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, 1874-09-29
SENATOR WEST ON KELLoars STR.
RENDER

AGNuH{E.
NEW 4onE, Sept. 29.-Sonator Wost, Of LouIs-
lam, liaH made public lotter, t9atcd soot. ~.
and addressed to United statep Collector Oascy'
At NOW Orleans. on tho political afraira Of tlatt
sfato, Gov. Kollogg's abandonment or tho En-
ccutavo Office on tho occastou of tho Penn rorol,,
LION, and the Governors imputation of intentional
oomb-proof absenteoism " on tho part of l,ia
friends. Senator Vest says: "Many aro of tho
opinion tint Coy. No|logs would have displayod
!5rahsor heloiHm and confidence in Its own rjEht
to tho Chief Magistracy, had ho dismissed hiss Of
necoesisy. inefficient eicfen1erB, and brayelv stood
Aiono 10 tho maintenance Of Ills Executive
Tlgats, yielding thcm only to personal election.
II 10Y. Aeltogg rcgreta my absenco, lie knowa
that visited tho north al his written rou,,cst
70 lay beloro the President tho condition Of
aIalra n Louisiana ond to solicit Federal snu-
port for Ills Government, whom ita integrity
should DO imporllod # ho wantB his npltjcal
fricnda.. who arc absent to assume tic lrhtnn
garb, thoy. might profor some othor iuadora
ueuerally tho kellogg Administration, since IL
came Into nowor, has bscn exercised III tho true
interests OF tho State. It Ia enyfroued with
dlblcultios sufficient toalsmay the Btoutest heart.
and tt lnB Of ]ato received auch a shock az to
mako 1ta most determined supporters doubt
whether it III competent to exact obedience Ia its
authority. oven with tho assistance Of tho troH-
ont Government.
In regard to tho recent conferences. the Hen-
ator says: "Propositions looking to the avoid
anco OF fraud in elections, though eminentIy
just, and BY aIl means to bo adopted, should be-
pr preceded M ty pron'iso and guaranty, on the part
of tho Democrats to .ptovont murder, protect
lie, assure and admit free expression OF oIinion.
and to abatain from al Intimidation of coIorod
people,"
, 1874-09-29

st. THOMAS. Sept. 1G.-Hayt,cn adyicos report
that the Hayien Government las imposed a
hoaVy taxation upon resident foreigners, incud-
ing foreign clerks In the employment of Hay
tions.
a disturbance recently occurred in Catholic
cathedral at Jan'aica. A priest tore tho Cuban
permit tho introduction Of rol1tica into tbo
Catholic service. A acut1le onsl,cd, and tic
priest was assaulted and pushed on tho platform
on which the collin rested.
, 1874-09-29

es;Gra ms;t}ra residences whore ex-Judgo Morris waz
wh"t hpg ia toEs onon tor informing Mr Morris Of
qurod vas too heavy Mo Stated tat pajt II tho IT,,
course OF nino ycars' experience ss Dintrict A.. AZ
,ne.9gr togaoy hG Il had ncyer known enaso % Of miudo
asiod ,otob T. Mht'n 4on1e mo5c thao $1,000 bill was
9ulred wore oppressive 10 would na uuns for ro- t.
nooon. uoea on He tlton lott tho houno for tho mr.
pose OF cdnHutfng with his counsel. and ti,opro IL
tho bail reduced, ~ A'"oo 10 haFo
, 1874-09-29

MY oWtESoNA' ILL.,, Sept. 28.-Tho Wonona Un]on
mae panbbr smbrrateata tay , dor ctrcs ovor 1000 woro
bred hords In the State Tho stnlls5 s5'Gcrs'T Mc2n III
filed at o'clock, md the Building Con,mttoo
havo 1argo forco Of workmcn ongagod upon
100 now ones Every department. Is going up
rapidly. Special trains will begin to run on
Wednesday. when tho exhibition commcrccs,
Tho grounds aro in excellent condition, va Fhcr
fine. aud everything promises nol1 for tho best
md lalgeRt fair ever hold,
, 1874-09-29

6pec3aa D:Sbatch d The Chfeaqo Tyf6unt
OSHKOSH, Wis, Sept. 2s.-1ho Northern state
ta,r opened to.dny In good stvle. IN to
o. o'clock tho entries numbered 2,lo0. The show
chinory promisos we'll. Tho city IL fu1l Of
strangers. tue weather ia delightful and eyory.
thing promises iavorably. ]. e. D!aipe delivers
MI address on, Thursday. ''oA7
, 1874-09-29

Special i>ispateh to The CHicaao Tribune
LAGRANGE, Sept. 25.-The LaGrapgo County
Agricultural Society. will commence their apuual
1atr tomorrow. alost oil Of tho artioles have
arrived, and eyoryt thing il roady for good ntart
The race track Is in excellent tconditio, md this
department Ti]l provo tho biggest attraction.
, 1874-09-29

FAIR AND IUHT SOLUTION
OF tho moBt oasontial part Of tho nentlfnr Ill.
fisultfca His very existence NJ United 5tatos
officer puts tho National Government in a jieIt
tn which, as respectfully suggest for its Own
honor md for tho public good, It canuot woli
afford to appear. I Affirm TINT mint say tioes
not spring from spirit Of factiouH fau1t-Gndn1.
nor do speak aa IN advocate Of ono party Or Or
tho othoE. I harc declared myself explicitly
against the admission Of tho right of eclf-hon
by force, because 1t would produce condition Of
anarchy fatal to republican inaItutions, and must
DO reprosso1. shall be tho Inst man 10 encour-
ly anything say; hut protest, on On ! tho Iu Other
hand. egatnHt anything calculated to provoke
that dangerous spirit By an unjust uae OF power.
hpoak lor the cause Of 1nstico peace, fair-dea1-
all ovor tho lnnd, and in tho namo Of juetico.
peace, fair-deaug, frAternal accord. ouI rooi
government 1lopo"t what said at ST. Louis,
plantl an order from tho President rolisv%nr m
Marshal Packard Of hs duties.
, 1874-09-29

PORTLAND, Sept. 23.-To-morrow will COM
mencc tho Jay County fair. Tho preparations
A. nIo ample, md tho grounds display good taste.
They aro iiuo1y situated. Largo numbers Of
agricultural implements arp on hand now. and
ths management aro Buro of euccess,
, 1874-09-29
FRANCE.

PARIS. Sept. 28.--Tho complete rotrrns a, The
voting in tue Department Of h1aiue-et-I,oiro
show that DoAloile (ropublican) had bean
elected 70 tho Assembly by j,7s7 majority. Thiu
result Of tue election ca1soa somo excitement In
ministerial circles. 49,
, 1874-09-29
SPAIN,

LONDON, Sept. 2a-5:s0 o. m.-Tho people of
Dayonuo rofuso to sell coal for tho Gcrman
1nen"of-war, and tho lattor will not 60 to that
port. as ,thoy intended to, their commander
deeming 1t prudent not to giyo cause Of tronl,lo
, 1874-09-29

LONDON, Sept ga spociat from Rome to
tho Morning Post days tho French Ambassador
has presented to the Pope letter from presidon.
Macalallon, announcing the withdrawal of tho
1aal-ot-War Pronnquo from Ciyita Yocolia.
, 1874-09-29
10 THE PUBLIC,

Having appointed Hopkins &
mcknight, lat Lasalle-st., Mana
gers Of the Allemannia Insurance
Co., OF Pittsburgh. for the city~of
Chicago, in place Of Fl. s. Tiffany g.
Co., REMOVED, this is to give no.
t1ce that they are the only parties
authorized to issue policies or to
collect moneys due On policies here
totore issued by said Fl. s. Tiffany e.
Go. And all persons are hereby no.
titled not to pay any premiums on
pohc1es now in their hands to any
other parties except said Hopkins g.
Mcknight, and also that no action.
contract or agreement, taken, made
or executed by Fl. s. Tiffany & Co..
VIII be recognized by said Alleman-
MA Fire Insurance Co. from and aE-
ter this date.
r. G. scHMERTz, President.
G: z. HERRoSEE, Secretary,
PITTSuuRGII, SEPT es. 1874.
, 1874-09-29

Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
GRAND RAPIDS. Micl., Sept. 28.-Tho Kent
County Union Fair opened Ia this city today.
lho weather bolng tlno, o most Huccessful week
ia anticipated. Six thousand dollars In pron,i,,ma
s1o oa @tfetod r. By tho Agricultural Society, besides
, 1874-09-29

Chfeaao, III. 0'"'"e''''
DEAR stR: The pteco copied into our afternoon
FedpH't. We fully 1ndorse. II u well wrtton aud Tei
put, and VIC hnnk you from the bottom Of our hears
, ior such sentiments md the truth 20 we'll applied,
Ih1a lug bccn no war Of rncc Or politics. but bravo
Your 81 'te, thu condition OF aifairs endured for nnr
ton years would not havo been endured lou days but
iho peri eetatora would hare been put behind prison
eaac ana rest It before tho bur Of public opinion All
As inles Auo peace hcra. Yours truly,
Woods, ALAYnAC1 l. co,
, 1874-09-29

Sptciat Dispatch tn The Chicago Tribune.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Sept. 28.--Ihe connection
OF senator Carpenter and Denjamin Butler with
Lou1atana at1airs, Of which recent New Orleans
dispatches atford m inkting, Ia yory freely dls-
ouaHet horo. They both arc charged with play
ing double geno. Certain Kellogg Office
holders here, high in tie confidence Of u,at
tmd gontloman, are quite bold in declaring TINT
Carpenter bled Kellogg. Ho demanded $1,000
lot delivering IN argument Of twenty or twenty-
bvo minutes in the matter Of tho WITT OF pro-
hibition. Three thousand dollars wcro paid lin
praoe to ,r TIE 18th Of January, 1873. The Kel-
him enough, az Caleb Gushing, bottor
| lawyer, had charged fur similar services
! only s, 00U. Gu tho day mentioned, Jun. Id.
!otJ' tho Louiainna matter was Under discussion
I n tno senatG md. IN replying to ronarks Judge
anu commended hs coulAo. SINCE that tilno, ns
| u we'll known, Aa has denounced Ducll. At
me tlmo 10 introduced his bill providing for
new election III Louisiana. Mr. Lowe, lis col
the now election, tho Kellogg Government sAuuld
10 recognized, This wa opposed by Thur
man and others Oh tho ground tint it
would 10 Congressional recognition Of
ala usurpntion. The amendment was successful
b1y ma1 1orily Of Quo. and It il noticeable that
carpenter voted In its faYor, tloreby carrying it.
Ihls ~ pointed ut al showing how ho yeercd
lioal ono SIDE to tho othor il. order to mako nil
euGCa cut. Tn to the tiino that Cnrpenter 1nn1e
hiB famouB hpaccl, in Eow OrIrnna witch wou
III NAV 1H7qho ,,oil onI,, raun;,,o, CT mn r 49,
Tcn;1 ,.t,;io IL r" a 8.y ioSuiscu ~ * 11oi @
;ns, ~ IT, ".'iu - T.; " W. ueantlg unr-
lIs n'e stay III Now OrleAns, however, lo reeoly-
ed ~ 900 moro, aud Inst Decombor la was paid
al additional $500, nakiug in nil 81 ,50O
-x -
mp r. IT
Ma* y. H. WALKER AND TIE LOUIS
lana TROUBLES.
10 the Editor Of IMc Ch,euou 1+t,unt:
s1n. Won ~ n ,,ao t,,o ;,,o,osaJ r,,or. .o,o,,,.
- ."N e'o wv 1ao'uooo pal'ofS, to'a'ns
Bpoctfu)lv. Cu.1ra IT v.,vrn
, 1874-09-29

TROOPS ORDERED FORWARD,
So<s'at Dfspoteh to 3Ae Chicago Tribune.
H1sMARcK, D. T., sopt. 2s.-Four companies
Of tho Seventh cavalry, from Ft. Lincoln. and
TWO from It. Rice hare beon ordered to Louis
iana.' portion will leave Tomorrow.
, 1874-09-29

5neeial Dtsndtch to The Chtcaoo Tribune
JASEsy1LLE, Wis, Sopt, 2B.-The Boutharn
wisconsin Fair bogins hero tomorrow. So far
tho entries have beon large. The horse, cattle.
/ and ai poultry departments promise to bo vol
, 1874-09-29
THE WEATHER.

WAsH1EaroN. D. O., Sept. 2s.-Oycr the Upper
Lakcs aud tho Northwest, stationary or rising
baroneter, low Temperature, northeast to north
west winds. ind GENERALLY c!oar weather.
LOCAL oDHERvAFtoN.
ElIIHIHn Eet,f
, 1874-09-29
LAGER INTOXICATING,

NEw YonE, Sept. 2s.-Olty-Jllgo MoOuo., Of
brooklyn, Inns dDuidcd In favor Of tho Doarll Of
ExclEo ln tho tcst caHo uudor The Sunday Liquor
law for aellipB lRgos,
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WAR PATH
President Grant Orders

a RE to subordinates what the Indian
n Girl Cigar Store is to cigar dealers.
States, the other at the head Of the Whole
sale a1d RetaIl Cigar Trade OF the State.
As Judge Grahen ordered
Gov. Moses to l. ..rrestel
aud failed, 30 opposition has likewise
liZzlod in competing With this steadily in
cItasing house, and now dealers can as
reasonably look for the Republican ticker
to he withdrawn
And the Election Postponed
as to expect inducements offered that vii.
compare with those of their fayorite "In.
dian Girl" Smokers also will have to wait
Until the Old Commissioners of Elec-
ton are Reinstated.
or any other unreasonable occurrence, be-
fore they will find Cigars that will compare
with the Celebrated Five Centers, OF ans
other brands Of tho INDIAN Girl. CIGAE
STORE. Columbia. s. G.. Oct 50
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Miracles are still being reported at
Lourdes, which continues to be
thronged with pilgrims. The Gazette
au Midi states that a girl named Cav
rigrao was carried to the shrine in a
dying state, but had no sooner touched
the holy water than she rose up per-
fectly we'll. Another girl, who had
been dumb for seven years, commenced
singing as soon as she reached the
grotto.N. At Marseilles, moreover. the
uans have marcEed in procession to ON
altar in one of the churches, which is
dedicated to our Lady of Lourdes, to
express their gratitude for the miraou-
jous cure OF one of their number, who
bad suffered for twenty months from
an apparently incurHble malady.
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THE CALIFORNIA CIGAR STORE
STILL AHEAD!

TIHE proprietor Of this establishment
i would respectfully announce to the
public and his numerous patrons, that he
has largely increased his facilities for sup
plying to them the best brands OF CIGARS,
both imported and domestic. Their force
for the manufacturing Of tho best CiSars
has been largely increased, thereby ena-.
New York and Baltimore houses. OF this.
the oealers throughont the ,entiTe STATE
can certify. The celebrated &c. PARTAGAS
are still all the rage; also, the 10c. I'M
PORTED LONDRES
M. TZBACHER,
No. 105 Main street;
Two doors beL,w Wheeler House.
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On the Amoor River they have a
queer plan of performing capitul eye
cntions. They give the culprit Chi
Dese brandy until he becomes nncon-
tcions. and then they bury him alive.
Before he RECEIVERS consciousness he Ia,
of course. smothered by the earth, and
SO it IL q merciful plan.
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GOVERNOR MOSES

In changing the Commissioners OF Eiec,
ton, deserves the united thanks Of every
lover Of peace. THE PROPRIETOR OF
THE INDIAN QUEEN SEGAR STORE, III
introducing the FIVE CENT MANII.LA,.
deserves the communication Of every loYec
OF tho weed, az 1At
oN LIE yc s
Day OF election, the people flock to tho
polls, each to t1epoeit their ballot for their
favorite candidate, 30 do the many consu-
m ers flock to this popular resort to obtaia
stood that wo are not on tho Ys
WAR PATH
Against other dealers. we merely claim
that the segar offered by others is far IN:
EERIOR to that sold by the
INDIAN QUEEN CIGAR STORE,
Nov 1054 Assembly Street.
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A writer on Milwaukee topics relates
the following: tSelling berries by the
foot is q new idea, the offspring OF o
Milwaukee girls brain. Tho young
lady. who Was on marketing expedi-
tiou. desired &c purchase scn.e he..ie.
wherewith to add zest to her evening
repast. but she wouldn't trust the
fraudfnl little boxes which the grocers.
with pleasing fiction, called quarts. >
she wanted full Scriptural measure.
and proposed to tae dealer to adopt
ber shoe. as the standard of quantity.
Visions Of Cinderella Aoated through
the huckster's brain, and in moment
of forgetfulness the deluded man ac-
certed the proposition. OFF came the
shoe and in vent the herr:cs. Box
followed box, until the dealer. with
sadness in his eyes and half his stock in
the girls shoe, gently waved the pur-
chaser away and closed up his shop. +"
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Seegers VS.. Cincinnati Beer.

O05oRo Fo' 'O1HC1uudC1 oCC1s
NlHE Cincinnati Gazette makes the asto-
i nishing announcement that Cincinnati
beer is no longer pure, but adulterated with
molasses, sugar OF starch, fusol oil and the
poisonous colchicum. The Commissioner
.! Agriculture, II his report for 1855. seya
that Prof Mapes. OF New York, analysed
the beer from dozen different breweries,
and found all of it adnlterated. Cocculus
Indicus and nux vomica entered largely
into it's composition
j. G.. SFEGERS guarantees HE beer to be
pure and reliable. He does not sdulterate
it, but brews from tho best barley, malt
and hops. Jan23
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For Sale or Rent.

&T# RTHAT nicely finished DWELL
ING, formerly the Residence Of
8nE late Richard Wearn, situated on
the Southwest corner Of Sumter and Lum-
Der Htraets, contSining seven Rooms, and
good servants Out-buidiuYs. The main
building supplied with Gas Fxturee; large
Lot and due Garden; Well with good
water, &c. Applyto
JACOB LEVIN.
Nov f3 Auction and Com. Merchant.
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FINES SALOON.

No. IL Richardson Street, Leipeea LAIN
and Geruuis .Sreets.
AN1NG replenished my cntire stock of
Ii Liquors, Cigars, &c, having also
gwen proper attention to my Restaurant,
am now prepared TO furnish my friends
and the public generally with the best the
markets afford
Oct II WM. NJ FINE. Agent.
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OCTOBER 10, 1874.

WE have just received ten cases Of
w very choice and seasonable DRESS
GOODS, purchased for cash of two bank
rupt importing houses, which will bo sold
very cheap. Also, five cases BLACK AL
PACAS and choice MOURNING GOODS,
which, for quality and finish. cannot be ex-
celled anywhere.
The following Goods arc now in stock:
so pieces choice patterns OF CARPETS,
100 RUGS, 90 MATS, so dozen of Nallou &
Co. celebrated SuIRTS. tor which We are
the agents, retailing them at wholesale
prices
All the departments Of our esta blish-
inent arc full Of the best makes OF goods,
and purchased by our resident buyer in
New York for casl ut the lowest prices.
enabling us to cell goods H.. low az any
house in New York.
Those residing iu the city. and strangers
passing through. before laying in their
winter supplies. should examine our large
and choice assortment, at the GRAND
CENTRAL DRY GOODS ESTABLISH.
MENT OF WaI. ID. LOVE ~ CO whole
sale and retail dealers in DRY GOODS,
NOTIONS. BOOTS and SHOES, corner OF
Main and Plain streets.
\. B. SAMPLES sent gratuitously to Il II
paris OF The country On application.
Oct II
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VICTORIA HOTEL.
Charleston. g. O..

Charleston, 8. c.,
A AANCO HAS been entirely reno
vated and refur rn 8 h Q d
l1Et4i1 throughout. It is most cen
Aa15812sLtrally situated, in King near
Markpt street, for the travelling public.
They solicit their patronage. Board per
day, $3.50.
MES. MARIA OPDEBEECK,
Oct ii 2nlo PrpprietreBs.
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Cottage House.

Cottage House,
No. Is Washington ST., ne1t Masonic Hall.
"A x The undersigned has~ ~
R@ re-opened this. estab-&Nl.@
~ lishment, and informs VSEw
rA tho public that he il prepared to
suyy,y .nem with tho very best of WINES.
LIQUORS, SEGAIS, TOBACCO. etc. Oys.
ters IN every style. and at al hours Re
freshmcnts of various kinds. Give me a
call. The Cockpit is being pnt in order,
ana there will be Il number of fights during
the Fair c. r. FHANKIIN
Oct 81
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S25o, 600 to be Given AWAY.
1000 CASH PRIZES, aggregsting. $3.50,

PRICE OF TICKETS:
Whole Tickets.s10 90 Qr'ter T'kts.$ $50
Hall Ilckets;; a 90 II Tickets: 100 90
This Concert is strictly for MASONIC
purposes, and will be conducted with the
same liberality. honesty and fairness which
characterized the first enterprise.
JOHN L. ROPER, President.
For tickets and circulars, giving full!
Information, address
HENRY v. MOOR E. Sec, Norfolk. va
RESPONSIBLE. AGENTS WANTED.
Sept 40
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Look to Your Blood. There is Life in
II Yet!

WTITHoUT puro Blood no flesh is free
w from di.cnss.
The Queens Dvlighi"i- the greatest
Blood Purifier.
II your blood i- rour. wstery. fun of
humors-use the "QIetn's Delight"
1fyour health is declining wasting OF vi
tai force-use tn" "Qusen's Delight
II you have Rhenmatfsn, Swelling of,hr
Joints--use the "Qncen's Delight"
II you have Chllr. Fever and Ague, BIZ
innsncss s-,u-e She Greens Delight"
II You have Sick Headache, Ncrvousner-,
Weakness -urf tho Quecn's Delight
II you have JanIdicr, Liver Coinplsin,, ,
Yellow Skin-nsr the "Qurcn's Delight"
If yon have dyspepsia, Fiuttering ,.hou.
tho Hearth use Tie Queens Delight"
II you have any Gutaneous Eruption.
Itching Humors, Csrbnnclcr Er. sircal or
Kings Evil. Hoitrc. nothing will T.. move i,
but the Queens Delight
II You want Il Summer Tonir ana Winter
lnvigorat"r-use tho "Qu.ti's Delight"
Gail and get 4 Circ I'ar, ard read il.
Prepared only Ey
r.. II. HElNIrSH,
Srpt30 Pharmacist
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Jewelry! Jew elry! Jewelry!


A / nisnnw store, Maih ntreet. nearl, up.-
IA positt the Genital kaIienal Fank lsr
laig &c and beautiful slrch u1 tinc WATCHES
stem Aua key winde.s, (, IN best Enropeai:
ow; impor,A .iun. in GOLD and si.r.rc,s
Elegant Jt.WELkl! An unrivaled as.orr.
uicnt just received and oil the lat.s, at, .sa
Stirring :1..N! E-W AEE, III etis and cast-.
El:da! Presents. aid II very fine s.!cctitn ~
piAi"d- Ware. Gold Watcl, and Neck CLains
LOckets, elegant Seal, Wedding aud En-.
Eagcmcnt Kihgs, large stock Of Spt etaoise
and E,e-Glasree, Clocks, Musical Boxvs,
aad great variety of Fancy Articles. ny
rtock IL the largest and best selected ia tbs.
Southern country and will be sold as chear,
as same article can be bought sBywhcre.
Oct2i
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T hu ny. I9th Move IN b r +.
N1HIS enterprise is conducted by the MA
Il SONIO RELIEF ASSOCIATION OF
NORFOLK. VA, under authority OF tho
Virginia Legislature, TACT passed March
9Th. 1878
10000 Tick~t.-o 900 CASH Gtn..
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The Song MonarchI!
NEW AND MOST INTERESTING
BOOK FOR SINGING GLASSES.


NULL OF melodious SONGS, DUETS,
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and perfectly adapted to q Singing School
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b. Il. X. Palmer, assisted by L. o. Emcr-
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most attractive Piano Piece:
SOUVENIR De LIMA, MAZOURKA, 81. .O0.
Ono of thu ''Posthumous Works OF l.. nj.
Gottschalk.'
THE LEADER!
ii new and excellent collection of Music for
CnrirA, Conventions and Singing CLASSICS,
prepared by those most successful compoe-
ers, Ii. Il Palmer, OF Chicago, and l.. o.
Emerson. OF Boston. Price, 81 l.39, or $l2 90
per dozen.
For your next Sunday School Song Book,
send for the RIVER OF LIFE. BY Per-
kins and Ecntley. 90 cents.
All books and music sent, post paid. for
| retail price.
OLIVER DITsON T. CO., Boston.
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I'll Broadway, h. Y.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-11-04
COLUMBIA, S. c.. WEDNESDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 4 1874

RosenGale Uement..A Prime Article.
Oh BARRELS OF the above. at low price,
c\J to close u ns:gnment. Apply at
my Auction Room. JACOB LEVIN.
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