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| A TTORNElS AND oCUssE.oRs AT LAW
! n OHibe on Eighth-street, Mantle voc
Wisconsin. Collection promptly attended
4 to. l4-25-ly
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Professor ot MrSc, etc Will give lessons IA Vocal
instrumental Mus in the city of Manitowoc ana
lao Rivers. Eeslcehce on Eiyntn-st.. near tae
CouFt HOUSE. IL "A y
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Adam Roberts Blacksmith 4nd Wacou-maker
ohop on tho corner OF >e eth AMI SHtK sts
North Side, Nan!towoc. Does ali kiuds o
IRON Word as good and rs Cselp any other est ab
Iisbnent IN tn city. 13 81 /
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Dentist, Office in shermaR's new building on
L ghth-st., Mantowuc. Particular attention
given 10 all tie different brlncLes OF the profess.
ION, and all "OrH warranted. Ieeta extracted
Wit out palu. l2-4iIy
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e. ssg&-

Wholesale and Ret il dealer IN Hats, Caps Furs
Cloves, Mittaus, Robes etc. Yorl-st bet .e,
EisuIn and Ninth, ManiJow9c. I244y1
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WILLIAMS HOUSE.
WISCONSIN EDgSE

A. Williams & VI. Kelner. Proprietors, cor Eigh,
and F-lnElin ~ts. Manrtovoc Wisconsin b,
aceo nodstioE for the travelling pu0Hc. Say,r
rooms attached. nj r77
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JOSEPH STrE@.

De1ler in all xmas o. Stoves an II lrivare and
MANUFACTURED Cooper, Tin, and Shecr-iron ware
Ei9-th-st.. South side. the Bria.e, Aanrto
voc. 10 "A -
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Dealer in s owes also Mann farturer of Tin sneet
Iron ana CoD0er ware All k nds O; req iirit :, zone
Eightl'-st.. between York and Buffao Manit voc
ID "A |
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Paws the highest criCe iur Wheat aud other Or
Guce, once on tho northeast corner OF Bula'o AZ
L Gh'h >'@s MauItCW &c, 10 III
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Lane PLAsrER-f ground and con
stantlv on hand at the Manitowoc Plaste~
Mills, in the Oriental Mills ware house.
Farm should not lose the benefit of
oo6 >le:gt.ng, but get their supply oi part
efore tad roads set ir.
% IF j. SCHUETTE L BRo.
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Corner Of Nlntn aud Jav Streets Jere Daiiev
ProDr'e etor. TINS ls new mouse. and well fitted
up with al modern imp oyeneut.. A rood st thle
ts also sept H. connection with the house 700
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FOREIGN.
CUB \.

New YORK, May 23-rh following par
agrnph Ii taken from the Dario de la Marina
othri.t Spanist organ IN Cuba:
TIE rebellion has now maintained itself
during more than five years and stiil lives.
The REBEL on has stained the soil with blood,
covered it with ruins, and strewn it with
ashes. 1t has produced great disturbances
in the social, economic ard political status
of the country, anq reduced the value of
property to half what it was worth in 1868.
1t has awakende auta gonsms, and gwen
birth to enmties and hates which may
never be extingushed.
IMITATION.
A Havana letter says bitter complaints
nre received from Santiago de Cuba con-
cernng the scandaIous depreciation of Span
ish bank notes in that place. Gold is sod
at the advance of II per cent on Havana
quotations, and prices Of every commodity
are raised disproportouately.
AN INsURGENT EXPEDITION.
A Matanzas volunteer writes that the in
surgent torce which succeeded in passing
Trcoh did so during dark and stormy
night, and was composed at most of forty
hor-enen and sixty infantry. But having
lie N closely followed up, over sixty OF these
men had teen killed and wounded The
writer adds that on the road to San SpirItus
he had seen the be dies of twenty two insur,
gents.
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it, or that can effect the validity of the
law under consideration, and the adjudica-
tions in the courts of other states and Of
the Suprcme Court of the United States
are in entire harmony with our own and
ABUNrANTLY SUSTAIN THE LEGISLATION
of last session and its constitutional validi-
ty.
In the case of McLaren Y. Permiugtoa,
l Paige, l02, Chancellor Walworth de-
liverins the opinion, said not only that the
power t, reIea existed under The reserYa.
ton, bet that the court would not presume
it to baye been improperly exercised 10
the Penn Congo cases, Is Wall, 100, Mr..
Justice Clifford this language
"Charters of priyase corporations are re-
garded as executed contracts between the
government and corporators, and the rule
is well settled that the Leg stature cannot
repeal, impair or alter such charter
against the consent or without the default
OF the corporation judiciaiiy ascert,ined
and declared. OF course these remarks ap-
ply only to acts Of Incorporation which do
not contain any reservations or provisions
annexing conditions to the charter modify
ing and limiting the nature Of the contract.
Cases often arise where the Legislature in
granting an act Of Incorporation for
private purpose either makes the duration
of the charter conditional, or reserves to
the state the power to alter, modify or re-
peal the same at pleasure. When such a
p~vision is incorporated in tie charter 1t
is clear that it
QUALITIES THE GRANT,
and that the subsequent exercise Of the re-
served power cannot be regarded as an act
within the prohibition of the constitution.
After a great many more references the
Attorney General enters ucon discussion
Of the opinions that have been given in
opposition to its constitutionullty, and then
general discussion Of the reservation of
this power an6 Its effect. The corporations
have
NO NATURAL ExIsrENCE.
but are created by legislative enactments,
ami their power to ac. is derived from the
state He then answers some OF the claims
that are set up by the railroads as to what
is granted by the state and accepted by
the corporation.
THE CREDITOR OF TIE CORPORATION
contracts with it subject 20 the the power
of the grantor to alter or impair the obliga
tor. No right can vest, for 1t is agreed
by both the grantor ard creditor that none
shall vest The creditor makes his invest.
"ent cum oHere, and cannot complain that
the alteration of the charter impairs his
obligation, because by Its terms 1t admits
of the very alteration imposed.
The conclusion reached is that said
chapter 213 is not obnoxious to any of the
objections urged against it, but is a con
stitutional enactment, and as such entitled
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Sewing Iii machInes at Cost.

As wish to close up the Sewing Ma
chine business, will sell what ! have on
hand at cos; prices. Those il need of a
machine Will do we'll to call ut the store of
Sll-tf +. W. BCRCHERDT.
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PURELY VEGETABLE
ROOT and HERB Pill

are safer surer and every way better J
gative Remedy, than has heretofore been
iered to The American people, and as yer
Bile substances are more destruota5le 4
the action of the air and time than miner
these Pills are put up n glass jars, W
protect them from change for any length
time.
Srgoined ,re giys he diFsrsr. disorder
rhich these Pile are espeeicliy adapted,
although they hare many n0aT,s, their org
The sams-deranqen1snt Of the digestive o.
and impure blood.
These Pills operate mildly upon the e.
ach and bowels, correcting its diseased
tion ard restoring its healthy viltalities
For loss Of appetite, weakness of the sten1
and for habitual costiveness, they viii
found sovereign remedy.
The Root and Herb Pills cure S;ek,
ache; the Root and Herb Pills eu.s NeS
Hoadach the Root and Herb Pills q
Heartburn, Sour Stomach, Indigestion,
siness, Pain in the Storsach and Side.
These Pills con Be- strer 10 children rith
feet safsty. -
A. J. LEMKE; Prop,
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The Railroads.

The Question rs 10 the Consiitutron-
ahiy GA the LaW-JpIniCn by II ON, :,
a. Scott SiOan, Attorney Aiener nj OF
WisconsiD.-TheA Action of the Leg
islature Held TO be Competent and
Valid
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orFicF, SHERMAN BRICK RLzcK
Mort El-atl Street, A-I..Iswoc.
OFFICE Hours sto9AM
l to and 7 toSi
Residence. Corner EisHt l. ami Bu lalo Streets
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
+. SHIMONEK, N. D..

offers his services 10 the pu0,ic
0fdce. Corner OF Buallo AMI Fights Streets.
o2g-ly.
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S1BREE a. ANDERSON.
Attorneys and Counsc,ior~-at-Law.
Ohce Eigh,h-st, near corner of York 1921,
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J, e. FTsITCRARD, M. n.

Attorney and Counselor at Law, Two River
VIII attend to CohsctiOns ana other business /
hdn4to"oe e'uhlS ana Nicigiiy. Is AL
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QUALITIES THE GRANT,
NO NATURAL EXISTENCE.

but are created by legislative enactments,
ami their power to ac. is derived from the
state He then answers some OF the claims
that are set up by the railroads as to what
is granted by the state and accepted by
the curpCratlUn,
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WHITE & FORREST,

II. j. SMALLEY.
Attorney ey-at-La~. Office oH Elslth s., South sii,
over hremer Bros store. Ger5ns n spoken % I
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Attorneys at Las Oaica ON Elshtlist. Sc
side, opposite Sca1=t.e's Store. 1874
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H. =. G3nNr

Attorney and Counselor dt Law Orice on c,
oi Eighth and QuaY-sts. NaulIowoc IL
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Attorneys anu CouaseIiors-atLaw, Sth sire
Soath side, 8 doors NortL o Pust OGi.e
- German sooSen in tins Onica Ia "a ry
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Milk for. Sale.

7EIHE undersigned is now establishing a
Il MILK DAIRY ON the Farm adjoining
the State University Grounds, and viii de-.
liver pure Milk to persons in any part of the
city. Parties wishing to be served can get
Tickets At the corner Of Senate and Pickens
streets, or by addressing note through P.
O: Box 206 to the undersigned.
Feb ~ 81 q. ". IRWIN
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AGNEW's
CASH GROCERY HOUSE.
Low Prices, First Quaiity Good
AND
CASH BEFORE DELIVERY.

CASH BEFORE DELIFER1'
ChOSHED SUGAR. 12 cents per pound by
the barrel. At retail. s pounds for 81
GRADUATED SUGAR. II cents per pound by
the barrel. At retail Spounds for 81.
Powdered SUGAR, II cents per pound by
the barrel. At retail, pounds for ST.
ASUGAR, liz cents per pound by the bar
rel. At retail, Spounlsfor 81
Extra SUGAR, II cents per pound By the
barrel. At retail, 81 pounds for 81.
Finest OLD RYE wuIsKEY, s. per gal
lon.
Finest OLD BOURBON wH1sKEY, 50 pcr
gallon.
Finest OLD HOLLAND GIN, SC per GAL
lon.
Finest OLD SCOTCH wnIsKEY, SC pcr
gallon.
Finest OLD oTAED BRANDY, 80 per gall
lon.
New York Sugar cured HAMS, Is cents per
pound.
Davis Diamond HAMS, 1G cents per pound.
With full stock of Choice, Fancy and
Staple Groceries. in all their varie:ics, con-
stantly on hand, and for sale at our usual
low prices, for cash only.
Jan22 JOHN AGNEW T. SOE
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r PORT RoYAn.-Pors Royal is rapidly
increasing in importance, ae its great
advantages over other South Atlantic
ports are becoming universally known.
vessels loaded with freights arrive al.
most daily, md are enabled by the depth
OF the water to sail Immediately to the
wharf and discharge their cargoes, which
can be placed directly ON the cars of the
fort Royal Railroad and conveyed into
the interior. Port Royal is bound to
become one OF the greatest shipping
md receiving ports in the Union.
lAuguSta Chronicle and Sentinel
The South Carolina newspapers are
making good deal o: fun of the spell.
ing OF colored law.giver who recently
introduced resolution reciting that
the legeslatur has convene to consider
the bounding dobt," etc., but we think
Unttie struck it exactly right. If debt
which has jumped from So, 600, 900 to
VIZ, ,o00. O0O in five years is net n
"Dounding" debt, we shall be glad to
know what it is.
Augusta Chronicle nnd Sentinel
A Northern gentleman, Mr.. Evans.
from Lowell, Mass, has been stoppine
In Greenvilie the past week. He is
ooouS tuo WuGcI-pOWcr
sites. and expresses himself as desirous
OF Investing there for the purpose Of
manufacturing.
John KollookEand George Gillespie,
colored, were arrested in Cheraw on
last Saturday, charged with the murder
OF Mr. T. G. F. Wells, toll-keeper Of
the bridge, who was killed last summer.
MEMoR1An DAY.-The Georgia Le-
glsiature has passed the bill making the
twenty.sixth Of fApril-Memorial Day
alegal holiday.
Smallpox has again made it's ap-
pearance in Camden, through the me.
dunn of colored visitor from Charles
ton.
Mr. Stetson denies that the Astor
House is to be closed as hotel on the
lst of May next.
The people of Savannah are luxuri.
ating on fresh tomatoes, grown in the
open air.
Messra. James Il. Wardlaw and Hugh
Gregg, of Anderson, died last week.
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Buying Goods for Cash, am ena-
bled to make further reduction in
prices. The Goods are all new and
will give entire satisfaction to all con-
sumers. The following are few of
the leading articles and prices:
Choice Family FLOUR. $40 per bar
Choice Family FLOUR, selected uAeal,
$40 per barrel
Best IVAile CORN, s1.15 pei, JusAcl.
Hal T. NOrthern, 81 rs per hundred
RISE PO1ATOET, 81. 70 per barrel
SALT, 81 80 per sack.
NeD Orleans SUGAR, 9 10 12l% cents
per pound.
CSUGAR. 1015 cents per pound.
Extra c SUGA X, IL cents per pound.
A SUGAR. liz cents per pound.
CrushedSUGAR. IL cenfs per pound.
Po,odered and Granulated SUGAR,
IL cents per pound; retailed at x cent per
pound cara.
Loguayra COFFEE. finest, 3a1 cents
per pound.
Old Government Jaua COFFEE, As
cents per pound
English Breo1yast TEA. 81 to .25 PEI.
pound.
Oolong TEA, 81 per- pound.
Gunpo'oder TEA. 81 10 s1.50 per
pound.
Young Hysen TEA. ST to 81 25 per
pound.
Imperial TEA, 81 80 per pound.
call especial Attention TO these Teas
they are Dery choice
f. A, Ferris .Sugar Cared HAMS. Is
cents per pound
Dacis' Diamond HA us, Is cents 7,a,.
pound.
Mo'rison's Sugar Cared HAMS, Is
cents per pound
BREAKFAST STRIPS, sugar cured, IS
cents PEI, pound.
8ACON, 10 and II cents pe,. pound
CHEESE. 1S and 25 cents per pound
MOLASSES, 40, 50, 60 and 70 cents
GOLDEN DRIP.s, 80 cents Der ooUou
Ne'o Orleans Ncw SIRUP.S, 50 and
30 cents per 9ollon.
Common il, WHlSKEY, 50 pe,. oo,.
lon.
Corn WHISKEY, 81 and So DC, ool.
ton
Oh bourbon IVHLshEY, So per gal
lon
OLD Wheat IVhLSKEY, 81 PEI, onhon
Monogram WHIoKEY, So per gailon.
Imported Holland GIN, ST. pei, gailon
Imported BRANDY, Of tie celebrated
pime Groner Company's IIntage Of 1850,
50 per gallon
CANNED GOODS in crery rarieiy.
CRA CkERS. CAKES and BIS
CUTS. nj manufacturers prices.
COON1RF ORDERS dNed and slip.
pea promptly. free Of carriage and package,
""armtire satisfaction guayanteed.
HARDY SOLOMON.
Fab 81
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BulWer's Great Novel,

lTIHE PARISIANS, illustrated-s1 90.
4 publicans and Sinners, Novel, Ly Miss
Braddon-75 cents.
4 Princess of Thule, Novel, by author of
nAdventurcs OF Phmton,' daughter Of
Heth," &o.-75 cents.
Lelda's Fortune, a Novelist co.
Which Shall 1t Be2 Novel, by author of
tho Wooing O'T-35 cents.
Bebee; or. Two Littlo Wooden Shoes; q
story, by Ouida-S1 90.
Feb ID r. i. RRYAN'S BOOKSTORE.
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NO FHrt.fr {'0StpJne,icHt Guaranteed I
FOR the purpose OF procuring funds ncces-
sary for tle completion Of the M sonic Tenn
pie. now in course OF crcstiun III the city of
Norfolk.
DIntcroRs OF THE A:socr,r,oS John l..
Roper, President; John u. Corpr"w. Tr"a.u-
icI; Jsmes Y. Leigh, Waiter fl. Iayior, Geo.
): Cldfeld, John ~ Ensson, Daniel NustcL.
Wn u "aien, N. II. Stevens, S. Viii, join
i. Redmond.
ADVISOR BOARD. ,Iiy Ixcc!lcncy cS-Gov.
Gilbert & Walker, Cot. Kncer u gc,, y. IL.
T.; Hohn Il. Mcdaniel, Pc Com,nal,,l,r; j.
j: Burroughs, Capt. Samuel l.. waite, Virgil
MIA Legislature; Robert T.. Wt;hcrs. G.. n
q. II +. and u. G.C. oI q. c.; Col. Thomas
Senator; James &. Bain, &. c. G. q. G.
LIST OF GIFTS --Cne Gland Cash Gift.
s5o QUO; one Grand Cash Gilt, % COO; one
Gift. 10 900; ouc Grand Cash Gift, ) 0Oo, ono
Grand CASH Gift, 5G0 a Cash GIFTS. 500
each. sl2 .0t0: so cash GIFTS, $50 each IL 500;
so Cash GIFTS, 200 each, lG.C00 100 Cash
Giit", 100 each. 10 0oO; $50 Cash G,ts. lGo
each, 10 600: 500 Cash Gifts SO each % ,JG0;
. 900 Cash Gifts, each. Is Goa. Grand total,
10 900 Gifts. AL Cash, $3.50 900.
Whoc Tickets, So Half Tickets, 81 so.
slO0. HkNEYY. MOOKE, Secretary
Masonic Relief Association, Noit,ls, Va.
B. l. GOONl. Agent,
Feb ban" Coiumhia. y. &.
Drs. Greene, Ilrd!cy 6, Eent!ey's
GREAT FAMILY MEDICINES
EtoMPnUND EXTRACT CoEYDAn1s.
" tho g.cst vegetable Alternative for ali
diseases ailsiie nom ,larm! blood.
DIR. GnE"NM's FIT CURE, for tho
cur" # Epi!"psy, Ill-. s>rasA.-. ana cp,!vn!-
sious If al! Kinds.
Moderated i:"n.y. fer Congtr. &. Ida.
Bronchitis. Group, and a.. a!a.rs", oI the
lungs and air passages
Neurnlgim Specific. certain AMI speedy
chre for N.ri,leia Ehtunati-ia, NG!von.
Headache, and all ncrvou. rains
Wubnsh Valley Ncm- Cure. Contains
no Quinine. most positive remedy tor
CEilis, Billions Fever. and CongestiOns Of
Liver and Spleen. hci, lie charm.
Prepared at ;!!o !,.i!rip!!. Charlotte, N.
G. For sale b.: ". g. FISHER,
Nov 20 tly Columbia. S. C.
Medicated ana Other Medicines.
kBACK'S celebrated Wal.u; Candy,
ID Iieinit~h's Cough Cont. ctiona.
Marshtmellow Drops, pure and ,rcsh,
CarbOhc Candy, for sore ihIoat,
Hoarh"und Candy. for colds,
Peppermint ErOpa, for tie tliCcH;iOn,
Cocoa Caramel. Tor The stomach
.llm Grows, . pleasant dinner coEGeCtion,
Jordan Almonds, aft or dinner l,utto rack,
Cream Chocolate. Il sweet 900! hing thing,
ali for salo at llEINIfSfi'S Drug store.
Dec27 Oppnsitc PHU.NIX Ofice.
eugar-Oane Syrup.
* BARRELS very superior and pur
LEI Suuthorn made SYRUP. for sale by
Jan9 ECrN & GYLES.
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@pec1a1 Notace@.

OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE HAPPY
RELIEF FOR YOUNG MEN from tho effso,s
OF errors and abuses in early life. Manhood
moved. New method Of treatment. New
and remarkable remedies. Books and Cir
culars sent FREQ, in sealed envelopes. Adj
dress, HOWAhr ASSOCIATION, No. 2
south Ninth Street. Philadelphia. Pa.-.an
institution having q high reputation for
honorable conduct and Professional skill.
Feb 10 uT3mo
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INSURANCE.
III AllNG resigned the agency OF the
Ill Southern Lifo Insurance Company, we
have connected ourselves Will, tho
Cotton States Life Insurance Company
OF MACON, GEORGIA..
W. u. JOHNSON, s. G.OBEAR. :,
. irosldent. Secretary.
1SpoIito'. lou, UUU
The Company issues policies on both the
STOCK AND MUTUAL PLANS, giving IL
non-participatingp policy holders the advant-
age OF premiums LESS by twenty per cent.
than mutual rates.
It will establish BOARDS OF ADVISORY
TRUSTEES in the principal cities OF the
state. and will contract with said Boards to
invest in said cities seventy per cent. of tho
net premiums taken there, thus making it a
Home Company in Each Locality.
We confidently recommend this staunch
Southern Company to our friends and the
public, and bespeak continuance OF kind
patronage heretofore extended to u.s.
BLACK g. WARING.
General Agents for South Carolina.
Active and reliable canvassers wanted with
whom we will make liberal contracts
Feb 2t 3mo
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HNDER authority OF special Act Of the
" Legislature. passed March 8, 1873. con
ierring corporate privileges upon the Ma.
sonic Kelof Association, the Dire cctors now
have tho pleasure tn arno,,,,"" ~. /.
GLAND GIFT CONCERT will DO given at the
Opera House, in the city OF Norfolk. on
TUESDAY. the 5th of EAY, 1874.
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4 I Lin new storc, Main street, nca,ly np-
IA posite Tie Central National Prnk. las
alarSc and beautiful stock Of fine WATCHES
stem and key winders, from the best Eu-
r"n"tn and American manNfactnr,re. a, q of
liz own importation. in gold md silver cases.
Elegant JEWELRl An unrivnlcd as.c,..
nont just received. and I'll the latest s.,:;s.
Sterling hII.EEE-WkRE,i in ettu aud case.
El'dal prcscita, ard Il very fine selt cticn oi
Plated-"arc, Gold Watch and Neck Chains.
I.cckc:a. elegant Seal, Wedding and Tneaee
noht kings large stock Of Spectnrcs Nj 4
E,c-GlaseGs, Clocks, Musical Boxes, and II
great variety If Fancy Articles. My stock i.
The largest and beet selected in the Southern
country, and will DO sold al cheap as the
same article can be bought anywhere.
Oct o.
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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-09-10
tai,a..I. VI. HEr' iiiLcAN>-

- ta,. mo apFTo .,.tS vtfn the
voters -. Nry;It rnU,- cLocss ihtIr ief-
-.--.-n,.,iv-s in TIA Sj-te i-9-is:a;ar, ID.
VII i,tys. til, .-l., ,irs, t .. -.rtert Site
>.,y,.,r..s. !. bed, REG, apparent t-,' .'in';
E.a.thli,..a ar Tl.outs ii Williams al
Virginia C.;y VII N, elected Williams
- he strongest ii. IT,, nyi1",.s.,-e ranks,
.ir.ul, b,c..r,,. IA, = III b.. T'c'nlrcri
--urs-.l.:.;!.. If til ;sag principles Ct
IT,. D-uo,rary am The !a.,i'"'nicnt
.s.a~ and cii4,.e, h.vc Surrendered 20
srru. thereby u..h.u- - ss.a.fa iS>''' a
OPPOSITION I, jne III a@a -.H r'1ty-
r.v,rv movement Of both Ds;4"c.aiit
..G Independents = Throughout tie
.-.. has lsen To- the end e c-u,, rrra-
s.a., IL position against Il" t-p'-'ei-
.,n ,s....g...x. Nm We A. - - condor
.an any trrc Etpah.ic..n desert the ranks
>. that patty to march Ur.lri tbs ban
r. e Ia Williams: We ned net
-.,iew sile history If this Ia.u-ypa All
zuow it veil. W. do not heed To tel
rar that h, was e 5! -ii'..'i-!@.i5 tialtor
daring tn rebellion aud j. VI Unen"n-
ID. W need uotteli yan q lis hatred
=: the Republican party aU; the ,'or-
eminent administered 10y that party We
1ssi 10 tell you 81 his cod. near;leoS
..if,Lu = that never pro,n?.ei him :" l
.eueraus act. Ali ite-e tbin2z aye
known to you. and, &nosin5 ;heia. VII,
snv Of YOU leaye the E-patlicau plr'y
fo- the purpose OF e.eystl"s him t. the
s,-.h position OF Iu,t.i stats >s.at2E
iraru Nevada