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The Arizona sentinel., 1873-05-03
PROPOSALS
NOTICE.

CE'TiEI JTObfSaiS VIII UG TC
 ccived by the Board Of Supervi
 sors of Yuma County, up to and Euntil i2 o'clock, noon, of the 18th
 DAY SATURDAY. of MAY A. D. 1873, tat which time 1 all proposals viii bo opened and
 c0psiiered' for building the fol,
 lowing County buildings, to wit l:
 ONE COURTROOK, EIGHT
 OFFIL'E.S and ONE JAIL,
 ss,ch buildings 10 be &C.,
 cording to plan heretofore
 adopted by the Board of Supervi-
 sors, and which may be seen at the office of the County Recorder
 of Yuma county, said buildings to
 be of dimensions and constructed :as follows:
 Coart-roorn 3ex35 in clear walls,
 fee! thick and If feet high in the clear on three sides; one side wall IS inches thi:k by l4 feet in night;
 center post for root-snpport to. be
 not less than 14 inches square,
 with ridge poles of same size; raf-
 ters to be Of sufficient ize to make: roof firm un2 secure; these 10 -he
 first covered with peeled pCles,
 then tuies, after which 8 coating of mud. and finally dirt sufficient tn ensure good roof. The space for bar and jury boxes tObe tio0red and rai, ed t. from invel Of.0urt room floor and raiied in; r0stru'n, clerks desk and prisoners io3k io bn fin iahed complete. Five offices I4x1G in the clear and Ii feet high in clear, and three offices j4X2f in clear and If feet high i2 clear, l outside walls of u!l offices 10 be ! IS inches thick, and partition 1 walls tQ ie one foot thick; rO1f 0i offices to he Of salle construction 1 ,is that Of court-rooIn. There will 1 be required 4 windows, l2xib l glass, and s windows i0xl2 glass; 2 double -doors g feet high and l3 i single doors 3X7, ail the doors to l la panel doors anG half glass; doors ami windows 10 be fully 1 cgsed: a verarda of lu:nher to ! extend outside Of court house and 1 offices s feet wide by 10 feet high 1 at outside linpit, and to b1 sub l stan.;ally stayed; veranda inside of court to be feet in width and l otherwise same as that of outside, inside Walis of courtroom and offices to be plastcred and white washed, also outside wall9 under verandas. Jail building .o be ! 30x34 fee. ;a cicar with walls 2xl0 feet; jail to Ee partitioBed; for gen. eral jail room 12X26 iD clear and i cells 7467i in clear, with corridor on two sides 3 feet each in cleaf; cell-room to bo lined with 5 inch boiler iron riveted, Tivets to be not more than $ inches apart along seaIns; roof tinlbers to lie close; a Siockade 10 extend around jail 5 feet from outer wall; stock ade to ie of sound timber not less than 6 inches in diameter at butt, tn be set in ground 2 feet and ex- tend above ground l13 feet, to stand close together; second roof to go over jail and stoekade. There will be required seven jail doors of bar-ir0n latticed and bolt ed at each crossing and securely | X-s T II
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YUMA. 4. T.
'-KELANGE.

start Tor home tblS year.
 Never speak of your father as ''fhe old man."
 Never insult poverty.
 Brigham Young is evidently tired of-work, and is with dra wing from ali labors, both spiritual and secular,
 Lowell has a bartender who has mixed drinks for twenty years, and never tasted the intoX- icating cup. Don't believe it.
 Colorado is making wonderful progress i'll population and wealth. Within less than three years she has built one hundred and fifty school houses.
 Mir. Emerson says: "Life is hardly respectable if it has no generous task, no duties of affec- tions that constitute necessity of existing. Every mans task is his life-preserver."
 Master Jesse Grant, who left Washington Tuesday evening, for. San Francisco, in company with ex-Senator Cole and family, has started on a tour around the i world, and though but fourteen years of age, viii make it unat- tended. |. 4 DaSotah sheriff attached q show the other day, and while i tacking up 9 sale notice on the 1 elephants hind quarters, which the official mistook for a small ] barn, the animal swung his tail 1 around. There were eight hacks at the funeral.
 What ag0nies must that poet i have endured who, writing of his love, asserted in his lnanus- cript that he "kissed her under the silent stars," and found that the compositor had made him l declare that he ''kicked her un- der the cellar stairsi"
 An unfortunate Kentucky edi- tor thus addresses his delinquent subscribers: "Friends, We are penniless. Jobs turkey was & millionaire compared with our present depressed treasury. To- day, if salt was two cents $ bar. rel we could not buy enough to pickle a jay-bird."
 The sad effects of matrifnony were never more terribly depict ed than in Kentucky town, the other day, where 8 meek-eyed man, who had been married about year, patIolled the village streets all day, trying to swap a meerschauln pipe for & second hand cradle.
 Ail right training consults the aptitudes of the niud, fsv0rs the natural bent of the genius and charms the faculties into exercise. In the training of the young, it is assumed that the disposition must be natural growth, not a snanu- factured product; that every character has it's own law of de velOpment; that you cannot deal with the lily as you can with the sunhower. l
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E AMES s. SPANN--

County Recorder, Yuma Go.
 seA. eA.Conveyancing of every description, neatly and correctly executed. pich33
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ONLY FIFE DOLLAR,S! :! With the new patent
 Butt0n-h ole Worker.


 CoHstruetion--The Most Durable aud Rec Ss1inicaI in Use--.4 1fOdei Of Combined SE Is E S G 3 ki and Ff UTX.
 Complete in all its parts, uses the Straight Eye Pointed Needle, self-threading, direct upright pos tive motion, new tension, self feed and cloth guider. Operates by wheel and on table. Light running, smooth, and noiseless, like all good high priced ma chimes. Has patent check to pre- vent the wheel being turned the wrong way. Uses the thread di- rect from the spool. Makes the Elastic lock Stitch (finest aiid strongest stitch knOwn); firm, du- r.lbie, close ana rapid. Will do all kinds of work, fine and coarSe, from cambric to heavy cloth CT leather, and uses all descriptions of thread. The best mechanical talent in America ard Europe has been devoted to improving and simplifying our Machines, containing only that which is practicable, and dispensing with all complicated surroundings gen. erally found in other Hlachines.-- Special terms and extra induce ments to male and female ageuts, store keepers, etc., who will es- tablish agencies through the country and keep the new ma chimes On exhibition and safe. County rights given to smart agents free.-Agen1s complete outfits furnishe,. without any ex- tra charge.-Samples Of sewing, descriptive circulars containing terms, testimonials, engravings, &c., sent free Address
 BReoKS SEWING TsACHsNE CO.,,
 Ne. 1929 Broadway, N. F.
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Drnas at mholesale.
rT,HE MILLENNIUM NEAR AT HAM

i
1t has often been remarked by Eminent ii
vines that when all Human suffering cease, the
Millennium will soon appear. and such being the
case Its coming Is not far distant, from the fac,
that QRAY'S INV ,LUABLE OINTMENT relieves
al! suffering resulting from external diseases In
less time than any other remedy In the world.
No Gu {, no pay. Fur sale by all Druggists.
Price rs cents per Box.
DOWIF, M0ISE& Il DAVIS.
Chare,ton, s. c.,
Wholesale Agents for South Carolina.
jsn21-tu
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Out Of tho Depths.

made my soul song for her singiuS 3, with Nav.
What time the gloainrg was lne.i'" ~. ~ = ~,
And the whispering har oe.ls' '"e' ''
sweIIeS the dirge OF the dying day;
And out of the depths OF the spirits pas.
Love, the great MASTER touCheu Ia oII fash on
AMI ,he rby me came fvT III IN the oia, oln iasi Wv
Hail ~ for Ssif hcpe-and the words were thest
Come nv oul. lei US reason together;
come for The shadows Garkcn ahehu'
Care and sur,ow tighten The u thrr,
nIfe,s sun through the mist gluws dim ard rel;
Come. ere the long. low light The sumtler
FADE {, the own Of Tile autnmu leai;
Come / 1T ill- foo OF lhe arcleS> conner
lag weary III paths ma 10 .ougn with grle'.
Soul vhtre thoughts Ike 10 white winged an
gels
Rrood IN The hush VI this dim. dusk I've,
Whi-plr to NE thy swe.t evangels.
whisper and SIGH. hut do not erieVe;
Out OF the depths f thy charmed chambers
Raise me song that shall thrill a!ar
Kindle thy fires, blow bright hiue emb 'rs,
Clean on her soul like The gleam Oh aStar.
Soul, my scul that hast walked thy journey.
Through winsome valleys, by height aad scaur'
whose Shield Is dark from nooe tonrney. r
Whose lauce droops low with the weight q
LosS past you hills, whose crest bright sunn' Is
With the last loud glance lhst Tue ueao u0'
Up let the voice of thy De Paorundis
,brlll 10 Those courts where no SORROW lives
Soul wilt thcu love, where 10 lovers losl1e
Loog wilt thou wander IN ways that err;
Daily with hopes, that thy barren chooslcg
Finds neeting as steps OF Wayiarer!
Wit thou not turn anu say 10 her splilC-
,LoiI that love thee will love no moref
This Is hard thing that we inherit:
To love and to wet p, 10, this is sore
Out Of the fepihs OF the hearts desparlng
Cones the long, passionate cry of love;
Ah God bnt the cross Is hard Tor tue oeaIlog
All, God for rest and the wings of the dove
All that In that pure, faithful bosom
The dim, lost half OF my lie might lie
All that the bud might rather the blossom
Shall these things be? Who knoWsF Notl
Ont Of the depths of the starlit didance
A pale CLEAN Sh .ws where the moon comes up,
And here In the dregs Of this strange existence
May lurk the sweetness that cro"ns tne cups
And faith and hope. aud the splrlp- pa'lence'
Strengthen the heat and light the eyes;
All soul ny soul there Is hope Tor Tue nauons,
And God Is holy and just aud wise
Co. then. my song, speed swiftly 70 her;
Sing to her, plead with her late anu lrng:
Hover around her. and gently WOO her;
Perhaps she will hear lhee some day, y song
Ont II the depths o. the 81 ul comes s"lfow,
But ont cf the depths Of the e day that cease
May come, like light round the feet II the NOR
Tow,
Loves soft glory, our loves calm peace.
Barton Grey, IN App,eton'S Journal
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By LOWNDES s. GRIMBALL,
AuottoneerS.

ISAAC TAYLOR EFT Al, vs. JAMES B.
CAMPBELL, TRUSTEE, EFT AL
Pursuant to an order or Sale In this case, by
tho Hon. r. r. Graham, Judge Of the First Or
cuir IN ma directed will oier for sale &C Public
Anction. at the corner OF Broad and East Bay
streeta in the CITY OF Charleston, on TUESDAY,
the sth April, 1878 at II O'Clock A. H.,
All that LOT OF LAND, with the BUILDINGS
thereon. In the City OF Charleston, bounding az
folloIYsLon the east by Coming street, SO feet
Inches; on the north by Lands OF George Glenn,
500 feet: on the west by Lands now or Late Of Rrs
Ann Norris, aS feet 6inches, be the same moro or
Terme-one.half cash; balance IN twelve
months, with interest at the rate OF seven PEI
cent. Der annum, to be set uIed BY bond Of tne
purchaser and mortgage OF the premises: Build.
ings TO be insured and policy assigned. Purchaser
to pay Referee for papers. J. !! IS"
mch25-tu3 GEO. 3. doLhES, heletoo'
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By R. M. MARSHALL & BRO,
AuctfOneerH.

nEFEREEs sALE.-o. B. COCHRAN,
X, va. r. A. whitney.
MN ,o uold on THURSDAY, the 10th OF April,
WIN ocIocS Ss sS'I a " H. near tho Postofucs, Broad
stfes'; aI ;bat p1EoE OR PARCEL OF LAND. s!tuatS
m H charleston Neck being part OF piecs, parcel
OF srass in Cochran, o ntainlng eight l2.leo
mora or less; bounded north by lands now
ar ar ia.e OF Dr. Edward North. and land OF the
said Lewis N. Hatch, east BY lands now or late OF
Green Street, and westwsrdly by lands Of Dr.. ].
B. Pairlck-the tract commonly called Whiney's
Farm. 8. 'Hi.ls..f
Terms-One.third cash; balance In two equal
successive annual instalments, with interest pay.
able ssmiannualy, secured by bond Of the pur.
chaser and q mortgage OF the premises sold. Pur.
chaser to pay referee for papers.
ALRX. d. BROWN, Referee.
mchl8-tuth8
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GETTYSBURG
ALYSINE WATE R

1t has been demonstrated, by series OF prac.
cal experiments conducted hy eminent phpsiclans
and aIlesIed Ivy thousands OF grau ful people who
have been relieved from tnelr SuHerlngs oy is
use. that the GETTYSBURG KATALYSlNE
WATER IL the nearest approach to q specific ever
discovered for dyspepsia, Neuralgia, Rheuma.
tsm, G G,ut, Gravel, Din betes, Kidney and Urinary
Diseases generally. 1t resroI cs muscular power
10 The paralytlc. { cures Liver Compliant, Chron-
lc piarrhaa, Pills. Constipation. Asthma, Ca.
tarrh ard BroEch tls, Diseases Of The Skin, Gen.
eral Debility, and Ne vous PROS ration from men
tai and physical eXc4sse5 H. 10 the grea esL an
tldore ever discovered for Excessive Eating or
Drinking. 1t corrects the stomach, promotes d.
gestion, and relieves iha head almost immediate.
iy, NO household should be without IT, Every
hotel should KEEP II ON hand.
RSrFor history Of tie Springs, for medical re.
porIs OF the power OF the water over disease. Tor
marvellous cures, and for testimonials frcm dis.
tlnguished men, send for pamphlets.
WHITNEY BROS, General Agents,
No. 2'7 South Front Street Philadelphia, Pa,
Gettysburg Sprlug Company.
For sale by DOWIE. NOISE DAVIS,
And Druggists generally. feb25-tuthsSmos'
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ByJ. FRASER MAYHFTES.
r ARGE AND DESIRABLE MANsION

T ARGE AND DESIRABLE MANsION
IL HASEL STREET.
Will be sold THIS DAY. the 26th instant q,
the east end or Broad street. at II O'Clock, L.; 3,
That LOT, wi Brick Mansion thereon, con.
inaa a1Uus ~ I1gs sy ~ as Is1a
measuring III feet frontTby iles feet deep, more
or less. So 80, ,,.,,- 4
Terms-0ne. third cash; balance in one and Two
years, with interest &C seven per cent 'payan!6
annually, the credit portion TO be secured By
bond OF the purchaser and mortgage Of tho
premises. Premise to be insured and policy a.
signed. Purchaser to pay me for pspets.e =
. nch26
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LOWNDES & GRIMBALL,
Auctionecrs.
JOSEPH D. AIKEN IN TRUST, vs..
II nnoNA ID


81 BERNARD UONLY. - .'.;-le =
By virtue OF the judgment OF the Court OF Com.
mon Pleas made In the above aetion on the
twenty y.fourth day Of March, 1874, i will pella at
the Postof1ce, northeast corner Of Broad and
East Bay streets, In the City OF Charleston, on
THURSDAY, the seventeenth day OF April 1873;
at II O'Clock A H., .,gr..e.-. .,
All that LOT, with buildings thereon, situate In
Ward s, on the west side Of Middle street. Uaarses'
ton, measuring In front on Middle street ono
hundred and twenty feet, more or less; On the
north one hundred and nfteen feet and eHhr
inches moro or ipss; on the western line eighty.
three feet four inches on the south line from east
to west ono hundred and seven feet insaos,
more or less; bounding east on Middle street.
north on Land lately OF Alexander g. Gadsdel.
west on Land lately Of James F. Edwards ana B.
Limehouse, and south on Land now crslately
owned by the Estate OF John Josiah kurrell.
Terms-0ne-thlrd cash; balance IN ono. ana
TWO years. credit portion 10 be secured BY bond
of purchaser besring intefe tfr6m day ofsale and
morlgag Of the property; buildings 70 bs In.
sure and polly assigned. Purchaser 20 pas
Referee for papers. JOS. W. BAhNM HLLt
mch25, ,aprl0, II heioroo'
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of Chronic and Acute rheumatism. Neuralgia,
Lumbago Scl8tca, Kidney and Nervous Dis
eases, after years OF suffering 0y taxing Ur'
FILTERS VEGETABLE RHEUMATIC SYRUP
the scientific discovery OF J. P. Filter, ID. D.,
regular graduate physician, with whom we are
person ally acquslnted, who has Tor 39 years
treated these diseases exclusively with astonlsl'
lag results. We believe IL our Christian duty,
after deliberaton, to conscientlousy request SUI
ferers to use 1t, especially persons 10 moderaIe
circumstances who cannot 81ord 10 waste
money and time on worthless mixtures. As
clergYmen we seriously feel the deep Response.
hilIty resting on us In publ ely endorsing this
medicine. But our knowledge and experience Of
It's rem lrkable merit fully justthes our aciion:
Rev. U. Il. Ewing, Media, Penn, suffered sixteen
yea, g. beclme hopeless; Rev. Thomas Murphy,
D. D., Frauklord Philadelphia; Rev. J. b. DAVIS,
HIghtstown. New Jersey; Rev ]. ). Buchanan,
Clarence, Iowa; Rev. @. g. Smith. Plttalord, New
YORK; Rev. Joseph Beggs. Fall1 Cnurcn, Pnllaoel'
phia. other testimonials from Senators, Cover
nors, Judges, Congressman, Ply yslcians, &c, ior
warded gratis with pamphlet exp aiming these
diseases. tine thousand dollars Will De present
ed to any medicine for sa ue diseases showing
equal merit under lest, or that can produce one
fourth az many living cures. Any person eend-
ing by letter description OF afliction Will receive
gratis legally signed guarantee, naming the
number OF bottles to cure, agreeing 10 relnnd
money upon sworn statement OF its failure TO
cure. Af1cted invited to write to DIR. FlTLER,
PHILADELPHIA His valuable advice costs nothing.
DuWIE. NOISE q DAVIS,
Sole Wholesale Agents for South Carollnq.
For sale at Retail by Il. BAER, w. A. SRRlNE.
A. ". ECKEL & CO., DR.. GEO. CAULIER, @. J,
LUHN, JOS. BLACKMAN, E. q. KELEERs.
jan18.stuthly DGC
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aurtion 6aies--Ghis Dar.

SNuklluu pb1kD~SWUt0 pON1s
RIECKE & PETERAAN
WILL SELL BEFORE THEIR STORES,
w mos. 81 and % vendne Range, as halfpase
O'Clock A. n. THIS DAY,
5000 lbs. Bacon SHOULDERS
5000 lbs. Dry Sailed Shoulders 4.at.
10 boxes New York Bellies
10boxes New York Strips
10 bbls. New York Shoulders ii5
10 bbls. 8. q. Hams
20pkgs Mackerel
40 bbls. Apples, &C., de-, &o.
Terms cash: p :. &c mch2S
BY LAUREY, ALEXANDER & co.
XIRECKED GOODS, ON ACCOUNT OF
w ALL CONCERNED
THIS DAY, 25th iDs,ant will be sold before our
Store at 10 O'Clock, on account OF all concerned,
IL pieces Clear Rib BACON SIDES
bbls Flour, keg Vinegar q
! box Ink, box O0pperas $3.50
lot Turpentlne, Castor OH. &C., &c.
Conditions cash. = mch2S
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amrnnn 9alfs--tntnre Dars.
By W. Y. LETfCH & r. 8. BRUINS,

NTNHREE-STORY BRICK RESIDENCE
IL and Store, No. "a Anson street., opposite
Catholic Church.
VIII be sold cn TUESDAY, Apr. .i1at, at the
Postoflce, at IL O'Clock.
That desirable Three.Story BRIOE RESIDENCES
AND STORE, with Bake House and large dns Cia-
tern. known as No. o. Anson street; formerly o.
copied as Bakery. Lot measures 80 fees 'front.'
BY 1872 feet Ia depth. 30 =. ':''''
Terms-0ne.hslf cash; balance In one year,
assigned. Purchase to pay rs FOR papeiR.
moh35, 20 april - :,
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.CHERlFF'S ALE.

CHE RIFFS S ALE.
- Arthur q. Locke vs. Rowland & Macbeth.
By virtue OF an execution in the above case, 70
me directed and delivered. Will be sold on NON.
DAY. the 7th DAY OF Apr ls7s' IN Il ir9p' o,e,ooS
an the right, title and interest Of W. O. Hox;
land, one OF the above named defenasnW' III sno
.asa me no Of the BiiIs Of the Bank OF tho State OF
south Carolina OF the Issue OF 1901. 49,. e.,.o,.,
s9ss 90 of the Bills OF the Bank OF tne sta4Ioi
south Carolina OF the issue Of Iso5' powpr
Terms casa. w. oo"S
mch24-m3
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By ". Y. LEITCH & B. s. BRUNs,

Auctioneers. ..-., =.
VALUABLE PROPERTY IN STORES
and Dwellings.
ON TUESDAY, April lat, a. II O'Clock, as the
esst end Of Broad eet, will be sold az Auction,
That large three story WOODEN RESIDENCE.
with brick kitchen and outbuildings, known az
No. so Kiug street. east side, between iTradd
street and Prtce'a alley. Lot measures $50 BY al
feet. .t,sTi is.Efr
ALSO,
The wostory WOODEN REsIDENCE,, on high
basement, situated on tha west aide OF Franklin
street, known as No. II, next north the featdencs
OF Colonel Seymour. Lot measures % bJ 2se
f,et. g.... ...,..s. j,
ALSO, lens b. - -
That well located BRICK STORE, No. 70 East
Bay, formerly occupied by g. A.. Locke, Esql and.
ls one Of the most desirable business stands In
the ty. OF measures 10 by 132 feet.
Terms-One.Lhird cash; balance with interest,
In one and TWO years, secured by bond and
mortgage OF the property. Insurance or build.
ings aud assignment Of policy. Purchaser 10
pay us for papers. mch26-tuatu3
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by W. Y. LElTCH & r. S. BRUINS,
PROPERTY AT AUO-

IL TION.
Will be sold at Auction on TUESDAY, April 1st,
at the Posroface, at IL O'Clock, ~.
The following PROPERTY:
lst. All that LOT OF LAND, with the two and Q
half story wooden house thereon, situate on tho
north side Of Calhoun street, next WI st OF WAAh-
ington street. measuring In front on Calhoun
street 40 feet by 80 In depLh more or less. House
contains seven rooms btsldes atttcs. On the
premises are Kitchens, cistern, and all necessary
outbuildingg.
ID. Also, all that LOT OF LAND with tho two
and half story brick dwelling thereon, situated
King and Meeting streets. directly on t1ailne OF
the City Railway, measuring % feet In front By
about Ill feet on west line, and about 96 feet on
east line. House contains four square rooma and
Kitchen OF four small roomB. Un the premiSes II
large cistern. II .r,s,-
ierms-One third cash; balance In one and two
years, with interest, secured by bond and merit
gage Of the property; bindings to be insured and
assignment OF policy. Purchaser 70 pay us for
paptrs. mch26-tusstu
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6tate Notices.
ID ROC l. A II A 7 / 0 N.

whereas Information has been received at this
Department that q murder was committf d by one
MARY YON upon the tody OF child, name, Il
any, unknown, In Orangeburg County. end that
the said Mary Yon has fed from justice.
Now, therefore, I, FRANKLIN J. MOSES, Jr.,
Governor Of the State OF South Carolina, Ia order
that justice may be done and the majesty Of the
law vlndicated, do hereby offer reward Of Two
Hund ed Dollars for the apprehension OF the said
Mary Yon, with proof to convict
Said Mary Yon is represented as being white
woman, s feet high, 25 years age, dark com
plexlon, and has one or TWO front teeth out.
In testimony whereof have hereunto set my
hand and caused the Great Seal Of the State
H. 81 to be affixed, at Columbia, this 2lst day oil
March. A. D. 1873, and In the ninety.sev.
enth year OF the Independence OF the United
States OF America.
BY the Governor:
FRANKLIN ]. MLSES, Jr.
d. f. HAYER, Secretary Of State mch25.2
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BY R. M. MARSHALL 6 BRO.

By Il. M. MARSHALL n BhUs
CMALL DWELLINGS NOS. 8 AND IL
~ Magazine street.
THIS DAY, 25th instant, at II O'Clock, uill
be sold. near the Postofflce. Broad street,
TENEMENT BUILDING No Magazine street,
with kitchen OF two rooma; lot Is by 80 feet -
TENH MENT Building No. IL Magazine street.
with kitchen Of Two rooms, and brick building
OF two rooms In the rear; lot is by 100 feet Ttis
per month.
Terms OF sale cash. Purchaser to pay az for
papers. D1ch26s
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Gotels
NOLUMBIA HOTEL, COLUMBIA, S. {

OOLUMBIA HOTEL, COLUMBIA, S. G.
This we'll known Hotel, situated In the centre OF
1he business portion Of the city, affords every
con yenience and comfort to travellers on ousi
the proprietor, having secured the services OF
polite and efscient ASSISTANTS pledges himself to
spare no pains In It's management. 10 sustain tne
nigh reputation so long enjoyed by the "Colam-
bia,n as o first. t.class house. ,u. pur,ra
Attached to the house is handsome bllMsIu s
Room. Furnished with three or Phelan Couan-
dar's best and most improved Tables: .,.o
Telegraph once in rotunda OF the HOUSE,. Also'
Batning Rooms equalled BY none In the city:
WIZ. GORMAN, Proprietor.
E. T. BuRDgLL, late OF "Cnarleston Hotei,n aao
JAS F. GApspKN, Assistants. leoH