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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-06-21

opened quiet and is now steady-uplandg
5000; Orleans 91k@9Ll; sales 10, 600
bales; of the week rs, 600; exports 10, 600:
speculation 6.000; stock 879, 900, whereof
American is $4,000; receipts 81, 600.
whereof American ia $4,000; actual OK.
ports 1000. Sales for speculation and
export 600; from Savannah and Charles.
ton, delivery in juno md July, 8 1916;
ailoat $4,000, whereof American is
168,00 "
LlvEnPooL. June 20-Eyening. Cot.
ton closed quiet and steady; sales of
American 5000 bales; from Savannah
and Charleston. May shipments, 9; June
delivery 81; August and September 8.
Yarns and fabrics dull and lower. espo-
cially yarns.
New YoRK, June 2O-Noon. Money
easy, at 4@6. Gold steady, at 15L@
1879. Governments dull bnt steady,
State bonds quiet, Cotton weak and ir-
regular; sales 267 balcs-middlinp 2l.
Flour dull and heavy. Wheat shade
firmer-1 .52@1.5216 for No. Q Milwau.
kee. Corn quiet and nominally un.
changed-new Western mixed 4965l.
Pork quiet and weak-new mess 16. 75C0
l6.07]a. Lard quiet, without material
change Western steam 8 15.1649.
Freights firm.
7P. M.-Ootton weak and irregular;
sales 4,277 bales-middling 21. Flour
dull and lower-common to fair extra
go; good to choice 8. 8.O5@1O.50. Whis-
key lower, at 9215. Wheat heavy, and
loco. lower; high freight and scant
room checks business choice amber
Western Ito; whito Southern 1856.
Corn steady. Sugar 1sc. lower. Pice
steady. Pork dull and decidedly lower
new 16 50@16.S7. Lard weak.
frelghts firm and advancing. Cotton
net receipts 28S; gross 2,i77: sales for
export Is; sales OF futures 18, 200: mar
aet closed as follows: July 20 7-l6, 201a;
August 2O1l, 2O2ss; September IS 1916
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-11-28
KING or THE BLOOD,
rltn MpTr rfI anerau rfnfrsEn or Tmu
Nft4asn NlT ut9xuyEltEu.


HLusD NAr DISCOVERED.
ctfpra MI. MINORS, fRON A COMMON
nRrrrio'N III Tili. Woi,,T scRoruI.A.
nv IL use Cancers arc curcd. and
can,afaas. ,ainafs ar dispersed "ilh,M. thu ,nr.
renn's knife sstnnsh conquered, aud Conaauip.
Vcmersal lDlseascs. Merrariai and Miner.
n lnlsan., mi their .tesss rrnd,aasesl ~, slso.'
FenaMlC WcMk Nesa aMN Woseasei
nrupsy general ur partial, awultlnns, extrrnsl of
insefnal and fnm"rr are reduced and dispersed
Eryslpcins, Nal. nhear,, sead Iicaa and
Fever AoFes nfa roon REMOVED BY ihis powerful
ai ssossa a,si D,.s..e., D..ar.a. ssay
Or llanh skln, and rhapl,.. quickly It,a way,
leasing thr skin smooth and fatf.
chronic n..casrss nsssr AM Ayne, ni..
e ass,n 's ,irra psis, !" short, al shs
numerous arsasu- caused ny had hlood ste con.
aurrca. mud elss WAY hglnf. thi. most powerful
correction I'm Kline " tho bln0d.
RMcA hattie contains hstwccn forty and
Gfis ordinary fiases costing only one dnllar. ).
rrons nssc 80 tour 1, -. nr My . hcsslesMill
rls. On ,he Fare, iiI'er otdinsry E,npioa.s, etc.
rrons two - rtGhs eoeslWs WIN cure
sraly Erup,aAs 1T thu skin, tlesrs. nores. and
1 wrs MI, ,, a' % s s"n S.sss w .ss
healthy action u Tho Liver and spleen. VIII reI.
nlaie The hpaels and klsinsys.
, yss ,s, e 4. s:issi. III = ss "
NItns' Dance md EpIlepsy
NrOua Msr 10 Twelve o0VsSee VIII cure
thr worst rnnrs III ksruflilA,
RrOeM three 10 twelve o0eeles VIII
culr severe Hltl nhsilhase sAseA 81 CNtafrh.
Rr0sN eSvO % fNWr 60ssoes Viii CUR the
wsrsa rasps III Piles md regulate tOrtlse nnwsls.
rrons TWO 70 ten BOTTLES VIII cure
haA eases III Ufullsss
Sold BY nh Druggists
D. RANSOM, SON ! ca, frepFN,
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= r Nt#'NIuNs HHu VIII Mcrt Ihr "
HSrt. m.ttnu w the lanl
tststhttiOm ~ lA91.
AGENTS WANTED.
pr. fs1rfiR'x Iii.rtr Or 4IVr

= recommended BY regular Medical prae.
llun.fs nd speedy cure guaranteed for
'al1s, Coughs, tatarrh, AsthsmA, nrcA.
i'll Splitting hlna'l Consumption and MI
1'nftaaafN Complaints. scruf,la, Erysi-
s.,.la.. hssiet''a md doas. l'ysensrry,
aawsl complaints, Kidney liseascs and
Ill lltciiuns VI the trinal Orgaps -per
4Relsa y ,rnll.Ss--fr.e irum Mineral " Alec
alIe reinrtiss--rleNsant 10 take and
tyer hnean O. iail--rriee Sl,OO rer hot.
~ Full particulars with medical tessi.
a"ns nnl certificates s,nt IN application.
,il,.Ns |. 4 HYDE 4 TO-, lOS Seventh
Avenue, New Nerk.
ior sale Ii, nr. i. j. Clcln,nor.
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mAnuOck. W. H., West " kism As
nsar ihs tsNstsitss Mswas.
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J NtNOt Et,LtA. See sASA
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ittkts vs..
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n AuAs
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FNer' I,AlllI Jsulntsnat,1g. lnsyitu,lu III illn
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ifs, sf,ar fonun,pnel, " labor palna, he'd .wst.
III many bftsetans prenilav Ia Isdtes tho NJ.
tract tleh II unr,i,tnIa nv ANY s,l,ar fr,ads !.
Ain chlnt.vA ~ lte,.ntlon. lrl,luaflty, rAin.
liberated aF hfhlflns staln III thu tftruls Irtl.
enrthan IN Whiiea, klutillly, AId TIN all ann.
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The peekwth S:OPortNhlc Family 1sw.
ny Machine. 30 Days Trial, MANY Adval.
ges oyer Alt. satisfaction guaranteed
II s.orrfanded. Scnt complctc. With f0l.
directions. neekwI.A sewing Machine CO.,
u: broadway n y.
'ihe Now nrwe,ly fur Rupture. A most
m ortant invention. Hall BY the ElsAtie
II ~ -. No AHa nracsl~Ay, n T.. clay
! fetina Rupture abvolNtsly In sase aA.l
mi.,s, night mud day, III all tiMss. end
lrr ull circumstances, without any e.
,p,i.n whatever In my case md sheuld
aver ic ilkcn On during the short time r..
,a-lte 10 eilrc, permanent cure. cent by
I'LL, circulars free, Any DrMegise o.
'h,-Irisnr vii nfler this new Truss for
- without chnryc
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DR. WHITTIER,
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alll.Ett. VI. emss ~ shs rtMtN uvAIss
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NH.fs lf0is fNe Drrtl !; o.
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''nnk iAsi lssnrl, exposing the Person.
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Insurance Aven,s.

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SAMSON. \ AlMOSDs, IN the y, IL
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APPOINTMENT OF CADETS.

The Hon. Chart 81 e.. williams having
been notified that Cadet from this Con.
gressional district should be nominated
both for West Point and the Naval School
before the coming 24shI of May, coupled
with the sugges ion that a competitive
examination be held before board com
posed Of q lawyer, physician and teacher,
has appointed as such board the Hon.
Charles e. Dyer OF r cine. Henry Palm
err M. D. of GAINESVILLE, and Prof. Oliver
Arey, president of the Normal School.
Whitewater, and fixed the fine Tor such
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all candidates tor eCadetship at
either academy6 are lls +. oudsted
II appear and be examined.
The candidate for appointment at West Point
must re between the ages Of seventeen and
ttcenty-s,co years. (But II ne has served one
year III the regular or volunteer army during
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tie time is extended to ttUenty, four years. He
must be 1t least JIUe feet in height, aud tree
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SUOStT0CttOR. mul llplcALlon,H division reduction,
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OF which must he Thoroughly understood and
readily performed. This appointment is made
one year previous to admission at West Point. so
that after the competitive examination the
candidate selected may have one year to pre-
pare for bis examination 1T that place
The candidate for The appointment In the
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eighteen Yeas OF age, free from physical dis
ease, or disability, and must pass a satisfac-
tory examination In reaching, 20 sting spelling,
an the elements OF English gram
mar. Also In Arithmetic IN addition, sW6.
traction. multiplication and division of whole
numbers, and vulgar and decimal fractions,
and in proportion or the rule Of three and
show good kno Wedge OF the subject The
candidate selected for this appointment will
be required to report at the examination at
the Naval Academy in September next
All candidates must be residents OF the
first congressional District OF Wisconsin.
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terms TO agents address the publishers.
J. B. BURR i HYDE, Hartford, Conn.,, or chica-
go, lii. nN y 9ai
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ARTICLE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

The Eau Claire Free EPress says: "At
Rnbesnn's mill, "Wednesday evening,
Charles OIeson, aged eighteen, was at
W. TX ou circular butting saw, movable
10y lever, and went To push the saw
against the slabs when his hand slipped
and lie upon I he saw, which immediate.
ly split the middle fngrr and ripped the
forearm all the way up to the elbpw
joint, ..a
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Il does not occur very frequently that
the strong arm of the law is employed
to keep people away from church. Such
an incident would be nice days won.
der outside of. Massachusetts,; but Chic
opee church has been brought to this
necessity. A man named Seafle was a
member of the Rev. Mr.. Eustis' congre-
CATION, and gradually came to the con
ciusion that his pastors sermons were too
long. The layman exhorted aud labored
with the pastor to reform,in this particu-
lar, as ferventIyas the pastor, exhorted
and labored with his congregation to
reform In other particulars. The pastor
was obdurate. It is reasonable to sup
pose that Mr.. Searle would have remain.
ed away from sermons that were disa.
greeably elongated, but he went to church
in the spirit OLA reformcr He would
rise and go.away during the sermon q
the pointaT which he thought the ser
mon should stop, thereby disturbing tn,
congregation. From this rank heresy
| Mr. Searle went to other extremes, SOW
ing dissension in the Bible-class, anc
otherwise making himself nuisance il
the eyes of the Rev. Mr.. Eustis It wa
then that.the latter called upon the 20
ice, who gathered the hereto in thei
arms, regardless of his protests, and car
ried him out of the church.
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RECONNOITER OF THE MO-
DOCS-REfULSE AND
as MASSACRE.


On the morning of the 26th a re-
connoisance consisting Of two batter
les of Artillery and one company of
Infantry, under the comm md of Capt.
E. Thomas of the Fourth Artillery,
numbering SO men, left camp and
proceeded In the direction known to
be the present Modoc strongho' d, ex-
Ipecting a dozen or so Warm Spring
Indians to cooperate on their left.
The troops advanced without moles-
tation to the bluff south of the lava
beds, having signaled the camp that
no Indians were to be found. On
reaching the bluff the Modocs opened
fire, four, five, or six shots being fired,
and as the troops advanced in the di-
rection of the shots the Modocs fired
on them from right and left, killing
many and causing all to seek safety
in shelter or by flight as they could
find it., The rout was complete and
the massacre almost general. Reports
differ slightly, some saying that 40
out of the SO were killed and wound
ed, others that 10 were killed and 81
wounded. No accounts so far of the
number Of Modocs engaged and
scarcely of their being any seen.
Many wounded awaited care and Is
bodies remained unburied.
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The Indian Commissioners, in
uncil at New York, have decided
at their most important field lies
long the Sioux, who number about
900, and are disposed to give
uble if some satisfactory arrange
mt is not made with them concern
/, the Northern Pacific Railroad.
all means let some satisfactory
angement be made with the red
ltfemen, and very likely nothing
uld be more satisfactory to them
n liberal supply of blankets and
cher-knives. w Spotted Tails
pie are FESTIVE, and a rising is
ed among the Black River and
vder Hill tribes, should q new
edition be sent to reconnciter that
ntry. Possibly some beads and q
lDer of skinningknives would serve
acify these exacting children; and
hing probably would suit the
ce Department better than tc
ish that sort of trinkets. o
le Catholic Church at Grand Rapids
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gan;ze a Subordinate Grange.

game q Subordinate Grange. at flIl k'3
| SEC. 8. Applications for dispensatlons
shall be made to the Secretary of the Ma.
tional Graz &c, and be signed ny the pei
sons applying for the same, and be &C.
companied by fee of fifteen dollars.
SEC 4. Charter members are those per-
sons only whose names are upon the app
plication. and whose fees were paid at
the time Of organization. Their number
| shall not be less than nine men and tour
women, nor , M o1lteIthau twenty men. and
ten women. ~ aggy an f3i8x9 g8
SEC. 5. Fifteen Subordinate Oranges
working in State can apply for authori-
ty. to organize a State Grange. bgB ,bnig
SEC. 8. When State Oranges are organ
IL I'd, dispensafions will b. replaced by
chaners, issued without furt her fee. hHete
SECT. All charters must pass through
the State Oranges forrecord, and receive
the seal and officiallsignatures of the
same 9I HE#aJl Glt ISL. 8.5 G( 1@rk.
| SEC. s. No Grange shall confer more
than one degree (either First, Seco nd,
Third or Fourth) ut the same meeting,
SEC. 8. After a State Grange IS organ
lied, all applications for charters must.
pass through the same and be approved
| by Masierand Secretary
t. ARTICLE x--DUTIEs of oFFIegRs
The duties of officers Of the National,
State, and Subordinate Oranges shall be
prescrl ed blythe laws of the same. '4..'-
200 ARTICLE xI--TREAsURERs.
SECTIoNl. The Treasurers Of the Ma
tional, State aud Subordinate Ora ,ges
shall give bonds, to be approved by the
officers of their respective Oranges
SEC 2. In all Oranges bills must be
approved by the Master, and counter
signed by the Secretary. before the Treasu.
rer- can pay the same 8 @""
ARTICLE xII-REsTRICrroNs
Religious or political questions will no:
be tolerated n subiecs of discussion in"
the work of the Order, and no political or
religious tests for membership shall be
applied o-a1-4
II ARTICLE Observation-Disclosures
This Constitution can ne altered or
amended by atwo-thlrds vote Of the Ma
tiouaI Grange at any annual meeting, and
" ben such alteration or amendment shalt
have been ratified by three fourths of the
State Oranges, -ani the same reported to.
the Secretary of the National Grange, it
shall be of full fnrce.