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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-29
Qop partnerships ano Dlssplnt,ons

GADSDEh'S, S. c., MARCH 27.-THE
~ firm OF DRAFTS Il HAMMER has this day
been dissolved by mutual consent, by G. M.
DRAFTS dIspnsing OF his entire interest to G. A
HAMMER, who will continue IN his own ac-
count, and who assumes all liabilities OF the late
nrm. q. A. HAMMER,
G. NJ. DRAFTS.
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Danrs.

VETANTED, A WHITE NURSE; MUST
w have good recommendation. APPLY al
no. 80 Rulledge avenue. mchzs-3'
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A NNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK.

A NNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
n HOLDERS OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA
RAILROAD COMPANY, AND OF THE SOUTH.
WESTERN RAILROAD BANK.-CHARLESTON,
8. o., MARCH 8, ls73-The Annual Meeting Of the
stockholders OF the South Carolina Railroad
t,ompany. and OF the southwestern Railroad
Bank, viii be held In this city, in the Hall OF the
Eauk or Charleston, northeast corner OF Broad
and State streets, on TUESDAY, April proxLno.
at II O'Clock A. N. On the following Gay an
Election Will be held between the hours OF A. n.
and P. NJ, for fifteen Directors Of the Railroad
Company, and thirteen Directors OF The Bank.
Committee TO verify proxies Will attend:
Stoc ,hoder will be passed over the ad to and
from the Meeting free Of charge.
J. r. EMERY, Secretary.
rnnha 10 LIZ 1a % 2h % anr11a
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~ F. A. SCHIFFLEY WOULD IN
FORM his ltrons and the public generally that
on the lst Of April he will move into his New
Photographic Rooms, King street. opposite Hase,
which are now undergoing thorough repairs for
that purpose. mch268
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NOR SALE, TWO No. MILCH COWS,
E with Calves. One gives 20 and the other
% quarts per day. .Can be seen at the PostoAce
this day between 10 and O'Clock, or at any other
time at No. % Hanover street. mchz92F
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i take pleasure In recommending Mr.. G.. A.
HAMMER 10 all Of my friends aud patrons, and
the past with Gessrs. Drafts & Kaminer.
mch27.thstu8.+ G. u. DRAFTS.
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@ CONTINUAL DROPPING OUT OF
the hair. with dlsagreeablc itching OF the scalp
prevented, and the scalp made cool and healtny,
by The use Of HALLS VEGETABLE slClLlAN
HAIR RENEWER mch2s.stuth3Dsw =
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-29

T AIDES, IN PASSING BROAD STREET,
IL aud waiting for tho Cars, please walk In
LEIN,S New Fruit Store, where You are most
respectfully invited and accommodated.
mrh2Q-lH
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CONSUMERS SHOULD USE FROM
ouerourth to one.haf less Dooley's than any other
YEAST or BAKING POWDERS. 1t is put up
full weight. mcnT.tnstu5
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@- NOTICE TO BRIDGE CONTRAC-
TORS.-Sealed Proposals will be received at the
ONCE OF the Bridge Commissioners, for one
month from date, for the completion Of The
Bridge crossing the wateree River. Direct pro-
posals to WILLIAM NJ. SHANNON, Shannon Il
shannon, or to J. ]. SUTHERLAND, Secretary.
III. SUTHERLAND, Secretary.
Camden March 8, 1873 mch8-th8tulm0
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~FOR THE OPERA, EVENING
Parties and the Ball Room, Elglns Phantom Pow.
der will be especially esteemed on account OF the
surprising and surprising brllliancy and beauty
It gives to The complexion. No lady should fall to
yis It's effects are magical in Transforming
even the homellest complexion into o'e Of beauty
and loveliness. Price a5 and 90 cents per box.
For sale by all retail druggists. DoWIE, NOISE
& DAVIS, Wholesale Agents, Charleston, 8. @.
nch5.thstu9mOs
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VXTANTED, A RESPECTABLE LADY
w toasslst In housekeeping and ma Ike her
SELF useful. such q one will nnd comfortable
home by applying Immediately at No. 353 King
street. mch29sm2S
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muE sTATE OE SOIITH CAROLINA

HNHE STATE OF SOUTH CA ROL1NA
COUNTY OF UHARLESrON-OOURr OF
C,'MMON PLEAS.-ThOMASG g. BARHEiI ano
THEODORE d. OKESWELL, Copartners under
the name OF BARRETT d URESWELL, plaintiffs
against p 81. ELAHERTY, Defendant-Copy
summons, for money demand. lUomplaint not
To P. q. FLAHERTY. The defendant In this
action You are hereby summoned and re.
uuired to answer the complaint In this action
which ia filed In the of1ice OF the Clerk OF the
Court OF Common Pleas for said County: and 10
serve a copy OF your answer on the subscribers
at their office, No. 81 Broad street, Charleston.
%, within twenty days after lne service OF
this summons on you, exclusive OF the day OF
service.
Ii YOU fail to answer this complaint within the
tIme Aforesaid, the plaintiff will take judgment
against you for the sum OF thlrte hundred and
sixty eight 68.l 100 dollars and costs.
Dated Charleston, February II, 1873.
PRESSLEi, LrRa ISGLESBY,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
JACOB WILLIHAN, IL. 81
N ~ ~
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~ DIR. TUFTS EXPECTORANT.-
A single dose relieves the most distressing
cough, sooths nervousness and produces refresh
ing sleep. Very pleasant to take mch27.6Dsw
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yXTANTED, A GIRL TO MIND A CHILD
w and attend to housework. Apply a. No.
10 Elizabeth street, opposite Henrietta. mch29
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VETANTED A WOMAN TO COOK
w one without children. Apply at No.
Liberty street. mchss.l'
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JACOB WILLIHAN, IL. 81
G. y. U. p. for U. Q.

To the defendant, P. II. FLAHERTY: Take
notice tina. the summons IN thls action, TO-.
gether with the complaint therein referred, was
nled In the office OF the Clerk OF the Court OF
Common Pleas for the County OF Charleston, IN
the state OF South Carolina, on the seventeenth
day OF February, A. ID. 1873.
PRESLEY, LORD INGLESBY,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Charleston. February II, 1873. feb22-a6
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for dale.

AT PRIVATE SALE, THAT PLEASANT
N Summer RESIDENCE No. Is Society street,
Conveniently located for business, containing six
large and three small rooms with good lot and
ouLbuidings. Address A. H., at this office.
mCh29.2
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IL FINE ART EAHIbIIION i "H
greatest attraction in the city Is the NOVELTY
DOLLAR STORE, at "Russels" old stand, NO.
2s5 King street, where there Is the handsomest
collection or PICTURES ever placed before our
people; and they will do well to go and inspect
the stock whether they want to buy or not. All
Of these, with the Watches Notions, &c, are sold
by novel plan for One Dollar. The store is pa
tronised by the best OF our people and those that
have not avaied themselves OF this fine opportu.
nIty should call at once. mch252*
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XKTANTED, A CHILD'S NURSE. RE
w COMMEND IONS required. Apply at
No 200 Meeting street. mch292p
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~FROM THE CELEBRATED PRIMA

@FROM THE CELEBRATED PRIMA
DoNNA.-EvERETT HOUSE, NEW YORK,
MARCH Is, Is7l.-Messrs. Joseph Burnett Co.:
oenteuen-I have received your elegant sou.
venir containing specimens Of your "Cocoalne'"
for the hair; "Florimel," for the handkerchief;
"Kalliston.n which has been recommended to
me: your Tooth Wash' and the "Cologne
Wa,er.n / am delighted with all these articles,
aud nnd them not only very agreeable, but use.
ful. Yours truly, CHRISTINE NlLSsoS.
For sale by DoWIE, NOISE & DAVIS, Whole
sale Druggists, Charleston, $. C. mch27.thstuS
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WANTED, A COMPETENT COOK
w and washer for small family. Apply
in Spring street, fourth door west OF Ashley.
nCh29 IL
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BEAUTIFUL PINEAPPLES, BANANAS
Id and "HaYana" Oranges at KLEIN'5 New
Fruit store, No 10 Broad street, North side. Ex.
ira dne Dates. mch28
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XETANTED, A COLORED GIRL AS
w general House Servant. Recommends
tIons required. APPLY at No. 65 Hasel street.
mchl9-l*
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MULES. HORSES, MARES AND
lHl MATCHED PONIES Just arrived at K.
OAKMAN,S Stables, No. s. Church street, and for
sale ON time mch27-aS
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HNaE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Il COUNTY OF CHARLESTON-COURT OF
COMMON PLEAS.-HERMANN BULW1NRLE,
PlaintlI against J. w. SPRAGUE, Defendant
Copy summons for money demand. compliant
not served.l
To J. w. SPRAGUE, the Defendant in this ac-
tlon: You are hereby summoned and required 70
answer the complaint In this action which Is hIed
In the Office OF the Clerk Of the Court or Common
Pleas for the said County, and to serve copy Il
your answer on the subscribers, at thelr ONCE,
No. q Broad street, charleston, 5. O., within
twenty days after the service Of this summons on
you exclusive OF the day OF service.
II you fail to answer this complaint within the
time Aforesaid, the Plain tn will take Judgment
against YOU for the sum Of ffty three 67.lo0 dol
lars with interest at the rate OF twelve per cent.
per annum, from the eighteenth day OF February
one thousand eight hundred and seVenty-three,
and costs.
Dated Charleston. 18th February. 1873.
PRESLEY. LORD d lNGLESBf,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
JACOB WILLIMAN, IL. ST.
U. U. O, P. for Y. O.
To the Defendant, J. W. SPRAGUE: Take no
t,ce that the summons In this action, together
with the complaint therein referred 10. was nled
n the office or the Clerk OF the Court OF Common
Plea. for the County Of Charleston, In the State
OF South CsrolIua, on the eighteenth day or Feb
ruary, A. D. 1873.
charleston, February 18th, 1873.
PRESLEY LORD INGLESBY,
feh22-s8 Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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NEULESl MULES! MULES!

THE UNDERSIGNED OFFER FOR
Il sale Desirable Building Lots In The City OF
Greenvlle, 8. u, near the Depot 0, tne Atlahts
and Richmond Air Line railroad. Those desiring
10 settle In this growing and prosperous city VIII
and It 60 their Interests TO address OU1, BRINE
60, Postoffice Box No. Z, GreenVille, 5. U.
mch6.Wsl8
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1873-04-03
NAPOLEON XIII.
Sensible to the Last.


A colored gentleman calling himself NApo-
LEON 23r,i, alias N B. GAILLARD, called at the
"Little Mans" Store, short time ago, to make
inquiry about the Stolen Hat" and wanted to
know what Niger stole It.; and upon being
informed, and receiving an introduction to
"HuBBARD's Nigger," Immediately proposed
a trade for the Hat. The Niger offered the
Hat for one dollar, as It cost him nothing; and
without half dozen words Napoleon took the
Hat on credit, and thought he was better off
than the "Nigger," for he got it honestly, and
the Nigger stole it. The truth is, HuBBARD is
a little afraid that his Niger will sell all his
Hats, as he don't care what they cost HUBBARD.
He thinks 1t right to sell at some price. J.
Napoleon was so we'll pleased, he bought
something else and that seems to be the way
they are all doing.
March Is, 1873 SO
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lsH1sRTFF'S SALE.

BY virtue of az Execution to me directed, I
will sell on the First Monday in April next, at
Rage and Harness, and one Buggy. Levied on
as fhe property of 'Iiaao Mattison and William
T,atimer. at the suit of Hattie Arnold. Terms
Cash. ..-ilI' VIM. McGUKIN, Sheriff.
March 1s, 1873 81
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SHERIFaF'S SALE.

SHERIF'F'S SALE. 49,
ny virtue of an Execution to me directed, I
ES viii expose to Bale on the First Monday
inApril next, at'And derson Court House,
ONE LOT OF, LAND, r,.s
Containing FIVE acres, more or less, situate in
the Town Of WILLIAMSON, bounding lots Of il
Kennedy. B F Mauldin, Amos Acker and 9TH
ara. Levied on as the property Of VIM No
Neely, atthe suit Of Hewlett Sullivan.
Terms Of sale Casl-purchaser 10 pay extra
- ~ VIM. McGUKIN, Sheriff.
March 6. 1878 d ~ 8S "s,i
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USE the Reisinger Sash Lock and Support to
FASTEN' YOUR WINDOWS.

No spring break cutting Of SASH cheap, durable
easily applied holds sash at any place desired and
scas.ener when the sash down. Send stamp for circ
lar Circular and six locks sent to any
address In the u S. postpaid receipt Of so cts be
raj Inducements TO the trade Aseats wanted Address
REISINGER SASH LOCK Co.. No. 418 Market Street.
Ia:risliir,x Pc -. -.--. -
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yoties of Final Settlement.

THE undersigned hereby gives notice that
thew viii make application TO the Judgeof Pro
hate ts for Anderson County On Tnesdag.. the
Ssth day of April next. for q Final Settle
ment men Of the Estate Of Manning Beleher' de-
ceased, and final discharge therelrom. 1p 80.
w. D. GRAY, .
March 81, 1873 IS D"
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-28
The Bad Bow and the (:OoJ.

mere Was once young and lovely boz
whose mother parted his hair down .he
middle. and occasionally Ii. him in .he
oa Ok with a fat iron. There was also a
pad wicked and deprayed boy. about whom
l. az the moment do not recollec. any fur.
ther particulars. These two BOY. were
brought up together. and .imu!.apecus!v
rec e!ved present of a sovereign apiece
Oh. how that bad wicked ana depraved how
klc keG up his heels! the good boy smile! ,be
VIII lie. seraphcally Y. and slObbered The lad
boy then went straightwav and lai,. o,.. his
good money IN all manner and kinds of
nasty 1ndlgestlble messes-har,lbake.c cocoa,
nuts he bought fourteen OF :hese). bulI.'.
eyes. stick hcquorice. tanarand. and Ans.
trailan beef. The boy fell 70 and sorged
md "ously upon these things. and so ex-
nau sted his little capital. coming 70 the
good 10y when It was all gone with q IONS,
ana plrfu! face. "Ah y said the GOOD GOV.
'nad YOU not spent your sovereign .b1.
icoilshiy you would have had il now a.
nave mine. Instead Of buying ;,ardbaie-a
thing myself never touch. except when
X is gwen 20 me--you nigh. have bestowed
I'VE shllhDgs upon ,he Society for
Supplyin. WoOden-legged InhGels with
"oT sted clippers. Instead OF buying cocoa.
nuts. you~high, have dropped: anothe, i've
BOO INTO the donation box o. the Nospj-a;
Tor Paraly wed Shakers. and instead O. was.
ing the other ten shilling. IN ,he wav von
have. You might have done I don. know
what thac was good and kline! and rene;Ci1.
and noble" The bad hov. confused and !
con founded. turned away lin mead at Mi.
and weep, bitter tears. Then the good bow
went our tor stroll. tee!in. ever SO much !
-ooGe! io' having said VIVA. Il. had. and !
'n has way accidentally drorped Ii. own !;
sovereign DOWN a sewer gcatIns.-I.U.I.
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THE COMPLAINT OF THE Ol sTER.
Six stur ad CstIe..

Tie ta'efu! month. September, has Lawnfd OF
| earth once mote
| Tha. cruel s.ason Q. The year tina. no!lu.cs &C
| deplur-:
| The month that does so much The pen.ve t.ValNt
jOv 10 maj;
The INST mont. after APR. tia: contains he
:ata! z.
No 'onge: dwel. in peace within or n utdy
home;
No longer can We in the Coze OF sea or riverroaru
, No longer MD the aga can We sport. ard owe
and wed,
For We are ou,iawed and a price IS RI: u7on ouI
leao.
The :redger with 1esistlsss arms W. drag rs up
20 earth:
Tear parents from .heir little h mos: NJ
seeny miYJh:
Sow mourning our hear.ts:cues. and oul ..:;is
And l..ye oar helpless orphans 20 .ar.a! on! By
tel tate.
Pied up upon & sar We lie. temptations 20 ma; :
Inti! We are '.noved &c Tee. the cox, IL ,:ue.
thrust:
SO c!osc!E lacke! We can got tI.a,he. ard iook OF
The Back ho.. y: Calcutta IS 20 Circumstance g
My hone Is broken INTO. AID ,uy flesh IS ra.h.d
and .oln.
Until really cone 20 wish tina: | had r.'er been
They pierce me- 'h-oug, ard .hroNg, with forks
iLtE 'Gt ne ny " III KNIVES.
AHt. carve away =: lie as though lad E Lozen
.!Nts.
Ard n nv gaping wounds they poar al.'perps:
black al.d red,
and deuge ;le IL vinegar until my sol!: Ia. Jed.
Upon ny uLIesis'.ng head sharp lemon i,..ce the.
ram,
AID II tomato cs-sup AVE needless Of my pain
Ny tears ply sir them not; MY t,rot,.ns hear:
a,d hare
Before their crue. eyes. my mute appeals o: nd
despair.
Move il Their sous 20 s.mt al &c 70 synpa.lzir.
three:
Blu: down tier ti.oats they :Arus: m. VIZ. VI:
.Aca.ius IL my woe.
iIr stewed, I'm steamed, I'm soo.'o,sd, Toasted
FILTERED, fried and bOil.G;
I III tlck I'd. pied and pattied souped ard saycei
and grIlled and boiled:
There's no ingenious tortuTi-g 20 WL!ch man can
euritc- me.
To which an not PIT. w.,Lou: one hard ras.ti 70
2Tutec. lie.
The horse i. guarded jealousy :ror. ,r..s 200
c!u.. greed.
and 'a5t anaedoss and pigeon. are protected "a:
But 70 humane ph.auihrop.s: has made. .ha:
can
a s,a,uie 10Y prevention .: mans cruelty 70 me.
!: is really 900 BAD that something: Is no. done FOR
That ". are ever doomed to be abused and toy.
:ureG thus:
Won. some Kind os:reophot!st jas: see villa. lie
car 90.
Al! sc: al. 5. p. 7. p OCT "A 70, US zoo.
-Bostoi. Gazette.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-28

.bi me f,s. Day.s Oo'"y' .Aef,. Dur-,.. was
issued at Re me. GEL b. G. Venice. in nod d.
e .I Europe. published the first newsnaner.
1ns .'ot.-'s .Scrits. about 1886. The Oldest
ITEnspapeT xtant is probably the Go.ette de
Th t"''te' ~hl Oh appeared first in April 1851.
ne hrst ewspsper published in America
hsr S sne pos ton Ne'cs Letter.. the first num-
= 'i hui. .a!ed phi "a, I7O4. Ii was printed on
eiobt t r sneeI OF paper, twelve inches by
Vas Tss publish ed, and probably edited by
Scotcbmau. " oostoi'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-28
Sketch nf .Iny GnnLe

Jay Cooke was born az Portland. OHIO.
/; Angus. IL. 1871. OF u good old Pilgrim
family. bis aneai ancestor. Francis Cooke,
! having come over in the Mavtiower in 1920.
and erected the third house III Plymouth
! lie was educated az home bv his father
! E-eUt:leros Cooke, the leading LAWYER of
! saniusky county and frs. Grand Master of
ONO Free Iasons. Poverty assaieG The
! family. anG at thirteen the boy. resolved 20
| earn MS own living. sought aud obtained A
..eTksilp with Mr.. Hubbard IL Sandusky.
He soon attracted The attention of his
brotl er-in-law. William G. MooIehead. who
eniBoved him as book keeper in PhiIade;-
phI.. he subsequently entered the service
OF T. ": Clark IL Co.. OF tina: city. the
largest domestic exchange banking firm
IN me country. He became partner when
twenty-one years old. and remained IN
the house until 1898. wien lie retire.,
Oh a competency. having gradually at
famed the leading position IL it, When
nineteen years OF age !4e wrote the frs.
money article ever Published II a Phila-
de!phla paper and was engaged as .inan-
clal editor OF the DnjL, CHy'nnieie In 1851
the nrm OF Jay Cooke Il Go. was formed
between himself and .ir MoorehceG. ana
row commenced his successfully patriotic
efforts to relieve the government. !arra,sed
by the rebellion. Of al! tuancia! .coube In
the spring OF 1861 Cooke. without co,nuen-
Sc ti'h' pIottuVu d - ldfec nun Dti .. SUP ,
scrlheIs Tor The first goVelnnI.I. loan he |
then placed 8 war loan o! several millions |
tor the State OF PENNSYLVANIA az par Mr.. |
Chase. notlrg his ability. aupoin,eG the !
n!ln TO one o. the 900 sieci,., agencies FOR |,
loan Of thirty millions. ia, Cooke & Go. !
returned one-thlrd of this. tbs .eG Mr. ,
chase 10 select Mr.. Cooke It's sp..ia. agent
to place the five hundred million. -. Eve. !.
twenty bonds authorized 10y Congress. L.
was mCnstrcus task. en-aJ,.i an
enormous outlay ana hrough, .i.tle nrotit.
though IN Immense reputation 20 tne mas.
yer Mind Wto engineered =. HIS efforts
kept pace with and wer. ALWAYS equal to the
Elclssltudeso the war, and couEteracted the
dreadful depression of the currency, When !
Mr.. Chase resigned. III june. !st;;. and cold
rose to lSJ per cent premium from eighty.
eight in fifteen days, jay Cooke. shonidec
was put - he wheel. ant: early in iSu.
600, OG0,o00 Of seven-thirty bond. were
placed in Europe. and We're subsequently
increased to nearly $500 00t' 00o. Th.- GOV.
ernment had to spend s. 0o0. GU0 DAY, and
With it saved the Union. jay Cooke I,ro.
'ided the money. His operations since the
var are part and ;arce! ot the g;qau-ic.t
history OF the day. the most :acen. and
gigantic bein. the particiu patton Of the firm
n the famous syndicate. of which D.exe,.
lcrgan 4 Co. and Morton. Bliss * CO. are
he "theT partners. and through whom fire.
Alabama difficulty has just been happ,lv ,
erminated. man OF princ.iv Eheralitv. .
in widest streams. the misfortune
hat has now. il Is to be hoped ..Illucrar;I.. ,
etallen him must he cepioret br -hou :
ands OF benehciar1es. ana $. indeed. a ;
latter of national r.pr... .
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-28

The london ihc''.0. deals punc.n,'y
with Life Among the No,iocs. bv JOAQUIN
Miller. recently published ID that city. Il
saws:
Mr.. MilieI's sc-calle! book aiou. tie
Modocs. turns ont TO be q Monstrouslv Gul,
volume. in which he lelates his adventure.
az the California dig:ing- and among the
Shasta Indians n earl. life. We do no.
hesitate to coll this a gct-up book on one
SUBJECT. to which a sensation tide. .uyJes-
ing another and different subject. h as been
given t" make it sell. Mr.. Miller ,nav
romance at his viii about his early life. !,p:
We objec. to hi. leading the public 70 be.
lieve that his book throws any Ii Oh. upon
the history OF the particular tribe of In.
dians who have SO lately set the American
government at defiance. Though Mr.. MI.
Ter sometimes. by poetic license. calls the
Shasta Indians Modocs, there is nothing in
his book which in reality concerns the No.
docs, except a very doubtful; accoun. Of a
massacre OF Modoc. by whites many wears
ago. which rests upon the authority of a
single man. and he a scoundre. by his own
admission.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-28

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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-28

There are people with whom half an
hours talk is like an invlgorating bath of
sunshine. In this there is an element of
success. There is another successful man.
ner, too. one which impresses every one
with sense of your power. If you have at
once manner gracious and powerful, YOU
have everything you can wish az an out.
ward aid to success.