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OFFICE OF CLERK house OF DELEGATES

OFFICE OF CLERK house OF DELEGATEs,i
RICHMOND, VA, June %, 1873 I ,
DY AUTHORITY OF AN. ACT OF
~ ASSEMBLY, approved April I'd, 1sis It T., is
lawful for the Circuit Court JUICES OF ,is Gom
their respective courts shall be prescribed by
law. to fix the times for holding such terms.
The terms Of the eth lSth' and lstn circuits have
NINTH CIRCUIT.
Observation-Disclosures October, 25th March,
and first "Wednesday In June.
MDDLEsEx --idth October, nth March, and third
"H ATTIssw rs october, 10th March, and
fourth "Wednesday in june.
GLouCEsTER.-27th October, LIST March, and first
King WnL1AME17th November, 18th APRIL and
second Wednesday in July.
EssEx.-Ioth November, nth April, and third
" KING ND ouEsS-2sth November, 2sth April,
and fourth Wednesday In July.
FIFTEENTH CIRCUIT.
in september, and the first Monday in December;
PULAsK.-Third Monday In March, third Monday
in August, and fourth Monday In October
in August, and last Monday in September,
CARRoLL-Third Monday In April, second Mon
day In August, and second Monday IN October.
in:septembsr, and second Monday after the fourth
Monday in October:
BLAND.-Third Monday In May, fourth Monday
In August. and fourth Monday after the fourth Mo-
day In October.
SIXTEENTH CIRCUIT. .
BucHANAN.-Last Monday In July, Tuesday after
last Monday In October, and last Monday In Feb.
ruary. .. .
RGssEIr.-First Monday in August, November
and March. - .-a...s - ].
ScoTT.-Thursday after second Monday In Au-
gust, November, and March.
.LEE.-Foarth Monday In August, November, and
March. ., =, .-ss,.- s--,.,..-
WIsE-Friday after irst Monday after fourth
Monday in August. November, and March.
s,tYTB.-Third Monday In September, December
and April. $1,000 ss..---aa-s
WAsHINGToN.-First Monday In October, Jan.
uary, and May. J. BELL BIGGER,
- ~ - =. Clerk of HolIse of Delegates.
NoTE.-The law which authorizes the change fI
the terms Of the Circuit Courts Goes not take effect
until August LIST, 1879. a2-F@S. 5e 24-2awIm
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ATraeical Fsl,a,.r,,c,e.

Captain JACK and his ccmpanions are 70
be hung for having killed General CAsBY
aud others "contrary to the rules OF civil
lied warfare" Thst 10 to say, the Modocs
are treasedssnd tried as if,they belonged to
nation distinct from the United States, and
asif they had had the right to declare war
and TO prosecute 1t in "civilized y manner.
This is one Of the most absurd farees that
ever great nation took part In. The Mo-
docs have always lived within the territory
OF the United States. They owe al az
legiaIce to this country If to any
''civilizet;' country. They are not more
indeperdent than the Mormous'' Indeed,
the Mormons have better right than the
Modocs to claim to be no part Of Uncle
SANS subjects, aud to live on their own
lands. II the Modocs had the right to de-
clare war against the United States, they
must have had Che right TO declare war
against England; and if they had the right
to declare war against England, England
clearly has the right TO wage war against
the Modocs on their own terrftory-that IS
to say, on our territory. And SO 1t follows
that IL the Attorney General be right, and
The Modocs were lawfully tried, the British
or any other Government has the right to
carry on q war on territory belonging to the
United statesl .y,.s.a...s, IN .t...a..a
This trair Of argument sho VS. that Captain
JACK and his com panions have not been tried
according to law. 1t shows, too, that when
executed they will be executed not Simply
without warrant of law, but contrary TO law
In word, they are to be murdered. II this
is not a logical conclusion we know not
where the flaw in the argument is. -"
All these unexpected results flow from the
Attorney. Generals recent opinion in the
case of the Modocs. And that opinion was
wrong, because he assumed us starting
point that the Modocs were an independent
nation, having the right TO wage war accord
ing to the rules in use amongst civilized ma
tions. 1t is time that such nonsense wereat
an end. The Indians owe obedience to
our laws, and should be punished for falling
to obey them, just as Caucasians, negroes,
and Mongolians are punished. Captain
JACK and bis companions ought to have
been turned over to the civil authorities of
Oregon for trial and punishment. But such
is the way of the world. An absolute ruler
always finds not only an excuse for but q
way of accomplishing his purposes. A.
powerful government, whether republican,
or monarchical in form, does likewise. Mrs,
SURRArr and number of other persons
were murdered in Washington city soon
after the close Of the war. The military.
commission which tried them was organized
in violation of law. So that the .Medoes
may ut least have the satisfaction of knowing
that though condemned to death by an un!
lawful tribunal they have had no worse
fate than better people have had before, and
that even ii they had been granted legal
tribunal and legal trial the result would
have been the same. !
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MONDAY, JULY IA, 1873. m;
McCANN's FOURTH CONCERT and PICNIC

From the great success Of my three previous eff
forts have the pleasure of informing my friends
and the public generally that my
FOURTH GRAND CONCERT aud PICNIC
will take place at a.st,
l.. j. EUKER'S SPRING PARK
on the above date. Music by the FIRST VIRGINIA
REGIMENT BAND. ... 49,. :. 81; :
Having entire charge of the Park for Monday,
1ath instant the BAR will be stocked with the best
j. GIBLIN. Refreshments, lce-cream, &C., will be
furnished on the grounds by Mrs. kobe.
Admission Gentlemen. rs cents. No charge Tor
laIies Gates open At P. NJ. promenade music
from 4 10 81 P. NJ. Dancing from 10 Il P: NJ. =,
n. B.--Should weather prove untayorable,, VIII
come off on 18th. - jy e-WS&M3t
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me- JULY 9TH, 1873.
NE JULY 9TH, 1873.

. -Ea3" JUI1 9TH, 1910
T.R. PRIGE.& co. have lust received by steamer
and express Il ',...s. .-.'.s y -, -.
New STYLES PARAsG s. and sUN-SHADEs;
Silk and Ca,nljric UMBRELLAS;
Black IRON GRENADINES; A
5 Solid-colored and black LAWNS;
sash and other RIBBONS; @@
-. J,i.csr Fnv,ish GRAPES and GRAPE Wills;
Hemstitched and Linen Cambria. HANDKER-
CHIEFS;
Black FOULARD SILKS;
Iiseand Thread GAUNTLET6, &C., &. jy S
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Professor JONES the uther day returned
the thanks OF the Virginia Educational Asso-
citation to General EATos for his words of
"cheer.' Mo2Is ADpuas claims that word
2 cheern as . Virginia word. BE and Asla
aud. all the rest of the Sonthsiders use It.
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EXCURSIONS.
"2AoO
SUMNER TICKETS.

SPECIAL SUMMER TICKETS. -
The JAMES RIVER STEAMBOAT COMPANY
are now issuing tickets to BRANDON MHAhE
(alf way and return same day at ~ io6 e3Sn az
:. a NJ and ARRIVE mt P; Nj. Tickets for sale on
board Steamers, aud good for that day only.
Also, to Vuc de I Eau'or Old Point, Szoo' 10 fut
H. is.im L. B. TATUM, General Agent. ]
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OFFICE ALpRa1ARLE INSURANCE CoMPA.NY,}
CHARACTERISTICS. VA, julyS, 1873.
TIME PRESIDENT AND DIRECTORS
4 of this institution have de Glared SEMl.A IN
NUAL UIVIDENDof FOUR PER CENT, NEI,
nayafle on and after the 18th Instant:
Rtchmond stockholders will receive their diyi-
bends from the companys agent,
UeAN0 J. II, MONTAGUE,
,y,,at -g.s.s-.sE4s So, -1119 Main street.
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The petersburg 4ppedt thinks that che
youths Of Virginia are almost fed upon Miss g
EpdEwoRrn's novels. 80, LII. il
When have you receiyed,a copy of one OF
them from d bookseller? New editions OF
Scogr and DIcKENs, are brought out almost
every yeaE., Not 80 with .Misa ,EDsEwoRrH'
We still think that she Is but little read az
contrasted with other 1ovelises. But never
mind. Let us try to believe that the 4ppeas'
Is right. It's assumption assumes also thai
our young people have good taste. h
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All right, Mr, Lynchburg Nsrgaina..
Your venerable friend has no hard feel.
iDgs about the matter you speak ol
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M MALAGA WINE.-Just received,
direct from Malaga, hogshead of the finest wine
e" Muscatel ~ grown there. OSCAR CRANE.
~ s-1w = e@.-
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nT PORT WINE.-Just landing, another
lot of that splendid PORT, expressly selected and
bottled for me at Oporto. OSCAR CRAM,
3: jy s-lw No. IL governor street.
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0LDDoMINIoN BUSINESS CoLLEGE,

"a No. s2i7! MAIN STREET. III
will REOPEN OCTOBER 1sT. Special attention
given 10 BOOK Keeping tn all les brarches. Pcn mans
chip. Commercial Arithmetic, Commercial Law,
Business Gsustomg, Forms, DC.
: :, GEORGE II. NICUL,
&c e-dau4sssWa 5feadsah
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Jusr so.-Mr. wATTxss, Gre Issais-
VILE Courier, writes frS bcIssn TO Ms
paper, that the great LosaSn jdpsnsals s.are
q niserably behind she Anert ana journals
Gin everything except their nodsraiion ana
ncolture, and 4 certain good faith in the
!" lnstser 90 advertising, which they have
afound profitable, and which every news:
"paper that adopts Y VIII INC ING equeHy so'
This we believe. The public dessfe'to know
when they are reading an advertisement,
and when ii, unpaid.fo article.
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MEETINGS.

AGASONICi NOTICE.--The mepl. n
wi hers Of I,oGE FRANCAiSE,, No. SO. X8
are requested TO attend 4 stated meeting att y y
Washingi on Hall on Eroad street, THIS iMondaN
LODGES and transient brethren In good standing are
fraternally Invited to visit us. by order OF the
" M. PETERF1ELD TRENT,
~ ia-1t% = -I.-,Ff' 10 . secretary.
OFFICE CAPITAL BUILDING FUND
W ASSOCIATION. RICHMOND, July IT, 1871: -
ton viii be held at the Office of the Southern Mutual
Fire Insurance Company on the 18th Instant at 50
p. H. 80 ~ ~. ..'.'. @'-.5
There arc q few Of the shares not taken. Parties
desiring them are invited to call at the above place
and the treasurer will wait on Them. BY order. ;
fyI 2-2t ). 3. HILL, Secretary.
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MILITARY NOTICES.
."....' .AHUSEMENTS.
GRAND CATHOLIC PICNIC
AT THE
HERMITAGE FAIR GROUNDS
. ON MONDAY, JULY 81, 1873,
tta combined
ADJUSTMENTS.

CATHOLIC SOCIETIES OF RICHMOND,
for thp prnose of raising funds to furnish the new
school building and hall on Marshall street near
Ninth. nm
dreu. CSC. x. $780,. -. -
Trains VIII leave the Broad-Street depot at regu-
lar Intervals duriog the day.
The various departments of the picnic will be In
charge of competent committees, under control OF
the following geptlemen:
Observation-Disclosures Rankin and William
Kelly. r,.
TRAINS.-J. K. Molloy. !
Z MUSIC.-Jpseph Dwell. li. 80 ~.
FLOOR CONIMrTTEE-HenryB Boucher (chairmanh
Iawrenre Burns; Daniel Hallahan. Thomas Nc
Donough, Thomas: Smith, Thomas .Byrne, Thomas
Fox. Joseph August, Joseph Mittendorf, Joseph
Schultz, Walter shIahouey, James Hayes N. P.
Joyce, Joseph PizZint.
The dining and confectionery tables will be pre-
sided over by Miss Josephine Mann and Miss Il.
and number Of other ladies; Joseph L.
Whitaker, assistant. a,,
GESERAL SUPERINTENDENT A. Pizzini.
Az IA
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Jules ROBIN g. co. 2:tl
EDUCATIONAL.

ON MONDAY, JULY 14rH, at s O'Clock
Y A: ~; The subscriber will commence ~ gise
Time, Till II o'clock a. Ia; place, 706 west Mar
shall street. Terms: Primary scholars, g2 pea
special lessons to classes Or inividuals, male OF e
male, In the evening. JOHN s. BLEENER,
jy l2-2ts sssa----G German Teacher ana Pastor. l
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(; RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILRoAp co..
OFFICE ENGINEER AND SUPERINTENDENT,
RICHMOND, VA, June u, ls15.)

FFIVE ENGINEER DSCFERINT +, I
RICHMOND, VA, June u, ls7a)
(1OIN WE ST.-The Lynchburg and
IN Danvil1e Passenger Train daily Except Sun
6avsI leaves Richmond at sa6 A. NJ; Burkeve at
rives at Danyille at Up. NJ
Sunday Ly1ichburg Passenger Train leaves Rich
mont at ssas A. 81; arrives at Burkev!llc at ll:?s
A. III. and Lynchburg at 40 p. NJ
Through Mail aud Passenger Train leaves Rich
mond daily at los z. NJ. leaves Danville daily at
8aS Z. H.. arrives at Greensboro daily at li;la
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rPARAsOLs THAT MUST BE SOLD.
.a-LassE LOT OF JAPANESE SILK PARA
]. SOILS at sIso and o., formerly sold at $780, H.
$3.50. and g.; s,. ~ ~.
SCOTCH BINGHAM PARAsOLs at 75c., 81, and
Sl.2S; sS g.. 49,. -.
THE. l. Attest STYLES IN SILK PARAsoLs'
.lrg in great variety,at =, - - 80 49,, .-..
jyll Lew LEV DIV 'l>,-. =
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The decision noticed in our telegraphic
columns on Saturday, which was made last
week by Judge DANIELS, of New York city, ,
is an interesting and important one. Judge
DANIELS said, amongst other things:
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ERusTEEs.

~. 49,, i. t,s.yfs TRUSTEES ~ sasf Z
81, ,,.,,s. .,,,,,gs III: roowsssNp scuDDsH,a
: II ia = Il, = III SAMUEL u. H4RH,
'sAMuEr. WILLETs. ~ BRIcE anA. Il. 81,
.s,,D.- .,sS, sspnsp. HENRY b KDfHAaDT,
t,,.D.ias. M srr az rs JoHw S.sSYTLLIAMs,
JAMES D. FISH, CHAhSEs Disos' ls'
JOHN IA WOOD, t PAuL y, sfoFfoaD'
GRO, ", HENNINGs,1 JAMES DOUGLASS f.6.si {
gfENgY,EYHE, vi GtI..,, WfLLlAstS ALsos,'E'f
I11rnu sfAGa,stods ,f HAROLD DoLLNEEs /
r,,a,Aan .MERRITT, .r.,f JOSEPH WALLETS, - !
~ <. s1ri. r. ,WILLETTs,s FRANCIS HATHAWAY, |
E1I.woop WALTEA, i ! AARosL \. REED REEL u
d. GOLDEN MuaH llI a raqss ii 95
rr ,wonD WALTER, President; S.3
,ARCHD q. DR., ~
80 = Eg1,efs n$SftEEf rrvice-President;
ALANsoN W. HEGEMANs4 ~: ~ f.t.8.ssyG /
- sIta4,f e,x.f Second Vice-President; I
@. j. DEsPARD. Secretary. ,;@t /
:, The undersigned having been appointed General
Aae,ats fortse State, of Vrgtsiq qr the ADORE rs'
class liberal, and prompt Y: Marine Com
,afv, are prepared to take Marine and Inland fsyt
Risks on merchandise, ind hulfs Of yes
sells TO an parts Of the oortd upon the most ltoeraI
terms, and respectfully solicit the patronage OF the
public. 'f.'" s'1' : -, ~,
Policies issued masking loss payable in gold. Or Ia
sterling, atthe oaica OF the company's bankers, in
Liverpool, IF desired. ,tE' 1'S, 'N'.'- @..-
ia j. THOMAS nj. ALFRIEND7& son. |
&, ~ fpt.Y - ~ No. Il north Tenth street
i te 27-lmyfl sa.asyHl .fshafer's Building1. I
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bFgsB.I BENTLEY, corner Of; Cary and
Ia. Nineteenth streets can furnish nj low summer
prices a full supply of ANTHRACITE COAL of
Superior quality; CUHBERLAND.C COAL Tor
CRATES engines, and smiths work: M1DLOTHlAN
AND GLOVER HILL at agents' prices Orders
respectfully solicited. j s-2m
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CPoTsWOOD COAL-YARD.--ll nave re-
~ newed my lease on the spotsw9so o IysntaI snf
Pie plies IF # S4A d5T 9F
IHSn and MIDLOTHIAN COAL. West Virginia
SPLiST COAL: SOFT COKE for stoves and
ranges OAK and PINE WOOD, long, sawed, and
splis lindlingl, ',5. 3tsE- ~. AJY la-lm
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COAL, ,CoAL.-With a. large stock IL or on
hand I am prepared to offer on The most fay2rn-
bic terms FRANKLIN, LoRBEKK9, II : ~ al
and other frst-c!ass ANIHsAC1IG ooA HS -
Also. WEST VIRGINIA, SPLINT and CA az tSdsi
COAL, and Cumberland. lump ana ave s,sSS oos
~ tr - !. b. p. LATHRef,
!. iyIa Seventeenth street at draS-oIaoge:
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A LARGE SUPPLY OF ANTHRACITE
u COAL, on hand: sizes suitable for CRATES,
CUMBERLAND. GLOVER HILL, AND WEST
VIRGINIA GOALS. Er,
All coal screened and sold BY weight. (
: .0.-s-0- .. &. II. HALVES, l.
iel2 Eighteenth and Cary streets. I
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GOING Fast.
CHESAPEAKE. AND OHIO RAIL-
" R0LD.-On aud after sth May, ls73, the psseu'
ger trains will run as follows:
fa-.. sS.'i#ta WESTWARD

fa@ n'3#iA WESTWARD. 49,,
:. MAIL TRA1N>-Leayes Richmond $50 A. ~
DAILY except Sunday, connecting with Va "
Va, NJ. g. g. s. railroad at Gordonsville aud Char
lotesv1Ile. and arrives at White sulphur Springs
at sos z. NJ. ' 3, ss
EXPRESS TRAIN.-Ieayrs R!chmonjat 10 r.
NJ. DAILY except Saturday, connecting at Gordolts-
vile with w. G., We, NJ. Il. s. railroed trans l1l
Lyncl 1targ and southwest, and arrives at Hunt
fngt, at SEQ p. VI. next day. Steamer leaves Gt.
iHgtsp ON arrival Of the train, and arrives sl
cinf Isti at O'Clock next morning. v,.,,
Tins train stops between hicEmond and " hle
Srtphur only at Junction Gsrdonsrille. Chirlouea-
vile Staunton,' Goshen, billhoro' and Coyinglou
+ ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN.-Lsaves Ricnm"ua
Gordonsvtne az saS p. III.
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WOssD AND CssE

n gAW NOW SUPPLYING FA l. Es
a. ,rI,sT .tyrTtIJ An ana NTH EA CIT =
CoSL for w,,ter use, md shall be- pleased 10 &c!
eeive cali from my old customers aud DINERS Yno
n lrals soi sTEEM and BLACKsMlTHfNG COAL
superior quality .,p r-o,,-taer,tth street.
q % ,s.,m A'1.'S-A'~ near Mayo's bridge.
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SSTH ANNUAL REPORT OF THE NEW
YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
The seReserve Fund"


The followi explanation 's all that IS requ'-
site for the complete understanding OF tne re-
port By those not conversant with the SUBJECT
The PRESERVE fund of Life Insurance Com
pany ia that sum in hand which, improved at d
given cot interest, Will De suncient,
together with future pre- emiums to be PAID, TO
meet all obligations as they become que.
comnsny has the required cum for reserve, 1t
10 solvent end can continue business; if it has
not Il is insoIvent aud the law will interfere
with its continuance. OF course the size OF the
reserve required depends very largely upon
what rate of interest is assumed. The higher
that rate is assumed to be, the faster the fund
will accumulate n compound interest, and
hence the smaller the present sum in hand may
be; the lower the rate OF interest, the more slow
the accumulation. and hence the larger the re-
serve required must be. Massachusetts, has
adopted4 per cent. interest as the standard used
for determining the required reserve; the state
Of New York adopts lower standard, namely 4s
per cent. interest. Hence the reserve Of
company, and its surplus. If any, as made IN
the official reports OF the insurance depart.
ments Of the two States. do not agree; but II
the New York standard is safe, the Massschu-
setAS one must be safer, and the New York
Life therefore employs the Massachusetts one
in making its own calculations, that being the
highest standard used. Thus, by the Mas.
sachusetts standard of interest, the reserve OF
the New York Life was SIG, 81 1T on the lst OF
January. 1872 and it's suplus over all liabilities
s., ,488 iS4, as computed and published 10 the
Company's regular annual report. But II II tne
rate ofinterest to be hereafter realized 1s as
sumed at the N,w York rate, a per cent, the
reserve is SIS. .6S5, 900 and the surplus coIse-
ouently 81, GA, 81. The policy of the New
York Life is, to establish and maintain perfect
security above all other things.
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Mndiripal Notices.


NITY TAX NOTICE.-OFFICE OF
" CITY TREAS RER, UITY HALL.
CHARLESTON, 8. U., MARCH Is, l87S.-Thls
office is now open and will be open daily from
A. N. to p. II. for the receipt or Taxes.
The following extracts OF the Ordinance to
Raise Supplies for the year 1873 Is published for
informatton:
IS SEQ. I'd. The taxes assessed under this Or
dinance shall be payable In three instalments,
that Is to say, one.hird thereof from the 18th OF
March to the lat OF April next Inclusive; one.
third thereof from The 18th June to first July
next inclusive; one.third thereof from the 18th
September to the lat October next inclusive:
Provided, that all persons that shall pay their
taxes in one instalment on or before the lst day
OF April next shall be allowed q discout OF four
per CENT and that all persons that shall pay their
second and third instruments on or before the lst
cav OF July next shall be allowed discount OF
TWO per cent on the third instslment.
SEC. 8. That penalty OF 20 per cent. shall at.
tach co all unpaid taxes after the first Of october
next. and that the taxes on City Stock be re.
tained BY the Treasurer out OF the interest there.
on P.J. COOaAN,
mchl5-l5 City Treasurer.
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CHARLESTON, $. O., September 20. 1871:

Dear Sir-During the past summer I have had
full opportunity " testing your preparation OF
Meat Jnicen particularly amongst children spi.a y
fernR from Darrhoea from 'yreething.n nnd
that as soon as they lose their appetite and COM.
mence TO deteriorate generally, your PrepafaftonY
administered Ii well retained and most onen "a.
j0yed by the little snfere.s. They improve rapidly
in health ana strength. other preparations afeis
not so easily tolerated, on account OF their nm
pleasant odor and taste.
| consider the contents or your little bottle
most Invaluable in all acute wasting diseaaes. :.
very respectfully, W. II. FlTOH, II. Do.
DR., g. Barucn. OF camdeu 8. O., writes: ".E
III am using Vsleniine's Neat Juice With excel,
lent eject in the case OF child, who Is exceed
inRy fond Of 1t, while he positively refuses OIL
other food.n -! -
A fresh supply OF the Meat Juice Just received
and for sale, wholesale and retail. BY
Dr.. 81. BAER,
No. Isl Aeeti-g street, Charleston.
dec7.slyrDC&w - "a
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Eeeal Nntires.


TTIHE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, !,
l,.COUNTY OF ,cHARLESToNaacoUaT o OF
Common Plea-.-THOAaS ]. KERR and BEN
NAM BULWINK LE, late co partners under the
firm OF T. :. KERR q CO., plaintiffs. against j.
W. SPRAGUE and W. u. SPRAGUE. late 20.
partners under the name OF J. W. SPRAGUE q
RRO.. Defendsnts.-Hony Summons for Money
Demand. Complaint NOT served.1
rnJ, w. sPRAGUE and W. d. SPRAGuE, 20
-. .hers as Aforesaid, Defendants ID this action
YOu are hereby summoned apd required 70
answer the complaint 10 this actitn which Is MED
!u the office OF he Clerk Of the Court OF Common
peas for the said County, and to serve copy Of
YOU. answer TN The subscribers at their once
No. al oad street, Charleston, y. u. wltnln
twenty dsys after the service OF this SUMMONS on
Won, exclusive Of the day Of service.
Hyou fail to answer this compliant within IN.
saairst you for The sum Of s92 s5.loo with inter
est &C the rate OF twelve per cent. per annum
from the eighteenth day Of February, one thou
sand eight hundred and seventy three and COSTS
Dated Charleston, S. O., February lS. 1873
--PRESSLEY, LORD q lNGLESBY,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-22
.R. G. F. BR WINS
YOUNG AMERICAN LIEIMENT.

YOUNG AMERICAN LIEIMENT. -;
The demand for this truly wondeful remedy has
Induced the Propriet0rs TO extend the area or I'D
qualities before the public. 1t IL truly asserted,
and facts proyeit that no Linlment evef beI0tatae
people has grown 30 rapidly In public favor for
all he cases reached by this class OF medicines.
BROWNS YOUNG AME RIOAN 1LINIHENG AAa
gained lasting reputation. wherever used In
cases which require an EXTERNAL RRN1DY, and
Ia with the utmost confluence recommended 20
r. BROWN, Chemical Company, New YORK, and
for sale By all Druggists and Country Dexlers. ~
DOWIE NOISE d DAVIS,
Wholesale Agents, Charleston, 8. q.
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