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The New York herald., 1874-11-15
Twenty Thousand Gifta
TWO Million Five Hundred thousand DollarA

Two Million Five hundred thousand Dollars
ALL CASH.
The drawing will be published in the New York city
papers and official copes OF the Will be sent by mail
10 every uckethocer residing out OF the city whose
post Office address Is known.
The payment Of gifts will begin the fifth day after the
irawing Tickets must be presented sent TO room &
Public Library Guiding. Louisville Ky. where they
will be taken up and paid oy cash checks upon the
Farmers aud Drovers' Bonk Of Louisville, BY sight
drafts the National Bank OF Commerce. New York,
At the opuon Of the holder.
Whole Tickets, $50; Halves, S25; Tenth or each
Coupon S.; ii Whole Tickets tor $50.
Every whole ticket has parts each part bearing
the number OF the whole ticket Therefore tenth Of
ticket en- titles the holder thereof ons-tenn Of what
ever the whole ticket ay draw.
For tickets information address
TIES. Z. BkAMLETTE. Agent and Manager.
Public Library Building, Louisville, KY, or
THOMAS u. HAYS.
COG broadway, New York.
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THE FIFTH
AND LAST
nn TrNn
NOVEMBER 50. Is7A

Positively the Fifth and Last Grand Gift Concert In Aid
OF the Public Library OF Kentucky.
Positively no postponement Positively Last Chance.
Marnhcent Cash Gifts, as followss-
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


LBANY AND TROY SUNDAY EVENING BOAT,
Leroy street. at r. NJ. Connecting with the railroads
North and West Fare 81 So
EALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON. VIA NEWPORT
and Fall Riveg.-The worldrenowned ste amers
Bristol and PRpviDENCa leave pier . NaS,h K,ye.
Through tickets sold at all principal hotels IN the
city Halls Band engaged for the season
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NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY NOVEMBER n l874oUADRUPLE
HORSES. CARRIAGES. &C.

EnA SLEISuS SLElGHS, SLEIGHS,
CUU Portland Cutters, Pony Sleghs. all styles.
coors and prices; Blankets Robes Bells. Harness
dealers are invited 10 examine and will be literally
treated. WM. II. GRAY. 20 and q Wooster street
n7On WILL BUY FIRST CLASS OVAL HEARsE,
- lUO in hrst order. and one for $500; they are
A'soJJI JAMES ouNyoup $40 West Forty second street
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COAsTWIsE sTEAMsHIPs.

~ s. . q. -~ ..--4s s4-.s--- 49,
TINTED STATES BRAZIL MAIL STEAMSHIP CON.
~ pany
The elegant sidewheel steamship sOCTH AMERICA,
2uU tons burden. Captain Z. L. Tinkie paugh. viii
SAIL for ST. Thomas Para Pernambuco, Bahia and RIO
De Janiero on Monday November -, from per North
RIVER
Ssi i''lsA' ss s.,Weic:. ,Welcs:.ScS .;ScS + eAss,.os Agent
No o1UwMnS 0eeons
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(yROMWELL STEAMSHIP LINE FOR PORTLAND,
~ Me- steamship GEO. WASHINGTON leaves every
Wcdne sday and the q 50. CROMWELL every saturday.
P. NJ, from pier No. North River. connecting at
Portland with principal railroads and steamers for the
rior and the East FreIgh reduced. Passenger
commod auons ssed. Passage including state
room and meals, 81 81
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EOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
II MERCHANTS STEAM SHIP LINE.
The steamship WESTERN METROPOLIS, Captain q,
e. Quick, from pier 50 North RIVER foot Of NoEh Moore
street, saturday. November II, at O'Clock 2. NJ.
Freight received daily. Through rates given TO St
Louis, vicksburg Mobile Galveston and n1ianolA
For freight or passage, having superior accommoda.
tons apply to FREDERIC BAKER pier SO North River.
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sK L SEAMAN, s6 West street

NORFOLK. PETERSBURG AND RlCHMOND-OLD
IN Dominion steamship Company.-SteaMers leave
above ports from per North River. loot OF Beach
street, on Tuesday. Thursday and saturday, ats r. VI.
Also intermediate steamers
Through bills Of adns and passenger tickets Issued
oil points in the interior.
Also steamer for Lewes, Del and all points in Della
ware and Eastern Maryland, every Monday, att +. H.
Once corner Fulton and Greenwich streets.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. &C.

L,oR sALE-A LIVERY BUSINESS WELL EsTAB.
lished and doing the largest business OF any stable
OF its size in Brooklyn Address A. s., Brooklyn ro''
ONCE.
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EOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
II The Cromwell .teamship Line.
The steamship CORTES Captain Freeman will leave
pier o. North River on Saturday. November q, at
Galveston, Indianoia, 'Rockport or Aranzas Wharf,
Brazos santiago ST Louis and Mobile. Cabin passage.
$50: seerage, $2j. For freight passage apply to
CLARK 4 SEAMAN. SO West street
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/NREAT WESTERN
NJ STEAMSHIP LINE,
NEW YORK TO BRISTOL ENGLAND DIRECT
The Of this line will sail from pier Is East
River folows:-
N,
GREAT w WEsTEnN, Windnam. saturday Dec. ~
Cabin passage $40; intermediate. S45 steerage $30
currency; excursion tickets, Sl3l
Apply to the agent ~ South street
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.

THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY,s NAIL
STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HAVHE,
CALLING AT BREST.
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PRANK THOMSON, General Manager
CToNIN0ToN LINE FOR boston AND PRovI
- dence-.teamers NARRAGANSErT, every Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday. and STONINGTOk, evefl
Monday, wednes sday and Friday, rom pier - North
River foot OF Jay street, at4 r. NJ.
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HERALD BRANCH OFFICES.
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y1oR sALE-THE WHOLE OR PART OF THE BEST
located Boarding and Livery stable IN the city -
stalls In class condition; now doing PAYING
business III he ealth the selling Address oox
1879 Post Office
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L,oR sALE-COUPE ROCKAwAY, USED THREE
times. Pole aud shafts; Stvers tul seat ana sprnt
Wagon: one Drsenoury Vanduzer Side. par roao
Wagon: all as good white Vol koDe Two
dress Blankes one Jersey Blanke. and Hood ~ n nne
coupe Harness. used three times Can be seen on MON.
day and until sold at prvals stable IN rear OF o "es'
Twenty Sc cond street
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L,oR sALE-Two CLARENCEs NEARLY NEW AT
an Immense sacrtGce At i6S carlton avenue, Brook
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TOR sALE-AN EXCELLENT COUPE BY BREws-
ter, Horse and Harness Sherwood's stable, l36 and
l3S East Forty first street
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An Atlanta letter in the Augusta
Chronicle ant Sentinel says: civilian
Quinn. quite famous npgro-oct. :
roon-hus been in the city for week
or two. He was formerly slave,
owned by Rev. Mr.. Wade. of Screven
County. After the war he went North,
obtained employment in some of the
Leading hotels; afterward attended the
Worlds Exposition i'll London, where
he had charge of articles from Gcor-
g;a Thence he went to the Vienna
Exposition, where he learned to sreak
the German language. Ho is said to
be "a unhinohing, uncompromisjng
Democrat, is fluent aud entertaining
speaker, and is said to be no ordinary
poet. He has delivered several lectures
up North IN which he declared himself
u Democrat. He wns m assistant ut
the Kimball House during the Fair.
He left for Savannah to-day"
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ENGLISH ETIQUETTE UNDER Diff
cULTIEs.-In connection with the late
death of the distinguished author,
jules Janin, tho Mexican journals
give, probably from French sources,
the following unecdote, (which well
illustrates the English mnnners:" julie 8
Janin seated in London eating house;
an Englishman also taking ''grog"
EngliShmnn calls phlegmaticalIy to IL
waiter, Boy, who is that gentlr,nun
who is smoking IL cigur uud reading n
ncwspnper?" II don't know. Milford. ;"
Aud SD succesaivcly the Englishmun
inquiries OF different people, but with
ont any result. SO he goes to the
person himself and saysi in the Mexican
version: "CdboNero. you who smoke
cigar and read newspaper. what is
your name?" "Jules Janin." Very
well; Mr.. Jules Janin, your coat is
burning"
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Little Johnny wanted to go to
church. His mother was afraid he
would make noise. but his father said,
Johnny knows better than to make q
noise ii ohlroh." So iie went. He
kept very still till the last prayer. BY
that time he had grown tired of sit
ting still, and was. standing on the
pew cushion with his back to the pul.
pit. When the lady in the next seat
bowed her head for prayer. Johnny
thought she was crying. He leaned
over and said to the lady, in n tone
which was meant for II whisper, bnt
which was only too plainly heard,
Poor Indy! What ee matter? Do 90
summit ache?"
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II all tho members of the legal fra
ternity who have been engaged on the
one side or the other of the scandal
suits take anything like an active part
in the trinls, it is fair to presume that
there will be- n clashieg Of legal acn-
men such as has not been seen before
in this country. On Mr.. Beecher's
eide have been retained William nj.
Eyarts and Judge Porter, late Of She
New York Court of Appeals, while rn-
NOR has it that Senator Conkling is to
sum up for the defence in the Tilton-
Beeeher suit. Tilton's counsel refuse
to state who is to lead in his suits, but
common fame assigns that position to
Charles O'Conor: W. Q. Bartlett, Mr..
Abbott, "a law author Judge Fuller.
ton, and others are on the list, while
there is no doubt that Ben. Butler will
take care OF Mr.. Monlton's side in that
gentleman's suits. if he don't asnist
Mr.. Tilton's lawyers.
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President Grant Orders

4 RE to aubordinntcs what the Indian
n Girl Cigar Store ia to cigar dealers.
The one the highest authority in the Unite,:
States, tho other at the head Of the Whole
sale and Retail Cigar Trade of the Stat
AS Judge Gra,am ordered
Gov. Moses & - Arrested
and failed. SO opposition has likewi. =.
il"zlcd IN competing with this steadily il.
creasinE house, and now dealers can a:
reasonably look i"r the Republican ticke.
t" be withdrawn
And the Election Postponed
III to expect inducements offered that viii.
compare with those of their favorite "Ir-
dian Girl" Smokers also viii! have to wal.
Until the Old Commissioners of Flee
ton are Reinstated.
or any other unreasonable occurrence, be.
fore they will find Cigars that will compare
with the Celebrated Five Centers, or any
other brands of the INDIAN GIRL CIGAE
STORE. C0lumbia. S. c. Oct 90
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GOVERNOR MOSES

In changing the Commissioners of EIec.
ton, deserves the united thanks OF ever.
lover Ot peace. THE PROPRIETOR OF
THE INDIAN QUEEN SEGAR STORE, il
introducing the FIVE CENT MANILA.
deserves the coinmcndation of every love.
OF the weed, us
ON THE
Day OF election, the people flock to the
polls, each ~ deposit their ballot TOR th,i.
iavorite candidate, SO dn tho man, consu-
niors flock to this popular resort to 3h.ai:.
this FANONITE SEGAH. Let it be ,ia!.-.
stood that we are not OH the
WAR PATH
Against other dealers, we merely claim
that the seSar offered by others ia far IN
FERI OR 10 that sold by the
INDIAN QUEEN CIGAR STORE,
Nov 105l Assembly Street
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Lookto Your Blood. There is Life in
1t Yet!


MTIrNuUT pure Bloo' no heph is tree
w from disease.
The Queens b.l!ghi"is the creates:
Blood Pullticr.
If your blood is ro",. wa!c,y. tuli OF
hnniors-n'c thr Queens Delight
IL your heath is declining wastin: oi Vi.
tn! force -nse tli" Queens Delight"
If YOU lave rheumatism. Swel'ings OF HE
Join,s-usc he Qnctn's Delight"
II yon liAvc Ct,l.-. Fever and Ague, Bill
lou-ncss use; ;nr t,recn's Delight"
1t y"u have Sick iiradache, Nervousness,
Nrai.nrss --u.r th- Qnctns Delight"
If !on lla"" J1n' dice, Liver C"lupla M
yellow Shih i-r :l,c Queens Delight"
II ""n have iiysr"rsls. Fiutrtr!ng ni,,ut
the Heart -n-'. .Er "Qn"cn's Delight"
IT H"n hay any Cu,antou. Eruption
itchng iinr'"r-, CrIbnnclcs !. .rr.As or
h'ng- i.':.. G'i'r". n"!h,nE viii remove il
hnt iE. ur''i''s ijr i.!.t."
tf W" "1n' Il SnmMi"r roLr s,:d Mint.
lhviSmnt"I n-r ia, 'Qn. .t's Dri,ght'
Cail lnh g,-r - ti,cu al ahd r,ndit
lropti'd only l..
/. II. ilElNIrSiI,
sN'n;@l Pharmacist
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Cottage House. !.

No. Is Washington ST., nezi Masonic iiaai.
GA TX The undersigned has~ ~
EHAa re-opened this cstnb-&SloY
Vy iishmcnt, and informs SfEJ
saA4ZG the public that he is prepartI To
snpp!y mem with the very best OF WINES.
LIQUORS, SEGARS. TOBACCO. etc. Oys.
tcrs in every style, und ut all hours. Re-
lreshmcnts OF various kinds. Give mo
cal. The Cock-Pit is being pnt in order,
ana here will be number OF tights during
tho Fair G. r. EKAVEIIN
Oct 81
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FINES SALOON.

No. ~ Richardson Street, bet,rren Lady
dnd Gerrris Streets.
II ANlNG rcpl"niahcd my entire stock OF
IL Liquors, Cigars, kc., having also
given proper attention 10 my Restaurant,
and the public generally with the best the
markets afford
Oct II WM. NJ. FINE. Agent
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THE CALIFORNIA CIGAR STORE
STILL AHEAD!

HNHE proprietor OF this establishment
Il would respectfully announce to the
PuDilc aud his numerous patrons, that he
sse largely increasad his facil,ties for sup-
plying to them the best brands Of CIGARa,
both imported and domestic. Their force
for the manufacturing Of the best Cigar.
has been largely increased, ,boreby ena-
ping them to conpete with the larges:
New York and Baltimore houses. or this
the dealers throughout tho u;;ir@ state
can certify. The celebrated ST. FARTAGAs
are s.iI ali tho rage; also. the loo. tEl .
PORTED LONDRES
IL SUrZ,ACHER,
No. 1O5 Main street,
Two doors bcl.w wheeler House
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Coal! Coal!CoaIl.

TN = undersigned beg leave to state that
l. they have constantly on hand all
kinds OF COAL, and will furnish consumers
in amy quantity, delivered, at lowest cash
prices, BOWEN g. LAFAK, Agents.
Sept/ 3mo
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Wrapping Paper d

4 Full. supply q: WRAPPING PAPER
II just received from the Atlantic Panrr
Mills, for which we are cole agents. and Of
iered at lower prices than same quality ca
be delivered from the Northern cities. Call
and examine Iualit y aud prices at The store
OF JOHN AGNEW K son
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$250,OOO TO be Given AWAY.
c,coocASH PRIZES, aggregating. $3.50, ,0Oc

PRICE OF TICKETS:
Whole T:cket=.s no Qr'ter T'kta s. 2 so
Halt Tickete.. 100 IL Tickets. 100 90
NO INDIVIDUAL BENEFITS.
This Concert is strictly for MASONIC
purposes, and will be conducted with the
same liberaiity, honesty and fairness which
characterized the first enterprise.
JOKN l.. ROPER. President.
For tickets and circulars, giving full
information, address
ItENRYV MOORE. Sec, Norfolk. Va
RESPONSIBLE AGENTS WANTED.
Sept 4 FRO
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Seegers VS.. Cincinnati Beer.

0oN6oAo Scs S4ASAAAoLl oCCxs
TfH Cincinnati Gazette makes the asto-
i nishing announcement that Cincinnati
beer ls no longer pure, but adulterate ed with
molasacs, sugar of starch, fusel oil and the
poisonous coichicum. The Commissioner
of Agriculture, in his report for 1865. says
that Prof. Mapes, OF New York, analyzed
tho beer from dozen different broweries,
and found all of it adulterated Cocculus
!ndicus and nn1 vomica entered largely
into its composition.
}. &. SFEGE1sS guarantees his heer to be
pnre and reliable He does not aGulterute
it. but brews from the best barley, malt
and hops. Jan23
1t Pays to Buy Good Medicines.
TTpays to use Heini,sh'e kINA CHILL
II payh to use Erinitsh's BLOOD AND
LIVER KPILI.S
It pays TO use STANLEY'S Cough
SYRUP.
l. pays p.: to purify your blood with
1t pays to use The COOKS BAKING
Pow DER
Itpays to use tn. QUAKER LINIMENT.
1t pays To usc Mother DariiEu'- INFANT
CORDIAL for children.
1t pays to buy vOur medicines nj
II. HEI\lTSIS
Oct - Drug and Medicin" store
IMPROVED
VI hSoAu1h v " y ~ FRESS.
Patented March, 1870.
BY rENDI.ETON u BOAisD,fa>
AUGUSTA, GA.
|tN!lE satisfaction this PRESS has given
L III tho past, the great Improvement
made on it, and the fact of it's being trrm
torty to fifty dollars chea per thanan other
good Press, should induce planters and
others TO scnd for one OF our new Circulars
before pnrcha-ing. We also Manufacture
irons for Wafer Power Presses and Screw
Presses. Address
FENDLETON 4 BOARDMAN.
Foundry and MschiMe Works. kollock
Street, Augusta. Ga. JULY 2wt4mo
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For Rent,

..s r;E cnm,nndi"ur Brirh ard Mc,ui
skT H'"i ;irUEi.HOCSE. NJ - Nni:.
ataG street Terms very low apply to
*rshittSH l/tT.I. or to HOG..F. Il Mll.
L:E. A;'"rI.y. niIaw Aug )
LAW HER.' pI'EfCE.S:
IS~tR R.S. +: OFE'IGE>.
ROOMS EOR EAaiIi.If:S:
SINGLE HE.U-iOO,,
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COTTAGE HOUSE.

No. Is Washington Street, Co,umLin, s. e..
TlHERE is a premium offered for the
i best Fox Dog, at the State Fair !
challenge the State to show ten OF my dogs
against any ten dogs in the State, two best
in three. 10 run n 1.-Two fox. To run Novcm-
Der II, II and l3. for the premium Sill
yer Collar for tbs dos, and Whip and Horn
for tho huutsman. c. X. FRANKLIN.
Nov &
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The medical society Of the city anu
County Of New York has just issued
"a first notice to tho quacks. 1t
qSbtes the new unit qnack law in full,
and requests every practitioner in that
city to fill mp bunk form with his
name and residence, piuce aud date of
graduation. the name Of the society
granting license. with date of the
same, and to make return to the Secre-
tary of the Board of Censors. This is
deemed II necessary preliminary step,
thongG it can hardly be expected that
every regnlnr physician III New York
will respond to the demand. It will
ut least enable the society to trace out
Home OF the qnackS who are preying
npon the community. It is said the
new law, though strong in some re-
spects. is weak in one part; it does not
oAer sufficient Inducements for any
person to prosecute qunck for the
unlawful practice of medicine and
surgery. The officers of tho medical
society arc the only porsons authorized
to prosecute offenders, and this at
their own expense.
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Drugs. Paints. Oils. &c.

WTI&TEK BLEACHl.D SPERM OIL,
w Pure Linsccd Oil, Meats Foot Oil.
Olive Oil, Sweet Oil, Cod Liver Oil, Custor
Oil. Wholesale and retail at
f.. II. HEfNITSHS
Oct ~ prup store
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w. d. LOVE & co.

W. s.r ,"% j".: :s'.v.'' .r. 'ah e1,f- . {
GOODS, purchased ter cash ci twu Haih
rant importing i.,u.c-, whi.h will hc s"i.
vel. cheap Also, live rt>,s Ef.Ark Al.
P.N'AH an! ,l:oi" VI 'i'h\lNti GOODS
Which. i"r quaiiiy aud finish. cam / h. ~.
rciicd any where.
The following Guod. are nov j., .io.'t
30 ricccH ch"ic" patterns q: CAhI T.! :
100 hC,iS, ~ MATS, 80 dorm Il ;.u.i".
Go. sccicbratcd StlIETS. Tor whirl. ~ as.
the agents, retailing hem II. whole 81
prices
All the Department.. ut our establish
mcnt arc full ot the best makes of goods
aud purchased bv our resident buyer in
New York for cash ut the lowest prices
enabling us tn eel goods a. low a. any
house i'll New York.
Those residing in the city. and strangers
passing through, before la,in. in their
winter supplies, should examine onr isrg"
and choice assortment, Ut the GRAND
CENTRAL DRY GOODS ESrAEaISII.
MENT OF WM. u. LOVE ~ 10 whole
sale and retail dealer> in DRY GOODS,
NOTIONS, BOOTS and SHOES, corner oi
Main and Plain streets.
\. Is. SAMPLES rrn, gratn:tuusly IL all
parts of the country "u arp!ics,iQ6&
Oct II
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Wagons, &C., &c.

THOSE in want Of any
SET85&SA style of WAGONS will find
e=s.s ssszsezs-aAAs give mo a call. Imanufac-
turo or repair any kind of wagon. Black
smithing i'll all it's branches promptly and
neatly performed. HENRY SKIPPER.
Oct 93 '
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An Illinois woman has presented
her ninth husband with boy.
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New Books, at Bryan's Bookstore.
WOkKING tn Yin, a story Tor gir.s,

w sl.75. " . -
Mistress OF the Man-c. by Or. Holland,
author OF Arthur Bonnycastlc, II 80.
History Of Germany, from the Earliest
TIMES, by Charlton Lewis, 81 50.
Manua. of Mythology. Greek, Roman,
Norre, tiindoo, Egyptian and Ola German
by Murray, 1925.
Prairie and Forest, the Game of North
America, with adventures in their pursuit,
by Gilmore. 81 so.
Health and Education, by Kingsley, 81 rs.
!Hogarth's complete works, in thfee va.
iumes. Tho Wild North Land, by Major
Butler, with plates, 81 SO. History of Clubs
and Club Life, London. Book Of Wonder
tnl Characters, with portraits. The Slang
dictionary historical aud anecdot al.
homes and Haunts of the British Poets.
London. and other new books. Nov
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Auiline DYES

EAMOS ANILINE DYES are the
~ strongest, moat Brilliant and most
Durable Domestic Dyes in tho world. ANY
article OF Clothing, Ribbons, Feathers,
Fancy Articles, DC, can be Dyed in few
minutes, Mt trltiing expense. A full as-
sortment OF these Beautiful Dyes in bottles,
with directions for uso. Call and see sam
PIE colors al l.. L. SILLIMAN Il CO.'S
Oct ~ Drug Store.
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Mansion House.
VICTORIA HOTEL.

ChhrIeston, s. c.,
A ASMNCN HAS been entirely reno
>7l vated and refuru Is b d
~ s1kGi1 throughout 1t is most cen
es76S3 atrally situated, in King near
Market street tor the travelling public.
They solicit their patronage. Board per
day. 50 50.
MRS. MARIA OPDEEEECK,
Oct II 2m0 Praprietrea1.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-11-08

Th ursdny, 18TH Move m Il cr. i.
NHHIS enterprise il conducted by the MA
Il SONIC RELIEF ASSOCIATION OF
NORFOLK, VA, under utbority OF the
Virginia Legislature, tAct passed March
Sth. 1873
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-06-23

The New Orleans Picayuns of Wednes
day last states tina: Judge Durell had re-
ceived q letter from Col. j. M. Boatner, of
Catahoula parish, Louisiana, in which the
latter informs the Judge that the parties i'm
plicated in the Grant parish massacre Of
April, 1879, who had avoided arrest since
that time, were now willing to surrender,
provided they could be tried by him. They
say that they viii never give themselves
up to be tried by Judge Woods, as they do
not believe he would give them q fair
trial 1t would appear from this remarka-
BILE communication that there is yet some
reliance among the people Of Louisiana in
the Judicial impartiality Of Judge Durell,
whatever may be thought Of the distrust
thus expressed of the fairness Of Judge
Woods. Those who are best acquainted
with these judges believe that parties tried
before either of them for violations of the
laws of the United States need not fear but
that the scales of justice will be held with q
firm and equal hand. But is it not some
what singular that while Judge Duren is
complained Of and pursued by the Demo
cratic members Of Congress, the Democrats
of Louisiana should voluntarily testify to
his fairness, even to the extent of putting
their lives in his handsH ~