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i0'. to ~: Rock Island, ss'. to sn4 New York
Central. -. to SIS; IT. Paul, II to 81; Pacific
Mail. 2Sa4 to 81; Union Pa, iGc, ga to 2l5.;
NoTthNe-tern. i3g to u aud uniu-.. - to - ..
There was . reaction In tue AFTERNOON In con-
sequence ~ an artificial stringengy W. the money
market. when call loans ruled ~ high as Lex and
additional interest, a. Is more flly given below.
l,umur says that thc recent clilue IN Union Pa
ciar. Western Union aud ohtus have sold out,
aud are now endety"rins To- make money active
IN order to denoraliye the hulls. The market,
however, closed strong. bat not gen, Ially M to
the hest GgIFcs ~ the dsy. A complete analysis
of the lc1dn st'cks Will be found IN the come
pIratiNe table
Mr. biward l. King formerly Pc ldent ofr rhe
New York -to'k Ev"hnngc, wa, to-day elected
President of the uioH 'Iturt tuutuf,v ~ % ep"-
cial meeting called f9r tint. lrl'usc, aLd j. n.
O.ilnic was chosen Srct"iiry
The total numbtr of Sh1res dealt m wa To-
bii. - which We tern mon reprc-ented 80 10;
Lake Shore. 34.Gt": Noon IiliGc. 3l,:'0; N'W
Mail l2.s,'; - Prui. ,en; ohto'. t"H; C.. {.
and !. G., G-JE NYithwc. .rrn, diTr Rock -tihd.
la kswatn' AVID Me,t"rn. l.al; Panama. 1:'p;
ton.ohdauIn Coal, tpl At 70 fil'i Erle, i.I';
ltArl u. -. Cleveland and r.tt Dursh blj /
wi 81 I,e.l rfei"tod, n. Mammal .., and st.
me-. ,..i. Lrrfrcicrr,d. .tl al o.. 20. o.: NJ,
ISrrsi .-sii' -. y -; iian9-i'i ana 81 Jo..rn
preferred. ~; An"'it'u l'pIe.- io'; N,ny
aud nue. lHu. Ndtpr,a llui -lG VI ~ Come
piuN iel a. :, % o.. .htr. iy'' aua .Hc pre-
ihc soid mnke, rcr' tod good TRADE
throughout tae Itf. t,...sU toe hutu.D- iiaN--
pr'e.. IRE moro cho'rili 'ic" 90 iho sirIh-
ton. both az Agdiid sud 50 ashiusiou, ~ a. taken
rlyaltag, OF h, the hclf-, who .'luI"r,t
hamnerin- the market IL to very "p' nue ~
husincs-. Ihc oauv W'gc w. i'', r'' u al
rnar. u.lrr a.,'r .lin.n,e- g. q; '1i,n s.u-
IL goIil..ns o.. rai,. rsd lur ht'.'S b, 'lc's scst.
e.'ad. sd ~, lae i'i ci,5r.. st,la ,5, Z -
Oh ,n-r bahN "'f' 'l. ~ 81. d D, 20" .
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Metal spring tris"cs are not used. The ~ site
Ifrt-. N h"utdN ~, klut IN u. beware nf fIi NlIl
-- rlptur bolts uui bogus '.s'lc tfpssrsIl4I uy ,ut
49, ri.I tl..lNl. doc.
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4 Frvornhir No,plirty. iur -"ot reputation
of "BkuN>'- nrp>,iiAL Trp,Hf-' f,r tn, ,,.
urfnt 'ausu-,,"ld., .nd t.tost p,ri''s nis .Nea
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~. y sau,rr, - fniton -. SEES Nc~A.
t.. le. u.aYN. 'r, nn" !'Y .. an s.rr 10. s4Fc
N3lt, .t e.4tI ptutt.
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The Public Situation in Nlcyico,

By special dispatches to tha Her
aid, under date Of Mexico civ and
Matamoras, VIC have an interesting
report OF tho situation which existed
IN tho sister Republic on tho 9Th
inst. Congress had rcaasnmtlch in
session in tho national capitnl.
President Lcrdo's speech 10 the
members gnvc assurance of the OK
lstcncc of peace generally, bcsidua
conveying a recommendation for a
Legislative encouragement to rubiic
work Of substantial benefit, rurti-
cularIy rGilroaadS. This is inlica-
tive Of internal peace, with material
rr"Erts3,-two grand essentials for
territorial development, wlich The
Mcxicans have Affected to dcspigc
and have rndo'y set nj naught during
very many years. The action Of
state Congress produced condition
OF Affairs in Coahuila which appeared
like an attempt at secession, and
which has ended by setting the mem
bers Of tho local Permanent on po
ramhulating tour in quest Of con-
genial cent?" for their meeting. The
goVcrnmnnt of the Republic kccns
tho army in motion-a useful eduuc1
to discipline.
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Special Notices,

The fall trade has now opened, and
with view TO meet all its requirements.
MesSrs. |. II. Rail- & c., Pr"pricto,s o!
the Great Southern Builders Emporium,
char'rs'on $. g., have made at the Faclo.
rir*, large quantities o; Doors, SnshcS
flird'. &C., from fully Scaaoncd lumber.
'ncir immense gales enable them TO offer
n"rhcr one work a. low prices. Before
hrginn;ns your hnilding, scnl for their
price li*t and "'&e card. They nrc also
.\G"utS for hhestos' Eooiiug, Felt and
rH:nt. Last y"ar millions OF feet were
#"n' Cor covering roofs, lining rooms,
painting, Sc.
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-.+-------- 49, =
The Fairfield Herald.
PUBLTSEtD
fEVENT TELIN"E,SD,AT
iiAMS hcaiSinnn Affairs.
PUBL D

While cx.Gov. W armou,h of Louis
.iana vas standing in the grand hail
waT Of the Fifth Avenue Hotel, on
Friday morning, Acting Governor
William PITT kellogg, from The same
State, entered tho ,oMco, accompanied
by several Of his oGicial and pol;ti,aI
staff. lie had no sooner boohad his
namc than he was greeted with "IIow
arc you, Kellogg I" on which the
latter shouted "Why, Casey, arc
you here ?" Then the two carpet.
bag representatives Of the Federal
and State bayonct Government in
1Iouls;aDa claapod each other by the
hands. 1T was an affecting meeting.
Yarmouth looked upon T." scene,
vcur|rd his lip, and with look of dis
gust turned upon his heels, nni as
'ccndcd the stairs to the parlor noor,
followed by Gen. Sheridan, also of
Louisiana, who waa clcc.cI to Con-
grcss on the fusion ticket but count
cd out.
Arrangements were immediately
negotiated for quarters ut tho hotel
convenient for the Casey and Kol-
1ogs parties, numbering seven or
eight altogether.
llow much the yellow fever has
influenced this exodus from New
Orleans is not Of much consequence,
but since Senator Morton has been
tarrying at tho Fifth Avenue, md on
"Wednesday was in close consultation
with Gen. Sheridan. and had q long
Interview with Gov. Warmoth the
sAmo day, and On yesterday was to
have q talk with "Govcrnor" Kcl.
lOgg, it uccms reasonable to irccr
that President Grant has dcru,cd tho
Indiana Senator as politicHl arbi,ra-
tor i'll tho affairs Of Louisiana. and
that tho Fifth Avenue tIotcl is like
ly to be the theatre Of arbitration.
What will come Of these ncgntia-
tons remain to be seen. Mr.. Thomas
Murphy, wko has been stopping >cyc-
raj days mt the Fifth Avenuc, consul.
ting nightly with Collector Arthur
and many Of the leading Grant men
from different parts of tho S:uto, has
,akon deep interest in Louisiana
affairs, and has invited the nrh;ra
tors 10 hold a session at I.ore Branch
which they will probably do. :,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-10-01
DIR. WELLS
EXTRACT OF JURUBEBA

IS prepared directly from the Son,h Amer.
lean rlant, and is peculiarly suited to oil
these difficulties ; it will cleanse the Vilia.
trd Blood. strengthen the Life giving
iowcrs' and remove all distractions from
Impaired and Enfccblcd Organs.
II should be freely taken, as Jurubcbn is
pronounced by medical writers the most
efficient Purifier, Tonic and Dcobstruent
known in The whole range of medicinal
rlant:.
JOHN Q. KELLOGG,
Is Plat ST.. N. V, Sole Agent for U. 8.
Price One Dollar per Bottle. Send sor cir-
GUAR august IL
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THA EAxRE ULu XIII a x x.
KENlUC KY UNIVERSITY.

Located at Ashland. the Home of Henry
Clay anh old 1r,nslranin. Six collcg cs in
operation, with thirty prnfrs Sors and COO
students from "8 States. Entire fees 20"
collrgiatc year, $50. except in tho La =
Medical and Commercial Colleges. Board
ing from s. TO - per week. The great
Institution cf The South for chcan.
oro"gh and p"aci ical education. For
Catalogue, address. |. Is. BOW MAN, Re-
gent, Lexington, Ky.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-10-01

For l"*a OF appetite. pyysrcrsia, lndigcs-
ton, Depression Of Spirits & General
hrbihty. in Their various forms, lcrro.
rh""roratcd elixir Of Calisayn made by
HhswELL, llAZNup & Co... New York and
sold 'y nil 'ltnGgi"ts, is thc best tonic.
~ Siinn,"nt '"nir Tor patients rccovcr.
ing from fever OF other sickness, it has
40 '4M'l. litakcn during the season il
prevents fever and aGuc and other inter.
milcri rrNCHs.
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VIis GINA
FEMhLE INSTITUTE.
@GAVATon Wa,

Ten experienced Teachers in tho English
Course, four in Languages, seven in Music
with twenty. seven new instruments in use
Five tcarhers Of Ornamental branches.
Pupils from seventeen States. Next scs-
sion will commence Sept. 10, 1873. For
Catalogues. address, Rcv.' II. II. PHIL
LIPS, rriucipal
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-10-01

The Raleigh IN. c. News has this
queer statement: "Thc marriage of
Mr.. llJnos, q cafmutc, Of this place,
atoMiss Bunker, Of Mt. Airy, also deaf
and dumb, tool; place few days ago
IN tao latter town. Mr.. Dudley, 4
cocher in tho deaf and dumb insti-
t ,tc, accompanied Mr.. Haynos on his
t ip for lis bride. Tho munster
road the usual marriage ceremony,
which vas interpreted by MIR. Dudley
% tho candilntos. !t'ho responses
were promptly made by signs and
erHrything was dono in order. On
the jourroy TO this city tho bridal
party came very near being drowned
w.ilo crossing aswollcn stream. Tho
bridegroom, who never swan before,
rescued nis young bride by swim ming
Al" carrying her in hia arms dis.
nHnco Of several yards to the shore.
They arrived safe in tho city ycstcr-
day morning. Miss Bunker is a
daughter Of Eng, ono of tho Siamosc
lWiUS.n
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-10-01

~ THOUSAND IN PErGs. Sale incrcosiuc
1000 mere 1--we agents wanted for our
lNiEGSTONE 2S yrs in AFRICA over
"uo ragrs. only So so. Look out for info
r,or works. Send for circular aud proof
Of the greatest success Of lhc season. Re.
port Just in. ISL subs in siN days. nUB.
HAND BROS, pubs, 123 Sansom ST.,
PMla., Pa
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NEH AbYENT{:;EH EXITS.

N|NENlNG CLASS, male or female.
" so y w""N gnarantrcl. Rcspcc.
i""lr 'I"r'''r"'n =, h"n.c. day av evening;
Il" call'Hi r'IUi"rl; !ui. -truCt,ons ani
walt ah,c package Of goods cent free Ivy
m@ii. A':'ir"ss,' witt, e cent return slamp.
y. YOUNG Il CO., l73 Greenwich st., New
York.
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is the most powerful cleanser, strength
cncr and rcmo,cr of Glan,,ulav Obstruc-
toEs known to .Mtcria Rc1ita
1t is specially adapted TO constitutions
"worn down" and drhili;atcd by the warm
weather Of Spring and Summer when the
blood is not in active circulation. consc,
qncnIly gathering inn urtics from slug
2ishncss and imperfect action OF the Sccre-
tive organs. end is manifested by Tumors,
ErupIiona, Gloiches, Boiis, Pustulcs, Scro
tula, &C., &c.
When weary and languid from ovcrwork
and dullncSs, drowzncSs and inertia take
the place "f energy and vigor, the system
needs Tonic 10 build il up and help the
Vital Forces to regain their rccupcrativc
power.
la tho heat Of Summer. frequently the
Liver and Spleen do not properly perform
u cir functions; the Uterine and Urinary
Organs arc inactive, producing weakness
of The stomach and intcsiincs and u prcdis-
position to bilious arrangement.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-10-01
a Onc llnntvrd Thousand Dollar Fox
Hunt.

Mossrs. Suit, Marshall and Crnss,
OF Prince George county, Maryland,
na'l'S issued Il challenge to tho
world for a run Of fox hcunls, the
amount Of wager being 100000, n
N"rt', C.,ro'ina gentleman (Mr:N. q.
Sn"'d of GranviIl, couriy) has re.
'non.i"" through ono of the New York
papers, saying: elf tho gentlemen
arc d"no .ij3* ia their Offer, l will wa
-,Hr any amount, not exceeding $780,.
400, that my fox hounds aro better
hunters, and superior in speed, power
aud endurance to thci,s; and am
ready to run theta at any time bes
tween now and the lst Of January,
1871, - any place within ono hun
drcd miles Of Washington City.
Should a match be made, [ will de-
posit tie money or its equivalent with
TIC @lcrrhants and Planters Bank,
Nich nond, Va."- Washington Star
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-eGpy4SfS2E1s q 1ssy5ifSSf1kE.A1gEzsNsSa 1s5iSf1 Z III
M@ap q As Il sa|I@ksEsA s|I@s

The startling drawback OH nearly all
medicinal ng, hts has ever been that in
their process Of purgation and purilicnlion
they have also debiitatch the system. TO
"bviatc This dini:"lty physicians hav long
sought for m ngcn, that would
Purge, Purify and Strengthen
at one and the sane lime. Their research
has ut last been rewarded by n discovery
which fully realizes the fondcst desires Of
the medical fncnlty, nnd which is justly
regarded as The most important triumph
that Pharmacy has ever achieved. This
important ,tcsiheratum is
Ok. TUFTS Vegetable Liver Pill
Which purify the blood and remove all cor
rupt humors and unhealthy accumlations
from the hady, and yet produces no weak
ness or laSsiludc whatever, but on the con
trary tones the stomach and inyigorntes
the body during the progress Of their
operation. They unite the heretofore ir-
rcconcilahlc qualities of n Strengthening g
Puryaiive and n Purifying Tonic.
DR.. Tuit's Pills nrc I've most active and
searching medicine in cxistcrcc. They nj
once attack The Very root Of diseases, and
their action $50 prompt that in all hour or
Two after they arc taken the patient is
taken ut any time without restraint Of diet
or occupation they prc'lnce neither nau.
sen. gripping or debility, and ~ a family
medicine they have no rival.
Price 25 cents hox. Sold by NIL Drug.
gis,s. Principal office. as and 90 Corl-
'andt St. n y.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-10-01

a FRESH Lot of Candies, Jcllos, Pick.
- lea. Oysters, pcachcs, Tomatoes.
Green Corn, Salmon, &C. Just received
at MCINTYRE
fed 81
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y new mC:k rfiu'nnsc interest and intrIn.
sick value.
GggskESsXsETs afSAppvyx

~ the gifted son Of the famous .Pctcr
t"'cy." \ graphic History of Ocean
Na'iGa' a'inN, .idvrnt,l.c and Discovery since
h" Ark. E"plclc with startling incidents
fearful djsa%tcrs, pirAaics. pcrils, &c,
N''"r" al" ~ wonders beneath the sea
~ nG, h"r'!s;"g, Tcl@graphing. SC.
80 $rrtd Illustrations. Agents Just
started report !nl orders in four days. 1T
IN five days, Is in two days &c sells won.
drriu'ly East. 1000 Agents Wanted Send
i"r 'u. description nnd circulars. lluB-
h'hD BROS, Pubs, 723 Snusom ST.,
fh:lh., Ia.
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INy 'E " Ks H
.N'%'rct cough. Nothing is moro Ger
'ain /" lay The foundation for future evil
cor sequences.
Wells CarhOjiC Tablets

h't Si'e cure Tor al diseases Of the Re-
*N'f"'ofy Organs, Sore Throat, Colds,
mp, nlih"ria, Asihinr, Catarrh
lio"rrrncss, Dr.: ness Of tho Throat. Wind.
r1rc, or Hr"n"hial Tubes, and all Dis.
eases ot The Lungs.
In oil eases OF sudden cold, however
taken, these Tablets should hc promptly
and freely used. Thry cquaiizc the circu.
lation of the blood, mitigate the severity OF
the attack, and viii. in vory short time,
restore healthy action 10 tho affected or.
cans.
Nc}is Carholic Tablets, arc put up only
IN blue boxes. Take no suh>tiIrt"S If
they cant he found at your drug lists
Scnd ut once TO The Agent in New York;
who will forward them by return mail.
l'"nt be deceived hy mutations.
Hota hy druggists. Price 25c. a Box
JOHN q. KELLOGG. lS Plnlt ST. n. Y,
r., Frnh for Circular. Solo Agent for tho
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-10-01
Bagging and Ties.

c,OOO Yards Heavy Standard
bagglng. Arrow Ties and Balipg Twipc
just Received and fov sale by.
aug 23 BEATTY & BRO.
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PURELY VEGETABLE,

PURELY VEGETABLE,
containing those Southern Roots and Herbs
which mn all-wisc Providence has rlaccd il,
countries where Liver Diseases most
prevail. II will cure al Diseases caused
ny DcraDgcmcnt uf The Liver.
Th" symptoms Of Liver Complaint arc n
bitter or bad tnste in he mouth /; Pain in
the. Back, Sides or Joints, often mistaken
for Rheumatism Sour stomach Loss of
Appetite Bowels alternately coslivc and
AK; Headache; Loss OF memory, with q
painful sensation cC having failed 10 do
'ornc,hing which ought to have been done :;
Debility, Low Spirits, Il thick yellow an.
pcarnnce OF the Skin and Eyes, dry
Cough often mistaken for C0nsumption.
Sometimes many of these symptoms attend
Tho disease, nt others very few but the
Liver, The largest organ in the body, is
generally the scat cf the disease. and if rot
Regulated in time. great suffering, wrctch-
cdness and Death Will cnsue.
=. This Great Untaiing Specific will rot bc
found the least Unpleasant.
For Dyspepsia, Constipation =, Jaundicc,
bilious attacks, Sick Headache, Collie,
Depression ofSpirts, Sour Stomach, Heart
Burn, &c., &c.
SlMM0N'S LIVER REGULATOR OR lEDI-
CINE,
Is the Cheapest, Purcst and Best Family
Medicine in the World !
Manufactured only by
J.. II. HEITIN & CO.,
Macon, Ga. and Philadelphia.
Price, 81 90. Sold by all Druggists.
jnnc 25
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~: SSsSs;, k s,s2ts
EesS S a;sI55s 4 55enrsstISs, "a

h'. '>ha'r "rrrihu cures. Dy>p,rslu,
'.N|r Complaint, CONSTIPATION. Vomiting
O.. Food, S"nr Stomach, Water Brash,
Heartburn. Low - .rits, &r. In ihir.y five
years never G:llnG to cure the most rhsIi-
nate case" Sold hy druggists generally.
IcMasicr :" Bricc, agents for WinnShoro,
=. t.. nrNot. li6 Eighth st., n. Y. Civcu.
Sars mailed Un arp'icptiGn.
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ThH Last Insult 70 iJrrrucy,

W A@iiINGTNH, Sept. 7.-~Outsidc
of the Ring and it, aramiHcAtions thrrc
is hut one opinion among t;.o citizens
'm chls district ns to thc S,aMIa!ous
appointment f a. Il. Shcrhord ~
Governor. 1t is universally regarded
az thc greatest outrage yet pcrrctra-
icd by the President, in view of the
barctacca corruption, frauds, and cx-
tortIon with which he is no.oriouly
connected, rs the cxccu'lvo officer
a"i directing spirit Of the Board Of
Public Works.
Ito has stood as conapicuously in
thl' relation before the public as
Tweed did in New York, and with
low ambition and daring, he has
courted tho notoricty, just rs if tho
iniamy of suoh ivtbcry was somc~
thing to TO priced. Even if the well
auSt"lncd charges wcro only par,ioily
truc, tac President in selecting such
n person for tho chief Office Of the
District, struck deadly blow at tho
vital principle Of the civil service,
which makes integrity q first condi
tion, and wantonly wounded the sch
t'mcnt of the community in placing
over their heads tho most cdious on.
prcssor over known to thcir expert.
oncc.
Whatever may bavo been said or
thought heretofore, the Administra.
ton is now distinc!y pledged to al
tno cnormitics which Shepherd ant,
his gang have committed. The Prcsi.
dent has endorsed, approved, and ap
pointed the chief Of the Ring, with
All utter disregard of public orinion
ana contempt OF all promicty.
There is no escape from the cdium
which he has invited or Tie juAn-
mont that will be pronounced by an
insuitcd people. Cor ". Y. .Suu.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-10-01
MEh l. and GRITS.

\ LOT Of fresh ground boltcd MEAL
\ and GElrS, just received from the
Augusta mills. BEArY & ERO.
august 81
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-10-01

:, New York is sending out cattle to
hinS'and, which the purchaser, Mr..
teIl finds very profitable. The
american bccves arc the best in the
English market, Although the OK.
pence Of getting them over is great,
tho purchaser Mr.. Holl, who cords a
person to select the cattle, clears
nearly seventy five dollars on each
beet The animals lose about frlv
pounds or the voyage, but a weeks
grazing in England, adj from two
to threo Llma,t'r .v':'*: 8 Nesh.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-10-01

This unrvallrd Southern Remedy is
rn,cd not ~ contain single Particle of
Mercury, or any injurious ,aincral sub
etnucc brt Il
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-09
SINCE newspapers have como SO

SINCE newspapers have como SO
generally in use as dress eXpanders'
saws the Reese River RereiHe. the APP,
nronriate publications for ladies OF
different styles and inclinations
should be made known, and we sng-
gest the following for the gui lance
OF the ladies' OF Nevada {: For dies
who 20 around begging subscriptions.
the Appeal; for women of business
siping woman. the Gold Hill or White
Pine Ners; for Dutch ladies', Hol,
lands Ely Record; for strong-ininded
women, the Elko Independent; for fe-
males who r. !o ;Ss aams a,eS wso
the Prospect; Tor ,me wv, Won Ss~r, wm"
for females who are a little moony'
the Crescent: for those who keep dia-
ries. the Chronicle or 81 ,te Joa,mst; iH 81
wide,awake. intelligent women. who
have s14 a year to pay for it, the he
reie.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-09
bcAL INTELLIGENCE
Eureka as q County Seat.

,., e. o,,tr
nh the creation W nc" ''"''
feka will lie made an incorporated
In. obtain a patent from the United
IT,, t,r &c t,,., sito and bocope
"S w ~,
all CONSTITUTIONAL ways "Seii-S"H-
'lng anu weii-reguiateu coi'i'il.,i,i-
tOur present cohultioIl as iileIe
ltshlp OF Lander county Il eilDIy-
1--we might almost say cnao.'
hat ~ eVerynouys business - no
yS' Is weil,kho"n provero:a p-
Abe precisely 10 y! HItua.io,,.
re Is 40 power Vesteu IL. any nouA
e.a''e 'a"Aia9''. care III reSalu
'res; 10 suppress u!Sa!IceS' iesu-
the man err o. DulluiilH, oI r.
e "oslr'ictlons n,h .h1 s,I ~ ~
mere Is no Juu'cla! VI