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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-21
TOILET ARTICLES.

NH 10
WTuITE TEETH.--MEADE& BAKERS
W "SApoNIEE DENTIFRlCE" is offered as
the BEST 1OOTI-POWDER in Use. kead the
following certificates:
have for many years used In my family and pre-
s"iib n my patients the "sAP0NlNE DENTl-
FRICE." prepared by Meesrs. Meade & Baker.
who have acquainted me with its composition; und
ali who Use Ii may Go with the assurance that IL
Is far preferable to most preparations Of its Kind.
and hat IL does not contain any ingredients that can
possibly injure the teeth In organism or appear
ance JOHN u. " AST, Dentist.
We confidently recommend TO all who need an
efficient and harmless tooth-powder the elegant
preparation of Meade & Baker known rs ''SAPO-
NINE DENTIFRICE."
GEORGE W. JONES, Dentisa
II. n. HUDSON, Dentist,
- W. LEIGH BURTON. Dentist,
J.sHALL MOORE, N. D., Dentist,
JOHN MAHONEY. dentist
j. EDWARD CHASE, Dentis,,
GEORGE 3. STEEL, Dentist.
Price, ffly ccuts u box. For ssle by druggists
generally. mh 7
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r POWERS & son,
LIE COMMISSION MERCHANTS
AID
WHOLESALE PRODUCE AND PROVISION
DEALERS,
1910 EAST MAIN STREET.
have the following goods on maud and for sale Oil
reasonable terms:
11O iyurrcIs EXTRA FLOUR, choice lrand:
l5O barrels SUPER FLOUR, choice brandt:
$50 barrels Cook & Lyman FAMll.f FLOUR,
Is hogsheads No. SHOULDER BACON,
Is houslicais CLEAR-nlB SIDES.
81 t;crces SUEAR-CURED ChNEhSSED HANS.
500 hfrrcls choice EARLY ROSE SEED POTA-
TOES. ..,. ,,r,, -.,,
$50 iarrcis choice JACKSON WHITE SEED P0-
200 barrels PEACHBLOW SEED POTATOES.
choice stork , <,,,
so l1rrcls extra early GOODRICH POTATOES,
for seed: .
500 bushels WHITE SPRING OATS,
loo barrels NORTHERN APPLES.
200 bags choice PEANUTS.
% tubs choice ROLL BUTTER,
lao boxes bRUCE'a SOAP,
100 bags Il. f. PEAS.
2aO bushels WHITE CORN.
so boxes best London LAYER RatSlNS. NH Is
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TWO ACRES OF LAND, within the
4 western corporate limits. fronting on three
streets, with neat frame dwelling thereon. aud :
number OF shade and friIt-trers. admirably adapted
TO division into lots, or pleasure garden for
sale Ivy RICHARDSON i CO,
NH Ia-3t ill3 Main s;r,rt
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-02-14
sElbY COLUMBIA G, FRIDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY 1878
referred to the Sinking Fund Commits.

referred to the Sinking Fund Commits
sion. -
The Educational Committee reported
ievorabiy bill to provide for the estab.
sishment Of house 9! refuge and en- IL.
dustrial school in Charleston.
A resolution, offered by Mr.. Turner,
was adopted and sent to the Senate. thai
the two Houees meet in joint Assem- bIy.
on Friday. at p. NJ, for the purpose oi
eleoting seven Trustees for the South
Carolina University.
A resolution, introduced by Mr.. W.
d. Wallace, was adopted, that the Trea.
snrer be requested to furnish the House
with statement Of claims presented and
unpaid for publishing the Acts in the
newspapers.
A resolution. to adjourn sine die on the
2Oth, offered by Mr.. Gilmore, was adopt.
ed and sent to the Senate.
The calendar bills were then taken up.
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The Central National Bank
OF COLUMBIA.

OF COLUMBIA,
4 AFFEltS for palca limited amount OF above.
~ mentioned BONDS, at The following rate:
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS. funIy SD nm no
nile, } at 81 cents and accrued interest. SE.
COND MORTGAGE, tonly - coo per milo. ,
At 10 cents aud accrued interest and recon-.
mend them to Trustees and others h,ving
money to invest, as being the most desircbi1.
security on The market. for the following reu.
sons, to Wit:
FIRST. They CANNOT nE TAXrD BY THE STATE,
CouNlYoH CITY. The United States Supreme
Court, III the case OF the Northern Csntrsi
Railroad OF. Jackson, tsee 7 Wallace. Supreme
Court U. 4, page 267.) decided that, when a
Railroad mortgage ID Il joint Ole, OH property
lying in two Or more States. the bonds sc.
cured thereby are not liable TO bel taxed bv
either OF tho S.ator; and tho same prncinle
relieves them from taxation by County, CITY,
or Town. The Chariotte. Columbia and All.
gusta bonds are secured by joint mortgage
on on p1Hperty jins in North Carolina, South
SEcoSD.--Bccause they are absolutely safe.
being secured by first mortgage OF only
slo cuo, AMI second mortgage Of On,y IS 900
per mile Oh tho entire road from Charlotte tn
Augusta. and on al the workshops, bridges.
finnchise and equipments Vt said road
THIRD - Becauso the s;.Js OF the first mort
gage bonds will cx.ilEuish tho hoating debt
o! .he '".u, an1 III" trarr'ds Of tho second
| mortgage hundo will bc exclusively applied
to Improving tho road and adding 10 its
tqnipni' nte; thus enhancing tilc value OF the
piGpt ri! IiurtIuetI
TFoUMTH : ~ ca;:rr e., O lords x:c couoou
bonds. and the int. RI ct payable il Hcw York.
Charlotte ColnmhiA or Augusta, at the up.
ton Of ,Ac holder. lil,. Ia can be col
lecird t..r"iiEh Az! bluk wilLont .xueneo.
f!FTn The 1'.!Lcss OF The Road is rapidly
incr. ssing. and the propcity and franchise
daily becoming more valna abir--t!c net earn.
ings TOR tie last five months being over fifty
per cent more than for tho cotr.sl onding
months uf the preceding wear
SIXTH These Bonds arc practically re.
teemat!e IN gold. for specie pm, n,cMt Will Ger.
tainly be resumed before their maturity. In
"cstors will. therefore, buy with grcei.hscks
"o: ia S1I cents, and receive their paw Il, par
thus adding profit Of OVER Thirty CENTS
on the dollsr on Me First MoriGa1p Bonds
ana OVER 1HIRTY-sEvtN CENTS on lie Second
.hortgdJe bonds, aud in the mea1tinc recciy-
ing high rate OF interest.
FINALLY -Aa these Bonds have a fixed
value in New York, Charlotte, Columbia and
Augusta, they are considered good oollatc.
rails, ON which money can always be borrowed
for temporary Purposes.
JOHN B. PALMER, PRECEDENT.
a. ". nREHlAEn. Oashler. Jan 81
Old newspapers for sale at PHaN1x
Office. at fifty cents hundred.
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southern and Atlantic TELEGRAPH Com
panY's Stock 80

A directed by resolution, unanimons,v
- adopted ut Stock olders' meeting OF said
Company, on tile 9Th instant, rubscrintinns
Na N 5 Nsw Seosised at the Office OF said Company
authorized agents OF said Company for tb,{
purpose, to the capital stock Of said Com.
Pany. until the Sd day of March next. Aftrr
mat & Gay no further subscriptions will bn re-
su,sea 70 sag stock from any ono not now a.
premium on tho par yalne thereof.
JAMES X. CRENSHAW.
-.oO- 80 - ~ President
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Fret take the Blood and Liver Pills. to work
on the pie and purify the blood; three or
four will be sufficient. Then take a table.
spoonful OF HEINITSHR CHILL CURE. II
has beentried: We know Il.
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To Rent,

E;N A TWo;sTORY BRICK BUILDING.
AAf-lt il admirably adapted Tor boa riinn . 90 :
ne nneoueeIDeing only ,hree squares from Units
states Post Office. Apply to
reo III W. Mo4IJ.ISTEu
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Boarders.

NJ hs. Il: NEWsOM. residing ON I,ichlauo
W street. between Lincoln and Cotrs !.
now prepared to accommodate six stesdv
D1araers' including lady and gentleman.
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Musical.

ss.Ssspp s.. A. OLLEvER, Professor or
EN Musical Composition ana tie Law
!!S ! 1!of Harmony, will give instruction
sition specialty. p''
The abovo named can bn found at tho
hlnsic store or W: ii. Lyi,rand ~ son.
y unInfEhEScgs,-W: - - See II. LyDrand, Columbia, S.
NSoo i3mO
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w anted to Rent.

ksA comm odious HOUSE-the Northern
VIII part OF the city preferred. A good To-
f,ss,S S,a nant. and money promptly paid. Fo,
'uIsheo E,. particulars, apply at PHGHix Office.
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j. w. PARKER.
REAL ESTATE Ri

{ AtTENS Tor salo. on liberal terms "a nun,
III Columbia. hoA
Valuable PLAN rATiUNa E.nA,u u,1,,
ana WOODLAND in n.-tnt sections nf ~, -
.. Feb t1po
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New Eackerel.
Carriages.

c:S.E a LARGE STOCK Of TOP md
,.5 3i.57W OPEN BUGGlFS, ROCKAWAYS
CABhlUiETTS. PHAirONS, and late At Viz
OF English Dc Cart. for sale at very reason.
"ni1 prices; ut tho depository, corner Lady
NOV ~ W. X. GREENFIEJD
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The Great Workshop of the Rody,
THE I.IVER

The Great Workshop of the Body,
THE LIVER.
the Liver is not well-regulated in its ao-
Il tion. yon will always BIO unweII. You will
complain OF dullness, oppression Of the brain.
na.3asa. nead3aohe. sick and nervous. constipation,
lion, dyspepsia, wind on tho stomach. colic.
hesrtburn. The Workshop is derar god. dis.
organized, ont of order. No better rerniator
GsH SMn you 1vHJ apply III than HEINIrsH's BLOOD
medicines VIC know OF, the only LIVER
Ellis IL that will do the work Of correction.
They are. therefore, Liver corrector'
EVERYBODY uses them: Every body likes them.
eve Evel. Dody speaks we'll OF them. Only twenty
by fo' 3. n rIEfNffTSHI 'n's
Hoo AZ 7 Columbia. &. O.
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Just Arrived,
Valentines Day,

Valentines Day.
Opening THIS MORNING, at DUTIES
~ Bookstore. opposite Columbia Hotel
just in from New York, n fine assortment OF
VALENTINES. Prices from cents 10 SIS.
Orders by mail will be sure of select assort.
ment, At Wholesale prices. and will bo packed
carefully. w. J. DIJEEiE
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New Orleans Syrup.
~ BARRELS Now Cron NEW OpYr.no
~ SYRUP, of very superior ounlity fnr
eN." Nv HOPE 4 3YIES
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secured oy a Sinking Fund. Coupons secured
Gy an Annuot 1dI aud Receivable for on,
IhIes. Bonds non-foIobte 1y fhe CJJ,S
Bond Deof Of the Cftu L,mHed 1y Lom to
81 sSVU, Sa, ,UUU; mn 1ozd5te Property of Me CIV
THE BONDS offered are authorized bv an
1872, for the construction OF the new CIR,
Hall. Their final redemption is, by the terms
OF said Act, secured by 'tsinkinT fnn5 y -
be accumulated from the annual rents 81 tb n
onnn,ng; These rents will reach from s8 Oo0
TO sIo.UuO per annum; and the Carolina Ma
siona! BANK holds lien OF the building for
to collect the rents and hold the same in nyest-
90 as fund for the redemption. of the hnnSe
ny sala ACT special annual tax ie reouired
10 pc levled to pay the einli. annual conpons-
ano the carolina National Bank ia made tha
.'N .[us'ee OF the city to receive the taxes when
pons are also receivable for city taxes.
The taxable property Of the city ia at nre.
sent assessed at 81, ,000. .0tO; and bv said A ct
the bond debt Of the city cannot be more .seI
beyond 5000 600 whilst these bonds are ont.
city Ia 1ation. :" iioin
These bonds are offered to tho pub,io a.
eighty nett, with interest from date ~ NJ
chaee to January I, 1879, allowed in seftia.
to be added. t'cfes'
To citizens of Columbia these bonds vii,
seen from the following statement: o'
seven per cent. bonds, at rs.
annual interest. est........ q nor cant
nineteen years to run, average
incl ace Fcr annum. ........ II nor cont
ei'y tax saved. .................. Q per cent.
Average annual income. .I23
Dec1l
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Cheap Pictures.

Cheap Pictures.
a Sth"ro is demand for cheap pictures,
IA We hlyo mado Advancement. Tn mot,.'
any kind OF PICTURE, and RS cl.ean - =. nINo my
where i'll the world. Fonr Tintypes for 81
sixtocn photographic, Cheap" {2: our finc
rictures at the old prices. Como one cnmo
all, and SEQ for yourself 'o'i'o
WEARN G HIX'S
Dec IL 3mo New Art Gallery, Main street
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Western Hay.
100 BALES TIMOTHY HAY for s.Je low
INN1 for cash. HOpEt GVT.Ea
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Now is the Time.
~000 LBS. BACON, al tho lowest
GOsJ\lO prices ever offered in this
country. Will make contracts to deiipe,. al
any any,; time during tho coming season, at pres sent
We pay no rent. pay NO interest. do mos. a,
our work ourPelves, do more businees rith
IN the same expense than any house in the
state. and con and ui4 offer INDUCEMENTS IN
Prices. LODIOK d LOWRANCE.
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pnEpAhAToRY to taking our yearly in
our Writer stock, with view to close ,he ~
out, to make room for All extensive and at
tractive line OF SPRING GOODS.
Our bargain Counters contain great
many CHEAP GOODS. s'"'
We invite ell to call and get some nj tho
bargains. at the GRAND CENTRAL my
GOODS ESTABLISHMENT corner Main ana
flain streets, under the Wheeler Houre.
~ IN y; MaGn. ML9yE. W. D. LOVE 4 co.
-. -. MoNAhHRf Jan IL
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DEXTER STABLES.

sanders House.
I'HiS HOUSE, situated at Nincty-Six.
Il Grcenyille and Columbia Railroad. II, n
been been thoroughly renovated and reflrrished
me travelling public may rest assured that
they will be furnished with accommodations
rates SANDEGS T. nDU
'"h PrOprietora
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-07-12
LATEST TELECRAMS.

LorIsy1LLs, July 1.-THE $20,oo0
prizc oi the late LIBRARY lottery WAS won
hy Il geniieiran IL Lebanon, KY, nane
not gwen. The SlU0,Uco pilze Is held
rs follows: Three-tourths by deniy
Boass, "a liquor dealer on a small scale.
IL. this city, and the ether fourth 10y +.
j. Belchart, saloon keeper, and Chris
topher Sp,!es. :. blacksmith.
I.ospoN, J.,iy Ill, IS reported that
the French Government has under co;l-
>lderstion the question calling IA Con-
gresS of Representatives of the great
powers il Paris, t. discuss the terms OF
The new commercial treaty.
BERLIN, July 1.-The permanent
retirement of bismarck from the Prus-
sian Cabinet, announced some months
ago, is on ths eve of accomplishment
1t WAS said IN q dispatch sent from this
city on the 18th uit., that the Prince
had taken preparatory steps for his
Withdrawal He will retain the German
Chancel,orship. Won Balen, it Is re
ported, will be the Minister of Foreign
Affairs.
The cholera has appeared in various
places in Germany, and number OF
cases have occurred il Eatisbon, la
yarla.
SAN Francisco, July 1.-2 P. ~
General Thomas N. Cazneau died last
night ut his residence in this city after
brief Illness
AS was supposed would be the case
the Primary election resulted in the
success of the Railroad Carr-Sa
combination by large majority.
Scbonl Director Pinukett convicted
o; assault and battery ON Mr.. Prior,
Principal OF the Broadway. school, for
felted $50 in the Police Court to-day.
Gold HISS. "a ZIG; greenbacks. &c "a
S6s..
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-07-12
THE HAMILTON FIRE.

A correspondent of the Eureka Sentinel.
styled Ly tina. paper Ian old and valued
friend" has written letter that is pub
lsh.d in the Sentinel for July9 which
,ntains. besides corrected list of the
losses sustained at the Hamilton fire.
re following statemen 1t of facts relative
tina tiers which have siuce tracspir.d:
The smoke has cleared away, the e1-
cit. ment ceased. and the proud and lofty
city Of Hamilton has gone to mother
earth You would not recOgn:zrd 1t as
in 80, with the exec ption that II has the
appearance of having been paved with
Old burnt tin. Many lost every dollar
they po>s. ~. in the world. and had it
moi been Tor the liberal and timely aid
of Eureka and Phoebe. much suffering
would have ensued. God bless ynn all
The relief con mift.e las distributed
the goods sent and about 81 600 Of the
coin. They hold daily 1t ssions. ard are
paving ont carefully and ijudiciou>ly.
Several temporary buildings have been
constructed and many others cnnte M
plated. l noticed n growing spirit Of
confidence in the peiinan-ncy Of onr
camp. and predict ere snow flies the
Whole burnt district will be cover d With
new buildings. l noticed several ex-
traya.ant estimates of the losses. and
wisl TO correct them. During an e1-
cit, me,It like the one Just passed, good
jndg,s a1e liable to exaggerat-. Now
that we have cooked of l hand you n
statemen: which is nearly correct. II
sou cs,: pPaIe the room. would like You
TO publish it. The Grand Jury has
found hill against Alex. Cohen for
firing the town. Circumstances point
very strong.
The estimate Of losses (Which We
hardly think of sufficient interest to the
general reader to reproduce here) IS very
much more reasonable and credible than
the original list az telesraphed with the
first news of the COZ fasrntion; and we
notice that the loss of Ada Nordannt set
down N the flint dispatched at $75. 600.
is here estimated at 5000; and that
the sum total is reduced from 5000. OCO
to $500, 600. We suspect that these
latter figures are much more nearly
correct than the same multiplied hy two
as in the first exhibit. Albert Uau L
Co., grocers, seem to be the heaviest
losers. They are set down as having
been damaged to the extent Of $4,000
and insured for $21.OOO. J. Cohen 4
Bro, clothiers. are next-their loss being
stated at go. coo. with an insurance Of
$4,000, Marco Nedin loses SIG. 900
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-07-12
July IL. 1879.

Vnrsc are some exhibits IL the Ward
ems report. published in our issue of
YES er..ay, which are c..uses o. congr,t-
,.la.iun 10 the taxpayers OF this State.
In The first place the report Itself Is
.:n.ilarly clear and satisfactory 1t lets
the public see exactly what has been
done at the prison, so far ns purchases,
disbursements. employees, salaries, ETC..
ere conserved. We like the idea of
these strict, itemiz-d quarterly Reports.
They let the public look in through the
gates and bars. aud see for themselves
where the prison fund ise1psndeG. We
know of the reasons for employing 'oc-
tors there; know how much is doing
toward improving the grounds; know
how much it costs, per man, to guard
and feed the convicts: az! know no"
nearly the prison comes TO being self
staining institution. 1t Is evident
from this report that when Mr.. LYMAN
wa selected as the Warden Of the
Prison the right man was chosen. He
j, business man-anybody can see
that. He rejoices in systsmization and
the :riumphs of a trial balance. The'e
ere the qualities which have long been
wanted there. Look at the cost, as at
present figured down. of feeding thu
prison officers, guards and consicts -
22X cents. apiece, per day fer 90 days.
II seems incredible, almost; but there
the figures are. and fgurrs III The h;.nle
Of Pres. LYMAN and Zoe E.dridgge don't
lie. This Is the right sort Of rttrench-
mens. If ever We Republicans should
Come to get possession vi that Prison
We must look to il tia: We make III Eooa
q showing us the Democrats are making
through this Warden Of theirs. One
can BET, from these figures how readily
the Prison might be made self sustain
ing. Some shops and some readily
marketable manufactures are all that 4
needed. We will venture the guess that
good way inside of six months Lyman
will show that the Prison can come still
nearer being self-snpportinS institu'
ton. Certainly he has shown yer,
remarkable aptitude for the pecnlia1
business of the Warden>hip; and What
he has done warrants US III entertaining
high opinion Of wha. he can do.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-07-12

BILL BE1HARos has been found guilty
of murder in the second degree in the
District Court for White Pine county.
We heartily wish that Bills troubles
had ended differently. We confess to u
good deal of liking for the vagabond--
u liking which dates back to some old
mining doiDgs in the bowels Of Durgans
Flat.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-07-12

and il insured for 5000. Z. 4. "ag-
ner, hardware. loses $4,000; and a.
Jackson, hoteI, So, coo. Our friend
Cole, who So ally represented "nitF
Pine county i'll the last Asse nhiy. IS ie-
ported out and injured to the tune OF
ii ttjo
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-07-12

TIE SHAl, it is averred. has soured on
his contracts With Baron DeReuter and
will, it is like, repudiate the same alto
yether.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-07-12

ToN ScoTr has gone to Europe on
business connected with the Texas Pa
cltic +. r. and Fremont's troubles
Herewith. Thomas is whale.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-07-12

TIE Reueiue wants to know what We
mean by speaking Of itself ~ that
veracious print" We were joking. Of
course.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-03-14

Messrs. White, Dunkerson X Co,
Yesterday, sold at their Locust Street
Warehouse. 80 hogshcads of tobacco,
at the following rates: Trash nj 50 70
TO s 60: common to good lugs at 81 to
Z so: common leaf at 80 to $50; med
ium leaf at % 20 too 5, and good leaf
% 10 to 10 SO.
Mcsssrs. Il. NJ. Martin & Co.. Of the
Evansville Tobacco Warehouse, on yes
terday, sold Is hogsheads at the follow
ing rates Factory trash at S. 20 10 60
planters Tugs at Sc rs TO Is; common
leaf ats to 8 so; medium 10 good leaf
at So SO to 10 ISL Evansville Cour. 9th.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-03-14

Born houses have passed the bill TO
amend section lo3 of the Practice act III
cases Oh trial before court or jury :
The amendment provides that in crini.
nal cases the Prosecuting Attorney shall
have the opening and close. but he must
disclose, in his opening argumcnf.all tiie
points upon which he relies; and If III
his close he presents any new point or
fact. the dcfofldant or his counsel shall
have the right to reply. which shall bc
the last argument in the case. The case
may he submitted without argnrivnt by
consent OF parties. If the Prosecuting
Attorney declines To make the opcnin.
argument. the defendant or his counsel
may present his case. and the State sl-ai
have no right to reply.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-03-14

A little Little Rock girl died few
,lay. ago of what was supposed 10 be
ccrebro-Sl,inai meningitis The Gazette
say: doctor Quidor. doubling the cause
of her death. obtained permission to
make y posT-MoITEM examination. The
examination disclosed the fact that the
girl. stomach WAS loaded with boiled
cabbage. which had worked itself into
one hard solid notwithstanding the stonl-
arh and causing death. the victim dying
I'm commissions. The doctor SAYS that
many of the deaths credited TO this GER
ebro-spinal disteasc have nothing 10 do
with it, and are entirely distinct from
H."
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Hon Simeon X. Wolfe. is now tin

Hon. Simeon X. Wolfe. Is now the
Representative of the old Second Dis
trict of this State. in the Congress OF
the United States. filling the place laie-
Is vacated BY Hon. NJ. {. Kerr. whose
term expired on Tuesday. Simeon is no
doubt happv at last. He has most emf
u.ntlr Illustrated the beauties of energy
AMI consistency. For the past seven nun
drc,l years. with faith lifted far above
the transitory illusions OF ihls little
earth. and courage that never talterct
undismayed and not discouraged by 3ot
successive defeats. he has untiringly fol-
lowed the Congressional trail. and has
run the quarry down at last. May he be
happy. and may his first eulogy on tho
Esgle bird be distinguished aud salu'
tary.-[Shoals Democrat.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-03-14
STREET COMMISSION Eis'S
NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the un-
~ dct~sgned has been appointed Street
Commissioner oil the town OF Jasper.
and inte.id, to 10 his duty. therefore all
persons are notified to make the ncces-
sary repairs on their sidewalks tn make
them good, or it will nc done by the com
missioner ut the expense OF those own
ing the lots back OF them. and that III Il
hurry. - 10 save expense fix up your
walks.
Also the Main cross streets must be
kept clear OF wood, coal, or other OBJ
structions, or the persons Obstructing
them will be prosecuted.
TOBIAS HERBIG,
Street Commissioner.