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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-02-06

The Associated Reformed Presbyterian as
For years Perry Davis Pain Killer has ben
known as a most useful family medicine. k1
pains and aches we know nothing 50 good - the
Pain-Killer. For many internal diseases It
sganf 20 shs So %
be without q bottle of DAVIS Pain.Kiler.
MRssRs. PERRY DAVIS & Son, Prov. B. L.
Gents Although q stranger to you An not
to your invaluable medicine, Pain-killsF.
TO med its Acquaintance in 1871 and an -
most intimate term with 1t still; my eXportenee
in its use confirms my belief that there y no
medicine equal to Psin-Killer for the quick and
sure cure Of Summer Complaints, Sore Thro.t,
and found = speedy cure in every case:
Yours Truly, T. j. GAKDINEK, n. D.
Judging by our own experience whover onS s
makes trial of Perry Davis PAin-AhIef, WI
not fail to recommend it widely - m M
equaled Imminent, and valuable internsi is
edy for colds and various other cOmplainu-
Erery Month.
PAM KiIer in all Diseases of the bowels, ever
in that terrible scourge, the AGtAt1c choie!s, ~
been amply attested by the most cOHviucanese
written home in com incubation Of this remedy
in terms that should carry conviction 70 ~.
most skeptic.l, while its popularity In comE
tues claimed tor it are real and TAXABLE
Among family medicines 1t stands anfiss''e''
B0sto. Courier.
The Saturday Erening Gazette Of Boston hrH.I
1t Is impossible TO find q tlace on TINS oIox
land where Perry Davs' PAIN-kILLEs ~ III
known a most valu able remedy fof fnZ"~
pain. In the country. miles from pnynCsa.S.
apothecary, the Pain-Kiiler Is cherifhed I"
exclusive panacea, and it never decciSN.
"PKRRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER is resiI! " ~
liable medicamsBt, and. unlike moH U
ticles of the day, Ia used by many pnysNois...s
1t il particularly desirable In Locations ~
physicians are not near; and, by keeping =;
hand. families will often save the neeesa.y. .is
sending out at midnight for doctor. Dr.
should be kept in every house." Bosto" 1Fo''
"we have tested the PAIN-KILLER, s"o n
sure our readers that it not onlv poce
the virtues claimed Tor it. but in man fnse.nr
surp~sses any other remedy We have e'"
Of Gospel Liberty ss
dec %
NONGRESS WATER, just received ''
S"d Liver on, Toilet Artic. es. Sponge, Ps'n"'
'' GREEN q FLANNEks'
jan 80
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-02-06
Be Careful

of your teeth, upon their health your health de-
ponds. Fragrant sozodont ihvigorates the
tations on the enamel, and is Is wholesome as
water dec 2b-305
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-02-06
READ a.! READ! READ!
GREAT DISCOVERY
BRADLRY'S PATIENT BNAMBL PAINT.
MADE FROM
Pure White Lead, Linseed Oil and Zinc,
and Always Ready for Use.
Read the following Testimonials

FROM PROF. W. G. SIMMONS, WAKE
FOREST, NC.
WAKE FOREST COLLEGE. &C,
October 4th, 1873.
MIR. c. P. Knight-Dear Slr-We have for
several months been using your bradley Pat mt
Enamel Paint on our CoHege Building, and are
well pleased with it.
Though it was applied by one having no ex-
per1ence In such work. yet have q good lob
We shall continue to use it-belisvIrV that in
point Of economy, durability and facility of ADJ
pi1cation, IT Is superior to any other pigment
Very respectfully,
W. SIMMONS,
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JNO. L. DU FIEF,
Architect and Builder.
THE PLAINS, Fauquier Co.. Va,

THE PLA1Ns, Fauq uier Co., Va,
February 9th, 1873.
Mr.. G. p. Knight-Slr-The paint came safely
to hand as ed, two kegs, i've gallons each,
and thee buckets one gallon each. As practice
Is slack, did the job myself. Two weeks not
constant work completed the house two coats,
the last coat applied thick, and 1t ia now gener-
ally conceded that for "Enamcl" like hardness
handsOmer job in the place. 1 saved sixty-fve
dollars by the operation, which is an item just
now with 'tSouthern People," 1t should be
can apply it. L have never dabbled in Euch
stock as Testimonials, but feel 30 for chilly the
great adaptability of your Enamel Paint to the
wants Of our people in exceIlency of material
in beauty Of color, and the fact of its being
ready-mixed. that give you full permission
proper of this letter.
Very respectfully and truly,
3. MCGILL, II u.
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FROM HON. JOHN wETHEkED
AsHLYN's, Baltimore County, Md

May27. 1872.
Mr. C. P. Knight AT the RECOMMENDATION
OF fr end, WAS induced to apply your atent
Bradley So Paint TO b.. use. / have pleas
IN stating that is has proved highly satisfac-
tory, covering more rpace than you promised
is more economical, and carries better gloss
than nrd nary paint, and freer from disa n ee-
BILE cd 1. Yours respectfully.
JOHN WETHERED.
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Dr. Sharps Specific cures Dyspepsia. Liver
omrlaint, Constipation. Vomiting of Food,
Sour Stomach, Water Brash, Heartburn. Low
Spirits. &c. In thirty years never failing
to cure the m ost obstinate cases. Sold by drug
gsts generally. y. X. MCILHFNNY. a gent
for Wilmington. n. e. Depot Jas Eighth ST,
New York. Circulars mailed on application. 4w
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HILLsBoRo. VA, July I4th, 1873.
Mr.. q. p. knight. Sole General A gent,
81 West Lombard Street, Baltimore.
SIR We the undersigned having used Brad
leys P atent Enamel Paint, for " ich j. Early
homp son Is agent, cneerfully certify that or
beauty of finish, durability and economy it is in
our opinion, without an equal. Yours truly,
THOMAS Z. CAMP,
MANLEY HAMMERSLEY
RODNkY MATTHEWS.
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NORTH CAROLINA State
IL e
INSURANCE COMPANY.
RALEIGH, N. G..
CAPiTAL........-.... $500, 900.

~ =
OFFICERS:
HON. KEMP P: BATTLE.....:...Pr President
Dr.. +. B. HAYWOOD 1870. Medical Director
w l. ROYSTER Assistant Medical director
!. b BATCH Flor. 800. Attorney
o. IL. PERRY. Supervising Agent
Hon. Kemp z. Battle, Hon. John Manning,
Hon. John w. Cunningham, Hon. VIM. A.
Hen. Tod K. Caldwell, Gen'l w. X. Cox, X. Y.
McAden, j. b. Bat helor. John Nichols. Col
L. w. Humphrey, A. A. Mickey, j. G. Blake,
Col. t. Nj. bot c. rate Murphy, }. d. Young,
Walter Clark, Co. w. f. Anderson, James A :.
Graham, w. Il. Ui,church, Dr. u j. Hawkins,
FEATURES A ND ADVANTAGES.
It is emphatic HOME COMPANY
Its large capital guarantees strength and
safety.
Its Rates loac as those Of any first class
Company.
1t offers a.! desirable forms of Insurance.
Its funds are invested at him and circul ated
among our own people.
No unnecessary restrictions imposed upon
residence or travel.
Policies non-forfeitable after two years.
Its officers and Director are prominent and
well known North Caru.inians. whose experience
as business men. and " bose worth and integr ty
are alone sufficient guarantees for the Com
o. II. PERRY, Supervising Agt.
w. l.. SMITH s. CO, A CTS.
Wilmington, N. c.
DR.. C. WALKER, Medical Examin.r.
sep2o 23O d2w&w2k mosch
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u q H e B EB -

1t arrests decay of vital forces, exhaustion of
the nervous system. restores vigor to the dehili-
tated, cleanses vitiated blood. removes vesicle
instructions and acts directly en- the Liver and
Spleen. Price 81 bottle. JOHN =. KEEL
LOCO, 10 Platt St., New York. 4w
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Wholesale and Retail Agents for wilm1n gton,
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-07-28
POOR FELLOW.

The B2echcrTilton expose is having
Il drcaIfuliy lighting effect i'll san
Francisco. Tie .iita OF Yesterday
SAYS:
Isaac Blight. the man who attempt
Cd 10 commit suicide on Tuesday
night, AT his boarding house on SacGa-
mcnto street, Was brought before the
commissioners Of i.lrtcN Yesterday.
Il MIS- shown that hp had bought Il
lhrgc-ollncr vial of lau'ianum and
drank il of III one draught. Ii opcrat-
Il a> an cnciic instead of poison, and
tac consequence WAS that his life WAS
saved by the overdose. He gave as Il
reason tor attempting to commit sui
cidc liza, he had no money, was out OF
work. and tricnd,c>s. lie also said
tina, he had been brought up Il >tric,
christian and a true believer in the
doctrines of Christ. The lac reVeia-
Iion~ in the Ececher-iilton case had
SuincW hat unsettled his mind, and lie
believed this MAS the cause Whl h led
INN to take his oWn lilc. The evil
lence was not deemed sufficient 10
send him To the Insane Asylum, 50
the ease was continued until day.
when The statements of those Who
Lave known him previous 20 this oc
currcnce Will ue taken.
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Total number Of members Of couycntion-15i
On motion. n Convention Of the fartv was
called. to he hcli 1t Carson City Oh the 18th
day o. September 1874.
TN motion, the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted
Resnlved. That we recommend t. fha yari-
ons Democratic and Liberal County temmit-
tees OF the state "t Nevada to appoint prina-
STATE and County Conventions In accordance
with tie hov"arrortiuumeut.
Resolved. ] INT chnap Transportation for
both articles ot consumption hnra and articles
of prediction tu ne transported 10 markets i
actga'ly n"ct >-ary for the well being and rro.-
pority of the State and that we favor the
passage ola law by our next Legislature regu-
lting the tariff Of railroadircightS and fares on
roads in this Suite. preventing unjust discfim-
nation. thus reducing the cost Of living tor
oar miners and labor and keeping the
money amongst It's i'll legitimate trade. inSfeaa
Of sending ii into the vaults Of railroad com
panes.
kcsolved. That we are in favor Of taxing
the property OF railroad companies th- same
a. other properly. and that the property Of
railroni ""upnnils should be assessed Il. near
its actual casn iue A. other property is now
assessed,
he<o'yed, That all voters who are in favor
of the foregoing reso UiiunS. and opposed -
the administration nf !. S.Grant. are invited
to rarticil ate in the primary elections hercby
called. and to act with the Democratic and
Liberal i'arty in the ensuing calnpaign in Ne
va,ia. j. r. EinGBEN,
Chairman lre ten.
VI. :. HoNs1FirIp. Secretary pro tenn.
LII
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EUREKA DAILY SENTINEL.
;,-HIdsyIEp EVERY MORNING, MONDAYS
EXCEPTED, EY
GEO. W. CA SSIDY
NEW LIGHT.

From the G-as> Valley T nion.l
If accounts of the new discoveries
in electric lights be true. darkness is
about to be bani>hci from all that part
uf the earth iuhabite | by civilized
man. At the same time will occur
the di>rSc of candles. coal oil. illumin-
atinr gas and all such materials as are
now used to light up cities. dwellings,,
mines or other places. One of the new
inventions is that of IL Russian and is
described. by our scientific contcmpo-
rary, the Virginia New Chronicle,
aS being simply a small hollow glass
cylinder, filled with 4 pellet of char
coal. After the stick of coal is inserted,
the air is exhausted from the tube.
which is then hcrneically sealed and
SO adjusted that it may nj will be
brought in contact with an clec ric con-
ductor. The electricity causes the
charroalt to become intensely luminous.
but, on account of the absence of oNv-
gen. no combustion takes place. and
the electric lanp-wicl> is practically
indeStructiblc." Ano. her scientific aii-
thority assures Us that The Russian in
veniion has been surpassed by one
made lately i'll England. This last i'll
vention is that of u light by frictional
electricity. and Il two and a half horse
power to run the electrical machine
will produce Il steady light equal to
that from 1000 candles. The Virginia
GroRicic suggests that water power,
which is the cheapest i'll the world.
can he put To work running
the electrical machines and thai
the electricity generated can he
conveyed by insulated wires.
or Gutta pcrcha covered cables.
20 any point in mines or i'll towns
" here light is needed. This light will.
OF course, do away with the dungcr>
which arise tron fires and explosions
where candles are Used i'll the mines.
EcSidcs. the electric will be much the
cheaper light, and far more effective.
We hope these inventions are not the
mere dreams of scientific men. hut
that they are real and practical. and OF
such chcarness and simplicity that
ANY community can obtain their use.
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4 A,I0NSrR3ss E:E.sNHC.SDS.


on Wednesday the largest black rhi-
noceros ever exhibited i'll the world
WAS added to the collection of Wild
beasts in i}arnum's llippoironc. The
enormous mountain OF flesh weighs
$500 pounds. This is ZOO pounds
more ;han the rhinoceroS in the Zoo
logical Gardens inl.ondon. Ills body
l. ruca>cG i'll Il heavy icathcrlil>e hide
which oNcrlaps At the joints, making
folds nearly two incic, thick. lis
les are >h"r, and >tumpY. and his tail
resembles tie black snakes used bN
teln%trrs i'll III" western country. His
head is covered With the same thick
hide which CnNelops his body, and
abou; hi, eyes and ears it is piled TIP
Ike plates. The animal had Il large
sharp horn. viii h pro oicc,cd from his
suout Just above his nuStrii>, hut the
monsters head WAS chained down. and
III spite of his angry snnr,S and cndeav-
o9S to ge, away. his horn was sawed
oil close to his snout. \ cage upon
wheels WAS ma le on purpose for the
ruiuocCroS' accommodation. Il is
heavily barred with steel upon its sides
and front. Ills head is chained 20 II
stout beam, and heavy oak planks
IrcVcn: his hacking, There is barely
room for The rhinoccroS To stand and
lie in. II he vas Given more space his
immense STRENGTH woUld enable him
to break from all restraint. and the
havoc he would make il loose may he
imagined, lut cannot be cstima ed
Ills immense wri@ht MAY he realized
from the fact haJ when the cagr con
tanning him wa~ drawn into the hippo
lrumc the wheels crushed through the
IN, 70, "A,
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UNION REPUBLICAN STATE CEN
TRIAL COMMITTEE.

At 4 NETTING OF THE UNION re
n publican -tutc Central Committee held
iii Virginia titx. Ian u, l,1I. it waS
;, hc>"iyed. ! lat = state t"nr91ti"n ,of tn"
mucea. en- thursday, ~crtemher -. ISL. u
nominate candidates tur Tie following eilieer..
tc-Wif:
Governor. Lieutenant Governor, EeFrs-
sentative in Congress, two Justices Of Ia -
ur"ma court long and snort terms, >arrs-
farY Of state. Attorney General. Treasurer q.
state. Controller of state, SGrYclur General.
Superintendent ef Public Instruction. >tate
Miuernloeist. Clerk ot the supreme Caart.
state Printer, and state Central Gemmiftae.
and for the transaction ut such etlIrr h5si-
ness n shall properly come before the toL-
yenien.
one dclegaf' ut large, one :or caci i71 votes
and one for earh fraction ovrr 81 vets east
tor J. ". HnineS. Presidential Eleeter 1T the
general election Of H..
besolvea. hat thatr,t to ha required o. all
voters at tn primary elections .ef tie larry
shah he: tirst--.trr y"u Il cltzen 4 the
nitcd states and the state Of Neyala. ~
will Vol hea lnWtgl voter at the crslling olac
tion" >GruEd-hll i'll Nuu Snpirrt the nun-
ness Of tha EepUb!ir;n state and G9,;n;y
Convention NJ tie ueNt olcc;jens
Resolved, ! hat the several county commit
tees ba recommended to adopt sch of1.r
means and tssts Il may S'rm II ths5H nerr>-
>ary Ia tha li"inuuon Vi P"lrA and fairness
at HE iitazafias.
Delegates arc arportioncl to the several
Cpunti Il follows:
thulc
i3or&i>'' ''..-....- --.-.
iiko.,..-.
isnHfll
y
iander.......... -
49,. .
NNe.
vrins Il
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Syp!li!:t:c Disease

y it presents itself on this coast. Is Of more
formidable character than that seen in the
Atiantir states OF farerc. arising ron the
fact Of it. heinr a compound Of spanish. CHI
yuu who have visited the two latter countries
ne douht have seen the dreadful effects Of
nu both the native ami tprficn population. 1t
require. altogether different modes Of treat,
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POLITICAL.
STATE CONVENTION.

'IIIE STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE OF
Z the bcmucratic anl Liberal arty met n
Nireinia. Nevada, on thr 18th Of July. 1871.
pursuant 10 call. The folioNinr arpportion-
mont Of delegates to the state Con tention was
nlpptai
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE.
NEW H9.,:EEII:S. NEW HEH:EH:i.S'
Or. GIBBONS DlSPEN-

- Or. GIBBONS ossPEN-
E SABI, NJ. 62S kFARNY ST.
EsE Z corner Of Commercial, san Fran
a:;t5s cisco. riNate entrance On Com
sHa.s:@A .mercia street. Established ia
1871. toI the treatment Of Sexual and Seminal
piSru- -, such II s,ionorrhpcIl, t;leot Structure,
syphilis III all it iurms, Seminal W edkness,
imI r'srr>. etr. etc. >hln diseases OF years
standing. and leerated Leg. etc., succeSStui
" l1E. GlnEoN has The Plea urc Of annour-
in-, that h. has returned rom visiting the
principal hospital. Of EUROPE, and has re-
The Doctor has sparec neither time nor
money in seeking VUt new remedies. and has
r'tlrEti with increased facilities iOr the ale
Walton .: human suffering.
Seminal Weakness.
Seminal emission i ;Ae consequence Of seis
abuse. His solitary vice. or dtpraecd SrXHai
iuUUi-rrcs. y ilattirvd ny the Youth o. boiiI
sexes - all8e-t G",iuiited extent, preslHe-
ing with ulerrirg certainty tho tollowlr,
fa.u oi rvrb!j symptoms, unless coMbated
uE -alrGtlar medical measures, ": >dliaw
rn.-ut. .n1u-r, GtsA spots urdcr the eyes. rain
i'm he h,."'l. rin-i i4s in h ears noisc like ths
rosj lINL of .r..Fe> fattiIIS OF chu.Int>, HlI-
ca-luc>- about til, luiH-, weakness OF tho
i.HhS, confused vision, hjuuted intellect, loss
oi confidence. ttitittsHrt va approaching >traF-
e,r>. Il dislike Ia form u"N acquaintance, \
disposition to sllun society, loss of memory
plmplr> and various sHsri'un> about the face.
Nftbt Qa>fe-, lAFfE.t tAN-uc. tfl'i NltdlH' :
rou- h. con, utnitiou. ni-ht swcatS. n}enoma-
MIA. aud frequently insanity. Ii relict he not
obtained yod should appl, Immediately, ei-
tAvr IN person or by letter, and have cure
effected by hi, nnw and scientific mode ot
treating this fii> as, which never fails Of
cIioc,ins quick and radical cure.
Cured at Home.
Persons at a distance may be CT RED At
lioAlE by addressing a letter to nH. Gil;-
Bon, stating ease. symptoms, lenE:h uf time
Tho III Inns mud b4N a
promptly forwarded, tree from damage and
curiosity. To any part ri the country, with
fgli and plain directions tor use, by inelo>ips
>le in coin in a registered letter through tho
pe~totijcc or thrH n els. tarSo ~ 20.
\ package o. m'i;crne viii be rwarded
hy cypress tu G;Jy fart -: the | MON.
Persons writing te ths Doctor will please
state tn M NJ Of the paper the> soc tins adj
Ncrij-eWcut in.
All communications strictly confidential.
Address Pk. =. +. GlBBaN,
BUA l157, San Francisco. California.
mhG-ly
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L. x. G. T..

DEtLAMATluN L0DGENo.2' I.O.G.T
IL meets every tuesday evening at 100
t'eiork IN tile udi Fellows had, Main street,
Eureka, Ney. Il. NJ. BEATTY, ". r.
Nm. ii. pAvExroEr.N. l.. :. mh1i
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StYaFeG or Stolen,

fNkoM NEAR TOW \, \ LtGilT BAY
l. horse. branded -. H.. ON left hip. also
s,,v eTal Mexican brands. 1 reward of "a
" i'll be paid 10 any one returning the animal
II Il al-h bluthers' Stable.
NJ = M AiI.N. Men ".
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1t is impossible here to mention all the di-
sca>r> wii which he i familiar: some. per-
has, will not be ont ofnlace. The most form
tdahlr, the most destructive to- mank ind. Il
~el'- AbuSr. The brain being he scat Of the
disease the whoie system snfcrs in conSe-
Iucrcc. ] will here cnumcratc some of the
symptoms. sotlIat tnoSe afflicted may he able
70 form an pinien in regard To their com-
plants, and seek adv &c in time. thereby saw
ins themselves world Of suft ring: y ervnus
Debility. Loss OF Memory, Pgin m the Linn bs
and Back. Balpitafion of the Heart. Trem.'
bling OF the Limbs, Headache, and an
Aversion tntfeniaa society, especially that ~
.erlaleS. There are great many more. h4t
these are sufficient. and should yoa he sufiei-
ing from any OF them call on DR.. T0LEf +,
ard he will cure vnu in short time witho. :,
anX in.nrrnutinn In HAnr hnsinn.s
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My Plan j. Purely Vegetable.
Rheumatism, Ncural-ia.

D,sfyo, in tie di>easa and purifying the
blood, 81 that there Is No danger of second :
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Fixtures for Sale.

l'uE FIXTURES. FURNITI RE, ETC
| iirst-c!asS Restaurant i, eiiered lNr sale
chear For particulars inquire OF
re.7l VI II. CLARK.
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In all their various forms, either Primary.
>ecundar Jr Hereditary. completely eradi-
Gated from the syStan. Your constitution
being restored I Jeriect health. there will r-
no danger ct handing duwnto your children
that ttrri nle dis.a.a / noNr as Scrniula.
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NEDfCiL.
Or. ChaS. n. T0zer,
THE GREAT ERADlCATOR
SPECIAL COMPLAINTS!
From San Fr6NfiSG0. California.
nR.TezER.s EXPERIENCE IS Of


II IuriY wears Standing. aud during That
ilmc has met with unparalleled success in the
treatment uf I'll Aiseases eencrnlly known as
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-10-03

The business men and property
owners of Chicago are nt length
brought to face the problem Of trans
acting their business and holding their
property securely without the aid of
the insurance companies. The city
government Of Chicago having de-
clined to take the precautions against
8resnggested by the National Board
OF Fire Underwriters in July last, that
body has now issued circular, nd
vising all companies to discontinue the
budness Of fire insurance in Chicago
aftSr the lat of October. No basis Ut
compromise or other adjustment is yet
suSg gested. but it hardly seems possible
thlt Chicago can for long dispense
With the aid of the insurance com
phies. As business is now done,
Chicago merchants could get no credit
@ uninsured goods, and would. in
Yct, have virtually to 60 out of bust
4ess. Money cannot easily be raised
u mortgage on uninsured buildings.
fire which should at any time de-
troy the uninsured stock or buildings
ia wealthy citizen of Chicago, actively
pnnected with it's business system,
hereby rendering him bankrupt,
fight bring on a local financial crisis
p times of scarce money. The expert
hent on which Chicago soems fairly
inferred ia novel and momentous one,
he results Of which will be awaited
Fith eager interest.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-10-03

A correspondent of the Union: Her.
Gai, writing from Camden, over the
signature OF II No." has the follow
ing:
''At present, the utmost harmony
exists between the two races, but uny
close observer can see there is q latent
fro that needs but flaming, and 1
think the presence of u few United
States boys in blue will huve very
salntary effect during the election"
We can benr testimony to the
truth Of the statement that tho utm os t
harmony exists between tho two races
in Kershaw County, but tho ''laten
fire that needs but tanning" can DO
fonnd, if found at all. only in the ex-
cited imagination of the writer.
Cuni0en JOurnul.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-10-03

How THE IRISH TEAM TAKE THEIR
DRFEAT. Secretary of the Irish
Rifle Team recently said to reporter:
II considar it the most remarkable
rifle contest that has taken place. We
utterly outdid ourselves. and you sur
prisingly outdid ns. It was an issue
that We did not expect, but. under the
circumstances, contest that we are
not ashamed of. Do not consider me
as an individual, but regard mo as
speaking for the entire team. when I
say that we have had no such contest
in our lives, nor have We ever before
met with such admirable markemen az
yon Americans. As far as the range ia
concerned. it liz admirable. It could
not be better. It far e1cels our range
at home. [ Was perfectly delighted
with it,"