nearer than
le Pine or Austin, miners and
pPctors, for two or three years
10 TINS time, were searching for
lilhS ores only, and this section of
district had been overlooked or
fton; certain it is, that for the
D named no work had been done
fls point.
Pe formation Of the hill is what is
called quartzite and lime-quartz.
phyry would probably lie nearer
ro, and is the northern terminus
|slle q%uartzite range extending
tiierly to, and beyond Bald noun
on which the splendid EIoosac
(e is located.
Pc veins on Coy Hill are numer-
ana nave II general east and west
Cse' cutting the mountain at right
[es through the quartz and por-
lN. The Paul Jones mine lies be-
[n quartz and decomposed por-
and is a very clearly defined
r. dipping to the south.
THE PRINCIPAL MINES
The Bob, Dick, Joe, Selden, Wild
Per and Paul Jones; the latter
r. having produced as much fine
Vine hand AS any mine in East
Nevada, without exception. Some
or fifteen other locations were
H. ny the same parties. A con-
','ilS interest in all of the above
"ioIls IS owned by Mr.. Kinney.
|, mas End Favored. during the past
a develop them to the best of
ABILITY and means.
THE ORES
chiorldes, horn and chloro-bro-
&c OF silver being quite common.
eelaily in the Bob and Paul Jones
nc can and have been worked
#''l process without roasting.
! gu silver, in fine particles, has
mines.
running from 81. 200 to So. 900
Sn nave been ceLnHlon. Over
ni'dred tons of ore have been
neu az mill and furnace, averag.
~ sio0 Der ton: that from the
,r, Zones being over Sl5o, without
he lowest depth on the Paul Jones
ho, one hundred and t twenty-five
show the top OF the hill, while
10 n INV In a tunnel at about the
~ Instance. still lower.
Inc south side of the hill is the
NM uiant, a fine mine, belonging
,rna'por W. w. Mccoy, who is de-
,Ts;hnG his locStiOn As rapidly as
mo NIUE. The Winnemucca and
nr "il Chieftan arc also fine look
wo m'nes on Coy Hill, located on
Nh nv Slnr of Eureka valley. at the
N ol New York canyon. are ia
any situated for successful work.
nrn a ores can be delivered at mill
lace at small cost. Seaton &
MIN i,nG Of pipes, conveying water
y mn, cross the hill inmedi-
,iS "onve the Paul Jones mine.
u,slfict is attracting much at
nhd capitvl cannot fail to look
WHAT Is IT?
e' a present. unknown sub
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-06

DEpARTED.-Billy Daugherty de-
parted yesterday for White Pine and
Phoebe. Billy is popular and makes
business for the house with which lie
is connected wherever he goes.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-06

BULLION SHIPMENT.-W. l.. Pritch-
ard shipped yesterday for the Ruby
Consolidated, G4,oOO pounds OF bul.
lion, and for the Richmond, 10000
pounds. Total, l04 ,0G0 pounds.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-06

III
with u coal of fire, as does powder.
a sainple has been forwarded to the
Academy OF Sciences for examination.
X. X. CONSOLIDATED MINING co.
"A ). +. incorporation j. b. IIag.
gin, Prest.; b. b. Minor, Sec.
Location of mine, on s. Z. end of
Ruby Hill. % miles from Eureka.
adjoining the Eureka Coisol. claims,
the following mines constitute this
Incorporation : "Marcelina," "K.
H." surplus" "Loughborough,"
"Caron," E%ndeavor." ''Seek and ".
shall find it," and n or two Others.
Ihey nave a fine 17-hOrse power
engine, with safety cage, large shaft
mousse, with store.rOom and black
smith shop attached have a sheet
iron powder house on the east side of
the ~ravine, two ore DUMPS for the
LIST aud 2d.class ores, connected with
the shaft house by means of car way
md ore shutes.
Main shaft is 200 feet in perpendicu.
lar depth; has two main galleries
driven in or near the hanging country
rock, with car track throughout.
Vein from 20 to 80 feet thick; working
6O men per day; raise 50 to GO tons of
ore averaging tgrOss,) $50 to $50 per
ton; recently struck "a new ore BODY
at the bottom of shaft, particularly
rich i'll lead, gold and silver: Clark's
water works supply water in main
building. Has already Skinned
somewhat less than / 900 tons oflead
bullion.
For the last two months has been
selling all the ore raised. on the
dump, to the Ruby Consol. Nj. Co.
(Lim.). An English Co. contract will
he finished present month.
X. X. Co. has in anticipation rented
the large furnace of the Silver West
Co., AID are o hard ut work get.
ting 1t in order to run; 9 expect also to
he able to continue supplying Ruby
Consolidated.
X. X. paid the first dividend Of S12,-
500, or Csc. per share total shares 5O,-
OOO) last mOnth-will pay again the
present month and everything is
favorable for a continuance. There
are MANY thousand tons of first. class
ore in sight ; the prospectings are kept
we'll ahead so that there is no fear of
running short for many months to
come. w. 5. KeveS, formerly Super
%intendent of the Eureka Consolidated,
is the manager.
There is a mistake in the last para
graph. The X. X. has paid two divi-
dend of $12, 500 each.-ED. SENTINEL.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-06

EAGLE FURNACE. The Mining &
Scientific Press contains a cut of Nc
Geiv's new Eagle Furnace. The
Press seems to I've of the opinion that
the furnace will prove all that is
claimed for il by the inventor
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-06

BACK FROM AUSIIN.-MaX ODER.
fielder has returned from Il little bust,
ness to Lander'S capital.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-06

RUBY HILL EXPREss.-J, r, Smith
has established a passenger and pack
age express between this point and
Ruby Hill, and this evening will be
on hand to convey parties to the con-
cert. His conveyance will accommO-
date eight persons, AMI will leave the
Hill at five and at six o'clock.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-06

Masonic MEETING Royal Arch
MasOns will take notice that the
meeting this evening will he omitted,
to enable the committee having in
charge the concert for the benefit
of George DObbs, to use the furniture
Of the Hall. By order Of the High
Priest.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-06

HOSE MEETING POSTPONED. On
account of the Concert tonight, for
the relief of Mr.. Dobbs, the unfor.
tunate miner, Judge Bailey. Presi.
dent of the Rescue Hose Company,
authorizes us to postpone the regular
monthly meeting of the company un-
til further notice.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-06

THANKs.-Mis. John George takes
this method of returning her many
thanks to all and the many kind
friends who have so generously and
literally contributed toward "a relief
fund for her benefit.
(Signed) Mrs. JOHN GEORGE.
RUBY BILL. Aug. B., 1873.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-06

REMovAL.-A. NJ. Kirchner gives
notice under the head of New To-
Day" of the removal Of his News De-
pot to the opposite side Of the street
from the courthouse. He serves all
of the latest papers and periodicals on
time.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-06

THE ENTERTAINMENT TO-NIGHT.-
The concert to come off tonight at
Eureka Hall should not escape the
attention of any of the disciples of
Apollo or Terpsichore. The pro-
gramme is most complete. The OPEN
ing chorus will be sung at 8 o'clock.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-06

AssAULTINa A WOMAN. "A COM
nlairt was filed yesterday in Gates
Court. charging "a man with assault
ing a woman. Both parties reside on
South Buel street.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-06

BELL FOR PIoCHE. -. We noticed
Parson Kelly busily engaged yester
day in lowering the bell of st. James
Church, for shipment to Phoebe. Tn,
Parson has seen Col. Cowles' way
phi, and is getting ready for The bi,
Deii which will arrive tomorrow, anC
will he in place for Sunday.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-06

DEATH OF A MINER.-George Nc
kenzie. a miner formerly of this
place, died in Mineral Hill, July 4th.
ID; H.. Hall, of the International Ho-
tel, yesterday received a note inform
my him OF the fact, and also contain
ing a request that the friends of de-
ceased residing here he advised in re.
latiOn to the matter.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-06
NOTICE.

DAY DAYS OF TIL. RUBY con.
Il NJ. co. (L.), viii be-, for furnace
men and miners on tn" 9Th inst :. for all
other payments, on the lliE instant.
All bills must be han.i, u Ia o.l or be-
fore the %th instant.
au2 O. II. H&L> say
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-06
d. MANNHEIM is determined to sell

d. MANNHEIM is determined to sell this
week all his ChambreyS, Lawns and
Percolis from 12h to 20 cents per yard !;
his Mosambiqucs and japanese Plaids.
etc. from % TO 80 cts per yard; all his
nice colors of Golden Gate Kid Gloves at
81 % per pair: his ShectingS, such as
Lo~us.ale, White Rock, Fruit OF the
Loom, are in the way and will be sold at
bedrock prices, to suit customers; there
fore please call, as Dave means busi-
ness.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-06

WALsH's SALooN-James Walsh Is
now sole proprietor Of the above pop
uiar resort. He will at all times be
pleased to see his old
friends, and the public generally, and
ms patrons may rely on receiving
the very best of wines and liquors OBJ
tainabie in the San Francisco market.
e advertisement under head of
New To-Day"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-06

SODA, Ice CREAM, NUTS, CANDIES
etc, ut Ivy Nichols new Store, in the Ii
lirande Building. le3
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-06
arrivals and Departures.

Arrivals.
h wooDRUrT 4 ENNOR's LINE:
Snith John Lee
DO pnrturss.
n WOODRUFF L ENNOR'S LINE:
bParnless Mrs Billings
paugherty j B Haines
BE Ross Joe Wilson
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-06

CLOSING OUT.-D. Mannheim has caused
immense posters to be distributed aoou
town, announcing his determination to
close out his stock OF dry me fancy
goods within the mex sixty days, at less
than cost i'm a francisco. Here is Il
rare chance for the ladies, for Dave
mean business. He intends to carry on
the grocery business exclusively here
after, and must sell Off his dry goods to
make room. The stock is complete. uew
and fashionable, and the prices, as an
nounced in his poster. are below bedrock.
Go to Manheim's and buy yourself rich.
jy20
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-06

stance. mineral or chemical, has been
recently found in the Hoosac mine
on Bald mountain. The substance ia
whitish. seIniitrahsparent and resem.
bles frosted ise. On exposure to the
air 1t IS converted to a LIQUID, some.
thlnK like Kerosene a burning sensa.
ton is impaired on touching it to the
tongue. and a gas is evolved which
instantly takes fire on touching it
with u coal of fire, as does powder.
a sample has been forwarded to the
Academy of Sciences for examination
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-01-11
Accidents.

On Wednesday evening of last
week a couple of very serious and
unfortunate accidents occurred in
Batesvills. A young mau by the
name of Kyle, in mounting hia
horse in front Of the ~postofice, dis
lodged his pistol from his pocket,
and in attempting to catch It as II
fell, he in some way fred it, the b6al
striking a negro standing near, on
the left side Of the forehead, passing
up under the skin around to the
opposite point passing out, and in
the confusion incident to the shoot
ing a young man by the name of
Price, who has been acting as con-
stable, aupposing the shooting to
have been intentional, ran out of a
neighboring store to. arrest the par
ties, and in the excited state Of his
mind cooked a derringer pistol in
his breeches pocket, and forgetting
what he had done with his pistol
he moved around helping the wound
ed negro, causing the pistol to fire
Oft in his pocket, shooting him il
the thigh.
Both wounds are painful, but moi
mortal.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-01-11

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tssA "a msag yssFs sisnilaF. ~.
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We ssesrsY hoge nat -0a msy
- lsaassd is bscsms = ctzsa asala
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nsmbFiss ksuda. shs apprsssss
hlm iof We noble. generous qsshtis.
oi Asad and heart sFs iulsssmsai
hs NIL certainly fsmain wish %.
fhtfs are tst is~ msn WIN have
more genuine. devoted fussds than
be Be- 10 osf eosniy.
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Wsisan LAT &c Bsff 81 -
fsissn. IS der So msssr 81.
daei sas 10y scent sA#ia -
81 dsgsll@ q We hssF fsi
saf sssftsfs ass 4ais ssmfsfls
- Thy wil rsasia IL sil aail.
ne ssw s1arh5sss u s1mTssfsi,
shea ihsy sll sscaPy ths as
sp.silasnt - bs aEsi ap toe ihsm
IL that bsihhsg ThsJ seeavY shs
fosas opposite shoss u Ire Chsf.
esFy Clerk and aFs silll la e.adlsioa
10 ssfVs wfiis shd Do Ell Oft ~ a..
ties pertaining 10 the sAsflaalty
We should bare stated that their
rooms are % The hnt aoof-not shs
seeond--ho iron CRATES 10 be looked
through.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-01-11

A nsu By the nan. VI Caldwell
sttsal 81 bic employer. . NJ. John.
son, nssr Celdwstsr dspo, lac, week
with m are, telling him senselsss 10
the ground, and leaving the body,
Caldwell went to the house, where
he compelled Mts. Jehpsoa to give
him = package Of money amounting
b s1,l0o, that he had seen Mr..
johnson receive on the evening be-
tore for the sale Of a tract Of land.
Mr.. johnson Il still alive, bu. inseu-
Isible, and II IL believed he will die.
The would.be murderer was arrest
ed, and Is now confined Ia the coun-
ty jail at fernando. He confessed
his guilt;
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-01-11

II Is a valuable accomplishment TO know
how 10 cure d toii As rcuerel rwlc the first
hour or Two after catching cod 1t may be
cured by anything which thoroughly restores
the warmth and ordinary circulation Of the
system. Let this be Immediately attended TO
and the best results will follow. Thoroughly
warm such parts Of the body as may have
been first chilled or affected by the cold. An
old physician said: "We must drive out a cold
by the ssme door through which it entered"
II the cold has come from wet or col | feet,
battle them thoroughly In hot water and mus
tard. II the neck or spinal column has been
the door of ingress for the cold, stand or sit
| with the back against or neat the hot stove
pipe, or toward the fire, until the part Is thor
oughly warmed, and he circulation in those
parts il restored to its hcalthful condition. I'm.
bibing warm drinksa at the same time will be
OF use. A thorough bathing and rubbing OF
the skin will also he Of great service. These
rules, thoroughly followed, will generally avail.
Wherever pain or stiffness Is felt, as along the
muscles Of the throat, or arms, or breast, espe-
cial attention should be paid. Apply in such
cases the Magic Arnica Liniment, and the pain
and stiffness will soon disappear, for in this
process bathing, rubbing and stimulating the
skin are all involved, and as the Magic Arnics
Liniment penetrates to the muscles themselves
an excellent effect Is at once produced. This
Magic Arnica Liniment ought to be in every
house, especially at the present time Of sh'
year, when frequent atmospheric changes Try
the systems Of the most robust, and entail
aches, pains, rheuma,isms and neuralgias
When such results threaten, we advise instan'
application Of the Magic Arnica Liniment, BE-
cause cary external application Of a few tea
spoonfuls may accomplish what 1t will requir'
a half bottle If the evil is allowed to strike deel
and obtain fast hold. Wherever there ar
cramps, swellings, bruises, backache, chappe'
hands, sore throat, or other similar causes 9
main. this powerful remedy will prove an ef
!, %fectual cure. Wherever there Is exposure y
the weather or to accident, or where rheuma
> tism or other painful affections are iingerinl
. In the system-awaiting only the aid OF chang
ing and harsh weather to bring them into ago
MIXING activity-th, Magic Arnica Linimen
should be kept in the house IN readiness for IN
: slant use when the moment Of need Gomez
READ THE TESTIMONY.
Corros dix Polr, MoSRoE Co., MISS NOV
40. 1S7l.-Messrs. Mansfield ! Higbee-Gcnt
: | would have you and all Others know that
1 your Magic Arnica Liniment ] have found
remedy unsurpassed for every disease requirin
o an outward application. claim some It'll
experience, having lived for fifty years At vi
Mace, and during this time have used Lin
ments, Ready Reliefs, ETC., without numbe
but nothing that | have ever tried can compa'
g Vim The Magic Arnics Hniment. lam plan
4 ips here on a large scale, and would not ~
der sny circumstances, Tor any consideration
Q b without q supply Of il on hand
Respectfully yours, r ISAAC AAfrirD.
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EAsaIsAs FoasAsUAaE.
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Az Mastered iBisrszi o. 80 hdy
fsaAsfs - rFs = fs~ hina oa fash
sns fgf ibis maaih. u e5afss 4 h
spii0nay 9Th Them whether lhsy
siil hke theis hinis u 80
Tbs szSas IIsis which we're uosu
j. Dsesmlsf assy b wafn . is~
ilmss tAls month, provided iksy did
act appear at sbarsh more lkan
twice during the month jass passsd
II ihsy ID. swap trimmings With =
isisrd Ia the sane ax, sna nobody
wln know bot ,hs' both 81 yos have
new ones The addition n al extra
pigeon feather NAV be made II do.
sired.
In dresses there will DO 20 very
material change. For walking
dresses II IL desirable 10 have aetius,
sprlghiiy colors; and owing to the
muddy condition Of the streets, they
may be made . trife shorter-say
about one-ixteenth Of an inch.
Wbs, Is lacking in length, however,
should always be made up in full.
ness. So, II II required "a yards to
make a dress last month, you had
better get 2ii yards now. We mus.
encourage our merchants. g.
For party dresses we recommend
light fabrics Of various colors. A
group Of young ladies thus dressed,
and properly arranged in a room
look very charming-and that we
imagine IS the great object in dress
ing. TIE Truth is, a lady:dressed in
various colors neatly arranged, looks
very charming by herself, but gall
lantry forbids that she should remain
thus. 0U
The hair may be worn as best
suits the looks Of the wearer. Those
who have very long and very slender
necks, should wear it flowing or in
gracefully curled ringlets. Ring
lsts may be curled very gracefully
on a hot iron, poker or broom han
die. Those who are blessed with
very pretty, swan-like necks and
want them seen, of course, should
avoid this style. Chignons may still
DO worn, though they are fast going
out Of fashion. Old ones should b.
hung about in trees, as they make
most excellent nests tor robins and
iaybirds-in fact this is about al
they were ever fit for.
No particular change in shoes
We recommend the knocking off o.
another halt inch OF the heel-in.
deed, we think a halfinch per month
may be knocked off until our fail
women can stand hat-footed ant
talk to their husbands and lover
without being in constant danger 0
falling over on their noses. Mum
Der one and halt shoes may still
be worn on number two and a hal
fest-provided corns are properl.
trimmed and pared.
AS to ribbons and bows we CIV
no particular directions. Ribbon
of all c%olors, lengths and widths may
be used freely; and as TO beaus,
woman is at perfect liberty to have
as many as she wishes, or to discard
hem all II she chooses.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-01-11

J. F. Lavender is selling his stock
Of goods at cost within the next
sixty days, and parties wanting bar
gains should give him a call. He is
selling his goods at cost, preparatory
to bringing on his spring stock.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-01-11

The attention of merchants and
planters are called to the article up
on agriculture. Tho majority Of the
members Of the bar concur in this
opinion.
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MORE CoPY.-We are sitting in
our Office, snugly ensconsed in our
coy chair editorial by q blazing
fire, holding pleasant converse with
a few congenial spirits, and congrat-
ulating ourself that We have enough
matter prepared for this weeks
STAR, when q printer enters hurried
ly and to our great dismay, sings
out, "more copy"
b This puts US to rejecting
m,Twas, ever thus from childhood's 5our,
Twin alwsysb be the way"
The cry comes from all quarters :
amore copy rmore copy Rapa.
ciousness and greed seem to be char
~acteristic Of the human family. In
whatever station in life--in all sort
of callings and avocations, We ar'
constantly grasping at something
more, and crying for more copy"
And that old arch 6end who i
constantly roaming over the earth
seeking whom he may devour, il
the midst Of LIES great scramble fol
gain, puts in bis croaking voice, AM
10 strong, sulphurious accents erie
"more copy
We earnestly entrcat all our read
ers to lead such upright lives, Q
that none Of them may ever be sen
to him to stop his cry Of "mor
copy"
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Capt. ]. G. Wilbourn, Of Williston,
Tenn, from which we make the fol-
lowing extracts
II will be in your county about
the 10th of January. We have about
one hundred and fifty hands ready
to come out about the 18th Of JAM
uary-all good hands.E II the citi-
zens of Pamela county want hands
for their farms, cooks, and house
servants, they can get Them by Civ
ing their orders and money to Capt.
Hobgood at Sardis, and we will fill
the orders. The people Of Pamela
county ought to work on the man.
agersof the Mississippi and Tonnes
see Railroad Company in favor CT
emigration, / am doing all | can to
redncs the rates ON the emigrants
but the citizens might effect some.
thing in our favor"
Capt. Wilbourn is in every respect
reliable, and any Of our citizens whc
send orders tor hands may feel as
sured that their orders will be faith
fully fulfilled or their money re
funded.
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PHOTOGRAPHS!

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- are. pleased to announce that
|DH. Simpson was elected, with
opposition, constable Of the
h half Of Beat No, 5, at . spe-
Election held on Saturday last
whites and negroes both sup
Ping him. sH