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WHOLE NUMBER 1889.

Hopes are entertained that the greater pOr-
tlon OF the cargo will be saved. The vessel
Is still IN the same position, the bow aud
masts being out of the water.
Statements are made that the crew OF the
ship pIundered the dead bodies One in
stance Is related of wretch who mutiIated
the hand OF a lady to obtain a diamond
ring on her finger. Her body and that of
MRS. tIscneT, OF Vermont and Miss Merri5t,
OF Chicago, were washed ashore Yesterday
ana lay side by side among the Others The
BODIES Will be forwarded to their respective
homes. One woman passenger was con.
fined only SIX hours before the disaster.
Two men reported saved-whOse names
are unknown-have arrived here. Thov
are James Bates Of London, England. and
Edward Mills, OF Belfast, Ireland
New YORK, April 4.-The report of one
of the officers Of Liverpool steamer lately
arrived condemns the crew shipped from
Liverpool. Most of the men are said to
have come from the wOrkhouse, aud only
five of the fifty shipped as able Bodied sea.
men could do duty. The officers were com
PEELED 70 do the sailors work, and will rs-
fuse to go 10 sea again with the same crew.
1t Is thought that false report must
have been made 10 the captain of the
Atlantic. as regarded the amount of coal
on board.
Weather cloudy and cold; wind northwest.
New YORK. April misunderstanding
Virgo.
LIVERPOOL. April i-Arrived-RoyaI
Standard. Snomi, Nile. Dubernuakj, from
New Orleans: Gurona, j. B. Dufus. from
Charleston; Board, from Galveston.
QUEENSTOWN, April 4.-Arrived-Steam-
ship Cuba. from New York
NEW YORK. April t.-The brig Hattie B,
of Boston, arrived this morning from Pro-
gresso. She has on board the captain and
crew OF the English bark Their, totally
lost on the coast. 100 miles east of Progresso,
on The tenth of March. The latter was
from Havana for Falmouth. with a cargo of
guauo. The vessel was owned in England.
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CRIME.

Mcdonnell, the Bank of England FOf gen
A Murderer Utterly Frustrated - tIo
"eepr Bitterly aud neither Eats nor
sleeps BidweIi Identified by De-
tecIives-Bnnk Note FOrscrs Arrested
at Rome.
Naw YORK. Apr.: "A writ Of habeas
corpus was granted today, returnabs on
Monday next. IL :ayor Of Mcdonnell, the
alleged foIger OF the Bank of Eng land notes,
on the ground that the conspiracy 70 de-
fraud is not covered by the extradition
treaty.
|: is stated that several other packages
of notes sent mere to the care 0! Jaw Cooke
& Co, by B.dwell have been seized.
The prisoner Nixon remains perfectly
Frustrated IL bis cell at the Tombs, and is
only kept up by stiuulanta. He neither
eats nor sleeps, bat lies on his bed weeping
bitterly, and seems deaf to all consolation
offered by his friends. His wife was with
him this afternoon, and tue scene was most
painful. Unless some change takes place,
1t is believed that he can not live I'LL the
time fixed for his execution.
HAVANA, April Am Ametican detective
has arrived here and identified Bid well,
flnNTTEurn IN uIluru
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-05

VALUABLE Fourth DISTRICT PROPERTY
AND INSURANCE SCRIPs AT AUCTIoE.-
Messra. Nash & Hodgson, auctioneers, sell
at twelve o'clock NJ. to-day, at the st.
Charles Auction Exchange, for account Of
the success;oRs OF DR.. NJ. M. Dowler and
Alexander Norton, valuable property, on
Rosseau street, near the Sorapuru market,
and insurance scrips, See the advertise
mepts.
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A--OYYRy GRrRgAL's OPgICR.
State of Louisiana.
EeV Orleans ADril 4 1873.

New Orleans April T. l313.)
Hon Antoine Duoucie:. State Treasurer:
SIR-In answer TO your inquiry. Has the
Auditor of Public Accounts, under section
I76 Revised Statutes, any authority to
cancel or otherwise deface any warrant,
previous to its payment or receipt by the
State Treasurer ?" have to say that, upon
examination of the laws, find no authority
for the cancellation of warrants by the
Auditor; but if the tax collectors choose to
exhibit their warrants to the Auditor, and
he chooses to mark them in any way, it is
my opinion that you can not legally object
10 receiving them on that account.
Respectfully. A. P. FIELD.
Attorney General,
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IMPORTANT TO TAX COLLECTORS.
Warrants Cancelled by the Auditor Will
be Received by the Treasurer.

The following information has been fur.
nished Is by the State Treas urer:
STATE OF LO-IsTAYA.>
Treasurer Office.
New Orleans, April 1, 1873. }
The attention OF tax collectors is called
20 the subjoInei correspondence between
the Attorney Genera! and the State Treas.
uTe-.
In conformity with the views expressed
by the Attorney Genera. l will receive in
payment in the treasury such warrants only
as are made receivable tor licenses and
taxes. provided they are clothed with
proper formalities and there be no injunc.
tons pending in the premises, and l will
act without reference to their being can.
ceieG or not Cancelled bv the Auditor.
i. DUBCCLET, State Treasurer.
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BY TEL E GRAPH .
LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS

LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS
UNsTAMPED TOBACCO SEIZURES
WITHDRAWING ALCOHOL IN BOND
4 LION.TAMER LACERATED
FIGHTING THE GOLD CLIQUE
Grief of Il Murderer.
~ CHAPTER OF CRIME
BUDGET OF FOREIGN NEWS
MORE ABOUT THE ATLANTIC
CARE FOR THE SURVIVORS
LOSS OF AN ENGLISH BARK
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President OF the Board of H
THE CITY WATERwORKs.

We regret sincerely tha: we can not give
oEr teiiow-citlzens good account OF tne
city N&terworks. and we further fear that
anything We might say here on this subject
will serve as naught. Certain 1t is, how
ever. that the Waterworks reservoir Is in
sufficient to furnish az adequate supply OF
water to the city. One-haIf of this re5er'
volr has been destroyed owing to detective
construction and there are fears that the re-
naming half may soon meet with the same
tate. A large portion of the Third and
Fourth Districts is u1provided with pipes;
therefore the supply Of water is deficient,
although the citizens of these localities
contribute largely to tho maintenance OF
the Waterwerks.
We have made the necessary inquiries
to ascertain whether this condition will not
be remedied soon, but our success has been
very limited. The answer which we have
everywhere received has been "that the
city dad no money at present for Improving
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CIGARS.
FOR SALE.

EOR sALE...'..'......'''''''''foh sALh'
GROCERY STORE fully stocked with choice
groceries wines and liquors, in an eligible loca-
ton and doing thriving business Also lease OF
building. Address &C." at Republican Office.
ep9It
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2, s, MARSHAL'S SALES.

James Quinn ct nj. vs.. steam TUG hnGsle,
he. tackle etc.-In the United states Distt4ct
Court District of Louisiana, No ~ loo: -. -.
TOY WRITE OF A WRIT OF NENDIElONl EA,,
ID .onas to me directed in the above entitled l
aGNDAT April : 1873 at twelve o'clock NJ, at he
entrance 70 :he CustomhOuse, on Cana stLeet. De-
tween Peters and Old Levee, IN tins city .,-
tackle etc as -he now lies at Berwick CITY. pa:.
:ih .. ~. Mary, state OF Louisiana.
Te.ms-Cash on the spot. . r,. s..
Uu,,-d States Marshals office. New Orleans. aTSs
jay ii Apc,.. ISIS. p,Cv,pn
,n,,- United States Mars2sl
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looNTLNUED ON HIGHIA PAGE.l
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MISCELLANEOUS.
HNARPAULINs .TARPAL LINs.
c. Fl. ALLEN CO..

z. n.
No. 81 New LeVee street.
Keep always on hand a large assortment Of TAR.
PACLISS which they will hire to merchants f0r
covering mere chandise on the evee, and viii pay
all damage accruing 70 goods when their Tarpau-
Inns and men are employed to protect the same
All orders for Shipping, Railroads. Cotton
Presses, or any persons requiring Tarpaulins will
address orders to SAMUEL BROOK which will be
promptly attended to. mh4 BIN
NOTICE.-AN ASSOCIATION UNDER THE
~ title OF the Southern Publishing Company
was authorized by an act passed before Edward
Hogan, public notary in the city OF New Orleans,
OF date the seventh day OF December, 1859 The
capital stock of this company was never sub
scrlbed. 1t has no assets, and the term for which
its officers were appointed expired one year from
tLe date of its incoTpOrat on stated. This com
pany has, then, no Organization assets, aud no
legal respOnsi bility.
W. NJ. Burwell, named in the act and articles of
Incorporation as president OF the Southern Puo
l;shiDg COmDanv mL20 law At
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Grief of n Murderer
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UNsTAMPED TOBACCO SEIZURES
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specia, attention paid to altering muzz.e to
breach leaders AM repairing firearms of ali kinda.
-ag6 "
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BUDGET OF FOREIGN NEWS
MORE ABOUT THE ATLANTIC

CARE FOR THE SURVIVORS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-05

\ CHAPTER OF CRIME
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FIGHTING THE GOLD CLIQUE
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WITHDRAWING ALCOHOL IN BOND

4 LTON.TAMER LACERATED
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"a nanici Come To Judgment.''-
Learned in The law. Doctors Hli disagree and
theyexed question Of tho impurty OF the
waterwo drink. the air We breathe and tho
food VIC cat, will contnnc as. long al VIC live.
The only safeguard is to havo n remedy. For
Impurities of blood VIC recommend Que OF tho
pest blood purifiers in tho worlI-fIF!-
NlISilS QUEENS DELIGHr. TO prrifv
inc Liver, use the Blood and Liver Pills. For
impurities OF tho Bowels, Uso the Rose Cor
dial. For aaio or!ra! !IEIHITSJJ,S
JU!?2 ,u.s;.oyc
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Is Thoroughly snHpiied with POWER
fKESoES oi Ike --latest improvement;
NPE Of vasicos grades and styles, from
orc loot to the fiitieth part Of an inch in
size; BORDERS. CUlS; Black, Colorcd
and Transfer INK PAPER AMI CARDS.
TIE proprietor is practical printer,
and employs The most skilled men in the
profession; oil work is executed at short
est notice possible, in the latest and best
styles. md of New York prices. CALL
az! EXAMINE SPECIMENS Of
], 2, ) and 4 Sheet Posters. Hand-hills,
Programmes, PAMPHLETS, Bills Of Fare,
Circulars. Briefs, Dodgers, Flyers.
Letter Heads, Bill Heads Checks,
Horse bills, Receipts. Labels,
Railroad blanks, Legal Blanks,
Tags. Cards Of a.! kinds ard sizes-
Wedding. Visiting, Business, Show,
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Mills House Sale Stab,eS
SponEes. Sponges. Ennnrss

RNiH!%G, GLOVE. Carria.r. Kr,t.C,ac,,.
- I"i'c'. 'irass. Wool, Slate, Icnud.a
An,nr's. Il, .v,ry variety. for sale chc.p y;
N'.! . i,i!Hl rSii'., DING STO,;i..
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N"'hi"$ il Great unicsa II be good. Tho
= tec'.'s Do!ight' i. good; therefore, il IS
.Ttdt. 'H'r'hs Delight !. great, bit iic:ni,Ah
II create. !cr tuar he nst.- : n good and a
SrGa; m"!l".:lt. Nuy3.
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Home Stomach Bitters.

Il BITTERS are compounded from the beat
Tonics and Aro,aatics Of The Materiu Wedicu.
and are Invaluable in cases Of Dyspepsia and
Indigestion. Tho ingredients used in their
which they belong, being highly ionic, stimu.
tant, stohsaciic, ca'7ninalire and Sligliiy lara.
hce. They arc used by tho most celebrated
physicians in tho South and West in Mcir
prtuate practice. and tndoreed by celebrated
chenlistsiand professors in ST. Louis, Chicago.
pittsbnrg and Cincinnati. For sale at ti,c
Drug Storca of DR.. l.. L. Jackson and W. 9.
FISHER, ard by JOHN AGNEW g. SON,
June lS Wholesale Agents
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d AIN TIES !!

AS FOLLOWS:
40ICKLED FULTON MARKET ROUNDS.
= put M to order by Ferris ~ 20
Davis Diamond Hams, anu any number of
'ierces on hand, and to arrive. at rdiculously
low prices.
Smoked Tongues. enormously large.
Sugar-Curcd strips, small il. size, low in
in prico.
Smoked Beef, tho excellence of which TO
superlative in the language can express.
WINES AND LIQUORS.
II wero useless, gentle reader, to cxpa,iatc
upon these; trial alone can demonstrates
their excellence. Eeg TO add, however, that
in this department. the FREE LIST IL sus.
pended.
Parched Java and Mocha G COFFEES. aiways
fresh Full stock Raw CoHces, Rio. Sc.
English and French Pickles.
Preserves and JcilicH in variety
And, as the dry goods folks say, AN cndle A
supply OF spring and summer funcy and ata-
PIE GROCERIES.
Please call and inspect. VIC lever press
Eou to purchase, especially if you want to
Ouy ODD redt. GEO. SYAlAIEI.S
iietnitsh's Greut Pm, tEr Liver Pill
Turtles tho Blood. curcs Liver Complaint,
Sick Headache, Bilious Complaints. Try
'Acm' Don't sutf. i: En? moro. Nav3.
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Railroad Bonds.

haIIrOaU BoNdH.
CHAR, COL. &, AUGUSTA r. r. CO.,
TREAsCRER's OFFICE,
COLUMBIA, 8. c., June 27, 1878.
THE COUPONS on Bonds Of this Comnanv.
l. which become due on FIRST JULY noxt'
Will DC paid at tho office of nj. K. Jesup &
Co., in New York; at Central National Bank
IN TINS olty; at tho First National Bank OF
charlotte, N. O., or at the Office OF John j,
Cohen q Sons, in Augusta, Ga.
Juno n 5 @. BOUKNIGHT, Trea sr1ror
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CAPTAIN JACK

VII A&A4AN OASN
HAS gained reputation by blooly deeds
Ill The '1NDIAN GIRL" has established
one by giving smOkers all opportunity oil
saving their money by dealing with a store
that makes specially al CIGARS. And
whilst the one will be
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Prepare for the Fourth!
n OLARET, on draught, this morning.
Also, Port, Sherry, Madeira aud Malaga
Wines, al OF best quality, for sale low, by
July 2 II. nj. GIBH0N.
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APPROXIMATIONS FOR ALL!

IN COLUMBIA. SOUTH CAROLINA.
- AN 4 it.Jrso
'*;s;;s; s s,s x.:<as.;'
~as..:s: & 81 IS suss
Tue PHOENIX is tie Oldest Daily Papc-
in tho State, and has been regularly
issued since March, 1865.
TIE LATEST INTELLIGENCE,
By Telegraph md Mails, from oil parts
Of the World; together with
COMMERCIAL AND MARKET REPORTS:
Besides we'll selected MISCELLANEOUS and
READ1Na MATTEE, OF i,l.crest to every.
body, will be found in these publications
THE EDITORIALS
Are carefully prepared, by competent
writers; while special attention is given
THE LOCAL DEPARTMENT..
Taken as whole. no DErTEn INVEST
MEST can be made, than O subscription
to ono or the other of these publications.
The following are tho
TERMS FOR SIX MONTHa
Daily PHGSK. .S4.O0
Tri-Weekly Q so
Weekly G1RANER (4S columns). 1 so
These papers were the first issued in
Columbia, in 1865, after it's partial de-
struction, and have been regularly pub.
lished ever since. They
CIRCULATE EXTENSIVELY
Throughout the middlean upper Coun-
ties OF the State, aud are excellent
MEDIUMS FOR ADVERTISING.
The PHGN1x has greater circulation
through the upper part of South Caro-.
lima Man any othe'' daily paper published
in The Stafe. Merchants and others will
fad its columns an admirable means cf
communication with the people Of the
entire up-country. Advertising rates are
reasonable and equable. Send adyer.
sisements marked with the number of
times they are to be inserted, and they
will be stopped upon the expiration of
the time; and not continued "to FIJI up."
Office on Richardson Tor Main) street,
batween Taylor and Blanding.
JULIAN A. SELBY, Proprietor
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Citizens Savings Bank Of s. C.
A IL SAVINGS DEPOSITS made in this
"a Bank on or before the 9Th day of each
calendar month will bear interent for that
month as If deposited on tho 1st instant.
July 5 J. O. B. SMITH, Asst Cashier.
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Notice.

H, Notice..
EHAVE again opened my MEAT SHOP, at
l. corner OF Camden and Henderson streets.
OF the citizens. J. M. DENT
July 1'H
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Italy is afflicted with egftssions. The
King threatengto abdicate; the Ministry
are ia o5n.::c.toa., the people are ai4sti;
pointed that:the Pope did not did, and
now an earthquake has put Ia an appear
ance, shaking things to pisces at d, fear
full rate, A church at Tiletto, about
thirty -four miles, from Venice; was de-
stroyed yesterday, and thirty eight per-
sons were killed. Fourteen persons
we're killed in other places, and a good
deal Of damage was done. In fact, old
mother earth seems to have grown un:
csualfy restive under the rule Of the pre-
sent Italian Government.
Anxiety is beginning to be manifest in
regard to the safety Of whereabouts Of
Paul B. DuChailiu, who is reported
missing. It appears that Mr.. 'DuChaillu
went early last winter to Sweden and
Norway, with view of exploring and
describing the extreme North Of Soandi-
navia in the depth OF winter. He has
not been hoard from for several months,
even by his most iutimate friends und
correspondents, all Of whom evince
much uneasiness at Mr. DuChnillu's
mysterious absence md unaccountable
silence.
q Chio,go paper protests against tho
opening up of the questions as to who
discovered America, while the great pro.
b!em Who is the author of "Betscy aud I
are Out" remains unsettled.
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Another Laurel to the Crown"

|nF tho already well-oarnod glory and dis.
" tinction OF DR.. Heinitah, for tho worth
and merit Of his famous medicine, "THE
QUEENS DELIGHT" letter lust received
really claimed for 1t. It is worth to me moro
than gold or tho treasures OF weaith--it ia
health to NO." No medicine like it. It will
euro almost every disease to which tho body
body, at oncc to go to Dr. Heinitsh's store and
Try bis medicines. The Queens Delight
BLOOD and Liver pills. Chill Cure, Fever Cure,
are e all for sale at his store, opposite PnGN1x
olnce. June 2G+
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AN the Breakfast, Luncheon, Dinner
~ and Supper Table, LEA l. PERKINS,
BILE. JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS, New York.
Oct 70 t1y Agents for tho United States.
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The Georgia Gin,

1HO 0CU1 8 Ia OIu.
nN entering our fifth season With these
~ GINS, We have only to eny, that in
EVERY case parties who havo bought them
or seen them used have been DELIGHTED
with them, and pronounce them the DEST
they have any knowledge of.
we GUARANTEE them to Gin as clean RIM
as LlGET. GIN as FAST and turn ont as
GOOD SAMPLE as ANY GIN THAT IS
MADE. Please order early. so ns to avoid
aisappolntncnt. Catalogue and reference
forwarded on application.
LORICK Il LOWRANCE.
June Il Sole Agents IOr,South Carolina.
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CONVICTED OF

I!eachtry and meet felon' s doom, the other
will receive the r!autlit. of her Gu stomere,
and be Eailed ~ tho QIccn OF Luxury. Never
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TIE BURNING OF COLUMBIA

Have dcvotccs Of th" W. cd had such an op-
portnnty a. this Little Favori,e" now offers
"A small FIGARO" 1T 3 so per hundred;
brand inur Tor twrnty.tiv cents equal to
any rctni:t'l i'll he citE 81 ten cents junc 2I
, 1873-08-26
RAILROAD NEWS.


TIE WlHCOSHIH LaND"uthaIs
Tho Wisconsin Railroad Company hayo tom
aored to Gov. Washburn bond of 125.000.
"iq,lidated damages" that they will construct,
according TO tho requirements of tho statuto, tho
Chippewa Valley Nailroad tho St. Croix Il su-
perior Railroad, and tho Monroe Extousion Rail-
road, and to rocaivo tho St. Croix lan,l.grant in
caao 1t shall bo confirmed to the stato 1t will
ho rocoloeted that tho former ofror Of tle Com
pauy was ponal bond OF $300,000 to hold tho
Btato harmlneB aA RgainBt all damage which 1t
might incur by, rcaaon Of failuro Of the Com
pany to build tho road. Tho bond now
nirsrod il for liluiaatod damages as
required by tho uovornor; or, Ill other
worda. it il confeshiou Of Judgment by tho
amount Of money into tho stato Treasury In
caBo tho Company fails to build tho road wlctlor
the State GatG tEo laIl-grant or not. IL is un-
doratood BY ell tho parties intoreBtetl that tln
offer will Lo satisfactory to the people on all tho
luoH of railroad which the WisconHin ]lnilway
rowa Valley, Mt Menomlnoo, IN the ST: croix
Valley, and on tho line OF the Monroe Exton-
sion, tho universal opinion ls oxprosHod tllat tho
security IL abundant. md ought to bo accepted
pass tho and-Erant question out uf pollticu, and
leave 1t a pure bislnuss matter botWoon tho
Company and tl.n State.
HlGIlLy COMPLEMENTARY
VI nnoflcan Ingenuity tlero ID 10 Ond. Whom
everything sccncd to layo boon dous TINT h,l-
man stnnrsnoss could doylHe to ntizo tho brit.
i0h author, soano Eonila unknown lns Lit upon
plan for distributing the noEleHt works Of
English literature throughout tho Unitoa HtntoH
in alct why thns they ca,, hardly .bo said to
have amy price at oil. Tho Oilrlal Guido Of tile
Chicago & Alton Railroad IL not only local
Drutlshaw, but "Monthly Nopriut," TO ths
ctlHtolnn,y time tables aro added, from month tc
month, largo portlonA Of tho work OF Aomo great
nnthor; antl thosn portions are no printed thai
tloy mny bo casily detached from tho Inuro com,
ulcrcial mattor ard rebound for tho library
And, what is more, the book thus made up vii
bo one of which no library mood 10 ashamed
Gno now cnst, tLo printing III clear
thcro IL MI olcgant abundance of titles
balf-tlsles. aud dedication pages, aud the lugo
, 1873-08-26

Quite little ripple Of excitement has been
cren ted among Omaha rnerchnntd. md lii foct
among nil n,orc!,auta wost of this city, by, tho
recent honyy reduction Of freight chargca from,
Now YORK to Qrnaha. Upon reliable authority
we today announce tho fact TINT gooda can ho
shipped from Now York to OmAha for GO conts
por 100 pounds, whorean the former ratio from
Chicago to Onlala WAS 75 cents por 100 pounds.
How this reduction was brought about. md for
what roason, onnnot yot bo csplafnod.--o Omaha
Hlat
, 1873-08-26
AGENTS WANTED.


A tKNTH WANTED-hiTN IN EVERY TOWN
~ onunty, and Btato; biggest change syor oifsrsd +
mako uonsy. pnr aticles Io" and sS VI sight.
don't fall % call Al " lInat alg,lisnayt nnpN 3.
, 1873-08-26
NEW SUITS.

THE CmoC1r CouRT.-9, e29-Willia,u Il. Qutrk Y.
ronnsyyan1a Company, 1ittsh4re Fort Waynn & Chi,
s0 y es,e oapsny az sFesSl 15Sa
Hahn y Albert O. 0crtnl al Jouas @. Hum bill TO
roloaae Lot in lligs Subdivision Of Lot 1Ba of pron
e,2l3-Apreals. s,21-N. Davis '. N. scdcr1ng;
c2ptAs for f9a29. 90.
THE SUPERIOR CouRT.-44, 193-Nfaru Mcneil md
John 1selly, partnors, v. Orrin Smith and William
Coats: uHsnmpat, sa.5oo. 4a,79-Duran1a / co. '.
kollof Il 0h.k; confeaaon, tl41.19. 44t7a5-Alvin,
Inhon and Charles L. Ertz asau,nt, s360o. 44, 100
--Appeal. 4.797--Anna Y. William II. Uarnhart; bill
for divorce tho ground OF drnnkcnnehs etc. A 798
Appeal. 44,79o-1j. I. v. Anna II. Machn,nor; hil
Tor divorce. 4A,sDo-Mary Y. ChArIca Ohm: pnmo,
, 1873-08-26
wANTED--MALE HELP,

Boolf11oonora. Clnrlfs. Etc.
WANTEE-A STEADY YOUNG MAN ACQlATNT.
r,e ca w1sa III ne gTno9ry husnnss HTcds pTofcrsod.
WT1NTED-A YOUNG MAN QIloK wlTii THE
w Non and accurate At tignrns, lll clerk. Adj
TeluUn1 utlcu. ~ ''
, 1873-08-26

nIVONOEs-LKtiALLYM YMNnrA!hnD-EEE 81 AFTER
tho Courts u Ulirauo. Address +. y. Jox lu57.
, 1873-08-26


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