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The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-10-22

County Ticket.
Clerk and Register.
AUGUSTUS TOWNER, Ellsworth.
Treasurer.
WILLIAM A. DEURESS, Pleasant Plains
Sheriff,
ISAAC GRANT, Pleasant Pkina
Prosecuting Attorney.
DARIUS G WARNER, Chase.
Surveyor.
ALBERT A. BLANCHARD, Yates.
Circuit Court Commit sianxr,
FRANCIS HiBNER. Pleasant Plains.
C0roners,
WESLEY J. HOLCONB, Killbuck,
PERES G. MUNRO, Pinsra.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-10-22
A card.

EDIToH STAH: A rr,"rt having
H.~n 2rn' rail- circ"lat.i through
""t hc county, IN fleet that |
w"nlI irclin. &" serv. ~ Sheriff.
ii elected, take ms meth ii It M
f"rm,nl citizens generally thar ina--
much H. | have been nU,,i, a'cd, e
they see III t. hOn"r me Ivy piacin.
me IN the above named office. |
will serve to the beat 1T my aD'lity.
GEo. N. j MES.
Baldwin City. Oct. 22i, 1874.
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Tx Iaiesf is-us Ut the Ludington
Record came TO No enlarged from
q" eigh, column folio 10 = elk column
quaro. We liked the appearance
Ut the Record before. We don't like
II any better now. A IN evidences
OF prosperity on the part Of ito pnb-
fishers. We are pleased to make Q
hotsssf j., and wish them oil the
good fhas~sp come to. printen mp
here 10 the WHO .oor,h woods.
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Sale Of Forfeited State Lands.

MIcneAN STATE LAND OFFICE,
LANslNo. Sept 18th, lS7i.
NOTICE. 10 hereby gwen that the
following described Primary School
Lands, situated in the C"nhty at
Lake, forfeited :"r nn,- payment Of
interest, will be offered for sale at
public aucii"n. ut this Office,
November 1871. 1874,
Mt 10 o'clock A. Nj; unless pre-
vi'isly redeemed according I" law.
l.. A. t'LApP,
C",nIni>. inner.
c. Mi as Description S siSn Town Rang.
lln3 Entire Of 10 Ism. lew.
ills0 pXofnwk IL I'm. lJW.
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vEoETINE IL made esciusiv-iy nom the Juices Of
carefully selected basks. roots and hsrbr. and -
strongly concentrated that Il will enectually eradi
from the system every faint OF ScBorUA, Scnov-
uLous HunoR, TUnERe, CANCER, CANcERoUs Hu-
Non, EsrsfrsLAe. SALT RHEun, SxPHnirIc Dn.
a diseases that arise from impure blood Scjdfica,
hfdmdkory and Chronic Rheusn0fism, Nsdr0l0io.
0om and Spinal Complaints can only be efectually
cured through the blood. r.t ~ sll
sSs ' S ma f Ssss bs s:s: s q $780, sss &c
and Rtagporm. vEGETINE has never failed 70
effect permanent cure.
For Raias " ~ Back. x3dasy compioinss, Drsp.
-, Female wsdk.ss. LescorAsa, arsing from inter-
nal alteration and uterine direases, and 0snSroi
DsotAfv vE0ET1NE acts directly upon the caures
Of tlIess complaints. u invigoratss and strength
ems the whole system, acts upon the secrctivs o.
gsns slay. inflammation, curcs ulceration and req.
rs III assT &. a sod ns. f., oxS, ,ss
ssss, and 0saerG prosfratio8 cf az Nervous SSvfSm
Is the vE0E7fNE Il puriars lie SIoed. cIsssss.
ell efthe organs, and porsesses . controlling pswsr
The remsrSsSls eSrrs sssesss by yxorrmR
have induced many physicians and spothccsrics
when We know 70 prescribe and use II ID their own
10 TACT n. vscErrNE /. Ii. best remedy y..d..
sTco ri GS e.s ss s only &.
public. ~
Prepared By
4. R1SrEPHEHH Boston, Mass.
.. r,s: s,:s. ss'A sy Tan ar,ss.s ~ s.sk-
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Senatorial Convention.


met in Gariner's Hall, Pcntwa,er,
"m Oct. 18th 1874, AMI in tho ri
scnce of all mcmbers of the Com
mittce, the C"nven,inn was called
t" order by Hon. F. j. Russell, ana
g. W. Clayton appointed Secretary.
On m,"ti"n If Mr.. Nels",., al
Manisier. u Committee at thre.
WAS appointed by the Chair, On
Permanent Organization, aud u like
NUMBER On Credentials
I'm Permanent Organization N.
w. Nelson, JAS. Barton and Char
lie Cav.
On CretlentiaIs-W n P,lmer.
\. Dresser. Jr. aud Charles X
Radcliffe.
TIE Committee on Permanent,
Organization repmt.h in favor "t
mining tho temporary officer.
Adopted.
The Committee on Credentials
rep"rte,I Ms follows:
Tie Cn,n"ittee un Cred. initial.
respectfully report 'ha, they finn
the Respective COUNTRIES 81 The 80 i.
Senatorial District represented ~
tnIl..w.:
LIKE Charles X. Radcliffe
Mtnistee VIM. Durham, Charlr
Hn"L, A. Mayn,n. N. w Ncl>,"
Mason % y. Stanchti>l'i. q. W.
Clayton, David Bairi.
DELEGATE, present auth 'r'z.d :
cast the tull vote.
Mecosta N. Brown. w. N.
ls"hcrts,E. g llaue! b +. Grave-.
&. w. trawturd.
Chairman autl,nriz"d hy c"nven
ton Z" cast votes 81 aI'sentres.
Charlie Gay antI"r,zcd 10y dele
gates to cast full vote.
Ne,cdygo Credentials respect
fully referred IT, The C"nvcnti,u.
Oceana F. j. Russell, A. Dres
ser, Dr., q. A. Sessions, ID. w
Crosby, A. il. Nelson.
Delegates present authorized to
cast full vote.
OsceoIa = w. Fl. Palmer, j. w.
Ash J,'srpiI SayIcs.
w. II. Palmer au'h"riz. d by del
egates to act rs substitute and ala.
aulh"'zcd by resolution to Gust fall
vote.
w. II. PALMER,
A. DRESSER. Jr. Committee
q. X kADCLIFEE,
After s"ne discussion, tho CON
venti"n, on motion at Mr. Durham.
admitted four delegates from New
aygo county, No follows: JAS Bar
ton, Shepherd T,hbat,s, George
Luton, 6. E. Matthews.
Report accepted, aud Committee
discharged.
On mo,i"n If Mr.. Durham, pr"
cec,led to III Informal ballot for
State S,'nator.
On motion CT Mr.. Chas. X Rad
CLIFF, tn. following tellrrs were ~
poinieh by the Chair: Charles X
Radcliffe. Charles A. Sesripns.
The ballots cast resulted ~ fol
Edgar l.. o,.,.. LIST 4 If. MIs'. '",Sr.
s wI1IIsw " 4 r SSS'.,.::.: |: I
Is Is Is
On melton Of Mr.. Durham, Mr.. |
E L. Gray was unanimously non,
mated.
On motion Of Mr.. Durham. the
following Committee was appninted
to wait upon Mr.. Gray: Messr-.
Durham, Barton and Gay.
On mmi4n 1T Mr.. Nelson. The
Chair appointed the following SEN
at"rial Committee: Messrs. N. w.
1T Manistes; q. w. Clay
ton, Of Mason; A. Dire ser, Jr., OF
Occana; j. Barton, Of Nswayso;
@. Gay, Of Mecustr; W. II. Palmer,
Of Osceol. =; q. X. Radcliffe, of Lake. |
Mr.. Gray, on being introduced,
tho Convention for Tho
homer Conferred in q graceful aud
appropriate speech.
On motion adj ,mrnsd.
F. j. RusssLL, Ohm. |
q. w. CLAYTON. Sec'Y.
VIZ feel called upon tO again
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Depvsy Go. Survey >. L. prepared ~ do
surveying IN oil the Towns q the Kspshwess
para Of Lake cosasy. =. q. address. Bald
vts Gay, Mich, s-lS
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GOING SOUTH,

Going north, the train from Walton 10 Petoekey,
will run on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays only
Going south, the train from Prtoskey tO WALTON,
Will run on Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays
II. X. MYERS, Gen. Pase. a Ticket Agent.
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Anye,s desiring y purchase ecsd span Of WORK
Me.sss. poub.e naynsss. Lumbef " seen ana ScS
s SIsSs Svsgoe and s,eds nearly sswl vii And -
!. IN. Baldwin Sity. Mia. =
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-10-22

The shortest, quickest and best route tn Mackipaw
aud Lake Superior region via Howard City and
GRAND RAPIDS q INDIANA RAILROAD.
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REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS

REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS
Fer Governor
JOHN J. BA0LIY. Of Wayne.
For Lieutsnant 0ovsrnor
HENRY n. HOLT, Of husksgoa.
For Secretary Of State
EBENEZER q. d. HOLDEN. 81 Ksat.
For State Treasurer
WILLIAM D. MoCREERY, Of Genesss.
For Auditor General
RALPH ELY. 81 0rstios.
Var Commissioner 81 Land Once
LEVER EFT A. CLAPP, Of Sc. joseph.
Fer Superintendent OF PnbIic Instruction
DANIEL B. BRIGGS. NJ Macomb.
Fer Member Of the State BOARD Of Education
EDGAR RExFORD. Of wsshtsnsw.
For Attorney General
ANDREW J. SMITH, 81 Cass.
Fer Csngress.
}. A. HUBBELL. Hcaghto..
For Stste Ssnatsr,
EDGAR L. GRAY, Of ksvsyso.
For State Rep, sssntativs,
NATHANIEL L. 6ERRISH, Hsrssy.
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Raasor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-30
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,

TiiE GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATS MAIL ROUTK.
Trains leave New York from loot Of Debrosses ana oos
Express tor HARRISBURG Pittsburg the West and south
with Puman Palace Cars 4 tached, 9.U A. M ane
$3.50 I. NJ sunday and 3 80 +. M. nj. at.
For Wilamsport Lock layen CORY, ana W WIZ va
port $3.50 A. NJ, connecting AT PHILADELPHIA n, =,
For Baltimore Washington and the south, at s. ~ A. NJ,
81 and r. NJ nndaNyi . T. 3, a q .qo " 1s.so sAnz
p. N. Emigrant and second cass =. N. s, s,n
For Ircnon at 20 A. ~, and 3:lO r. VI. eunuay u"
For newark at g. 80, 100, $40 So, 10 Il NJ, y NJ
2 230 $40; $40, All 4}l b:21 5:io o. O;'o 90 ~
7SQ s,lo 10 Il :Sor NJ and L night sunday o1" o."
For EiIabc III a. G. $50 7a, sapn MN
II 2:iO so $40, io, 49,, $40, pa g. 6;io oS9 ad
s:is nli:or. Nj and u night sunday ''-O' 0''0 a"a
For aahway 9, 80 7.o. ) 10 n, u II s'% s;Ia
IL nigh. sunday q ana Gao p. NJ.
For Wo.doriage; Perth Ameoy, and south AmooS anu
For p Sew srnaswss .. ana ga NJ. p ~ 94aa
$50 o:io 7p. NJ. ana v night snnday 6'ig r M.
For East Mllsone, " noon, ID anu 80 r. ~
FOR Pnilsburg and Bclvdere. 800 A. NJ ana +. ~. "a.
rSI F,isnod p an and p ana = sO and
For tarminsdaic and Squan, 20 \: NJ AM Z;
For Pcmbo rton and Camden, 6 a. NJ, ani 2aD = ",
Trans arrive as ioow from fitt uuE, e., o." cxccp
Monday. From ashlng and Sal imore' o:S A. ~
5'l5 AMI lJ2i T. NJ sunday GDj A. NJ an w. ~ A NJ
rom thHadelohia, $50, $50, G:o iU'io - !: % TAXI
ia a., ~ o;M n S ~. J:A = W. sunday ''
Ticket offices 52G. 40 al and 9H Broauwn 70 sreets
House, and loot OF Desbrosses and Cortlahu' s'eeS
tmsrant tlcsSt oihce' NO. ba'WWfy srSv sIe Jr
=" Ge GnrsH II ,ua,cr. Gen. Passenger Agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-30

o.11 OON FARM-IO3 ACRES LOAN SOIL. LARGE
Dll.UUU house. barns plenty of rult; near depot
and beach, must SOLD. LEWIS, Norlhport, l.. L at
207 Front street, New York, Tuesdays A. NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-30

CUNARD LINE -
4 NOTICE.
with q view diminishing the chances OF collision the
steamers this line specified course Tor oil sea-
sons the year. -
On the passage from Que stown to Now York
boston, crossing tue meridian OF ~ ut 43 Latitude or
nothing to the norm o. 49,
On the hoIuewa passage crossing the meridian of
at Il latitude. or nothing 20 the nor,h OF ~.
TUE BRIT .SU AND AORIH AMERICAN ROYAL
NAIL STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN NEW YORK AND
LIVERPOOL. CALLING AT CORK HARBoR.
FROM NEW YORK.
JAyA....... Wed. april ChIS A; sat. April q q
ABYSsISIA.. Wed, April q BArAyIA lat, Nay 2
PARrHlA....;.s {, April Is SCOTIA We'd, Nay 6
~Rt sSfA.. We'd, Aprl y NIGERIA. Sat May 3
and every following Wednesday and saturday from New
York Steamers marked do carry steerage passep-
gers Cabin passage $50 slN ami s3) gold according to
accommo lation. Return tickets on favorable terms
Steeruge So currency. steer &c tickets Liver oo
Queenstown and all parts Europe at lowest rates
For freight and cabin apply at the company's
office No Bowling Green. For Storage passage Ill
Broadway, TRINITY Bui ding
to r H. ~ VERNET
Clark and Randolph streets, Chicago. Ill.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-30

ITO RENTAL STAMFORD CONN, COTTAGE,
Handsomely furnished, containing Is room. VIII
ground overlooking the Sound. For particulars call on
or address Mrs. Is. WILLIAMS. rs Mad ison avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-30

Gao ENn FARM OF 20 ACRES, GOOD LAND AND
nc. COV. Buildings choice fruit, pleasantly located,
q miles the city, Bergen county; 81 class Farm,
100 acres SloO0l T. YELLING, Paterson. y. j.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-30

WANT FIRST CLASS HOUSE, Up TOWN, FOR
/ cash customers Principals should appiy y once,
with description and price, 10 JACOB CHASE u Cedar
s.rp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-30

WANTED TO PURCHASE FOR CASH-A THREE
w or four story brown stone House, between LeXng-
sixth avenues, To Seventeen street. IN negh-
borhood OF the Park preferret location must be desra
bic in every price $4,000 to S230J5 Address
PAUL TRION, box 2l0 Herald office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-30

TNXECUTOR's sALE.-s5 ACRES AT FOR LEE. y. j.,
~ opposite i5d 1000 eli wafer 'front.' extensive
Riparian rghLs fine water depth ana Terry rights IN
nense guarres paving grand part admira
bly, suited rar ad and steamship wants part public
building. ami re sidence FOR plans terms &C., apply,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-30

L The colrs laid down Tor these steamers and followed
OF cape Race Although the voyage Is thus Heightened
nSH m boating ice ana he
danger OF navigation consequent thereon
Royal s1s s aHs f a IS
S cH1Y OF FIX s sa'arSaay Apr
c cir OF RHGhM6Sb satardayy AR e at H.
succeeding saturday and thursday from Pier
~ 'o' !" '' RATES OF PASSAGE.
CABIN, $50 and so gold according to accommodation
Kpand i tcksi n ower rass Lon
f Gambufs "0f Prepaid f $50 currency
marx and Paris al red uced rates
For cabin passage and general business apply At the
For Storage passage, s3 Broadway or Pier North
OpoNNELL FAUX, 4o2 Chestnut street. Phliadc
NJ :. cREAsn, ie2 State. street, Boston.
F. G. BROWN, 80 south Clark. corner Lake street.
VIII. iSMAN. Liverpool and No. 9 Rue Scribe Paris
A SohoH Line additional shilling.
Commeneips lsi April the steamers Of the Anchor
day Throughout, the, year.
rSe,iays ,tesm RS VIII Proc o via londonderry.
Saturdays steamers direct 20 ana rom glasgow.
steamers sail from pier No. % SSrh River New York
G1h UNA W Sat- APT ES rgs A ADr
Y,CtoRiA.. Tues Abrll %, Nli;;. Tues, 1priI q
MACEDONIA. sat, April II ANGL sat, April Is
The pass niger Accommodations the steamers this
line unsurpassed elegance ami comfort Cabin
saterooms are all on the upper deck, thus securing good
hight ana ventilation.
CABIN PASSAGE TO OR FROM
GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL OR LONDONDERRY.
WED, STEAMERS, sos and S75 Return, $50 currency.
SAT STEAMERS. $50 aud Sl5. Return. Si3J, god.
SEEbKAGE "a SAGE.
To Glasgow Liverpool. London Queenstown, London
90 derry Belfast Bristol or Cardiff $50. currency.
ilckets issued for Passage 10 from scaport0r
railway station IN Great Britain, Ireland the CONT
nsnt.
DRAFTS FOR Any AMOUNT At LOWEST RATES
Company's office, No Bowling Green, New YORK.
HENDERSON BkOlHER, Agents
n'DONOVAN ROSSA-RED STAR, WHITE SIAK
~ Black star and Philadelphia lines tabin 80, IN
tcfmediate $40 Storage SO Drafts raliroa tchets
kOsSA, Proprietor Northern hotei -
tor,landt terry, New York.
grAPsCOTT BROTHERS & co.
EMIGRATION AND FOREIGN EAChANaE oFFiCB
So south street.
Drafts for 81 and upwards issued at lowest rateA
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no LEl-NEAK aAMILTON FERRY, Win STEAM
il rover. well-ghted large second story Room. Az.
Ply b. COBB. summit and Van brunt streets south
Srooniyn-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-30

The possibility o. neU issue Of fnconperffo'e
paper regard ,otth anaGzen,ent and anxiety, ana,
tn my tuGgrsey,t such an issue could De detTe-
mont ana shnme.-CHARLEs SUMNER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-30

DEsT FAMILY COAL--sTOvE, EGG AND FUR
- mace 50 IS per tom nut $6 screened ami delivered
THOMAS STOKES, corner Thirty second street and
Tanth avssn~
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE.

LIOR NEW ORLEANS DIRHCE
The Cromwell steamship Line .
The steamship KNIcKERBOKEk Captain eager, VIII
leave pier No. North River on Saturday April l. a.
r. VI. Freight received daily. Through rae5 gwen 10
Galveston 1ndiauola Tockport Arankas Wharf, Rra-
SANTIAGO Louis and Mobile. CABIN passage, $5ot
eerage, s2h For lrei lit passage apply 10 CLARK
SEAMAN, Sc West street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-30
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

J'ALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON,
via Newport and Fall River. -
The magnificent steamers NEWPORT and OLD coy
ONY leave pier IS North River, foot OF Murray stree
daily (Sundays cXceptel), at p. NJ. Through TICK
sold at ali principal hotels IN the city.
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IS The New POSTAL LAW. - The
Post Office Gazette for July summari.
zes what tho new post Office bill ac.
complishes, as follows:
4. Prepayment of newspaper pos.
tage after January l, 1875.
2. Gives free delivery to all news
papers, to subscribers only. (daily,
scmi.weekly, weekly, monthly or
quarterly,) within the County in
which they are printed and published
from July !, 1874.
3. Makes uniformity in all mat
ters other than newspapers, as third
class, limited to four pounds at one
cent foi each two ounces. All papers
now circulate free in the Counties
wherein they are printed, and receive
their exchanges free. 49,.
ooh! why should the spirit OF
mortals be sad?" cxclaims the, Mil.
waukec Sentinel, "when New. Orleans
molasses sells ut fourteen cents per
quart, and buckwheat -four is thrown
at Il man in fifty pound packages"
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mon,

n9- DR.. VIM. C. Wardlaw, former.
ly of our, town, but now a resident Of
Augusta, Ga, and we'll known as a
popular and skillful dentist, is now on
a visit to relatives hero. The Doctor
is doing q fine business in his profes-
sion, and is receiving the patronage
he so we'll merits.
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The Press and Banner.
Abbeyille, S. @.

THE BASE BALL CLUB has sus-
pended exercises for tho present, but
the lack of amusement in this par
ticular is supplied by evening drives
behind fast trotters, by al! who own
vehicles. We need in Abbevillc a
livery stable to supply all demands and
make the amusement q little more
common,
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Tax Returns 3
Auditors 0iGe, AIielile County
ABBEyILLE, June 22, 1874

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blanks Al; this ) Office Fl 1 81
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il Robertson

AALLs the attention Of the
Nv public to his Stock of
|SPR1NG, GOODS, nov, now opened !
and ready for inspectio He
spared no pains in selecting this
Stock, having made his pur-,
.chases under the most faYo Yogable
circumstances. His lines are
complete in all the various De-
partments, and it is his deter
IInination to sell at the lowest
prices; he. feels assured that
CASH BUYERSwill find it to
their interest to give him a2caH.
He. calls especial attention to
his Stock Of DRESS GOODS
and MILLINERY His Dress
Goods Department embraces all
the latest styles Of SPRING
AND SUMMER MATERIAL,
GRENADINES, JAPANESE
J ENAPIN E, PRI TED
LAWNS, STRIPED PU r.
GALS, PRINTED MUSEINS,
WHITE STRIPEDsL.AWNS,
PIQUETS, with a great variety
of plain White Goods, JACO-
NETTS, MULLS, MAIN
SOCKS, FRENCH SWISSES,
&C., &c. q
His Millinery is in fuH bloom
and he cordially invites the la.
dies to give him call, feeling
assured that the temptation
will be too great. for them to
leave without purchasing some
thing in Miss RAMEY'S De-
PARTMENT.
In connection with this, will
BE FOUND A DRESS
MAKING DEPARTMENT,
in all it's various branches, un-E
der charge of Miss LIDDIA
TAGGART, whose long expe-
rience is we'll known to the la
dies of Abbeyille.
J. T. ROBERTSON.
April Is, 1874, l-tf :.
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n@- Dr.. J. W. Gurley, who is &C.
quiring a reputation by his successful
treatment of diseases of the eye, is
now practising his profession in At
lanta. ......, So,
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The following persons have packages
tn the Express office:
Miss L Baker, r S Beckham, ] c
Bradley, H L Tustln, NJ E Hollings-
worth, A Small, J H Penney, J G Per-
rim, J G DuBose, # B Milford, r b
Cade, Adams & Black, A L Miller, D B
Smith.
C. v. HAMMOND,
Agent.
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rM- Two stray bags of cotton found
their way to town on Monday last.
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to- Mr.. A. NJ. Hill knows the best
place to put inc peaches.
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re- If anybody has lost q mule,
lot him read our advertising columns.
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CORRECTED WEEKLY BY
B A II N w E l. l. & G o.,
Dealers IN Staple Dry Goods, Groce-
ries, Provisions, &C., &c.

BALTIMoRE, August 10-Cotton dull
middling 16s; sales 20. Flour steady.
Corn dull-Southern white 90a92 Syel-
low Sass. Oats steady-Southern and
Western IS: Provisions strong and
prices higher.
CHARLESTON, August 1O-Cotton dull
-middling I5a; low middling 15f; net
receipts 81; exports coastwise 700; sales
100.
AUGUSTA, August 1O-C Cotton nominal
-middling l5! receipts 43 bales; sales
%.
ST. LOUIS, August 1o-Flour:quiet and
unchanged. Corn inactive and pretty
firm-No. 2 mixed 60a62, according to
location; white mixed higher-653a6S.
Whiskey firmer-99a1. Pork firm
"a 90. Bacon strong and higher-94a9s
for shoulders; 12a12s clear rib; clear
l2s.
New YORK, August TO- Cotton quiet; !;
.uplands IL; Orleans17 Southern -four
to fair extra 50a6 Is;
good to choice s. 2oal1 20. Gold closed
at OF.
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Consignees.

The following named persons have
freight in the Depot:
JB Clark & Son, w D Mars & Co, H
w Lawson Go, d B Smith, L S Clink-
scales, J E Caldwell, c G Haddon, Link
Wideman, s c Link, ] ] Lee, + A
Morris, z G McAllister, ] Mcneil, Nc
Gowan, J NJ SIfillito, B G Wall.
J. W.MARSHALL;
Agent.
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s1~ Money is the scarccst article
in town.