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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-10
Application for Patent.
NOTICE No. %.
u :. LAMP Gf!ICF.
Eurela, Nevada, Sept. /, /

Eure!.a, Nevada, Sept. ISL
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the Silver Lick Consolidated Mining
tonr any Il o~Stoi:icc address Eureka. Noya-
"a, care James Adams. Agent has this DAY
filed in this till - Il diagram together with u
notice OF Application ter II latc,t from the
| nitCd states. under act Of Congress AZ
proved May 10, IL, for twelve hundred ami
three luz lin"al feet OF the silver lick ard
tohIio !'urns Consolidated Lode, the same
runnin. 400 tcct north"aStcrly and td' feet
so,thwrsteiiy trom tho silver Lick Sllati,
with %s!ir,acc ground 90 irct in width, sitiat-
ed iii EHIcka Mining district, EGreh Il eoul-
ty. state Of Nevada, and described in III,
plat AID field notes on tile IN this Office as
follows, to wit:
U. S. Survey No. rs.
beginning At n post marked "No. | [. 5.
Survey No.. % whence POST Nc. / of Survey
No. II. mad' for Hermann l%icyncmann upon
SIS Iect; the summit OF isuhy Hill bears
:. Il ~ T.. 6,"i3 feet; the ilusstait IN tho
tow Of Eureka bears :. s, - r.. II Oh feet,
and III" silver Lick shalt bears :. II ". IL
feet: thence running :. - l.. 100 feet to rost
marx No. :, |. :. Survey, No.. -: themes.
Survey, Au.7,; thence \. s.. W. 200 feet, to
post MARI ed No. i, |. ;. Survey, No. -; and
III nee \. rs +. . .0i feet, to lost No. |, the
place Of beginning, containing . d--lho acic.;
courses expressed from the true i.eii-
dian with n magnetic variation oi lf.o
East.
This claim i, located upon uusurveycd lands,
and is bounded On the southeast by the Nela
Cruz and California CONSOLIDATED Lode. ~.
Ilis claim is recorded in book L, lage ~,
OF the Eureka District Mining Records
and a cory OF til" roticc and plnt, can be
Oh the l.de.
= CYRUS T. HORN. REGISTER.
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l.
Sherin's Sale!

STATE OF NEVADA. County OF EURFK,.-l
SHFRirr's OFFICE, Eureka, New. Aug. ~. 1871
DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION, Is
ID sued ont Of the District. Court of the
sixth Judicial histrist in and for the county
of Eureka. State Of Nevada. on the 9th day
of August. A. H., 1874. and to me directed and
delivered, for a Judgment rendered and
dockcted in said Court on the .ith day OF
August. A. ID, lssl. in favor of u. Mannheim
as plaintiff and against &C. Robbins as dc.
PENDANT. for the sum Of three hundred and
oighty-scvcp dollars and ten cents-saS. 10
with interest thereon from date of said jadg-
ment at the rate of ten-l0-Tcr cent. per aG-
mum until paid. in United States gold coin, to-
gcthcr with tifty-four dollars and %tiity-fivc
ccnts-SI BIN United States geld coin.
costs and accruing costs. amounting to five
dollars and twenty-five ccnts-Sj @j-in like
gold coin up to this date. | have. on tho 2ath
day of August. a. u. 1874, levied upon tho
following described property. together. with
all the improvements thereon, sitCat" IN the
town of Eureka. county and State aforesaid,
and more particularly described as follows,
to-wit: That certain piece or parcel of land
commencing ut a stake two hundrcd-2N-
feet northcrly from tho north line of Robbins
street. in the town Of Eureka: thence rnnning
northcrly along the west line OF Main street
four hundrcd-iG-fcot: thence westerly a
distance of tive hundred -2e0-feet. more or
less, to the northwest corner of Monroe sur
vcy Of said town of Eurch a: thence scuthcrly
along the west line of said Survey, a distance
Of four hundred i0-fcet. thence ~eastcrly
a distance Of two MISUNDERSTANDING. more
or less. to the place OF beginning, on the west
side # Main, street, and being the first north
four hundred-iW feet front OF that certain
property therefore, known as the Euttcrcup
Comrary's furnace, site now owned by the
Eureka VI. a :. Comiany..
Notice is hereby given, that | will sell said
real property. as aforesaid, in front Of the
Courthouse door. on
Saturday. September re. \. -. 1874.
o'clock T.. ". fo-wit: l. O'Clock NJ. TO tho
highest bidder ter cash, to satisfy said cNeca-
ton and all costs: said sale to include all the
right. title and interest Of said defendant IN
ard to the same when said jndgment became
n licr thereon. to-vit: the 9th day Of .iu-
gust, A. ID. 1874 or at any tire thereafter.
j. D. SULLIVAN,
Sheriff of Eurcka county, Nevada.
aug .-tl
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FINANCIAL Il COMMERCIAL.

Business has been very quiet during the past
week, the bad roads preventing the marketing o.
grain and produce. Trade in all branches has
been confined to necessities Of life
In the money market there is no material
change to note The supply Of funds for long
time loan, i, good, and parties having first elias,
security find no difficulty in getting what they
need ut the usual rate. For short time loans the
supply j, fair and the banks generally accommo.
date their regular customer. The market seems
to be- working little easier.
In Chicago tic markets. reported very easy on
call loan, at 7 to spcr cent, and Tor short loans
the market il moderately easy on tirstclass Sc
curity at the usual rate Of ten per cent
Gold has declined little during the week, and
the market closes quiet at lll$i
Government bonds have been in fair demand.
Prices have declined little in sympathy with
I'D. The offerings are rather lightnnd are fully
orbcd by the demand.
ycns, MacKinluy X Go. furnish the following
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From Farm Ridge.
The GItidy Dance.

GRAND RIDGE, Mar. Il, 1871.
:, ho. been the custom Of the light faniistics'
M park Farm Ridge and Bruce OF having
1. social hops under the management Of Prof
viii. in the old Farm Ridge Seminary building
,.oa week during the winter season. and as
o,,en a. the temperature would permit during
81 ~ .nmmer consequently the "hopisls' o
these several towns pride 'heflse.es oh U',,'
adopts in the art Of leaping ana s'gpp'us ~ y,
.oupd q fiddle, and fain would iiNe soln' %
.eryer who would fsttcr their propen,'le' az
.a,0ir. their gay attire while in the OaH r'O'"'
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Ottawa, March ilth, 1871.
OTTAWA. Nov. ., 49,.
SAL

NORTGACiIc sSAL t..-Pnhllc notice IS 20 ne IT.
w by given, that whereas traSeg G. ,o, MOI
gage bearing date the seventeenth day OF A. D.
and filed for record in said county on the sad
bred and Hftyour OF records. on page oIS Ia
twenty three the recorders office OF said county o. 10
Sale in and by which said mortgage the SAID
Pnerson did convey TO the subscriber Ellen Brady me ea
hereinafter described for the puIp e o.
payment of one certain promlssory note ana
on bearing even with said mortgage e1ecuied oy ~
Frances MACPHERSON to said Ellen Brady LOT tas sun Wiz
the rate OF ten per cent per ahnuni
real estate is thus described IN sad nt one forty
two fortynne hity and hftyone Ss e. ~; =, III s Town
and 81 in school subdivision oil on SAT 81 he MIS-
principal meridian in the county OF Ia IN bs n.S
Illinois; And whereas default mas oeen , rsnso, snt a.
meni OF said promissOry note ana Gttfss' 'ne'e"", ~
tbereore notice s hereby given that in pursuance
~ rcvssr ~ .ie contained In said MORTGAGE the prov
sions OF which as follows VIZ at - ~ the
interest," Aforesaid or any part or portion Of etser 81 We
te or times the said note and ineiess ss
FOR the purpose OF paying the principal and interest aye
said note is hereby authorized To sl ana nspose no
equity OF redemption said party Of me n,st S r.,
heirs and assigns, At pnbllf auS Ss. in ~,
st. ~ -os for the highest and best price the same WI
bring IN cash. tour weeks PUBIC n1'Se sement Ia
one OF the newspapers at that Tine pnossea . 10 .ee a.
county OF La sale aad TO MAKE anp ND ucieo'
s on deeds OF conveyance OF the premises sold and on
Of s q ,s sae pep.i and Interest ue 90
said prom ssory note above desrioed ~ so asy o.
costs Of safe and psy oyerplus Of any to said party o.
honr TWO O'clock IN the afternoon OF Monday the tvea
teh dsy OF Apr A. is5l 81 he south door OF the CouD
SS15 Isl h9ae ~ s srSery dscsed io
er with all right and equity Of redemption oil the SAL
I 1Ms.ss. nareh r. a T. Is;IeiT tILES BRADY.
AETsCn Lccxroo1S Atisrr-y ..---4oIlsA--- -
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DIR. II. OLlN,

OF Chicago, formerly OF this place. viii visit Ottawa, at
Clifton Hotel first Tuesday OF each month"; for treating
all diseases OF the Eye and Ear, srgcsly otherwise
Operations for cataract artificial pupil inverted lids closure
the duct cross eye srasshyoma and removal
ard morbid growthS of every description Artificial
eyes and drums inserted Without pain previous opera
ton. Granular cyelits The mo ncg dbeuse N tscrct
Ipiicnily md permanently cured
From his long experience in tleanc diseases O e BYE
and Ear lie feels confident In stating that he nearly
every case Chronic diseases also treaed Consultation free
Largest stock II Artificial Eyes In the West.
December 10th tSI0.-t!
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MRS. WINSIOW'S SOOTHING SYRUPis the prc-crp.
ton OF the best Female Physicians and Nurses tile
United States and has been used for tn with
failing safety and by millions of mothers and cl.
dren the feeble infant OF week old the adult II
corrects acdity the stomach relieves wind COLI, Cu.
latcs the bowels and gives rest, health md comfort
mother child We believe It 10 be the Best and SUI
Remedy In the World IN ali cases of DYSENTFKY AND
DIAI!HEA IN CHlLDIEN. whether 1t ARIES from teeth
Ing other Full directions for nsng will
acc Ompsny bottle. None genuine unless tie fac smile
OF CURTIS PERKINS is on the outside wrapper sold
by all Medicine Dealers julyla-ly
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why VIII You
SuNpro

To all persons suffering nom
rheumatism, or Neuralgia,
Cramps in the limbs or stOm
aCh. Bilious Cole, Pain In the
Back. Bowels or Side. We
would say THE HOUSEHOLD
PAEACRA anc FAMILY LINZ
MINT Is OF all Others the rem.
cdy you wantior informal and
external nse. lthss cured TIT
above complaints In thOus
anus OF cases There Is no
MISTAKE about II. Try tt
sold ny all Druggists.
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EXHAUSTED VITALITY.

LIFE or SCI p. PRESFRTJ TIDN,'
Medical Treatise ths Cause and Gre E1h arsie VI.
tally. PremTnre Decline In hRn Nervous and Physical
Debility, HyI ochotdrtAs tnroaency. spernatorrhGa or
seminal weakness and an other diseases arising from the
errors OF youfh the tndcretions
years. This Indeed book for ever ThousAnd.
have taught by this work the true health and
happiness Il the cheapest and best medical work ever
published and the only one on this class OF ls
inr isth edition. revised mueh enlarged, Illustrated
nail post psd, receipt % rrtse Addrrss PEABODY
MEDIC Al INSTITUTE, No. Bsinnch ,trrct, Boston
Mss or DIR W. n. PARKER A-sistAst PhysiriAn N
n. The auhor Ray b ooosuld 90 the sew well III
dlses ~cs requiring sSil and experience. asys-'y
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Obituary.
ELEANOR REYNOLDS, wife OF Benz. Dryson I!ey ODDS
daughter OF Elisha and Mary Ann Seoacld OF Pike own
ship Ccsrhcd county Pa aged 81 years. months and
day departed this life In great peace at her residence in
Grand Rapids La Sale county Ill.,, February 18TH 1874.
She converted at the age 49, Married to him who
survives to mourn her years after her conversion
she lived devoted Methodist. Their house for many
years the home preaching place OF the early tne-en
Her last years full OF bodily harmty hat crowned
" lth sustaining grace. u. II.
U!ockf3rd and Earlye papers please copy
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pe"'Y' H. o. Black, in ID
among the scatt'ring'7o for roovor IN "a
, I in ID ward for MAYOR, Zoo ,,i,,,.,r., IN
H. collector; +. f. Moore h,a,,, i 81 and
Bard. Mike Brady, for POI
|th; one Bodwcn 10Y poNce. lcrmrp ,Icr,cd
in 9TH estimation Of
The reason Of there Dciugtwosl' ,,,noc,,I D.
tho 9Th ward wa, owing to the ,.
Lldcrmau Corners, John l'ubaubeh
In t,, vacancy. H. v.l hoM 'teo u.t,,,
3year. U Ill.,, uudthc
Alderman Redmond .',iaa ol'cnt'onI orlcJ
hat ti,r contract, made h't%centfccS y ,,y
rotcr powcr company N'' h1' J,sg,nu puld
! ,,.r. .ryrtbc city, that these contracts sh' .,
be placed ,}gSa The records '&Fr'''' ,.,ao
DID,, r,l.. XVI, ,;i53cd that tho new Souhc
-, J., i,,itcd f., ~: - their seats, Inc "u VIII
drawing. 1t was dom .,.,,,a,4s.l
Novor Swift took the Tsithou' slio" ~ -.
-, 81, ,,crt,,rrotion, e he dropped 'nloIe,
his sea, ns ' Sopn to mayor yt and knew the trade
n nerfection lie made no opening spu.',
merely said mir Clerk call the roll i'''' 80
done a full council fourteen members, "o.' ,'a
no r,r..nt lie next announced the ilr't QUE
,ne.s IN order would he the election Oh 'I'' V'
.or. hcpinninu with clerk, and appointed a'uc'
= s,c,t teller The Doctor took alderman
Il Grifbths plug and passed it around Tor 'otr' 2
81 he dumped the contents of the hat upon 'No !
i ,,hle fornin,t" the clerk and found fourteen !
yo,es for Joseph Courtney for Clerk, and accord
q ingly that worthy young gentleman was declare"
~ unanimously elected. AS
81 CITY Treasurer was next in order, ana similar
"A procedure on the part of the teller pFoauceu
- fourteen vote, for Z. G. Allen, and hc was pro
q nounced Treasurer. W.
The next move for City Marshal " ~ "
.ulted in Justus Harris fourteen votes. l."
Following this came fourteen for VIM Nor''S u
"a for Street Supervisor, aud alike numberior D'i' u
E , Hit for City Surveyor, and similar count y
a tori ". Brewer, Esq, for City Attorney aud tHiS {
n finishing the business Of the evening, ii beng
II 1oo'clock on motion of Miller, the council al
,ourned till Tuesday evening next at q o'clock
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To witness the old council year out and wei
,.omc in the new; TO be spectator of the dying
lgones of the ancient Board of Aldermen and to
see The new one born, we shouldcrcd our note
book, inserted our pencil over our left car ana
todled down to the City Hall on Tuesday evening
last
There was L full house of persons in the LOBBY
and the newly elected and old councilmcn iilcd
up the area within the railing.
On motion of alderman King, the council was
called to order, and DR.. Stout elected CHAIRMAN
pro tenn.
The roll WAS called and the absences were
Deane, Stormont and Field.
On motion, the reading of the minutes oil last
meeting was dispensed with.
The CITY Marshal reported that during the past
wear he had made III arrests, and had collected
ines amounting to 1885, which amount had been
deposited in the City Treasury, as per vouchers
submitted. On motion, the report was received
and fled.
The City Clerk submitted his annual report.
During the wear he lad collected from
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j1fM advertisements,
New York DAY.

DEMO. Ratio WRrELr. Established 1850. II supports
Hhgc us,-mdrg, political and social. Terms e. per year.
TO Cighs, mue copies Tor -. Specimen copies tree.
Address DAY BOOK, New York city.
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lOlcsale Market,

lOI'SHIr Market.
.,..ayia-rI '.E&Co, Wholesale and Retail
w . La sale street.
A. ''r''''' 2}rccefs, E6l OTTAWA, Mar II, 1874.
cry much crowded TO.
our markets arc rrr I'D corn could be sold
d,y hut few farmers In for sc; new corn
~ the Starch Factory toas> weather is getting
,nc Dressed pCul,ry, tSe re abundant and
,,rct,y warm for It Eggs butter DC No
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NDSYCHOMANCY, Or SOUL CHAEMING."-Hove eth
or may iasCinate gain the love and affections
Of any person they choose Instantly This simple mental
aCQairCncn all possess. free by mall Or u cents to-
geher With Marriage Guide. Egyptian Oracle Dreams
Hints to Ladies queer book. 10000 sold. Address T.
WILLIAM d CO., Publishers, Philadelphia,
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Total, ............ ............' ..''e ','lH 90
The report, on motion, was rcccivcdand placed
or file.
The Ordinance Committee reported rcsolu
lion pcrmitting trains on the c., i, * Q. railroad
to occupy streets and crossings - minutes at a
time, for which they shall not be prosecuted. ON
motion Of NcGinnis, the blank was filed with
the word " five giving the trains the privilege
Of five minutes stoppagc, and the resolution was
adoptcd-Aycs Q, Nays none
The Committee on Fire Department reported
that they had leased the room adjoining the coun'
ell chamber TO Bach's City Band, on condition that
the band pat in gas meter and pay it's own gas
bills. On motion OF King, the report was adopted
Liquor and billiard license bonds Of Wallace ~
StahI, with John Colwcll and Mr. SwabacI'cr rs
.ureties, were submitted and approved.
Sundry bills were read and ordered paid, among
them bill Of - for the FREE TRADER Abll of
Si3 from the Republican. Office was referred to the
Finance Committee for examination, bill for
1850 from a Veterinary Surgeon, for doctoring
one Of the clty's horses was referred to Commit
tee on Fire Department.
On motion Of Miller, the council proceeded TO
canvas the election returns, the chair appointing
Carey and Smith tcllcrs, with the following re-
suit:
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DteO.
Obituary.

Saturday, March th, of congestion q the bran and
lungs ,. LILLY HOYT, daughter of T. u. and Elizabeth
HoyI; AGED yrs. mos. and days.
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COLD II l. y -, .-Faigchilds celebrated Gold Pens
VI the Des. II ada tor sale by O,msn Hapcman.
NIGHT CLERK

Can be found up STATS, tllu uoOr 70 thct Prescriptions
put at all hours by competent CLERKS. l.. \. GkIGGS.
NO'TICE.-Under resolution passed by the Board
~ Of SUPERVISORS :hc County Clerk directed TO adyrr
the following described uucalcG for county orders Is
sued prior Dec l. 1873 and II the LOT called Tor
By the parties entitled thereto within the days
! ia ord prpdt be DESTROYED:
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LADY & GENTLEMEN AGENTS WANTED.

S1Oa Day guaranteed. Profits large. Some Of our
gents make 81 day. Send for circulars 10 - -
ANDREW VI. BLA6B Pres. canton Mtg Co., canton, y.
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sprfial 4lutirrs,
DR.. j. 3. WALKER.
Oculis t and Aur;5t
Who has ,,ractlced In this city STAGE 1884,
may be consulted
At THE CLIFTON HOTEL, OTTAWA,
on the FIRST SATURDAY In Each Month.
As iDlloWs

Ata other times as this the only place he visits Proies
sionally) he may be found at Chicago.
OFFICE AND DISPENSARY:
ISL South Clark St., cor. Monroe.
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EXCHANGE; BANK
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NERVOUS DEBILITY. DEPRESSED.
IRRITABLE STATE OF MIND; WEAK. NEn-
VoUs, EXHAUSTED FEELING; NO ENERGY
OR ANIMATION; CONFUSED HEAD, WEAK
MEMORY, OFTEN WITH DEDIL1TArINd, IN
VOLUNTARY DIsCHARGES.-The consc-
qnence OF excesses, mental over-work or
lndiscretions. THIS NERVOUS DEBILITY
hnds q SOVEREIGN CURE in HUMPHREYS
loMGpATHIc SPECIFIC, No. %. II
tones up the system. arrests discharges,
dispels the mental gloom md despond-
ency, and rej.venates the entire system; );
it IL perfectly harmless and always ef-
hiclent. Price So for package of five
boxes and large 50 vial OF powder,
WHICH is important in old serious cases !;
or 81 per single box. Sold by ALL
drnggists, or sent by mail on receipt of
price. Address HUMpuneys' SPECIFIC
HoMGrArHIo MEDICINE COMPANY, No.
562 Broadway. N. Y. For sale by
GEIdER x McGREaoR. Columbia, S. C.
Mar 20 tT2m
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LADIES BENEVOLENT SocrEry the
recent annual meeting of the society
the following ladies were appointed
visiting committees for the several
Wards:
WARD No. l.-Miss Stark. MiAA sl.uud
Miss LaBorde.
WARD No. From Lady street to
Plain street-Mrs. Squire, Mrs. Rhett
Mrs. H. Scott, Mrs. Mot.
WARD No. 3.-From Plain street to
Blanding-Mrs. Howe, Mrs. Gibson.
Mrs. Martin, Mrs. Hix.
WARD No. 4.-From Blunding street
TO Upper Boundary-Mrs. McFie, Miss
Wilber, Mrs. Veal, Mrs. Stenhonso.
The physicians of tho city are re.
4nested to inform either of the above
named ladies' Of such cases of sickness
among the poor as require assistance.
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Change Of Echedule.

SOUTH CAROLINA RA1LnoAp CoMp.rr
COLUMBIA, S. c., October is. 1873.
MSs kM M 6NRHs9 Changoof schedals
and after Sunday, 10Th instant:
MAIL AND PASSENGER TRAIN.
Leave Columbia q Az 90,
Arrive al Charleston at. 4 9S, m,
Leav Charleston nat.....} at q m = =,
arrive at Columbia at M M,
S1oHTErrREss, FRFIoHTAND AccoMMoDA1ioH
TRAIN, tSundays excepted.l
Arrive eCharleeton 7.10p nj Leave. .645am
Camden Train will run Mond ay, " Wedneedsv v
and Saturday, as follows:
Leave Columbia at M, nm,
Arrive at Camden 695 nm
Leave Camden at. 6.50sm
Arrive at Columbia II .60 IN,
:. B. P1cKINs. General Ticket Agent. --,
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creenville and Columbia R. r. Co.
SECRETARY'B OFFICE.

COLUMBIA, &. O., April 16, 1874.
N1HE ANNUAL MEETING OF the Stock
Il holders OF the Greenville and Columbia
Railroad Company will be held on THURS.
DAY, the 30th instant, at II. 80 A. NJ. Stock.
holders will be passed FREE to and from
Columbia, to attend the meeting, as hereto
fore. They will be required to show their
stock scrip to the conductor, (who will exact
holders. or those Of their families residing
,oith them, are entitled to the privilege. No
one but stockHolder can be proxy.
April 18 wa4 O. v. .CARRtNGTON, Secy,
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Planting Potatoes

Planting Potatoes.
SO BARRELS, in fine order. EARLY
~ )HE, EARLY GOODRICH, PINK.
EYE and PEERLESS, for sale low for green.
backs... HOPE e GYLES.
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Family Flnnr,
Seegers' VS.. Cincinnati Beer.

NHIiE Cincinnati Gazette makes the asto.
Il nishing announcement that Cincinnati
beer il no longer pure, but aduitcratcd with
moiasscs, sugar Of starch, fiisai Oil an:. the
poisonous co:chicum. The Commissioner Of
Agriculture, in his report for 1865. says that
Prof. MapeB, os New York, analyzcd tho beer
from dozen different brcwcrics. and found
all OF it adulterated. Coccnlus Indicus and
nux vomica entered largely into its compost
ton.
J. G.. SFEGERS guarantees his beer to be
pure and reliable. Ee dues not adu!terate
it, but brtws from the best barley, malt and
hups. Jan23
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CITY HALL, CRY OF COLUMBIA.

CITY HALL, CITY OF COLUMBIA.
March 80, 1874.
l, Charles Barnum. City Clerk, do hereby
certify thai the petition and affidavit of Jas.
I. Weleman, as above stated, has been this
day hlcd in the Office of the City Clerk. the
same to be laid before the City Council at its
next regular meeting; the said petitioner be-
ing Represented by Porter & Conner, OF the
city OF Charleston, and Pope IL HASKELL of
the city OF Columbia, as his attorneys.
zeal Of The city, this 30th day of March,
1874. CHARLES BARNUM,
Mach 81 Il6t18 City Clerk.
E1- Tho Charleston Ne,cS and Courier will
publish daily for ono week and tri.weckly for
six weeks and send bill to J. +. WelemAn.