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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-03-05
Kidney and BLADDER Complaints,
PRICE 81 PER BOTTLE.
DR. RADWAz's
Perfect Pnrgatiye and Regulating Pills,


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RAILWAYS PILLS, for the cure of all disorders of
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GUS Diseases Headache, Constipation. Costiyeness,
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and Typhoid Fevers, Inflammation of the Bowels.
Piles and all arrangements of the internal Viscera
Warranted to effect a positive cure. Purely Vege-
table, containing mercury, minerals, deleterious
drugs thaA $50
Ia Observe the following symptoms resulting
from disorders of the Digestive Organs:
Constr patton, Inward Piles Fullness of the Blood
in the Head, Acdity of the Stomach, Nausea, Heart
hurn Disgust of Food FuIness Weight in the
Stomach, Sour Eructations, Sinking Flutering at
the Pit of tle Stomach swimming OF the Head, Hur-
ried and Difficult Breathing, Elutering at the Heart
Choking or Sutfocating Sensations when in Lying
Posture, Dimness of Vision Dots Webs before the
Sight, Fever and Dull Pain in the Head, Deficiency
of Perspiration, Yenowness of the Skin and Eyes,
Pain In the Side, Chest, Limbs, and sudden finishes
of Heat Burning in the Flesh. a few doses of RAD
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above named disorders. Price 20 cents per box.
Sold by Druggists.
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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-03-05

You've man if you want to make an
impression on your sweetheart, wear either
the ElmWood or Warwick ColIars-Com.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-03-05

And he keeps the Bible, so worn and old,
And he reads 1t, without doubt;
But the leaf containing the rule of gold
Is somehow or other torn out
And blotted all the verses which speak
Bad things Of the trickery doer,
And 'twiXt its covers 'twere vain to seek
For word Of cheer to the poor.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-03-05

THE LUNGS ARE STRAINED AND RACKED by a per-
sistent Cough, the general strength wasted, and an
incurable complaint EFT b1ished ereby. DR. aynes
Expectorant is an effective remedy for Coughs and
Colds and exerts beneficial effecton the Pulmona-
nv and bronchial Organs.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-03-05
Financial Agents Northern P. r. r. Co.
WHEN Madame Recamier was aettin

WHEN Madame Recamier was getting
very old, though she preserved her
beauty nearly to the end. she once
said to friend who complimented her
on the preservation OF her charms
" Alas you cannot deceive me. The
chimney-sweeps don't turn their heads
any more in the streets,
KENTUCKY ships blooded horses to
Scotland.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-03-05

PoTAToEs.-Steam twelve large Irish
potatoes, press through a colander,
then add two eggs, one teacup white
sugar, one teacup butter one teacup
cream, two grated nutmegs, one tea
spoonful of salt, one do black pepper,
one pint of -four; work we'll together,
make in balls size of a hens egg, place
in baking dish, sprinkle them with
sugar and nutmeg; put in each ball
lump Of butter the size of a partridge
egg, bake in a quick oven or brown
with red hot salamander. Serve
while hot.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-03-05
CHHnREN'S CORNER.
Throwing Kisses.

BY INFINITE B. suADE.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-03-05

DEvIIED TURKEY.-Take the legs of
turkey or large fowl, cut it all over to
the bone; pepper and salt it well then
take mixed mustard, mix it with one
third its quantity of flour, and plaster
the legs over with the mixture as thick
as it Will stick, also stuffing the gashes
in the legs with it; when this is done
put on a gridiron over clear fire;
serve hot.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-03-05

ADELAIDE PUDDING. Take six ounces
of butter, six ounces of sifted sugar,
and beat them together, then add one
tablespoonful of ground rice, aud the
yolks of six eggs. This will make SIX
buildings. Put apricot juice, or the
half of large apricot Chat has been
preserved whole, at the bottom of the
cups. Then fill the cups half full, bake
for half an hour in a slow oven, at the
end of which time the puddings ought
to rise to the top of the cups. Send
them to table turned out of the cups.
with the apricot at the top.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-03-05

SPLENDID CAKE. -One cup of butter,
two ofsugar, four of flour, one of water,
and four eggs. To the four cups of
sifted -four add one measure of
Horsford's bread preparation, OF one
teaspoon of cream of tartar and half a
teaspoonfrll of soda. Beat the butter
and sugar to cream, then add the
beaten eggs, next the water; after
adding the flour bake Immediately
After the cake is ready for the oven
sift over the pans dry sifted sugar, which
gives the cake a meringue like crust il
the oven is not too hot.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-03-05

Rock CREAM.-Boil teacupfuI of
The best rice till quite soft in new milk,
sweeten with powdered white sugar,
and pile it upon a dish, lay all over it
Jumps of jelly or preserved fruit of any
kind Beat the white of three eggs to
stiff froth, add little sugar favored
with what you please. Add to this
when very stiff about a tablespoonful
rich cream-drop overit rice, giving it
the anDearance of O rock of snow.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-08-27
UniversiTy BoaI IRaces.
T.sr Nns sa< Day.


NV Yozx- July I7th-TEe TriEs1ss
h1z tie foIE0Eizg de=cr5gs55a Of the zeeae
81 The race-
Notable tor prupruzCy Wis the malJItu5e
thaE tAis aiteuOoa thruGsysd lac river
banks Stretching aIozg for two niles TO
the fash, over tIe brgaith II ! IlaE ue4-
dow and gentle undaIzriug plain. were
scsltssrs,i vsi5.EsS q every kind, asdfrfug-
iHz the back were clllzters Of gAyly dress
81 L1Iasz n al their vzrioGx eoIors. The
uz5crity Of the usaScaITue syectasors
zru1ped theal<eIves wisR that noble dis
regard Of the P5c1UresqHs whssh Is 50
chArulfagIF characteristic Of the Anglo
>az5a ra7s, and psltieusIy Eafrei Prs
eatly fE drugs az rain sent every BODY
70 sheir garages Then there we're cheers
high % Ihs rTver, Ehieh broRght every
body 70 ther faes Il zzz The Freshman
rIcs- Then ne kHeEr b. peculiar yell
fFugn the hank opposite. that Yale was
Ie1dInz. md there drifte1 acrusz cur uer-
spectiVs three es1IiPe,tes, oze zith i sug-
Eestfys blE= abqss, II, whereby We knew
Tale had E0a let there vas bzt ErsIe
satkEzEl<u: soueh9E ne AT accented the
rss5zfs q the FrgstElan r1ce L. Ts5rTg-sI
cuucIzs5J1-
TH4 III Ezited f5r the real feature
0f TIE zftsruooa- 4 zb0ct q The o.
p.lsSts baEk bFuzzkt u to our feet. with
mara q less e1c1ement- L. cane EirIr 4
fzlut tGnlIt, IHcrgasl1z aI0nz The opposite
ste into ruarx u : Rah and Eslss Of
: I ale 2 and thea 4frer sgrziuinz oureves
70 the uE10sS- ! chip thpiirk-drifr-
81 ma si-h1 OF the brad SaFfzee OF the
river II this utterly u5veI SIGHT We al
Esl1 fz15 Cs5EzEulsIgus We wers positive
L Ezs Hazards ne E5aId wager cor eE-
i=zezce L E1s TaIe= Il there Efs zuvthiaz
Te we're certain Of. Il Vas AmbeTss. AnI
thea the to0shDdck changed into shz7e.
AID ne hid o1r brszxE; I thea tanned
INTO e'sn5Tpe,1is, and CIR DGLscS beat vio-
EMILY; and tkss1 izt0 J n8erhanieaT toy.
and re zcrzz1,si- On eOzrzs 4. uss H4r-
FEr3 nszriy TWO Eilz sway. but ne
knew X A few 0tleg PrusezH sh1U<<
siipped 1er0sx tk4t shininz disc. bzr our
kFss were f1sreaed O. lie First boat haz-
zInz The opposite shOTs- And vet. sarle-
h0Es the great dass=nee, the sa.aIInezs Of
the o9jecd, nlayhzP 4 Lingering dOabt Of
cslor. obsrrscsai AZ h-rszu and vital n
ters=s trr-- TIE sse1Z We hz-rzAed Be-
c1lss 4 was the proper thiiaZ 70 do. We
gTpg sIere=1 and carefully feIf car p4.ile
Ff<z ding 80 asd rten, s1fdealy and
EItEgGt Earuazg. AZ our very fest dzzhed !
55a---ilgat- graceful. beaarifzIIy hsn-
siiefis and rzI'aiiy and palp1bty shoOtTag I
zhezd a n c.yuPesiE0r o. tie opposite I
SIDE IaeTE Vas no mistake zb0zt Z this j
tizles kegE ELk he 1lzgszsTa esS0r, ard 1
1 RshF ar1ee frUz car s51e TiIz1 rlrsss I
have beea lard a Ca1bri1gz Yale
Lid wa
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-08-27

\ soNvrnsuS tsSse. Tee glass escVeS )
fcse Ssa3 Ees the conSeyvcsSea & 81 se-
es-cl-S ss-sss q Aeebsvs-S> IS II PARIS
has Tar sser, issSaseeA IS tASy eOaS-e se
Gee hs-neasees SessSa NSsaeS rsore-
cver, hzS heee very Ss-ssSass IN It's srcAS,
teesSs evsa the new. ara6SsSeGS Svenaes q
tisesae4re, os wsSeA the wevsa has heard
- rsoeh> sprear cheap ard r7eseassoSs
bSssae sAsss Ssstelv b1ock> every ese Of
vaSeA EsSSAs X pslses. Ny srss walk
sVgsG : he Reg sS L i uow eSlle<i,
VS. sSzSss & Ssrpzsses>
l crvS$e& the Da5Sbe aria by she rev
ASp<r= B-s3se.@ and was Ssrce6 TO
pause hxsecS It's coreAsss RaaS> whSeA pat
Lan3seer's Ia TrsssfSar SaeSre, TO sAsrse.
TsSSs s-s' no >pAfux>SSe sSe7s, with
straight. exteeie& paws, hss BEASTS ARCS,
= and sSvs, wfsh the very sesSNa l
haze - esrsa seen n The kvIaS 2nIussl
TIE uzsn zvsnue. 200 tess wS3s, psSSeS
s-Ss the parade s=ozu3 asd shSa The sisy
rarS. 5 s1z0 bat bSa1sIsaliv arranged
Plzs, wes7e the tS-f X ucw bright With
k1stercaps> whs-e sscrSS Sslk sszsely be-
SSie the citizens, sEi swans loSf On the
water. Thea eooaes tAs Eobowrst RIRS,
wi-A i --sS-sscens r,xnSSosS Sra hos2s,
sprufeS bv hold czrve ipsc The Coyir-
shias ssi Opera R@sS EASeh are the
csrsre q the rev archSsectu-al dS<play.
Tbs SIDE streets, brad and iapesSvS at
s-SS. ars Ael wbeOever pracsSeabte. SOso
thcee q she Cd city On the O0s Ssie, snd
those q sbS Ssbzrbs % ,hsOshsr; bet the
uasSseS Ct TIE baIGlfugS are irresulsriy
interrupted BY 0Psu SsuarvS, bridges over
the Wgfu- Cr SFaces zrosud pgblSe cdr
sces thus the free6o2 fthe oil gtsesS,
wh1,h was Is oUly rseo1nsndaslon, Is IN
great measure preserved
Bsy0a3 the Opeza Ring the avspns
passes besweSn ths IaPerSsl C;ar,lsn< ard
The Nsr5o0aI Naseuzzs. now IL PzoeesS Of
erection TAsz E3llow The >ehi-Ier>Platz
ana t-e spacious parade gr01Hi forgrand
reviews. AMI su1lly at the Schostsu Ring.
Ca the northwestern SIDE Of the cid city,
We PISS between riles q superb build .
ir-S. uznv sin 1rSssshed. ana rezeh The .
Danube azlfa- There + ~ single c5sp
5'asiE CqaaI 10 thz1t % the P,ace de Ii
Coucoris. II Pxrrs-4S there l. not N the .
world bt1s know NOD wheR 10 fnd TWO .
u-I8ss et efsy 80 gra15 v4rse9 and har-
uga550< a< here Of al the Earope4u
Y5sH1a Glcss S9ggeseS Paris; vet .
{ l. resemblance os ilEerguces- YIeun1
llEavs vas "a expensive CITY. and It nov
shares in thz1 rage for Spec1tass9a wh5eh i
Us Izzad4tsd all GeruzRy within the .
,g<s two vsars. ard & taSs u4kiuz 81 .
honest and comfortable existence a. dis
,zIs IS IN the Uu5sed States The people
.hls year are infected with ) H1auf4 tor
getting rich between the ISt Of May znd
he Isl es Ngvsuber- No art. great Or
snail h bstE unemployed IN the gs1eTal
1zEEs tcr en1ptyIug the pockets of the
1-n1rs,lS at thousands Ct stran-srS Eho
Ire e1Pectsd The cheerful zud cordi4I
Lttent1su which one used TO f1d IN the
loseLs L temporarily lost while the iack
Il sgsteiu, the easy, e0uvsn5zus ways Of
hs PsoPLe, 70 wAiaiA Oas so.ln aiGgSs hia-
sef n orinary times. becomes ! serious
ilsiSllzy 4 these crowded ana iap45is1s
lays +
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-08-27

sse ssgAs we wgre slancSs starring, We
got rcsa1zg 10 ssi. I ceaaS sss SaesP CO
she -acSS a-S walked zhezs 81 zssss.
We 81 sas<zvG terribly f-ssa sAs GELD
Ths uor,se z,,3 Ssssrxr were 81 GrssprS-S
~vs, s-s ss<y szs L <ae~s n ss<s-etess<
soaked With vsssr, Next EscSsf5S (>sz-
saw ve haSs ssess Srgs> eVve wAscA we
b'oSxd sur evsss. Ne aAse ges ss.ee hss-
e-s-s snS har-ss-, bar wS-v <sil verr kua-
grv, The ssvvG,i HS-hs vas vcs = bai
ssr xs bas 6-sed ear sioshss hessrS tAs
E-e VIC vvrras7e5 Sve 6ay< ard ussssS
IA ,ais assrssl ce5iSsssa, ewa1g e 3 6,lay
cz tAe rz-- CT the rz-~s- II. <ezsfs-S shs
zrzSssg@ to HzbSax On TSGrSssv wv
VERY tcli 10 ggs reaasv To 20 Gu board the
NJ 4 SSzrr, bzs zfer sazzsilns II the
rca-lg rasz ssr hzlf Al h.sar, We were
soi5 - 81 eaek az6 hs3 70 wsss sll
>4-zrisv, Fer the Dexs I've DAYS ve
sscGSas we saozls Sssrxs q death zr6
re ces 10 Szosszzszal S,c5 uzsG w went
ca Aa-s Ia FL2eula- We wSrv rerv
=g- treated 81 he wsv.
>evs-sl <e4.ezs-es wy-e --sss hv v,-
men Ttsv ds1 ucs ra-v sro- th,se CT
-hg unsn Mrs D6e3rSA Never, 3 vs7-
lzts--sas G<rwzn blCn,se. Jes5 the ~
porssr, n GSruaa, 5 NEST shrs6z- Sorv,
Z tss r-vssu,ce of her A1s<es-,a. wsc ev5-
6su-iv lB:Ss,s his z1se's ssv q la---zzs-
= We bare l2ss ST our cl1she<>7 she ssel
= ~b5ch ws vo'Hs5 not have <ols ssr sss.
Wiea We first got aShors Il waS tsrTiale-
rs11su16,sr swv German women E4ch
lad 6vs ehEsirva- sai they c-Sed a. us-hs
l51E, h1r shev b45 II beds ssr The Feor
shzdren za6 shev lad - Sleep @ The
rveks~ !; vas auflI 70 sc then wien
sher ve-c <eus ashore n the F's6ca.-
Tx ch51ry1 <araske,1 and wePs, and seeza-
81 - % f-1aiic sish fEazas- % mother.
-DSSr LE - REEr
One q ths EstIz cuss erSe,i- cl.sgiuE 70
Eer nolhsrss dress % -.1therr z-,sshsr
Ccs Hau-sci, where zrV ws gOisss ; S5xI-
Ee DE SOW o deaf Bss - die aow =
: I sns1a1 never have SCI fseS % board .
.has ShiE, The mother eried- sbds nv has-
band amt brv1her N America vrcce me 10 .
ao1ne and BOW ! u1s1 die l. vas PER
lecsir 4ztaL I m-yself Eas tr0dlen upou .
Eu'f srzuFis'i E1,isr 6a5s Ii rhe soa1u<09u
nj s1;l-su-aH.- and lad flJ1ssd away
Ehsn shey carried ~ 60Eu ia-o The
scaE7
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-08-27

cAOters Is SeelSsSeS At esaSianssi
+ he SAoaeSs and yellow FEVER are spread
i-g sAepS the Calf coast oC MexioA
he FesvtA Os JAY was celebrated ii
the cay q MeSSse Ny ArsSrse&nS, ard by
SOrssl manifestations On the psrt Of sAs
/ Goverazs~ss,
I TAe srss bale q eostea &C the seaSssA
rsssei in Texas Was sold Jaly lSlh. 81
tASrty~SSS eeosS per PNaaa
ne SsveaseSy II Oaks Araes' estate,
sled IN p-ahase. Slows rial estate $sS&.
sec aud PersNaal prOpSrsy $Sss$ss&>
TIE deciSSop Of the Coart es IaQsiry
into the easse ogshe disaster to the steam,
er G,yos Washington hSs heea rendered
Capt, PhSIEps Is suspended for cue year.
Mr< A1a Eliza WEBB YoapS, The nth
wife q Brigham YoepS, has LETT him, and
Is sbe9s to hvsnS seis toc divorce and
shmooy, The assir creates great sen,
SosSS-A - SeA-s --ANC.
To force ewners Of MsnSari rcos TO
hSve them removed this year Snd replaced
by les in6AaraSble roosS> the Roars Of
Underwriters Of New YORK have adopted
a rss0lussoa tevying sa sadi,SOnsl prV-
uaiGua Of Ope per eene upon all MansArd
roofs 2fteS january lss, 1874
Don CsrioS orders thss the Cure Of
SAINTS Csus, the fighting priest, shall hs
treated IS rSbsl
Il Is reported that the Shah viii return
70 Teheran On soeouas Of an ia<arrecsioa
within his dominiOo&
An anfArOsabse condition OF the cause
Of general eduessSoa in the Southern
States Is reported BY the Commissioner Of
EdUcasioa
An exploration Of Vancouver Islsud
has b<sz n2de with rssereoee to the eOu-
>srecsioD Of branch railroad Di>eOv,
er5eS of rich gold deposits in Queen Char,
tosss's Island were reported
A St. Petsr<bEry letter s&ys 4sO c, =.
msn resSdeHs< OF Russia hsve left in
boiy fov the United States, because the
Govsrnmens declared them lAble to en-
forced military service.
a Bus1oS Ayres correspondent narrateS
particulars Of the discovery in a pyOviuSr.
Of the Argentine Republic OF wonderful
gold mines, said 10 be the richest in the
world Oue half of the site OF the mine |
h2s beea sold, ascending to the narrator
tor SIOo.O0o, 900.
In the Coneesicat river rowing rsee,
july II. The Yale Freshmen won in I7.5S;
AuherSs, secoai, IN Is:s4i and Harvard. I
la<,. IN 1854 In the great race which (
came aftsrwsrd. Yale also won in 1889:
wesieyss. second. in lTsaI; Harvard, .
third, in lT;lI distance, three miles.
Yale adopted the English style Of quick
stroke and slow recovery.
The Police Commissioners OF New Ork .
proPose raising brigade OF 500 armed
polive, and have made > requisiSiOn on
Gov Dix for 500 bvseeh-Iossdiug rifles
tnd $50 sabrsS Ii Is sSii that with
these facilities the police VIII be able TO
preserve life sud property IN that city
sithogt the ali Of the militia
Spain makes application TO France for
The e1traditiou Of the Cure OF Santa
Cruz Is common criminal MacMahou
-efuses TO Surrender him
On the 2sth of June the Emperor of
1bina gave the first perSouaI audience
aver given by Chinese Emperor to for n
ign Ministers The event made quite =
1ir in Pekin-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-08-27

! FsfEEE q alla Elle p 49, q tie
CT e1zELete-E eh1zzi WI ths 65s-
zFPearz1ss e The w.lzss tie ePz. ho1A.-
EssE gtIEas I5sS II Fg1s0a flr beznz there.
aaI kzs beeszsz . splenI5a BeEE u srzta.7i-
mss between the i-aer sh5 ssrtsr -efriss-
Il saoEs Hkza eGscrs Hay be aca5ered
Etsn private VII CT WIKI 4 rsssrzii-ssl b.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-08-27

On the 26th of June the Emperor of
China gave the 6rSt personal audience
ever given by Chinese Emperor to for
eigR Ministers The event made quite =
sir in Pskin-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-08-27

>c= Fs2c Ct tt< seSSrz<S pszsSersers *
-.s E-ycSci Sssa=sasF Csr ct Wa<ha-7~
~ 81 the T--az Li1e. arrived q New
Te-k CIV. JAY rs-h- &C The Ns~ Esvsz
.---- f-s--.--.s-s.r
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-08-27
AHERICAH noHTHLIEs


- sd '711lisa g s1It aad eharrss.
= a1irs. y. >. WHITLEY
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-08-27

Spain makes application to France for
the extraditiou Of the Cure of SAINTS
Cruz Is common criminal 3IacMahou
refuses TO surrender him.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-09-14
A CARD.

Our patrons will observe. by our ADVERTISE
mcnts, that we have closed all book accounts
and other credits. We trust they will under
stand and appreciate this business rule OF
the house. 1t is not from any doubt about
our customers paying us; nothing is furth er
from the facts; but desire to bring our
business to clean cash one, and on account
OF the poor health OF one of the firm, who
has great difficulty in keeping at business at
all. We earnestly ask that our friends will
oonstrue this rule in tho proper light, and
whore it costs them nothing, aid us in cstab-
fishing business regulation, so necessary to
supplying our fliends with cheap goods, and
80 essential to firm who have endeayored
at all times to get tho good opinion and the
sympathy Of tho public by fair dealing to ALL
Sept II r. G. SILVER IL co.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-09-14

Posf6N; Bsptembsr tay GotsSnauIsl
-hiddAhg 21;, net receipts a o lbaies
gross 11;s saiea 300; ,btpcks 300ss slyS
Lo0IsvIfhHs sSphember i6l8 -SF ioni
active and fitmers Corn Armand 10
gopd demand; receipts and supply
light 0@62 for shelfsd; sacked FRO:
visions rather quiet. Pork ssteady, al
l6.12k. Lard-tierce 9;,.esteam TX
Bacon steady-shoulder 9(09Il; clear
rib ,l01a91036; clear 1O2z. Packed
hams-sngar-cured csnvased l4L; plain
l21lRk packed. Whiskev in fair de.
mand and higher, at IS. y,
CINCINNATI, September. 13.-Flour
dull and lower, at 7.O0@7.15. Corn
steady. at 52, Provisions firmer. Mess
pork 1900; jobbing 1926. Lard in
improved demand; sales Of kettle at ga
816; jobbing lots 81; steam salesble al
71s-held at 8. Bacon firm and in
improved demand; at close; held at out
side Observation-Disclosures 9; clear rib
sides l0@101s; sales at 10; clear sides
sales at lOM(91O36. Whiskey firm, at
81; sales early, at 49,
81. LOUIS, September 49,. Flour
in fair demand, firm and unchanged
IN prices. Corn quiet and unchanged,
at 43944I for No. 2 mixed; East side
OF track ~; elevator cash. Pork quiet
and unchanged. Bacon quiet and only
limited jobbing demand, at 8 ior shout
ders; 10 for clear rib; 1O14 for clear;
small lots nc. higher. Lard quiet and
unchanged. at 75S for summer steam.
Whiskey firm, at 81.
MEMPHIS, September 13.-.Cotton
dull-middling 18; receipts $50 bales
shipments 1877; stock 3,Ol6.
GALVESTON, September 13 Cotton
demand good and holders frm-1exas
ordinary 1895; good ordinary 16Il; net
receipts 81 bales; exports coastwise S:
sales 3l4; stock 6,O76.
Mobile, September 13.--The Ad-
vlsory Board Of Health has instructed
the Mayor to issue proclamation qua
rantining New Orleans. so fur as local
travel is concerned. Through s.en-
gers will not be affected by this order.
AUGUSTA, September 13-Cotton
quiet aud lower 1S1h@18L;
receipts 235 bales; sales $50; stock 7S2;
weekly receipts 1000; shipments 924;
sales l.055.
WlLMlSaroN. September 13.-Cotton
tirm-middling l8llaa; net receipts 4G
bales; sales IL; stock 283.
BALTIMORE, September 13.-Cotton
quiet middling 20ls; low middling
l9ls; strict good ordinary 1714; net re
ceiptsl5 bales ;:gross 100; exports coast
wise 102: sales LOG; stock 462.
NORFOLK. September 13.-Cotton
firmer-low middling 1893; net receipts
4SS bales; exports coastwi,e $40; sales
So; stock 1858.
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State of South Carolina

To the Commissioners Of Election for Fair
fed County.
WTHEREAs. Hon. SANDERS FORD, who,
w at the general election held in Octo-
for the election district o. Fairfield County,
to serve for the term OF four years, has,
since said election, deceased AMI, whereas,
the Constitution OF tho State OF South Caro-.
lima directs that in such case writ of cleo
ton shall be issued by the President Of the
Senate for the purpose of filling tho vacancy
thus occasioned for the remainder OF the
torn for which the member so deceased WAS
elected to serve:
Now. therefore, you. and each Of you, are
hereby required, after due advertisement and
With strict regard to all the provisions OF the
Constitution and laws OF the said State
touching your duty in such case. to hold an
election for member for the Senate for tho
election district aforesaid, to serve for tho
remainder OF the term for which the said
Hon. Sanders Ford was elected. tho polls to
be opened at che various polling places OF
election in tho said district on WEDNESDAY,
the eighth day OF October, A. D. 1873, by the
various sets of managers for those places
declaration of tho result Of the election to be
in accordance with the provisions of Sec, ions
and OF Act OF the General Assembly enti
tled An Act to amend an Act entitled an Act
providing for tho general elections and thu
manner OF conducting the same" approved
March IL, 1872, tpage Ill, A. A, 1871 and
1S73.)
This writ, together with certified copy OF
your return OF the election held under it
haye before the Senate at its next meeting
after the election.
Witness the signature OF the Hon norabe Il.
HOWELL GLEAvys, Pre- .ident Of tho Senate.
al Columbia, this 1lth day of September, 4
u. 1873. Is. HOWELL. GLEASES,
President OF the senate
Attest: J. WOODRUFF. Clerk of the Senate.
Sept II
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Notice..

OFFICE GREESv1LLE AND COLUMBIA r. r.,
COLUMBIA, Z. c., August 20, 1873.
Under resolution OF the Board Of Direc-
~ tors, the Interest Coupons OF the State
Guaranteed Bonds, aud of such other Bonds
OF this Company as are regularly recorded in
the Office OF the Company. matured between
the lst day OF January. 1872, and lat day Of
July: 1873. both inclusive, will be funded in
Bonds having ten years to run. AZ provided
for IN the Company'n proposals to tho Bond.
holders, OF date August II, 1873.
Holders OF the above obligations arc re.
quosted to send in statement OF them to this
othcc, to facilitate tho exchange which it is
desired to complete without delay, and enable
the necessary arrangements to be made for
the resumption OF regular interest payments
on lst January ensuing.
". J. SIAGRATH,
september In President.