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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-24

the Contingent Fund. and the remain
der WAS to lie paid in State securities.
Soon after hrS election Moses appoint
cd IL negro boy. not then II years of
age. to the office of Treas urer oI'
OIangcburg county. He then drew "a
warrant Of $1,000 on this boy-trcasur-
cr, and directed him to collect the
amount in taxes and pay the warrant.
The boy ohcyed orders; but when he
went to settle with the State Treasurer
he presented this warrant of Moses tor
$1,000. The State Treasurer refused to
honor the warrant. Indictments were
then found against the County Treas
urcr. IIumhcrt. for breach Of trust,
fraud. and defalcation, and against
ipsernor Moses Tor aiding and abet-
ting III these crimes.
The Attorney General proposed to
use the boy a> States evidence against
Moses, and thus make sure of the con
viction of the latter. Ii was upon
these charges thst Moses refused for
some time tn submit to an arrest.
Nfier while he did so far consider
himself under arrest nS TO give bail for
his appearance III court. The ebony
politician struck on his first rock when
he bought newspaper. But he fol-
flowed the regular ring prcccdcnts.
Then it is charged that Moses has
made himself strong with the criminal
CLASSES by the excessive Use of the par
doning power. lie pnrduned eighty
seven criminals convicted in the char
lesion circuit. three Of whom had COM
mittcd murder and two had been con-
virtcd of man>Iaugfter. 1t has be
come a custom in some districts for the
Judges to add Il proviSo to the sen
tcnce of criminals: Provided YOU
are not Immediately released by the
Governor
Moses j. candidate for recollection.
and il is said that his prospects of sue
cess are really good. Tweed was elect
to the Senate of New York while the
charges were hanging over him ON
which he was finally convicted and
sent TO the penitentiary. What must
be the condit ioE of community
where the election of such a man as
Moses is counted among probable
events?
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IDIITICtI.
TO TIE MEMBERS OF THE REpUs.
lIcAN PARTY OF EUREKA
COUNTY.

4 T 4 NETTING OF THAT rbRTIrN
~ of the hcuRhlican county Central Cpm-
nfiitcr ct inHf = county, now Tes'lifGs IL Eu-
rcka county, holden nt the town If Eureka.
June lst, lrfl, the following preamble ana
resolutions were adopted:
hcrc,S, h. undersigned wcrc. by the
last lepuhlicau Convention of Lander county,
appointed >Hb.tcnirnl Committee. to fur
ther the i.,'c"cstS Hf the Ecpuhii"ap tertv in
that portion OF Lander count, NV comprised
within the limits of Eureka county: sni
hrrcas .aid Edr.t county has since hc, n
created ont % tn territory embraced Within
the original jurisdiction Of said Suh-t tcntruI
Committee: and
hreas The Ecpublic.n rsrty Of said Eut
reka cui.rtv l. Without central Committee
or 9th r urganl alton: d
hercaS II l. deemed necessary and cNpodi-
ent for the furtherancc Of Eepuhiican i,rnr-
rles. as well as Ter the success and harmony
oi the party, tn organize I'll" Republican par
ty Of Eureka county by the api aintm" "l =
County Central Committee 10 hu.d until th"
meeting Of In Republican ton, cntiUn in H.
re "a couhty; therefore, hc it
Ecsoivci. hat the following named per-
Sons b., and they hereby are. appointed =
Central COMMITTEE in and for Eureka cuuntv,
with all the powers u."al ly vested in lch
committees. to hoi until the meeting OF the
fist hcpubhcar County Convention If Eurr-
ka county:
+. Hamilton. Vanderbilt
q. Ball, linn>ac Mnuutan.
Nm. VI. >hiplcy, diamond Valley.
Ar hihald turner. / ault neI's i.anch.
4. q. Mck cnlie, bundcrbcrg Hill.
". T.. Griffin. alisadc.
j. T.. Marchant, aliSnlc.
Frank Main. isuby Till.
Hudson p:ll. Ruby Hill.
". l.. Dc " lit. tortcz.
". =. Haskell. Eureka.
". Is. llarruh. Eureka.
Thomas rcn. Eureka.
James l.. smith. Eureka.
ihdolph Leu5 niger, Eurcha.
Clay SImms, E8reka.
j. ii. lUkcnS. Eureka.
John II. Morrison Eureka.
{. /. Horn. EHreka.
Hiram Johnson. Eureka.
j - N hilton. Eureka.
,ta"uh NnHdrre,h, Eureka.
josef II iocuiui. Eureka.
rank Nittruh"rg. Eureka.
Thomas :. put rlas. Eureka.
And be- it further
Resolved. hat having appointed commits
teo which il is earnestly hoped will give en-
tire satisfaction To every mViubc Il the Itc-
publican lsrtv in Eureka ruauty: deeply inn
pressed with III correctness ot the doctrines
ILculcated by the Natl, nal .rFuhiicau PANTY;
sang tiHr OF the ultimate tri tul Il If those
doctrines on every loot Of soil ceHSecrat,d fe
liberty and justice. an feeling that our d ,tieS
here crusr. we hereby most re,pret ally re-
sign Gar official connection with said commits
tee. )ullN +. AN> LA, thuirman.
l.. ". GHONER
NM. HEAD.
EureEa. June |. lS7i jr2
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Atricturc Of the trctbra

other Formidable crcry r. health. Send
be of my circIlars IN that disease, and
m yourself Of it, terrible re-ults he
: ~ -. -..-r.-l 4
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1liE E!,oNY Vos.,y.lytS.

The black man of the South is de-
veloping a great deal of capacity for
tina, Kind OF management which dis
iin"ui>hcd Tweed and other rinr poll
ticiauS ot New York. Governor Mo>e>.
nj South Carolina. has been having Il
sleal ot trouble ot late. The origin of
his difficulty j. traced "a his new sl'apcr
ventuit~. Wacn he ran for e,osernor
he wanted an orsan. 1hcr" "a> 4
New Siarer published in t"lumh!i
called The GHiua Rcfa'H. Moses made
M a-rspmvi.i With the pruprietorS "i
'eha' paper for the purchase ot a BAN
1ntcrcS, aEu for the control of the
whole, agreeing To give !2.ouo for the
Interest ii,oo0 Was To be paid out OF
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-24
NEDIf l..
Dr.. Chas. H. ToZer,
THE GREAT ERADICATOR
SPECIAL COMPLAINTS!
From San Francisco, California.
nR. .TozER.s EXPERIENCE - OF

- 'ortv years standing. and during thnt
time has met with unparalleled success in tho
Treatment u nll dl.na.ns srnrrnllN nnMn ns
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Wy PLAN il Purely Vegetable.
ishcs'7n.ti>iss. Neuralgia.

nas.royiHe the disease aHi purifying the
liaud, >u that there l. no danger Of >cCundi
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.NI.SCEIL.4 .NEDE,S.
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.An;l other Diseases

In all their various forms, either Primary,
rccondsr 5r Hereditary. completely eradi-
Gated from the system. Your cunstItUti"u
being Restored t .,ericct health, there will bv
no danger uf handing down TO your children
that terrible disease known as >crntula.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-24

Watches ard lewalrv ltnpairad and warrant
ed fer onr year. Noneb at experienced work
men employed. Ja1l-ti.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-24

Arl Diseases arising from the u<e Of Mcrcu-y.
sch lstinS III the shin bunc>. swelling, Of
the different telbt>e' the hrsly. running >are>,
in short riMr by the use Of MY \ II; En-
BIZ NIAIt IL. nuNn uuiY II myself.
- Tot deferred Ifem calling Oh Dk. I'IER
ffaH drlicacy e. a tear ut cNHo>uro. IL tho
haetHr j, Il Hlan H whom YOU can trust, and
al cases are treatel with the utmost secreey.
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$ypliiIiiic Disease,

As it presents if,cli on tii> coast i { a more
torn liable character than that seen in the
Atlantic States or urole, arising rom the
ncsc ana >undRi II Island disease. Those Of
you who have visited the two latter countries
no dunbt have seen til" dreadful effects Of 1t
on both the native and foreign population. 1t
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II i impossible here to mention all the di-
seases with which he is familiar: some, per-
hans. will not lac out OF lace. The most form
>clf-A buse: The h-nin being the seat OF tho
disease the whole system >jfers in cnu-,.-
quencc. will nero cnumetGte -nme Of the
symptoms 50 that those afflicted may be ii bic
plants and seek adv ce in time. thereby saw
'ng themselves n world OF suffering: y Neryous
Debility. Lnss Of Memory, Pam in the Limbs
and Back, EtIri;ation OF the Heart, Irem-
Aversion tetseHial society. especially shat Of
.eriales. There are great many more. hut
these are sufficient. and should ybu be ,afeI-
ing from any OF them. call on Dir. ThIER.
and h. will cure You in a short time, without
L. l.. Ii, L.-L.Ir...
The New York herald., 1874-06-24
EUROpUAN sTEAMsHIpa.

~ 49,
with view OF diminishing tne chance. of collision the
steamers Of this line take specinea course tor all ssa
on the onward passage from ueensow wn to New York
or sosscn erossia{ The meriaan 80 at a aitnde or
on The homew passage crossing the meridian %
81 i9s ppr,s
nA cAIss aH GdkK NAN 6sak AND
" Ss ~ ;sy
caIS%,si:::. 5ay Aa2ssiSil.. YEA. WY 2
:sS sIS ,e%
s o
seesage r asrsse 0a rom seS
pool and Queenstown and all parts OF Europe at lowest
freight and cabin passage apply a. the company;
6azEIass g; g, sstssKbyss e 4. e. 55yssAssss Asses
Clark and Randolph streets, Chicago iii
pAssgNGERs PER STEAMSHIP ABYssINIA EN.
barb M from the Csnsrd what foot Of Grand Gran street
6hAs TRAsokLas9 No. sewhSss 'aSs Green ~
~ appointed to carry the Belgian and uhited States
The following steamer ssr :n,nspGs :5s sppon'sd to sail
.ss .::.
n.,.., From Antwerp.
CYBELE...... June "a I
Prices OF Pas age in Currency
First Cabin Second Cabin $50
Prepaid Certificates. SIS ~
PASSENGER Recommendations for all classes unsurpassed
surgeon aud stewardess.
Through tickets through bills OF ladng issued
tween all prominent points
For passage. rates OF freight and other information
"''' PETER WRIGHT SONS. General Agents.
York. d. WONDER BECKE, General European Agent
Antwerp
NATIONAL LINE. -
The most southerly route always been adopted by
this CON pany TO avoid ice and headands.
- From piers 4 and 4 north niyer
ITALY, June q, 3PM NJ nANhhpA July II S3o p, H.
FOR LONDON DIRECf.
ERIN, Andrews, Thursday, June 25, p. N.
Cabin passage, $7o $Sj currency Steerage at greatly
reduced prices Return tickets at reduced rates. Pre-
paid stcerage tickets from Liverpool at the lowest rates
Apply NJ the company's otlce No SO broadway.
Y. W. j. HURST, Manager.
THE STATE LINE
i SPECIAL NOlcE-Aner Saturday, Jnne IS. the
steamers OF this nc will be despa ched every alternate
Wednesday until July - when regular week y sailingS
every Wednesday Will commence
T,O LONDON DIRECT-THE SPLENDID STEAMSHIP
i ERIN, Thursday, june rs. For passage from 10
London, Liverpool Queenstown, Glasgow Derry ell
office, 73 Broadway, corner Rector street.
The New York herald., 1874-06-24
JERSEY CITY, H0B0KEN, HUDSON CITY
AND BERGEN REAL ESTATE.
To Let or Lease.

no LET-A NEAT TWO STORY AND BASEMENT
Cottage, eight rooms, al S62 Eighth street Jersey
City furnished responsible party ot aduisl pleasant
location; large yard rent S55 will sacrifice Furn
ure tor *25H Cali between and p. NJ, premises
or at 800 West Thirty nrst street, New York.
The New York herald., 1874-06-24

frExAe LNR.-FoR GALVESTON, TOUCHING Al
4 Key West carrying The United states mail.-Steamer
CITY OF WACO Captain Grunman. wall leave pier ~
East RIVER Saturday, June Il. atSP NJ. through bill.
ton, Houston aud Henaerscn and B. b. and G. kailroad
No charge Icr twaEding York For freight OF
passage having superior accommodations, apply to
q. IL. MALLORY Co., i5S alden lane.
". 4. CLY DE-, Il9 Wall street.
The New York herald., 1874-06-24
COAsTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.

DACIT1C NAIL STEAM SHIP LINE TO CALIFORNIA,
J. JAPAN AND CHINA. VIA PANAMA.
Rates OF passage Gncludns all necessares for tho
riD-New York 70 san fran sco $50 $loo or $40, cur
rency; Francisco TO Yokohama. $780, gold; San
Francisco to Hong Kong, 500, gold.
steamers leave pier ~ North River, New York, io
CRY OF PANAMA, Capt Q. G. Lima. June q, u
tFrcight and way passengers oHly)
ACAPuLCO, Com: A. q. Gray. tuesday July Z II noon
COLON, Capt }. NJ Dow. w............. Jny IL II noon
steamers for Central America and outh Pacific ports
Extra steamers Tor freight and way passengers will be
despatched intervening Saturdays necessity may
require. steamers leave SaG Francis for Japan and
china fOiows:-
GR1AT REPUBLIC. ...,.......... Junc n
COLTNA............. July Ill
A.
aud every alternate Saturday.
For freight passage, or further Information applv
at companys ofice OH wharf loot OF Canal street, New
YORK. ~
RUFUS HATCH, H. j. BULLAY
Managing Director. Superintendent.
q. II. DAYTON,
Freight Agent.
The New York herald., 1874-06-24

VNANrFn-IN EXCHANGE FOR DESRsBLY LC
w Gated city Property, Farms iD Central Illinois, i'm
proved unimprcved, In tracts from 100 % go acres
s. IRELANp. 2lI broadway.
The New York herald., 1874-06-24

A LBANY AND TROY BY DAY LINE STEAMBOATS, -
~ O. VBBAkD and DANITI. DREW leave foot Of
YesIy sseti per W North River, at $50 A. NJ, and
lwsny hird street, north Of Erie ferry at s4j land ng
a. lonke5s Iarrytwn and Nyaek ay terryboat Poug
neepse Knsbcc Satskiii and Hudson connecting ior
~ p0ns Wesi snd N0rth. Trip tickets West FONT,
GornMa a, and Neweurg returning same day, H. Com
s9 saratoga " ~, round trip 80 40; to Round Lake,
The New York herald., 1874-06-24

TOR CARDIFF BRISTOL LONDON AND ALL
other points ii England and Wales
The South Wales Atlantic steamship Company's new
first class steamships will sail from Pennsylvania Rail-
road wharf Jersey City, as Iollows:- .
First cabin pass,ge, SIS and ssJ currency second
cabin, $50 currency steerage sJl currency. Prepaid
certificates from Cardin, 3S currency Drafts
lor 81 and upwards For urther particulars apply 10
ARCHIBALD BAXTER Co. Agents
II Broadway New York.
The New York herald., 1874-06-24

CTONiNGTON LINE FOR BOSTON.
~ The elegant steamers
NARRAdANSETT, every Tuesday, Thursday and satur-
day. -
SToNINGTON, every Monday, Wednesday and Friday
from pier IS North River, at Z. NJ
The New York herald., 1874-06-24

4 ysnss CornwaIL Nowburg, Marltcr1pgn Milton
sELL easss la,fssa street, p!es 3. n T., every Tues
The New York herald., 1874-06-24

A REGULAR MORNING BOAT FOX PHEKsKILL.-- =
"A The Steamboat THOMAS T.. WAY viii leave foot of
essr street ss AN and make the following landings -
Grassy FONT and yerplanck's; connecting with stages
Tor LAKE Mahopac on rncsdays Thursinys and Satur.
ony. II. \. AYREs supe rintendcnt
The New York herald., 1874-06-24

L,OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
The Cromwell steamship Line.
The steamship KNIGkERBOCkER Captain eager,
win icaye per No North River on saturday june "a
ats 81 freight received da ly Through rates ri,
70 dalyes son Indianola nockport Arkansas Wharf,
Bra7os, SANTIAGO ST. LOUIS and Mobile. Cabin passage
SVi Storage, $25 For freight or passage apply to
CLARK 4 SEAMAN, So Vest street
The New York herald., 1874-06-24

pAwNBRoKER's .sALE-JAMEa AGAR, AUCTION.
j. ccr, will sell this day, at 10 New Bowery, large
sssortnep. q men,s and women,s Cio eins, Dresses
derclothIng, 80 also one handsome Trunk ana q
Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Ds"lne. By order ). a.
Jafman, f@ varick street
The New York herald., 1874-06-24

CuNDAY DAY BOAT FOR ALBANY AND TROY
JAMES b. SCHUYLER. spring street pier: Z A. y
turning leave Albany M. arriving at A. NJ Monday
Fare 50c. round trip. 81 Meals served on board.
The New York herald., 1874-06-24

GUNNER ARRANGEMENT FOR ls74-HARLEM AM
- New York Navigation COMPANY -Commencry
Monday. june s. l7l landing sievenlh street Aso.
ria, Eighty.tourth street an Harlem.
Time of leaving Peck sip-6:3 $50. 7:3D $3.50, S:iJ,
s:so lo e 20 and soA MIN i:iO 40. a:sO s $50.
N. B.-see Time Table where boats land Sunday
boats leave Peck slip ior Astoria and Harlem every 20
nutes, landing at Eleventh stree each way, com
mencing at g:i5 A. NJ; last boat leaves at NJ fnis
il ho only line connecting with ste smers TOR High AMI
Kingsbridge ]. +. TALLMAN, superintendent
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conversion bonds issned, Az the con.
vention met in May, 1871, We might
suppose they would know the faots as
have stated; the more especially, as
they We're granted permission to exa-
niue the books and records at the Ex5-
cutive Department in Columbia. Ger.
tain it is. that prior to May. 1871, bonds
had been issued and were openly dealt
IN at our exchange without doubt or
question, having passed the scrutiny of
tue examining committee. This I can
vouch for. Members of the convention
had been in our city, examining into
matters pertaining thereto, and could
have learned the above facts from any
broker in the street. I am aware that
the statement OF debt approved of by
the convention embraced q larger
amount than TINT bearing date of Octo-
ber, 1870, but MY impression was it
showed the debt up to the period of
their meeting. There was not a word
raised or hint given as to the validity of
these bonds until tho full of 1871, when
the New York World poured forth daily
denunciations Of them
The conversion 6oadholucrS feel quite
secure in their claims as creditors of your
State, and will be no parties to any
compromising or compromising of such.
They hare been abused and misrepre-
scnted too much to be in the humor to
accept anything less than their honest
rights. But we believe South Carolina
will do whit is honorable to one and ell
of her creditors. Her honor and qood
name is in question:; with us, it's only the
matter OF money. Who has most at
stake? How would she-how could
she-stand in 1876 with her old original
sisters and the bar sinister of repudia-
tion traversiDg her shield?
l ask your pardon for the length OF
this letter, but as the subject matter is
OF moment to your State as we'll as to
myself, hope you may find room for
1t. remain, your obedient servant.
W. S. B.
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A.noE1on salc..
Furniture.
BY JACOB LEVIN.

On TO-MOakO Thursday MORNING, at
10 o'clock, will sell, at tho residence OF
Mr.. Lewis Carr, on Marion street, be.
tween Taylor aud Blandng. a general va
riety OF wcll-kept FURNITURE, consisting
OF:
MAHOGANY SOFAS and CHAIRS. Cane.
scat Chairs. Ottomans, Marbc-top Tables,
Extension Tables, Marble top Bureaus and
wash stands. Lounge, Mahogany Bedsteadt,
Mahogany, Book Case. Carpets. Mirrors,
Feather Beds and Mattresses. Yelocipedc,
Cooking stove, Cotton Plant, } and variety
OF uecful att:cles to louse-keepcrs.
Terms cash AMI sale without reserve.
Anril 90.
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The cornerstone of new chapel for
the Little Sisters OF the Poor has been
l"id. at Baltimore, with imposing cere
monies.
Prof. S L. Walker. une of the first in
this country to make pictures from sun
light, died i'll Poughkeepsie, on the
9th.
The international Council at New
iors has disbanded, it having proved q
failure in this country.
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II l9 82; July 1s; October 17A. Flour
steady. Wheat shade better. Corn
firm: Pork heavy. at 16.85@17.OO.
Lard heavy-steam 10 8. 3.18@1OI. Gold
opened at 13L-now 1873. Freights
firm. Stocks active. at better figures.
Money 4. E1chapge-!ong 487%: short
901a Governments strong aud active.
State bonds quiet and nominal.
TIP. M.-C0tton-net receipts 1850;
gross 4.122. Futures closed barely
steady; sales 20. 800: April II 80, l71i;
May II 80; June II 1882; July
II 1916. II 1892; August 174; Sep.
tember II 1882. is; O,tober 1754; No
vember II 11-l6; December 175G.
II 1l-16. Flour and wheat steady, with
moderate inquiry. Corn firm, with fair
inquiry-8l(0S6 for new Western
mixed. Coffee moro active, Mt 1890
2214, gold, for Rio. Pork heavy. Lard
lower. at 1925. Whiskcy 9SLs. Money
easy, ut 30t. Sterling weaker, Mt
/ S7ia. Gold closed weaker, ut 1871.
Governments stronger a1d active.
States nominal.
CISc1SSAT1. April 29.-Fiour in fair
demand and unchanged Corn firm, ut
G5(0GS. Pork in. good demand; large
sales for the Southern market, mt II UO.
Lard frm-10 for steam; 1Olk for ket-
tie. Bacon steady-7 for shoulders; OK
for clear rib; 924 for clear. Whislsey
firm. at 90.
LOUISVILLE, April 2S.-FIour nm
changed. Corn firm. at II. Provisions
dull. Pork 100 Baton-7L for
shoulders; 92s for clear rib. Lard
l04 for tierce; l024 for keg. Whiskey
90.
MEMPHIS. April 29.- Cotton quiet and
unchnnged-Iow middling 16l1Ol6%;
receipts 193: shipments 200.
GALVESTON, April 2S-Cotton qnict
and unchangcd-good ordinary l5Is;
middling l7l4; net receipts TIL; ex-
ports to Great Britain 9. 800; sales 200.
NORFOLK. April 2S.-Cotton quiet and
unchanged-low middling l614; net re-
ceipts 4. 4.l20; exports coastwlse 1,16O;
sales $50.
BosroN, April 2S.-Cotton quiet
middling 177S; net receipts At; gross
l,086; exports TO Great Britain 95; sales
200.
CHAHt EsroS. April 2S Cotton quiet
-middIiDs 1879; net receipts SIS; sales
25O.
AUGUSTA, April 2s-Cotton demand
good; offerings light-middliug l6!5;
net receipts 23S; saos 3o7
BALT1MoRE, April 2S-Cutton firm
mlddiing Tx; gross receipts 35; cx-
ports coastwise l0a; sales PSI; spiuncrs
80
New ORLEANS. April IS Cotton
quiet aud Misunderstanding l7ls;
low middiing 1873; good ordinary 10;
ordinary 13ha; net receipts 229; gross
AZ; exports to Great Britain l,SGi;
sales $500
SAvASNAu, April Is Cotton firm aud
unchanged -middling lG5s: net re-
ceipts l20; gross 120; sales /, los.
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The umbrella OF the season is so
elaboraseIy different from that of lust
summer, that any woman who dares to
carry her old one will be considered
either very near-sighted or very strong
Ponds Extract affords Immediate re.
iief III oil cases OF acute pain. This is
strong language, but the experience OF
twenty-five years attests its truth. Try
III A20t31l
Attorneys formerly were to lawyers
"nat apothecaries are 10 physicians,
ouly they did not deal in scrmples.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-04-29
HON. E. Il, ELLIOTT

REALTY pleased the citizens OF Boston
VI by his eulogy on Charles sumner. The
INDIAN GIRL" has delighted the citizens
OF Columbia by the sale Of those celebrated
S Cent Cigars. Every one should remember
that the Maids Wigwam is headquarters for
Cigars and Glowing Tobacco; also. that she
makes Pipes, Cigar Holders, Smokers Arti.
cles and
CANES A
Specially. In fact, to know how far che
surrnssos in this line, inquire Of those who
havo bought Oigar from her for cents,
superior to those soid elsewhere At 10 cents,
and then be convinced that as
CONGRESSMAN IN WASHINGTON
Studies the interests OF his constituents. so
this Maid OF Luxury considers this intereat
OF her customers Therefore, call At IN
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