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Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-02-25
Exports Overland

But q few years since California was
an importer Of all the necessaries Of
life, and nearly all of these came from
the Atlantic States. At that time our
only export was gold, and our imports
were SO large and expensive that at
the end of the year we had but
very little gold left. But within the
last ten years change has been grad
ually going on in this respect, aAd
while our product of gold is now some
what less than formerly, we are pro-
ducing nearly all the necessaries of
life in excess of consumption, and
hence have become exporters of the
same. A curious fact in connection
with this change is that we are now
sending these Ilecessaries = to the
same States and people from whom
we formerly received them. To illus
trate we will state that during the
month of January last we shipped
over the Central Pacific Railroad East,
the following articles and quantities,
all the products of our State 3,O59, 964'
pounds of barley; 43,095 pounds Of
beans; 1O7, 500 pounds of bOrax; 1913, 742
pounds of butter; 1895 pounds of
chicory; 6,526 yards domestic flannel;
20 15 pounds Of -four; III, 1853 pounds
dried fruit; 1854 pounds green fruit;
2,O15 pounds glue; 8,710pounds honey;
1893 pounds hops; 81, 40 pounds feather;
q, $3.50 feet of lumber; 1884 pounds of
machinery; 2l,0O6 pounds of malt;
20, 7SO pounds of powder; 1900 pounds
Of giant powder; 52,O3S pounds of
quicksilver; and 80, 2l0 pounds Of sal
mon. The above is good showing
for the first month of 1874 Of our ex-
ports to our sister States. Should the
season be as favorable as we have rea-
son to hope, it will be the most salts
factory ever experienced in the State.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-02-25
High and Low Interest.

The following article shows the ad-
vantage of low rates of interest in bust
ness. And the same holds true in re-
gard to the expenses of living. Album
dance of circulating medium reduces
the rates of interest: A4st3lH .aHGd
"Alexander Campbell is writing q
series of articlesfor the Chicago Work
ingn,an's Advocate, on the National
Finances and Currency. In discussing
the effect of the high rate of interest in
this country upon the shipping inter-
est, he supposes an English and an
American line of steamers, each con-
sisting of twelve vessels, to have been
constructed with material of the same
cost, and that seamen's wages, insur-
ance, ETC., are the same for each, but
in the one case English capital bor-
rOwed at four per cent. is employed.
and in the other American capital at
ten per cent. Mr.. Campbell states the
account Of the operations of these rival
lines year by year, starting with the
same capital and allowing each the
same annual profit, and shows that at
the end of three years the American
line would fall SO much behind as to
be obliged to sell a vessel, which the
English line could purchase with its
surplus profits; and like transaction
taking place at the end of the fifth,
seventh, ninth, tenth, twelfth, thir-
teenth, fourteenth, fifteenth, sixteenth,
seventeenth, and eighteenth years, the
English capitalists would then own
both lines, and have surplus of over
100000, while the American Com
pany would own nothing, and owe a
large debt. It is striking illustra-
ton of the injurious effects of high
rate Of interest, and so far as we can
see is quite sound and unanswerable.
Fl Mount Joy PA. Herald.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-02-25
CODE COMMENTARIES |!
BY CHAs. LINDLEY. M

BY CHAS. LINDLEY, la
Late Code Commissioner. e
PART I. of this work is now ready for tina
profession. 1t contains: ax a. artrsg
I.-Disintegration and Indignation of Legal
Systems.
II.-Historic Glance at Codification. If
III.-Practical Codifcation and Amend
ment. .g4tf tfpI 'rt 4tf ..H TErt
Iv.-Appendix. Letter to H. H. Haight and
others-Future Treatment Of the Codes.
Under the first head are briefly treated-The
Philosophy OF Law; The Science OF Law;
Common and Statute Law-their Flexibility
and Rightly; Fragmentary Expression of the
Common Law; Effect of Political and Social
Changes on Legal Systems.
Under the second head Is contained His
toric Glance at .COdif1catiOn, including RO-
man, French, Spanish, Canadian and Ameri-
can. Thus far the work presents clear, tersc
view of the subject, and brings the reader to
the third head, Practical Codification, with
his mind better prepared to appreciate what
follows.
Under the third head, Practical Codifca-
ton, are the sub-heads: Automatic PROPOSE
tons; Preparation OF the Act authorizing
Codifcation; Requisite Qualification of Com
formance Of the Work; and Rules for Codid-
cation and Amendment These rules, seven
teen In number, are elaborated and illustrated
by sections drawn from the Code.
The work has an eight page Appendix, In
the form Of O letter to II. H. Haight and
others, touching the authors connection with
the Code Commission and the causes Of his
ment of the Codes. The last is an important
matter, and should engage the attention Of
every lawyer In the State. The author Is evil
IDENTIFY master of his subject, and has given to
treatment. The work has come in a most OPP
perfume moment, containing, as 1t does, most
Important recommendations as to the mode
of amending the Codes. 4ay
The work will be mailed, post paid, by
SUMNER WHITNEY & Co.,
5z San Francisco,
on receipt of price. 81 90. JANIS d&w
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-02-25
Il &SaSiLOs ANGELES WEDNESDAY MORNING FEBRUA]

TACT that it is considered the duty of
the State to aid legitimate enterprises
Of this kind, therefore your memorial
lists would respectfully ask that the
State grant an appropriation to the
and Mechanical EXPOSE
ton of Southern California, for the
purpose of aiding it in fitting up its
grounds and holding it's First Annual
Exposition in the Fall of 1874.
THOMAS A. CAREY.
Master of Los Angeles Grange, No. 50.
G. w. COLTRIN,
Master of Compton Grange, No. 81.
A. M. SOUTHWORTH,
Master of Enterprise Grange, No. 80.
EDWARD EVEY,
Master of Fairview Grange, No. 80.
JOSEPH BEACH,
Master of Orange Grange, No. 40.
III. L. MONTGOMERY,
Master of Silver Grange, No. Al.
81 WILLIS NEWTON,
Master OF New River Grange, No. AZ.
.s.a GEO. G. GIBBS,
Master of Ell Monte Grange, No. 43.
f. B. GRANDIN,
Masterof Los Nietos Grange, No. A.
P. G. TONNER,
Master of Eureka Grange, No. GO.
ALBERT BLISS HAYWARD,
Master of Fruitland Grange, No. u.
s. S. REAVES,
Master of Alliance Grange, No. To-
w. w. MAXEY,
Master of Azusa Grange, No. "a.
JOSIAH RUSSELL,
Master of Florence Grange, No. 90.
M. B. CRAIG,
Master of Westminster Grange No. -
r. SHELTON,
Master of San Bernardino Grange, No. 81
e. G. BROWN,
Master of Riverside Grange, No. 128
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-02-25

An exponent of the manly art of
self-defense threw out q hint that he
could get away with the best man in
San Jose. One of the "boys" about
town, who thought he was q pretty
good man, entered the ring with the
professor at Coyote Creek, Tuesday,
and, upon being asked how he pro-
posed to fight, told his antagonist that
he intended to knock and kick h
out of him. The "Professor'' called
for his carriage at once, and San Jose
still holds the belt. ''t' - ttsA4 r~N
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-02-25

The people of Sherwood and Canto,
Mendocino county, and neighborhoods,
have been much exercised for q num-
Der of days on account of the mysteri-
GUS disappearance of Mrs. Strong, wife
of Strong, who was convicted Of kill
ing a COW last year and sent to the
State Prison. Mrs. Strong lived alone
on what is known as Sherwood ridge,
about six miles below Canto, and has
now been absent from her home about
fourteen days. ~~s, go 1eaa
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-02-25
Bakersfield Saloon I.

John. B. TUNGATE, PROP'R.
FINE WINES AND LIQUORS,
and the
BEST billiard SALOON IN KERN co.
My old Los Angeles friends, please give me
call. My place Is next the Telegraph Stage
Cmpany's office. oc28Sptf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-15
DICHARD WALTERS, AUCTTONEER.
III Sherlff's sale. First Class Dining Saloon,
Restaurant and Barroom, Mixtures,


VIII sell this day qhursday at IA O'Clock, at g35
OF first class Dining salocn and Restaurant-viz, elo
CANT and back Bar, fine Glassware, syerware,
$50: Noneuse Range, rosf $eO0 Oyster Counter, Ia
bes Chairs, Kitchen Utensils Icehouses copper Kettles
and Pans large lot empty Bottles Glass Case Iron Sote
&C. MATTHEW I. BRENNAN, late SherG.
r. j. HAHBuRY, Deputy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-15

A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
"A G. =. HESS and MAURICE GRAU. 800. Directors
KELLOGG GRAND ENGLISH OPERA.
SEVEN NIGHTS AND Two MAIINEES,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY a.
LUCIA III LAMMERMOOR.
THEODORE HABELMANN, WILLIAM CARLTON,
@. y. HALL, W. II. TfLLA, Mir. FENICH, Miss
STARBl RID.
THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY n
MARTHA.
Miss KELLOGG..............ns . LADY HENRIETTR
Mrs ZELDA SEGUIN, JOSEPH MAAS, q. +. HALL
EDWARD sEGuIN THOMAS BARTLSMAN
FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY q
MARIANA
MORGAN. WILLIAM CARLTON W. WHITE,
Mrs WHITE.
SATURDAY, January A-Grand Kellogg Matinee.
BOHEMIAN GIRL.
MISS Full fiLV GHoRUs AND IAN oaGii ssiRH
Mr. PRANK A. HOwSON... Nj usicai Director
Sale OF seats commences saturday, January IT, at "a.
NJ, at Academy of Music, 7ol and ia Broadway
Reserved seats. ....S5
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE TO WILLIAM ALEXANDER MORTON. NOW
~ or formerly residing at No. III Thompson street
Dessau place. New York, and all others whom may
concern.
In the action Of mulhplepoinding and exoneration
raised before the Lords OF Council and Session in
land at the nstance John Wright Writer to the sgnet
ceased Alexander Morton, residing in Northumberland
street, Edinburgh, fursuer and Real Raiser against
Charles Graham Jr morner residing at Mill Yard
newcastle tyne, and others defenders Lord Shand
ordnar) on the 10th inst pronounced the follow ing
inter)ocutor:-
'Decembcr N 1873 Lord Shand, act Marshall
The Lord Ordinary hnds the Raiser haOie only in
end single payment and appoints him intimate the
dependence the present the insertion
tice in the New YORK Herald three times intervals
one week. and fur her appoints cOndescendences and
claims to be lodged eight words dele,e
'signed, A. b. SHAND"
Notice Of which Is hereby given In terms OF said inter.
locutor. w. ). BURMESE, Writers To the Siynet,
II Drummond place. Edinburgh, Pursuer's Agents
EDINBURGH, December Is. 1873
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DALY's yTrrH AVENUE rHKArRK'
a c arrisss street. ccrasf o. srSsdway Besin:
open dsy rom E e Ni 70 Tor 0@ BOZ sheer
proprietor and Manager. AuGUsTIN DAILY
"rwo hours Of uninterrupted and innocent sughter
EVERY NIGHT this week except
SATURDAY.. BRONSON HowARDs
-dash,ns loeai comedy. -sAaAroGAr
with new atustions nov musical a.
secsA new scenery and great cas.
Including M James Lew1s Miss Fanny
naysnpsr. Mr. :, =. Esrkms Mo
tin nef LOAD fSas sn p.v ssss ewes sss g.
P sISsn sns v nhans g cG%HSS:E asss
iS SsiT Fssl ssr SSs sasy 5 S,s o:s
;sA,sAAr9G s, s: y sss M w,
particular request hundreds b nnAbe to obtain al
IN KEAk1KsAL new AMI powerful Comedy by NJ
Aoa"srtS DAILY and fS eI.I'Isd
~ 'hirS street and Egsth M ana 81 s;sgss
ss9s Il - r
Duration fnces now am ss,on, eoc Res rysd
ss sss on s.Ts ss0ssSs
sea may be secured advance at the Box oce which
EIGHTH WEEK
"numrrY D 81 Ply ABnoADnw
THE oRANDEsr PANroMlxE EVER PRODUCED,
NEW
OF FUN.
IT rs THE GREAT CHARM OF THE HOUsEHOLn
FIFTY-FIFTH NIGHT
Over 900 delighted people have already seen 1911
Mr. q. L. FOX .uUMPTY DUMPTY
MI o. X. FOA.......... as.........'....oLD oAE-TwO
MARTEN FANILYiI
HERR LiSDi l,l O'CLOCK.
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DALy's FIFTH AvfNUB rHKArRK'
lwenfyeigheh street corner OF broadway. Begins
ats Carriases may ordered Tor 10 80 box sheet
open daily rom 3 A n. till 10 =. H.
Proprietor and Notwithstanding UGUsTIN DAILY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-15

NFARSHAIS SALE.-BOwE HITLER, AUG.
wi uoneers Friday January l6 at ION O'Clock, at No
l364 Third avenue, the entire contents OF hrst class
house furnishing hardware and stove store consisting
OF parior and Cooking Stoves, Ranges Pots Kettles
ware, Show Case, Counter and Shelving, Club Skates
&c. &c JOHN H. KILLER, Marshal.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-15

T,RBB LECTURES DAfLY-MRs NJ q. nROWN.
President q ne Metaphysical University CoIlsse,
Hall OF the University 81 Pond street, on the following
f Hsss sx Tax s'h In ne
ssturdsy Ii "gsdncs; Los q Iair;. Monday is.h.
Heart Disease, Wednesday. Hst "Rheumat Ism Neu-
J jay lharsday "a scroiula, asthma; Friday
Diseases OF Women and Chndren,' to which lec!nrs
verNty, 81 Bond street. New York. for Pamphlst Of q
pages
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SALES AT AUCTION.

DAwNBROKER'S sALE.-JAMEi AGAR, AUG
lot. SIX and other Dresses broche AMI oolen shaw's
Remnants, Mink Furs liable Linen, sheets, spreeon
Blankets CATERS. Boots, Shoes leather Beds and ri
lows Goats. Psnt aud Vests. BY order r. Bryan IL
Walker street
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A UCTION AUCTION AUCTION.
a &25 600 worth of
Magnificent Household Furniture,
at the elegant residence, SO West 18th st.,
between 9th and 9th avs,

Parlor suits in satin and brocatel,
magnificent ~ octave Decker Panoorte. Centre Tables
Easy Chairs Mirrors. Curtains Bronze Figures, Clocks
Paintings Bookcases Library Tables, Sideboard, Ex-
tension Table dining Chairs Sverware, Crockery,
wood and walnut Bedsieads Dressing Cases. Bureaus
Mattresses rep and plush Suits, hall and kitchen Furnf
and variety useful Household Articles
N. R-ssIc positive. ROBERT @. CASHIN, Auctioneer
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NEW YORK WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10, l874-TRIPLE SHEET
HORSES, CARRIAGES. &c.

YH4H It nA5 s5SuE5 II
Aossfs5 5as NAeoSss { sasbpAaEsssFFssss bpassFFss .Stcr1osEEs
WIN e gss gsss 5oae. 1as ss
two q tb. finest leans SO e. kensuety bred Horses ever
br9uses us e 70 tnis y; city city,. srs
dfsspt sG0S S'I SsSans & ssA ~
oaas s ssss avn
n the coaniry; nno long arched and oIeodca nssis:
county nS assi 'sea
ai 92'2osr srs sra S1k ars aa sscw
!esm ssEaS. ana stylish Srissrs splendid tnes
issm syer driven park .Aaa' a0' ''' most ''~'A'
q s o .Iss ssy s. da% ssi $
nj: ns U @; IL s a
sy as.i browns psrisct picture. and pet. wsSSut
sl ss Sus: aa q any % sSs
require No checks or gags warranted sound and kind
Sa and Il y sna ss srff
ana es6sa a. IL s s
ss Them OK
Ss.'ssss;os 'es ,ne ss e s!1v'Iss !sa
sSpsa eIasrss sS
srs dHy ;Sps and here on the IN II e
not be sesn and died The 2sa q MAY: Ihsy we're
ss MI McSS,SSsksy being obliged e attend 70 his 1rm
The estate esponsble any dencency and expenses
xi.o. 4 anne lime the elegant Road Stock Of D. O.
WetmOre ESQ.,, who goes abroad,
Consisting OF an elegant and rich DARK dapple gray
coupe. road and saddle Horse combined - hands high
0ysan PA; kentncxy bred an elegant safe. game and
ordinary style and courage. although perfectly safe for
any amateur TO hande fearless OF locomotives or any
sound end ~, % siId . rch 9en,es snc noble horse ~
DUN. l6s high, years old; ner Rentiem ans road
horse goes on The road IS highly bred pleasant and
lie record Of s 81 years old trot in 2A5 TO road
used carefully the last two Years a. road horse war.
ranted sound and kind.
Also . fast and fine chestnut Road Horse sired BY
Ethan Allen can be driven at speed by amateur
no Vices OF tricks fears nS hing an every md any day
knd.
Also two nne sIde:bar top WAGONS one by Brewsterh
single and double Harness, &C., &c.
n. Ali this stock is worthy or special attention OF
gcntomc1 all positively DO spd Irrespective OF
cost value and full and responsible warranty and
time for trial glven tMMF ~neF
sale postvc at i0x prompt
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.
HORSES. CARRIAGES. &c.
-GREAT AND ABSOLUTE SALE
"A. BY PUBLIC AUCTION
OF
E fA HANDSOME HIGH BRED AND BLQoDED
TROTTERS, ROADSTE RS, - eSsss
FAMILY AND SADDLE
ssfse4tsstt $1,000. HORSES. ,st*ai
..t.- ELEGANT CARRIAGES,
FINE HARNESSES. SUPERIOR BLANKETS,

Messrs JENKINS & DUFF, Auctioneera \
take great pleasure In announcing to the public the
great sale of Horses Carriages Harmesses and the en-
tire elegant and costly Turnout OF Peter Drummer ESQ
Al. country resdence IL Me.tehester county situated
uies drive from the Portchcster Railroad station, ten
on WEDNESDAY, uNE 10
at III O'Clock prompt.
Among this fine stock Will be found Mr. Brunner's
f0ur-inhand Team, all bays. apd are considered the
fastest in the State. Also superior tandem Team have
20 s9periors and tew equals Also all his we'll known
Carriages consist o circular front Careuce by Wood
Bros; six seat half top Park Phae;on, BY John r. Law
rence ono elegant Dog Cart PhAeton, which took pre-
MUM at Paris Exposition; one Dog Cart by Wood Bros
two light Trottng Wagons; Sulkeys aud Skeleton by
Dpsenbury; top and open Pony Phaetons.
Harnesses consist Of fourin hand gold mounted Har-
nsss tandem gold mounted Haynes single and % double
Dress, Sweat and Walking Blankets. Hoods, Whips
n H-SAie will be positive rain shine.
Mr. Drummer sells account OF his going abroad for
indefinite length Of time, and each and every article
will be sold to tho highest bidder without limit or reser
For null parucsars catalogue eau be had at Once
Moore's ONCE, No. II King street Ne ~ York city.
Guide to C0nveyances can be had to bring par
ties to sale from any Of the following dcpos Tremont,
For,ihhm or WniiAihsbridge, ON Harlem Railroad Par
ties driving 10 sale take Central avenue 10 Woodawn,
cross to Wiamsbfidge or through fremont and West
tarmsi Or southern boulevard IRON Harlem bridge,
through Westche ster village, three miles from Harlem
Bridge or Mrcombs Dam Bridge
Sale w be over In time TO attend the Jerome races on
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SSns1s sAs9 81 SP sRsxAE xSx gsb TAT
.MAgoR cHAFLEs " RSEkERs AyGTIoNEEER .AaysGT 3,
EVERY HWf wEDSEsDHY HNb sATUkDAY.o ~
rwxsrYYous u1Hks 1G i snowED ofES sr trial ON every
THIS rs THE h0fss osE9 ied %Ios in tho s
ana
plenty Of focT Or re- Snis rH1s nav
NEW AND sscoaS Il H4SS 3Sle2k lHe4kkxsss, Hor.. Cloth
lns sWS SSdss; sEts|st T1!1: zss5 e.
ssS /, VsiSsps n! sss { ssx
81 sss%pi sa Ss
sSS 3 ss
HIGH RRED GRAY TE0rrING COLT sired by
MSPiasSB sSB aSf ds N as ys
E e sszsa s ss sss 1s 1sn'r'
ExTsA AsGGkSAHTf sk6wk fsg' GLIDING lsx high, 10
Sa aGf sSA ;s g.; :s
Sss: :Si T.! s.,:
6. sT
SSs assY sv
Pom, Mare.
goes ali sas Deem driven double and single warranted
'oTFE9a TEshva aHa sapH oTHRR Horses.
svLk ~ g ssIs ,.c,. ..,n.,
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DrRECToRY FOR ADVERTISERS.

column column
so4ssERs NAsTkbsssoss & s esSta@s esaaMRrss column
BRo6snYS SS'Ilas' REAL ESTATE roRsALE-srs,H PAGE
gysIsEsss' s' 'eSSSg59H%sIys,rIrs-E,an rAs.
oLzSRs &SR r.sssis,h col
S53daEs zsS 1S1na2 sfSs%n r.e.-r
coAsTWiss0 iSs0sf rAo.-rousA col
SE s4s ..,s.
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BURoPEAN srEAMsHlPs-sscosD PAcs-rhrd and
soaa sSamn
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HELSP0 SP0iwSmAns rEp-rrmALHs-Errvrsrn rAor--ritsa
HELP s'S fS?%nEiE P4s.seeond col
.HoRsEs. CARRIAGES, 4c.-rlssr PAoz-rhird fourth
ESusE sSs g. ssS@P
IxsrBESTioN..T%sl. PAcEz,rlrh column.
2s1 and
s4sSs rssss sss%s ss.np
klksY SsB
nrscEItSSEoUs ADvERrsEaESrs-rrsru r4az--
sssma
EEWsPArERS-TwELrrH PAcK-Sixth column.
fiXXOroRTES. ORGANS, &c. c.-TwELsrH PAor-Fifth
POST OFFICE NorIoE-Twr.rru PAoE-sixth column
PROFESSIONAL sIl luATIONS WANTED-FEMALES--
ELEVENTH PAGE-Flith column
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
FL and nitn cpumns
REAL ESTATE wANTED-NINrH PAox-Fifth column.
sALEs AT .AUCTION-TwELFTH PAoE-rhird. fourth
srruATidNs ss9 WxNrED- PAGE
srfUATioNs. ~XNTED-MAI.Es- PAGE
'srEoiNi"' NSo,ffiIr!Hs-Fnsr PAcE--sccond column
GlQRAGE-1wELrrM PAGz-sixth column.
SUAMkh RESORTS-SscoND PACE-Scc0nd and third
THE TRApEs-1wELrrx PAeE-sccond column ff
xHE TgRFmEInST co rNSnSThi5d GSu@R
sss rs column
F1nsr PAcE-Sixth column. .t
WANTED TO PURCHAsE-TwELrrH PAaE-Sxth col
wRsTCMpE srER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
FS sAHE 81 TO LET
YACHTS. sTEAMBoArs, dc.-FiIsr PAcr-second col.
umn.
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EoR SALOONS PAIR GRAY HORSES. 49,
ana nanas and one pair bay ish young sound KIND
owner also snallsixed Horse, for boy girl. In
Seventh avenue.
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LOST AND FOUND.

osT-A POcKETBooK; FINDER CAN KEEP
L. money and return , book Psper: pnotVgfepNnSs &c
3SFourih avenue, corner OF Twenty nth street, Ia
drug store
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NOR SALE-f0R WANT OF USE ONLY AT i13
IL Charles street. two pony built Horses, years Is
and le hands At for grocer. butcher prices
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G,0R SALE-AN ELEGANT, FINELY BRED BAY
Horse, unsurpassed for beauty style and kind
years. ios; sound drives with siack ISL East
thirty fifth street
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-11-07

The Petersburg (Virginia) Luele.c
says: "On Saturday the mir was filled
with smoke, driven here by the East
erly wind from the great ire in the
Dismal Swamp. Tho Norfolk papers
give accounts of the great extent and
terrible fierceness OF the fire in the
cancbrcaks and pent. beds of that won
derfnl swamp. OF its magnitude we
are we'll assured from tho thick smoke
which envelopes everything here.
Tho appearance Of tho sun, viewed
through this medium, was singular
enough. aud was tho coustant subject
OF remark by the people on the street. "
Returns from all the precincts in
Oconeo have been received, aud the
following is tho result: For Govern.
or-Green. 1.233; Chamberlain, 5Y2.
For LieutenaDt-G -GovernorA-Dc
926; Gleaves, 45l. For Congress.
McGownn, l.246; Hoyo SIT. LIVING
s,on and Grant are elected.
Died, near Cross Hill, Laurens
County, October %. Mrs. Jane Reed,
vile OF Captain Jonathun Reed, in the
sixty.si1th year of her age.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-11-07
New and Elegant
FL R uITU R B.

HHE eubrcribere are just re-
Il ceiving. from the North
and West, u desirable and eIe.
giant stock of FURNITURE,
embracing all the novelties in
their lisc. Among the se!ec-
tion will be found handsome
PARLOR AND CHAMBER
SETS, of tho most fashionable
ard exquisite design. Decides a
largo variety of COTTAGE, d.
S1NG-ROOM and BALL FUR.
MI URE. Our stock hae been
relected by an experienced
workman, and cannot fail to
please. A visit to our ware.
rooms is solicited.
Funerals served at short no.
ticc and upon reasonable terms.
Octl5!3m FAGAN BROS.