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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-01-11
Cheap3P Picturea

A thero ie demand for ohean n;ctnro.
"A we have made arrangements to make
any Kind OF PICTURE, and ma clean "A anvs
where IL the world Four TIntypes Tor ii;
sixteen p;a. photographs, "ehcap." 50; our fno
al, and see for yourself 80,
WEARN d HIX'S
Dec 10 Smo New Art Gallery, Main street.
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Fresh Family Groceries,
p1GGKLED New York BEEF ROUNDS.
North Carolina MuIlet. IN. ''', -
sMoKED--New York Pig Hams and str,p.
Nova Scotia Salmon, " ''''p''
Beef Tongues, 30, A'f-ss .
OANNED-Succotash, Lima Beans.
Peas, Salmon, Mackerel.
Lobsters, Pears. Peaches. y
4reen-gsges, Mushrooms, .ft
Trufles, Asparss sus,
faKsERvED- Canton Ginger, Pears, 80 s.
Citron, Pine. apples. a
STRAWBERRIES, Ounces.
Blackberries,
Raspberries, DO.
mE kLL1Es-duava and general assortment.
aHAs-Gunpowder, Imperial, Japan,
SOuohong, and English Breskfas
selected by an expert, and finest
any market. , -. d.
CofFEEs-Mocha. Laguayra, Rio,
.. Ct. Java, Raw and Roasted.
M, ALSO, .i.W ai.,iS
me Downer MINERAL BpERM On. absoIuta.
y chosn safe as candle, brilliant as gas. and
BurnSers BS 90 waH wKeJHoaenei have All the neesssary
wv ~ GEO. SYMMEBS
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~
BosToN ANNRxATzoN EURoRa. In the
Massachusetts, Senate. Saturday. Mr..
Potter introduced q bill' TO arinsx 10 % BSs-
ton ell the territory how comprrissd With.
ih the limits Of West sRoxbnryl Brook!
Line, Brighton. WatertoWn,,lB Belmont,
arlington. M Medfords i, Maiden, Everett,
Oesxlestown, Cambridge, y; Somerville,
Revere and Chelsea. ii The bill, IF Ii
raases the Legislature; cannot take ef-
feot unless accepted by q, majority of the
votes in Boston and thelfplaces to be an
nexed.
:. All Inquest wais held over the body of
Oliver StaleysS o young ooIored man. on.
Iuesday, near Pine Log bridge, Aiken
County.J Friends Of! Staley supposed he
had been poisoned, and demanded q post
nso1ssns examinations, The fact was de-
yeloped that the deceased had made q
wager with another oolored man that he
could drink the larger quantity of whis-
key, and. succeeded in getting away with
seven glasses. one after the other.
ANOTHER KERosENR. HoRRoR.-
George Wacket was burned to death Sa-
:n.asyy, IN franc dwelling as German
town, Philadelphia. She was siok, and
her husband while attending her. acoi-
dentally upaeta ooal-oH lamp. He had
TO- escape: from the window, and was
much injured by the fall. The house
was destroyed. "*N
The cred House," the Oldest building
In Charlotte. n. O., was recently torn
down. Iswas standing when CORVALLIS
naarched Through that. place. The tim
bers were found to be almost as sound as
when the house was bailt-nearly 100
years ago. a iay 'At.,
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Notice of Copartnershiu.

WE. the undersigned. have this day en-
pose pN Of carrying on an extensive CIGAR
AND TOBACCO TRADE. Our means are
ample, and our efforts to please will bo more
tna1 n4E1 doubled. The success OF tho "INDIAN
SlhL since her advent in Columbia has
been unparalleled in the Cigar trade. This
can be accounted for only by the superiority
OF the stock, and tho low prices. at which
&c gsoods "a. arc sold. We hepe for continuation
always strive to deserve. The atyle of , tha
now firm will be PERRY & SLAws0N.
8. ]. PERRY. N IN aI.weo,,
.Tan3
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1000 Acres Of Land. at So Per ACRE.

A Valuable Plantation offered at a Sacrifice.
A FINE PLANTATION, containing A
~ handsome residence and $500 acres OF
land, eitnated on tho Watereo River, about
twenty eight miles from Columbia. and within
few miles Of the Wilmington, Oolumbis and
Augusta Railroad. is now offered for salo at
hye thousand dollars ts5. .OOO.) Before tho
war the place was valued at fifty Thousand
oollars Soil fertile, adapted to tho raising
OF corn. cotton. rico. &o.. and Astounding In
timber In every variety. Besides thedweIiino-
house, It contains out. t.buildings Of various
6inds. Lies partly in Rioliland and partly in
Sumter County. Apply to
RIVERS WRIGHT.
Dec 81 University South Carolina.
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CoalI Coal!! Coal!!!
O27 TONS OF that famous poetioai. An
AOl thraoite COAL is now offered for sale.
Engitsh ton given, Q, ,24O pounds Terms ca sy.
Apply to ~ i'gci.R. A. KEENAN,
Dec "a 1mo@ Coal and Wood Dealer
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Now is the Time.

-CsOOO PRICES over offered In this
country. Will make contracts to deituer af
any time during the oomng season, at present
We pay no rent, pay no interest. do most Of
our work oureelves, do more business with
the same expense than any house In the
State, and can and Dia offer Inducements in
prices. LORIOK 4. TOWRANCE
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-01-18

The purest and freshest drugs and
medicines are to be had at Burrage's
Drug Store, Main street. directly oppo-
site Lacour street. o2-lm
CUTTING l. Co.'s California Canned
fruits, Jellies and Jams are far superior
TO all other brands. For sale by all first
class grOcers. IA = = ~ = q -.lAs
FOX RENT.-The Phoebe Theatre is
now for rent by the night or week.
Prices reasonable.
JAIL S. R. CALHOUN, Prop'r.
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JESSE BEENE, having purchased j.
Rosenthals stock Of fancy goods, fine
pictures, clocks. ETC.. offers them at cost
to clear up for his full stock OF drugs
and fancy goods which are now en- route
from New York. Mr.. Besne's motto
will be quick sales and small profits, and
will open his new place ut the present
Office of Monsieur Cavillier, stock
broker. ial6-tf
Fon THE HoLIpAYs.--P. Heitzelman,
City Jeweler, has just received large
stock Of watches, jewelry, diamonds and
silverware, which he offers to sell cheap.
er than any other house. Call and see
for yourselves before purchasing else
where. ..l. del7-1m
DksIRABLE BUSINESS FOR SALE.-Ow-
ing to my continued bad health I offer
for sale the entire property known as the
Pioneer Soda and Cider Works. Fer
particulars call at the Soda Factory or
address T. G. Carney, Phoebe. ja9tf
At Burrage's Drug Store, Main street,
directly opposite Lacour street, is the
largest and best assortment Of pure drugs
and patent medicines; also perfumery,
fancy goods, paints. oils, turpentine,
lamp chimnies, etc. o2-1m
WILSON & SOLOMON, dealers in cigars,
tobacco. periodicals and stationery, at
Fulks 4 McAlpin's. d5-tf.
New Goops are being daily received at
the Posofice Variety Store. n3O
CIRCULATING LIBaARY at the Postoffice
Variety Store. ..a n3O
DIARIES for 1873 at the Postoffice Va
riety Store. ~ n3O
H. N. BARNES, Notary Public, at the
| Postoffice. y J - rs "a ~ t'A' uSO
| STATIONERY at the Postoffice Variety
Store. ,- st,,. 81 n3O
! Go to Alexantlcr's for your Drugs.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-01-18

Cr CARD. -r4 -yrr . F..
GAN FRANCISCO BEING THE FINANCIAL
- center Of the Pacific Slope, and where CAPT.
talists are always to be found for the purchase
of Mines and Real Estate, the undersigned has
this day associated with himself in business, un-
der the firm name Of GEORGE P. IHRIE 4 CO.,
Mining and Real Estate Agents Of long expert.
ence, for the purpose Of conducting : Mining
Record Office and Real Estate Agency in this city
where parties having mines and real estate for
sale can have the same recorded for the inspec-
tion Of capitalists.
WE DO NOT UNDERTAKE, NOR WILL WE
PASS OPINIONS, upon the value of Mining
property recorded and offered for sale ut our
office-our sole object, in this regard, being to
CONCENTRATE IN SAN FRANCISCO useful
and valuable information concerning the Mines
snd Mining interests Of the Pacific Slope, and to
facilitate the investigations Of capitalists and
parties interested. 90 = r p. 10
Particular attention will be given to Real
Estate matters, confided to our care, and also to
obtaining United States Patents to mining
claims. -HeI
Stocks bought and sold ON commission.
CIRCULARS stating terms, sent by mail, or
application.
gry,s.y GEORGE p. IARIE.
--r. . o. -f- : jal6-lm .T ri - - =
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Notice to Creditors.
Estate ef tsaais xass!as. psessssd,

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE UN.
~ derAiped Executors Of the will OF Dennis
Manning. deceased. to the creditors Of. and all
persons having claims against, the said de-
ceased, to exhibit thsm, with the necessary
vouchers. within ZEN months after the fret pub.
licston Of this nttice, TO the said Executors, at
their residence iri Phoebe. In the county Of Lin.
coin. hlt1.1'HE 0Ia
Dated at fiociss, January 18th, 1919.
te TIMOTHY RfORDA,
1al&-lM E4A DANIEL DRISCOL
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FORWARD DING.
HOGLE q GILLETT,
Wells &c. r. n. r. Nevada.
Forwarding and
Commission Merchants,

. WHOLESALE DEALERS IN tah"'f'
Lumber, Flour, Grain Feed &c.,
A RE PREPARED TO RECEIVE AND FOR.
"A ward goods to Phoebe and intermediate
places With promptness and dispatch and At
Lowest Rates.
Mark Goods Care n. 4 O.. Wells,
Nevada. @etFs d24-u
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They have also Secured the servi-
ces Of First-class Cutter and Filter.
~ NV jal5.tf ..... g.#
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WILMANS' HOUSE

This House 10 now AVN
completed. An entire new
story has been added, with eie.
CANT and comm0dious rooms, u
which may be had by the night
or week. at reasonable rates, furnished or un.
furnished, double and single beds. u#
Our establishment Is now unsurpassed BY any
Hotel In Eastern Nevsda.
With the assurance that our entire attention
will be given to the welfare and comfort Of our
patrons. We respectfully solicit . share OF the
public patronage. d.. WILNANS, Prom
Phoebe, January, 18th. 1871. ja1S-N
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-12-30
NEW YORK.
Arrival OF the Survivors OF the
Vi1glaiuS.
Official Examination Of The Vir'
glRiUS Prisoners.

NEW YORK, December 20.-Captain
Holbrook, ofStatcn Island, whose wife
accused him of marital inidelity, shot
himself fatally,
The United States steamer Junlata,
Commander Blaine, from Santiago &c
Cuba, with one hundred persons,
formerly Of the Yirginius, arrived
here this evening She had strong
northeast gale during five days.
The Juniata will proceed to the Brook
Nn navy yard, where the prisoners
will be transferred to receiving SNIP
No communication will be allowed
with the prisoners nj present
Il is reportsd that the new Attorney
General Of the state has decided noy
TO recognize any bargains made ~ ms
PREDECESSOR with VIM. Garvey touch-
Ing his immunity from prosecution IN
consideration Of his turning states
evidence believing all such bargains
IN he contrary to good morals ana
sornd pnhlic policy. The detectives
watch every movement OF GarVey anu
Will arrest him if he attends to leave
VA disnatch. dated at Montreal on the
o-th Ind received in this city yeSter-,
doy saws "Gcnct, under the name OF .,
George 7 Jackson, passed through
here last night. and went to Toronto
to.Iav.1 The friends of Genet say ne
Mil return to this city within tWo
"ncks and surrender himself that he
is in Canada and is only waiting TO ar
rouge certain matters before ms return,
J9cob Male died yesterday OF WOUNDS !,
inflicted by n highwayman IN Ne""'N
v" The Tribune says when the JunIala
arrived to-day District Attorney Bliss
Win three assistants, and Comhlls1
sioner Davenport, with a number o OF
s,o',o and an interpreter
h'oarIed her and began an Official eA-
animation of the Nirginius prisoners
1 ~ proceedings are kept a secret.
irbe Herald correspondent on W. w
r, Iio avs some OF the Virglni'l7,
ou'i' al Santiago were competed
in fc.fiN at the point of the sword allu ,.
ttyT'r .e, with instant death il they
' .,iI to answer questions in court III
.cn,e cases soldiers pointing Dayone''
nj their breasts.
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nAHRhra nyqEiloU,ru,

NEW ORLEANS, December a0. Cot
ton active, Sales 1880 bales. Medium
and low grades cheaper h,.hur
grades dearyr; good ordinary toulvt
good ordinary l3.Wlllg low mllNug
To strict low mMdliug ll.Wle.y mi.
ding To strict middlug la0ld.g good
middllug l,ulIic. Receipt. since
saturday 23aS bales, iApo.l go
Great Britain 9ll1 bales. Stock 1ll .l3J
bales uusold 10000 hgiu
Gold 9i@lO. Sight discount. Store
lugl9,
LIVERPOOL December ~ Cotton
UplNnds, nothing below goodo.dinay,
shipped January and February, $3.50;
do, nothing below low mlldiiugs,
shipped November 81; d0, deliverable
December, S5i do do deliverable Jau-
uary, 81,
NEW NouE December Co.tou
net receipts S,2, gross l0is. Cotton
l6imlG}. Moupy sou Sterling quiet
and steady atO Gold weaker on uc-
count Of the Treasury payWuul ut
l0Ul0l. The ub-lru.Uw pUil out
Sl,5J0,UOO coin for JanuaYs interest
without rebate, to-day lie also paid
out So 400 in gold for interest,
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HERE AND THERE,
The Engineers Siglke...Traill
Fired IntO.
Troops Sent 10 LOganspOFt to
Quell q BLOT.
Attempts to Throw Trains OF the
Track.
The Strike Denounced by the
Grand Chief Engineer.
The Railroad Officials Refuse to
Compromise,

COLUMBUS, o., December @,--No
particular trouble from the engineers
strike. County sherifts are being sup
piled with ammunition.
INDIANAPOLIS, December "a
train on the Pittsburg, Cincinnati and
st. Louis Railroad left the Union depo'
this evening at G:3O O'Clock, in charge
of Harvey Vance, an engineer not Il
member of the union. Before INC
train reached the outskirts OF ihe cl!y
Il shot was fired which took eiieGI III
Vance's arm, inficting slight ie5l
wound. The shot was tired BY sum n
ing engineer whose name could not DC
learned Several policemen were on
board the engine ut the time ana lhe
man was arrested. No trains nave
gone East on the Pittsburg, Clncihlla'i.
and St. Louis Railroad to-day, ana
none have arrived up to SIX o cioch'
There has been one train eacll way vi
the Louisville road to-day. Ihcfe Wi'S
a call from Logansport for assistance ,i''
to quell a disturbance there, anu . w"
companies, numbering 10y men, Wei
sent out by the indianapolis, Peru alu !.
Chicago Railroad under command ,'i
General Dan McCuliey. They WIZ
reach Logansport tonight. a ttaln
from Chicago for Richmond went over
the road to-day, but did not stop At
Logansport. q, 7,he
FoRT MONROE, December 2J.- ,lIl.,
United States steamer Po"hi,,'ah ,., Az,
Key West, arrived to day. enc wi" H.
orders from the navy department. ''''o
had rough voyage. %
:. AIoRRIsTOwN, Pa, December ~
Rev. Father Maher, OF Saint PalriicH5
Catholic Church of this place, , ~
suddenly this morning oil h'"'
disease. c.ti
HARRISBURG, Dec. %. State Collj ~.
tutional Convention adjourned "He u.,'
after receiving and counting tne wa. Wa
and requesting the Governor 10 i l'1"t
proclamation declaring the coiiS ,a,t
ton i'm force after January ilTs,' NJ ,r,c
CINNCINNATI, December 21'--i.,
Pacific express train of the fehilss, =
yania Central Railroad left New o ~.
on Christmas and was delayed OH ti'e
road at Dennison, Ohio, wheIc "
sheriff boarded thetrain, win p'3hl
for protection. At COumDia' III ~.
eastern suburbs of this city, al n l,5
night, il ran into an open sWi w.,
struck some cars on the SUIT. iI IN.
smashing the engine slightly ANU ar
juring the engineer. The pa7sene
reached this city safely. % Tbe
CLEVELAND, o., December -s-,,h hd
following communication Is iurn urn 10
the agent of the Associated press y
night;
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t"e ,lri.o uou IN oprmti.n or al.
~" ny lluea of Iho pcuuyNanR I,II.
.pp"l company D. n direct yiolnfl,y w.
we iula5 ot tho Brotherhood MI / ,,,.
"'ullNe Engineers, Aly nlyi,e +,
gl'Iy lnemherol lAe Botherhopd tbnt
'''n quil WORK on account OF theFlrlAo.
~ w 10 10 work az once, aud tD u.e
ur'I3 lNilonco Mtholrp0Werto lniDrr
Ml persons engaged In tho strike IA No.
fuu'' "''A aud dvs.st from auy mo,
r ,','''' W'll' Hecumpluy property ur
i'''N' ~ my opinion no dish0nor win
w. a.''',',ltd 10 any man who accepts A
n''uillon nom tho Pennsylvania Rail.
' IiS, company during their present
"'''oui'y' CHARLES WILSON,
Grand Chief Engineer
,John Ferohnbach, President of Inc
n'uolllls.s and LoaksmithB lnlpra.
i'ohal Unlon ha issued orders instruct
lng inc mombow OF that order 10 No.
lIdll nom assocIg.ing with the lopo.
hl99tlYe engineers IN their strike.
COLUMBUS o., December ~. Two
hundred of The striking engineers arc
assembled, Letters were rend from
lhe engineers Of other roads rendering
hNIl lheirpay The meeting resolved
10 stand firm, The brotherhood are
opposed TO resorling TO force to prevent
olhera aom working the engines.
ViNolENArL O., December 20.-The
best engineers express regret 1T the
a..rlRe, but don't ask to be taken back.
Ihe Ilremen are returning TO work.
me officers hope to ran the road to its
lull capaclly by Wednesday. The
Waichman at Logonsport adjusted a
misplaced switch barely in time to
save a passenger train, full of people,
which passed by at twenty-five miles
an hour
TheolliccrJsay they wlllnot compro.
mise.
PTEnrRGn, December 20.-At Il
meeting Of the engineers of Allegheny
CITY it was resolved to stand out.
INDIANAPOLIS, December 20. The
train which left here for L0gansporl
with Luops was detached and the
soldiers marched to Logansport, where
all isnow quiet The passenger aud
mail pass rs usual,
CINCINNATI, December %. The New
Aort night EXPRESS train from Pitts
buIgh To Cincinnati on the Pittsburgh,
Cincinnati and 81. Louis Railway, due
here at $50 yesterday, arrived at II
o'clock last night. At Cadia, o., he.
,Ween Sand 9 o'clock Saturday night
the train ran into misplaced switch,
but fortunately escaped serious dam
age. soap had been placed in the tank
1t Columbus from which the lOcomo-
tive took wator, rendering the water
lniit for making steam, exposing the
locomotive TO danger of explosion, and
'ausing delay at London, where steam
was blown OF, and the water in the
boiler and the tender removed.
NEW ORLEANS, December 29.---The
Window committee have gone down
he river to the proposed site Of the
Fort S. Phillip Canal, and will return
lcre tomorrow, The residences at
Nos. 4}l TO 53j Administration street.
we're burned. loss Sl5,O0O.
The steamer City ofGalveston hence
or New York, ran into Il cotton laden
hip on Southwest bar damaging the
PIPER works Of the ship. The steamer
to sea.
Boston, December 20.---At Lynn,
his morning John Colan and rhoma,
iately,principals in the late prize tight
{ Sangus, We're held each in 5000 bail
o appear OF Thursday next for eXami-
Iati0n.
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The LATEST NEWS.
FOREIGN AFEAYRg.
Spain VIII Demand Restitution
ana indemnify.
RumOrCd Removal Of Butcher
BnrPleI.
The Spanish Government In.
vests JOVellar with Extra.
ordinary Powers.
The appointment of Mr. Gushing
FavOrably Received by
the SDanlGrdS.
Death of a Prominent French
Politician.
Death Of q Prominent French
Politician.

MADRID, December o0.-Castelnr
Salmeron and Figueras held confer.
ence yesterday. The Correspondence
thinks that it viii result In A
complete agreement, butthc Impartial
and Diaro say that an understanding
is impossible, The reports are reltera-
ted that the Spanish Goyemmet re.
qures of the United States the reslitu-
ton Of the Nirginius and payment OF
indemnity.
PARIS, December 20.--The civil
burial Of Francisco Hugo took place
to-day. Louis Blanc delivered the
funeral Grafton. Victor Hugo and all
the leading radicals Of Paris were
present.
BERLIN, December 2).--Tho cond'-
ton Of the lGmpcrors health to-day ls
very satisfactory
HAVANA, December 2).--Tho 'N02
de CuSa says it is rumoycd that Gem
eral Burreil has been relieved of the
command of the Eastern Department
by orders from Madrid.
The appointment Of Mr. Cushing rs
Minister of the United States to Spain
is favorably received here, The Span
iards are loud in expressions Of salts
faction at the resignation Mr.. Sickles,
whom they charge with instigatng
many of the intestine troubles on the
Peninsula.
The Madrid government has not
only refused to accept the resignation
of Jovellar, which was forwarded on
the 4th instant, but has granted him
extended and extraordinary powers.
The nature Of these powers are not yet
known, but it is supposadthey embrace
authority to declare the island in state
of siege should the Captain General
find it necessary. The home govern.
ment also offers additional reinforce
mentS.
ROME, December 23,--French Min
lister Fournier presented letters Of
recall to Victor Emanuel and left Italy.
PARIS, December 20-Teu thousand
people followed Francois Hugo to the
grave,
France has given Germany satislac'
tory assurance relative to the hostile
pastorals Of the French bishops.
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N''"'0'W m .l-oWII'a

p"',WpaHu M. .u.uUUi4
hri' u.. .N.
m NH u.yn Hs.u.|. ..lu 600 u1I-
,aN mHt 'III ul .uaau.... utU.g
Nuu4.us %. NuH '0.... .lt uIl Hp
,efh hy th, CoI'ogor0. tlt porte and
I,lo.lgd ny tne puulc Atmuw 10 Hc-
coW4uce with Instructions Wlotiy lore
|arded to thmo uNl., ZION Judicial
investigation it .sthupu,huyy H md
% r.' .Irr ullNhDlnE Nn. t.HNII ht
.o,d' uud lHnUH.ui.W ,hp .,t uN
To i.t Nuilrl 5ltp .HuWl make
no. eW.m tu lhgYO u', WliiaAv hoUld
II la positively certain .lat our gOypn-
menl would not entertain such claims,
The repor, Chat tho Spanish govern
mont rrquIrwof thv lu,tpi States tho
resolution of the Nigu.W end tho
plymptuf indemnify p. not believed
ln official quarters
The President hu approved lhO hIll
removing thcpuli,IoU jlsbi..t,tt ut ~,
n, liaryie Thomas q. ll.ocl, anI ban.
lei lngg Of Virginia aud john n,
Reagan, Of Texas
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WASHINGTON.
Williams, Nomination Likely TO
Die in the Committee.
Orders for the Seizure Of lhe
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

w,eulyqrox, December @.- line
VA. " a. ~ committee have e5a,lineu
JUaioia,}, ,, So regarding Williams,
~ Z. Iiiii and Falls, OF the ATTORNEY
5Mi e,e.s'r otiicc, and Represenia.i,l.s',v,
Nesmith. III impressl,3,ii !, AZ in the
Hat 4 the nomination viii ore ~ nrders
c c,,u, unless the sena.e :. o awk-
i tS''rlii to report. The situation Is avn
ward. M estimates for inn
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FOR SALE.

Four and quarter acres of land, with fine
improvements, ~ miles southeast OF Court
II ause, near Central depot. Price low and
terms easy. Apply 10
JOHN HENRY BROWN d SON.
ALSO.
Lots improved and unimproved, In all
parts of the city.
Valuable lots on Elm street cheap--one-
half cash-one half on time.
ALSO,
Ten paid up shares OF City Rrllroad stock.
Apply to
JOHN HENRY BROWN q SON.
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-12-30
WAR DBCbAR5D AID CUBA INVADED
Nav be the uliineium Of Congress, hui
the
nTcxas TEcadquaI'fers'
Have been established IN
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And an the merchants 2f thls city and tho
.,,tirt NORTHERN BELL arr resolved lo
M, ,nii.on,,ersand lothe sandwich ANUS wiiri,
right here, u their y,r{ a2aT, HEY can get
ig1.to, and shipping Stencils, Ranking
al Niar.ariila stamps, Notary aud NIslu-
~ e,i Prrs.os Bmnds iDr touring Niliis,
1ihi.an S.,lf-iltius stamps, ltuhbF sinmpa
nlg-pS tiusin.- WHEELS. "tiem' type rrtsas
nI1 ~. neil Pilates. Door Plates and House
el, l,u,,,l..rs conductors and p0rtgrs' Badges
pain and Round brass Alphabets, Catriage-
l,,siiars plates, MI sizes stamped Ribbons
XII s,,,mrs IN new. Engraving ia Script
Do,nan or Gothic Address
''Bryant's stamp Depot"
o,sdsodsm Dallas, Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-12-30
FOR SALE.

Several beautiful lots on Main street, neai
the Market. Price luw-hnlf cash, half In
six or twelve months.
ALSO,
Five and one-hnlf acres one and hall
miles Northeast OF the Court house,. mics
pos, oak land--hnlf cash, hall ON time. This
is an admifnble place for an orchard OF
dairy. Apply nj once TO
JOHN HENRY BROWN n SON
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