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or PARLIAMENTAR ny pRAcrIcE.
1 Rules Of proceeding and debate in dslar.1.st,~i L.
ssmblies. An tnditpensable hq.d, DOCK Tor. -
.s":1* :fa dsHbets'tss tot,; and The suissst1s Is
sxpounder of AaaiS rissS
parliamentary law."-Chas. Sumner. HI G,.I
Price, o. Cents Sent BY mail On ressipt, Of prios.
Address THOMPSON, BBOWN e Co, Boston. 49,.
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NH1oAG0;s& ST. PAGE .'..] !
NDrui Iiuods ! :as'j ",;i ;!;i7 OF, ei :s',i ;
Lv:.. EARQUGH LIME. 80 !
'BE,R9Y7eEE1OUTE.sj
ths wiz r. ~ .,.s
y il1a i :!1*;a:10 Railways Ao q. ,;as'':VI !
70 f.: The Pioneer Route running L: ! ~ |
9 Express Trains daily, from St. Paul to Chicago
q without change Of cars.
h. Altrains fdlly equipped With the Westinghouse
Az Brake and Miller Platform. o;!aiY3, os;r.o
PULLMAN PALACE DAY AND NIGHT COACH:
.i''i;Es, ON ALL TRAINS Tx: !117 |
EPasengsrs taxing this Route will secure Il
themselves advantages afforded by no other Line
Tickets for sale At the principal ticket offices of all
Railroads leading intost Paul. also At the Company
ofnce. Third street, st. Paul. and at the Depot
! Tho Day Express leaves st. Paul, Except Sun:
day. az el4 A. r., and the NightExpress {e1cept
Saturday, at 80 soo NJ arriving in Chicago At e2o
W, g. SWAIN -; GEO. N. HUNTINGDON .
| Superintendent. -. Gen. Tick. Agent,
+ ''"' !. III :. g. CHAs. THOMPSON.
- 49,. ,....:. Ticket Agent St; Paul
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Prospectus E.. for . 1ls'7tA :=:;ss Yesr,
!h
TaE AI1=DINE
An 1''a't'st.d xenthiy rptv.r II
ted 70 b. he ae.dssasstoP asiaaieaa ID ~ !
watH <A1sIsss6.aAA6 and chsz-i j !
=: >7,a Rl'A y - Ane. .t. f. s;1sss& lssfst
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THE A1p1rr Will. ,,,u.d -,., -, $3.50; !"
ity, h.. non. Of IL. t.npos.4y s;.st, isss4s..
CANT misesillsy 81 pare; dikht a. tris.fsi Mks4
tprs and collection Of pictures, ths rar.st s,'sct
meos of artistic skill IN black and white. Xithonsh
| it, friends, the real value and beauty OF IN
Adm Will ts most appreciated aftSr lt III ,hetf
Sonnd up ae thS eio:s 7of ths ysaf: Whil6. oth1f
pared Win na,isr son 8
UNIQUE aid of1insi c0ncs,,tion2.ion. .nS 10
proa.bsd- absoiotsfy vishont eosn1si,a I ~
Or character; rhs posseo complete veuno
rrsvinas IN Az. .sh.s .h.n. y Egg Paper ard sn-
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|iL,...i !I!I 81 2:--- |1z, 1oV.VV
,rThe above described fund is, 49,, !,
deposited with the State 1Esur-
shoS Comunissfoner free Of inter- !'''I +!
ct and IL pledged to remain - ~,
there free otintefest or other OK
psaeete the Company, - long ..n..E
% It needs 70 hold tho fund for
~ seeurity Of it, policy holdsrA ,c7~
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T DUROHAskTICKETsa at tho stations before en-
i: ssringths Cars at . Discount from tn regular
rain rates 49,. !. 80, .,.z. 49,:
It wiibse the road and on the arrivalo1
the Train at place OF destination pre.ent the
check and take possession of theirBaggage
TheCompanyvvfSlno OF be re ponsible
Ter the safety OF any RaEEnge after it,
rtyalststation is checkedit being n.
part Of tho bushes Of this Company to receive ant
thatsnsct. ~ - - -, :. :
E.Q. SEWALL, Superintendent
J. 81. RANDALL General Ticket Apen
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Row doth the little busy pig
Improve each shining hour, l.
Aud ssthsf ssassgss all day =
From ivory y" Sbpsnins foxsrt

And when the shades oftwilight fsR
He on his roost doth fly,
And sings his pretty evening 'hynn-
'.Root. little pig, or die I" -. = " :
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That, .pa1e, Yellow, sIckly-Iook3nR Esk6
Is changed to one Of FRESHNESS. AID Iheaath.
Pustules, -Blotches and, EF1pti1ns ~
removed. SefOfuIa, ScrofaI0nS DfsoG6eo
old Bores OF any Kind Of Humor ,rapidiY
dwindle and disappear undAeats1lnA1Snc6'
In fact it will DO You MON good, and care
preparation combined: WhA i ~ n : ns-
t1re'e own reetpcerl "A soluble oxyd ol. EoQt
c6mbftfed With the medicinal propeaS1eo q
ties It VIII cure any Chronic or LonKe
etandink1 sDtsesse whose real or direct;
cause Il bod hloOd, ,RheumattsW,H Pains j.
ken! dawn by Mercurial OF other poisona,
| gre, afIcnred byit. For Syphilis, or Sypht.
lite tAfst, there, Is nothing equal to Ii *
trial VIII prove it. ASK FOR DIR,
CkOOK 'soi N1sMPOUND! SYAUpNOR
HvA|E G A 4'UsD:he 81. :po2 In -. ;r9*n-
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|.a'n!aet :td aEP5l6iBE|E! !p' ;h III: rus

II kssYstls money In tie stats. sv"1' i
! Id Il ins1fpa:Z4n1les without lxtzs'risf; !
y ltMAsIgbesA aais eeaslstent; With rs1
II iii a;tsd 81 ai,a Who's. int.sri.,
Esfs6ksfdsitstf sud bdsidsss sbflity srS Vell
Eh1sHn tAreuat sstthss 6tate.i as5svs y'ey |
BID At Ae9ivee y, hisA5etAef tatprssttsAjtI
s.J ofS hi%uast 8! icav gb; y e,
b1Kef tkj 'kesltIfGf oliiiasSt st sMfKdsdttHa
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sra DIV aenl a7A sIeoilg ajS .huotD =.
filllt;a .aao7 ssorA dkRg1ER8. o

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\ a1at1j,6li1graaso7 ssomAdIEe1UR& Oh naonA
\ y'iTo xouAR lARN.'s o'
!RSstHe eesvM + Lso tIrs O the n 1t GfeI
iTreafnse1t: and Redieaa Gnfs Eot gsemaas
weakness, Involuntary Emissions, Sexual Debility
asl Imp edthsnes - Aatsa - snssaRy ! ohse.oue;
es... ccnssrg.i9p, 4ptsR:y eaa n. Msntal :aa
~ =; RoPtS I'll ;.4g4sssws11' NJ D'AstAeshs'
The world renowned author, in his Aanirabie Ices
turs. clearly proves from his own experience that
the awful aonseanenees q selfet ase sey e ssstu
sroas surgical spsrations: bougies, Instruments,
finsspf enkast pointing ont nnodsl Of curet at
once certain and e6ectua by which evory suherer,
no matter what hin condition may be, may cure
hlmsslf cLeaply, privately and radically. THIS
| LECTURE WILL PRONE A. BOOM 40 sTHQUS-
/, ANUS AND fHOUSA NDS.
Sent under seal, in plain. snIelnps to- any ad.i
drass pospdid receipt cts. two post stamps
AAsep,. sp1rla~s4t's INA zFese seias'b prtea 30
| Address .ths Pnblhh@s,o yCuAs. ~ &: Co,
197 1owerY,N, X, Post.Qdace Box, 1885,
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Gas AND srzAA yupPl1h J" .iasbna I !
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Fuller House.
. 80 w..
$50" GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS - 49," :@5
s' Durham '''s' s
f '1'' ir ~". GUNS PISTOLS AND SPORTING GOODS ..>
Dle' Brothers. 29s n:a,;e'a
r.: g. |: :: = &C.:
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r% .: s sss ono Jog &C.; @
a 81 S;;s:;
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Warner Brewster I Co.
Harereaves Co, Nieolet street.
% '1' go " MAsuSAoruRrsa :; :nr@~'o -
Monitor Pho" Works. ID 9Th
PuAp MANUFAoUhHRs AND bkA1HRs.2 Iia9l .asHao1
; T5. ssf a H;:h VII: S;:s d, @
AkR@:1 :>ct i:
Lo Harrison Knight N,u, ~,
John Works. stre Rioa.rdsp 9th Az. ..u,
near 9th avsnos south
s7zSo11s AID STENCIL STOCK:
Hamlin husust l1 -" 1907" : T'; 90
5ruor 1sq ssovrso Am Hof1ow vim - rs
Wander Hsrek Adams 80 Bridge Square "
'17A" ~ 7sAs EoBAocos co1ens AtD = -
Ray squrss, los Wsshi1lta 70 @@1: "
'n""c 1874 o'"5-~ TOYS. 4oE1oNs l.. -" >'"
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81 3teIzpt*G7: tNANuy
Whitney MarshaN, IA aHysnts1
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777 st& wozz1za x4on1,lr - ~ o @ 10
walker Br'h'.s o-o
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Northern Pacific Railroad,
SUMNER ARRANaEMENT, 1873.
FAKE SUPERI0R51 AND MISSISSIPPI
nIVIsION zee ~

i:J,Xnavs:l;f &A'e'nt 3.3n3J 49,: Sc -
RI Dolath, Connecting ,,s, Il rhonp:op
ESQ sdt ri 3n1etion NTH teains on Minnesota Div
~: 4kFtiHs' # Duluth - P n seSM 2.
IN ~ e st.!..tsr e:ee .adal:ts AIN. snd
fa11a1 Il taas ssssg q ; sa9z.o:d5 hEa
| k1NN1APo114.1de hea =psL;r'reG CO haa /
For -n.lnth. connecting 1t Thomson
III i Si,;siss ''te aet Pr Minnesota
i ii .'o4rri.tst.1sl,th 40 p: m: esoos. M
is3. .:saa sxi.T. Il stiilwstsf /. nsrce
sss Is 'G 81 eh.'a a.tv'ts s'ss. e.s !eas'-
$751; 81: A9s7. II aau1elsvJ a.utien s:ss,s.m.
n,t,fr,u ana sS ; e sssi 5sarai auo Ell,
Tor Saint PAUL MINI espotis, saltwater
300 mi and reads 1ivergiBg from St. Paul
500 m Arrive st. Paul sac m. $50 a. IN.
AtMhneapots $50 p. N, $3.50 q. m.
SuLLWATER.T7- G3 sea 80 '.;'rE .+!t' :
a:o5 = MI For Saint Paul. ',".. - - r. :
lilo p m Arrive at St. Paul $40 NJ. 235 and
3:l5 p m } $40 p. m. ,tG3o s@ :; :J-:H.'
s:15pm FOR minneapolis. 81 ,:'H ~: :: .
|. &. Arrive at Minneapolis 1901. H..
SIOUX CITY JUNCTION. -, 49,.
e5oa m For Minneapolis. FL, !:
600 nj Arrive Minneapolis LISA. m. 8.00p m
Dine at Hinkley:
l. It Daily except Saturday,. - 49,. i -
/ All other trains Daily except Sunday
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IL, , Guarantee Fund

Bank and other stocks as per following
schedule :. so shares First Nationsl Bank
ef Rochester, 80 First National Bank. Of
Wiaona, 90 Second National Bank, Of ST.
Paul, 20 First National Bank Of Red Wing,
2oS First National Bank of st. Paul, 80
skatel hatinnai Bank OF sMinneapo oils, so
ffCity Bank Of st. Psnl, and b5g ashares of
Preferred stock Of St. Panl & Sioux City
Railroad Company. .1+' ''S 81 i
':is Par Value: Msrket Value.
e: 4 $6&QOO:OO Q $12,26O.QO : =.
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DIR. CROOKS VINE OFsTARl

80 Ten YeaFSOf wub1le
testhas proved DryEpooa<ls
WfneOfTar to have moro
merit than -Anye tinnikp
preparation ever offered to
The public. 1T Is rich HI
the medicinal qualities Of
Tar, and : uneQualed 10
Diseases Of the ThrSakA
La n g0, Performing tho
understandable cures, Il
94ectueAYtcNfea0uO1ehs
md Colds. It has cured %
many cR0e1; OF A6Slh1D0
and BroDchitie, that &
has been pfUno6nce6 q
10 for these COM
pIaintA For Pains IN The
Breast, Side: or B1e1:
Gravel or Kidney dis
eAsN, diseases efale Ufinls
airy. Or{on1.:Ja1ndtees
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nus no eQU21s
1t - also aSuperior Tonic -:
ReSt0rea the Appetite.
Restores the Weak and DeDtlitoted, =
H7fE. III. Causes lhe RCD @ Digest
Removes Dyopepst@ and, KAalReofa61:
Prevents MalAF1OuS GoveFo.
Gives tone 10 yonr System s+GFG. ."'
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E52U co. ,s!oFna5 :s:i':ss.t
$50 auiuiG:Go3 1aUIfo Luss Hin SV .tc:Ao.1
|.3SsDpa1 ga q .giiEtE is2ai ~a; &a1h9H.f
TgGt1"J T9'jIh1| goiirL *; IL: 5iitHs' &t IL III!
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MINNESOTA D1V1S1On.
Leave ''''''S '''' :97 ~; - :
1901. x.-For Brainerd and Moocrhead and in
f." a. temediate Stations. a ''~ ''''
Arrive at Moorehssd sy0op.m.
$50 =. x. For Braine1d, Duluth. St. Paul and
'F-F1 Minneapolis.
,>,...4 Arrive Duluth 1902. M.
b ~: ~ q. W.McAD. Gen. Manager +
q. a. sAsBoas 90, 4 fisiss 41sa;. tF'sA' A'''''
General omes 1t Brsinsrd. MINI: 1979f H.f'
H0oRs' 7H1 {a1 S11 lszT - 1.5
81 MILES ,ilss fHs sa5a res LINE '1
s..n,Y ,..:zei:z.M szl1ox:o rc!to off
C,h.iic is. TO- New York,
rll'st''sn'sn, #, X Y: ';;5s chicago.
("o re- .PElnn s'rl {: A CENTRAL ROUTE
& This is the only route RAINING itswh6ls Train,
En;l,. BAGG AGE, DAY AND RALAOE CARS, =. .
Through to New York; and the only Route running
THREE DAILY LINES ,
tuhlMANS lnhuuhH raLaCE GAfS
FROM CHICAGO to-
Harrisburgh, Philadelphia and New
/ ,!''n::s r,,-;,L York, - "
+ .5.." i WITHOUT CHANGE,
-. With but one change :te:'
Baltimore, ..,.r;4.s Hartford,
+ New Haven, y '''''' Fr0oidence
ly:,.T -. Springfield, ys.n .: Worcester
| and Boston. ,
Trough Tickets for sale at offices Of connecting
line in the West and At all Offices of the Fort Wayne
| and Pennsylvania Central Route, in Chicago.
49, Cincinnati Air. Line
;,'i' g Is the ouly Route running '1"'
DAY AND SLEEPING CARS THROUGH WITH
| OUT CHANGE, TO CINCINNATI, IN d.;
| Annapolis AND COLUMBUS
+" ONLY ONE CHANGE
f. From
Indianapolis to Memphis, Mobile and
c:': ;i1:"e 81 NeK'Orleans. 3}4.|' ''*;''
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nys<Rf ~ 4tgtfts%;IH 81 + =
3: asins: .rIysEiF> III ~
.s'aHnI ~ eintHaaT .t'n
500 -. .,i.a> ta1eiha -
basy ,'r.,i ~ ia mi s;'":~a!
bna =, aI bog. Bpt2
II tEUI
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von od; OF svoaasr
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NEW ADHERzXSENENTH

We send genuine ". / G. Scott Sons Muzzl6
Loader With flask, Pouch, and Cleaning Rod. nicely
boxed. for SIS. Send stamp for Price List SMITH
/ SQUIRES, 523 Broadway and so Chatham st., NY.
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-04-17

''Yes, my brothers wife was an heiress.
 and he was required to take her name,-
 an unnatural arrangement, think" she
 said, trying to smile. 'If were a man,
 -Mr. Caperne, do you know you frighten
 me What is it ?"
 Noel looked into her face once, as &
 man looks at treasure which is to be
 taken away from him; he just said, "God
 help us both !" and turned towards the
 door. It opened as he reached it. There were sounds of an arrival ln the hall, and
 he stood face to face with the host whom
 he had so longed to thank. The eyes of this man fell as they met Noel's; there was weak, imploring gas- l ture of his hands, and hurried, nervous l ''Not here not here! not here, for pity's
 sake Come with me-"
 Noel followed into the room opposite;
 he closed the door behind him, aud set
 his back against it.
 1 'Juian Dudley have found you at
 last then" said Noel.
 "Caperne, said Mir. Dudley, putting
 up his hands, deprecatingly, '1isten to .me P
 l "At last!' repeated Noel; "only toknow
 that have shared your roof, and eaten 1 your bread. wonder it didn't choke me. wish it had. I wish"
 dcA yOu GO LGdG ulO NupcTD6, Balu Julian. "After that, load me with your
 curses, if you will; but hear me first. Look ct me ]! Am not old before my time,-a broken man? Heaven is my witness that I have suffered enough to
 satisfy even you. You think did wan
 ton and cruel thing in the days gone by. It was wicked, but not wanton. I have never loved as I did then. But even when dared to win her, was in debt, Noel, and knew not where to turn for money. 1
 had been wild. You see confess all. I
 could make nothing of my profession; 1 things grew worse with me, and at last I was arrested. The only terms on which l my friends would help me were that I should marry the woman, who was good
 wife to q bad husband as long as she ! lived Think of it. What could I do?
 What hope was there for that other en- gagement? wrote to her" said Mir. Dudley, quickly, seeing the gathering
 wrath Tn NoePs face, "and told all, but 1
 got no answer"
 ''She never had your letter." said Noel. 'I will pass over the rest briefly" said Dudley. 'T gave up the profession that never had been more than a name. With my wife's fortune, there was no need of
 it. When heard of your sorrow, Noel, which was my sorrow too,-a darker one
 than yours,-I thought my heart must
 break. We left England, and wandered
 about the Continent for years, till my
 wife grew homesick, and bought this piece. Have patience little longer. I l knew who you were of course when you
 heaped coals of fire on my head, and were brought here hurt. knew also that, if you found me ont, nothing would induce you to stay in the house. I told my moths CT the story in part,-only my mother,
 mind; bade her keep you ignorant of the name as long as possible, and I went to Scotland. They told me you were going away last week, or would not have come home. M
 s"The work was done, said Noel, grim ly. Il had found you out; your presence was not needed to teach me whose guest had been"
 'Hear me out, Caperne." " said Dudley. TcoNcrUDRD ON FOURTH pAon.l
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-04-17
Sawed Shingles,

which have been selling this season. buy them direct from the manufacturer, and am au- thorized to warrant them free from knots, shakes sap and tapers. RIFED PINE and CEDAR SHINGLES always on hand. I have, mads from six inch dry strips. bought last July, and for quality and price will guarantee 1t unsur- passed. I also offer full line of seas6ned inch and II inch SPRUCE, WHITE PINE and vide; dry inch Surfaced and Rough Cutting-up Lumber; i3. II. and inch good Lumber, weil seasoned; Ceiling in every variety, ASH, NCT boards and plank. have'the largest and pest stuck of Hemlock Boards and Dressed Pine Sheafhing in this section of this State.
 All lumber delivered on the cars free of charge and special contracts made for delivery by rail or teams. Orders by mail will be promptly attend cd to.
 E. J. HILL. Norwalk. Conn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-04-17
Dr. J. BLACKMAN'S Golden ErtrOct

Is the only reliable medicine for the relief and cure of all diseases of the Kidneys and Urinary Organs. It cures gravel in almost every in- stance, Incontinence and Retention ofthe Urine, Inflammation of the Bladder, Pains in the Back and Loins are speedily relieved, no matter of how long standing. Price S1 per box. Prepared only by Fl. l.. LILLE, Norwalk, Conn. JOHN Y. HENRY, 8 College Place, N. Y., Wholesale Agent. SOLD BY DRUGGISTS 7-1y
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-04-17

Illinois postmasters are not lively ami mals. 1t took one of them just 2 yeaTs and months to return letter sent from Hartford with directions ssto be returned in 10 days if not called for.
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-04-17
BANGOR LATH.

Barn Boa ards. have to offer one-half million feet of Ottawa Stocks, 10 and F inches wide, IF, l3, IA, and l6 feet m length. It is an admitted fact that the Ottawa Boards are the best known to the trade, being remarkable for their freedom from the presence of the large black knots so common in Michigan stocks. I can furnish these boards surfaced one side, edges tongued and grooved, dressed full width or narrow, and the quality of the dressing guaranteed. I would call special attention to the brand of IS inch
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-04-17
Eastern Spruce Timber,

of all sizes from 2xs to 4xl2 in Joist, and up to sxle in Frame Timber. Only small portion of this Timber has ever been rafted and is conse- qaently clean and free from grit and gravel. AL eo SOCO punches of first quality
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-04-17
LUMBER.

desire to call attention to the fact that Ihave on hand a full stock of all varieties of LUMBER called for in this market and am prepared to sell the same at the lowest market price for Cash. My stock comprises
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-04-17
Ibe fitfb6elS Gnquirer, t. 4. HICKOX. Editor < Proprietor,
 uTcRFlELD, CONN.
'PERMS:

 special Notices. 50 per cent. additional MEo sgsefas directions regarding thslength of tm@aR9soa aseo@pany adseT9isements Probate Ms1ssaa w1l he kept in three weeks, and all oth- s< savsrtisemenfs st. f." (tiil forbid) or until @u34Esa 0as- Te1xay advertisers are entitled to four changes &s<zag thHir term (nOt Oftener than once s@snkkA wsEhgat change. xe4ksy e k4ff yearly advertisements arc pay mA&e q4nxsersys all ether advertisements in ad- wMmc&.
 $E@Raa uo&fcea of Birth, Death or Marriage are tz@sra~3 free of charge: obituary notices cents per Eze.
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-04-17
.aoea RrfmeEnu.

AM kk@4a @e book and Job Printing neatly and FzwmQ&av amm@
 B~sae@ CArdA, Wedding Cards, Bill Heads, EaA@SaA. Bal Tseks&s HandbiIls, Pamphlets, &c., &s-. &s@s ia ahe hest style. and as cheap as at any e&ce Sm the S8Asa.
 0r&1 s@2 es ssus in by mail and the jobs sent SwR hy @M3 gsf smA0l by stage, or express, to @s@4 P4ze& a tAs c0gnsy. without serious risk or
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-04-17
BaylD 6. BulKIH, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

CAmnm MmhAan MannMms. Bnamaeaaa and Cofans. Amn. Msskma MHmmns. Xaiks& stands and Sofas. @mzzm mmM ms& mEAA m@Msnmms. elegance. and dis B@nSA wmmaAnmza. Went S& LztHhaala. Ct.
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-04-17

Thus was the awakening, They were bendingstogether over the piano, MT. Ca- psrne carelessly turning over the piles of music, when something seemed to startle him, and he stood upright, with his hand pointing to name, written in a bold, struggled hand, on one of the songs. "Julian Dudley"
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-04-17

We then partook of the cakes, pies and fruit, as we had provided in corner of our lodge-room, with cheerful chatting, and after short address. from our ex- chief Rev. MT. Moves, very much to the point. and a. benediction by Rev. Mir. Wyckoff, we adjourned to next week. On Wednesday of the week following (the 10th of ApriD. we mean to have a neck tie sociable. hoping the people will accept our invitation to join us in it. T.
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-04-17

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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-03-28

Msa q EsSss1esss, ages 1atstass0si tt|1assss 81
Cd. Carr 4 Co.. bapkrupts, was dis
charged. l,ra'f bA Y.I !oaU
Q. J. Stolbrand. assignee OF w. G. Al
len: yet hlso aisbharged,' lgN 1870 :
Frederick Lambert, assignee; Of iIsaao Q
Sulzbacher, was apthorizsd to sell the
stock intrade OF the bankrupt.
It was ordered that $500. procseds OF
the sale Of horses. mules. &C., belonging
TO burrel Saunders bankrupt, be paid
to himl as- personally exempted by the
homestead law: John W. ..Burbidge, as.
signee OF Bnrrell Saunders, was author
lied to sell, at public auction, the re-
mninder OF realty vested in him as as
signee, to be possessed and enjoyed ns a
homestead.
Petition OF counsellors in the case of
Bnrrell Saunders. bankrupt, for fees,
was referred to Registrar Carpenter for
report. G,T, f
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-03-28
OFFICIAL.

=! StG!iW SEti@ Urb' :yGij 7yri!, OH
NATIONAL GuABp..
gc5 OK 4aLLn, STATE or SouTH CA8orLMA..
C6LuRA1A, 8; O., March "a, 1878.
SPECIAL 0RDEks, NO. 10. 'h'ti
THE following, Special Order, having
IL been received tram the Adjutsnt and ines
spsstspr. Generals, office. is hereby promul-
gAttea gsSt foE the guidance and information OF .il
.s,HEADdrARTE 8. O.. MILITIA. y;
ADJf AND iNsPKGr6R Gfrsaxi'f Or11cE.
.E7H CoEtasfE! March "a 1878.
SPECIAL 0R1ERS; NO.i9. '.:f.,. nf.
2.1.. On the Tecommeudat alton Of thei Mstor-
HenTA commanding the National, Guard of
this state. the following promotion and an.
po1ntment is hereby made, VIZ:
= Captain Old. Lowndes to be Aid Camp
oHHas UI, stant g. Asjor1aeneral B.; B. Elliott.
asnfy Dsnieis to be Aid.de-c.mp On The
st. et.i =. OF aeneral B. Elliott. With rank
r. They vi'l be obeyed And respected accord.
By order Of his Ercel,ency the aoverboirslnd
Comnnandersin:C :Chfe{.N - = 7iS'>-,S (
o(signed) a'aas et'a a. W. pUKyfp.
F., T. ~ Adiutant and inspector. .aeners,, So,
BY command Of Major General B. 81. elliott.
'' (! y JAMES EENNEOY.I,
,Colonel na and Assistant AdJutant- General.
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