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CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK,
COL U NJ BlA, SC.
$150,0G0
4500.0O0

Present Capith, s150,OGG
authorized Capital, $500, 00(
OFFICERS.
JOHN B. PALMER, President.
a. G. BKENIHER, Cashier.
q. N. G. BUTT. Assistant Cashier.
THIS BANK now occupies its magnificent
Il three-story and Msnsard Roof building
on the corner Plain and Richardson streets.
general Banking business transacted. Ger.
tihcates OF Deposit. bearing Interest at fhe
rato OF Seven per cent. per annum. issued.
Notes, Bills OF Exchange and other evidences
laterals: Stocks, Bonds, Gold, Silver bon ght
and cold. Drafts on all the prominent ciit .
i'll tho United States bought and sold
, DIREcTons- L. Black, JohnB. Palmer,
F. W. McMastcr, II. D. Sem, (of r. d. Sem &
Son. G. ". Bosrdcn, (of Copeland d Hcnr.
den.) Il. J.: Bryan, W. q. Swafliold, (of II. 4
W. G. Swafiield,) w. B. Stanley. j. G. SecgcrA
samuel McGowan, Abbeyillc; James II. Kicn,
Winnsboro. Feb s
CIT1ZENQ, UTNNc pan1y,
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class
Of i and
b
JAMES
Ip.Agc Churt.,
MA'couh1ENAY WAGNER nrGEE co,AG Chahst
Comma der
Sailing a
putor
O.
auGay
CD,AE
low competing lines Marine
THROUGH BILLS OF LADING THROUGH TICKETS
J. all theRa
- hroullJ h, lIt
w i..,d
NAIL
Eating at Brncvne Ca1.l
sairoad Close made
hand
For turthor information TO-
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Acting Human.

l6G 8UC0 Ou6 6tCLV6 VIII ukk nla nIRuE
To be decent man,
And love hts brother as himself
Upon The golden, plan;
And IL his tleighb0r chance to be
A pretty fe1sle woman,
Why love her all the more-you see
That's only acting human.
A dirty.looking man stepped in front
OF small boy sitting on q fence. e1-
pecting 70 have some fun by teasing
said to the boy. sAbout ass much as
you would II you were washed," was the
reply. s,..,. ot.
AiGreen Boy woman. whose husband
kicks her down stairs every second
night, Gays she likes to look over his old
letters, commencing with, "Aly dearest,
darling little angel Minnie, heaven
alone knows the depth OF my love for
you" ,to,,
During .theu Khivas expedition the
Russian EsoldfefsA were fed chiefly on
biscuits com posed one. third of rye flour,
one.third of powdered beef and one
third of aauer kraut. The soldiers liked
this food, ana their good health is at-
tributed in great part to the use of it.
Corn meal heated and placed in bags.
is recommended as Substitute for hot
water bottles and such like appliances.
for restoring warmth to the sick. It is
said to weigh less. retain heat longer,
and does not chill when cold.
A Desperate lover out in Indiana. hav-
ing .vooed In vain, thought he'd try
what virtue there might be in bullets;
but the gsl, wore oorsets and he didn't
make the slightest impression.
A girl hearing her mistress ask her
husband 10 bring ''Dombey and Son"
with him when he came home to din
ner. set two extra plates for the expect
ed guests.
Accoxdipg tp the New Haven Register.
there ara in. Connecticut very few
churches which would be willing to ad-
NIT negroes TO membership on an
equality With the whites"
The man with two hearts lately died
In! Scotland, after livirs forty years,
aaa demonstrating to .ne satisfaction OF
the poor that he had NO. heart at all.
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CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Deposits of 81 and Upwards Received

.
INTEREST -iLLO WE'D At TIE RATE
or SEVEN PER GENT. PER ANNU.I
ON CERIIFICA1ES or Deposit,
ND SIX PER CENT. COMPOUh-DII
EVERY SIX MON1HS ON Il Geo UNI,S
OFFICEeS.
VIM. Martin, President
John u. Palmer, Vice President.
A. G. BreniZer, Cashier.
J. II. Sawyer, in general charge.
John G.. Is. Smith, Assistant Cashier
Directors.
Waue Hampton, William Martin. John :;
Palmer, a. q. Haskell, J.. w. Mchiastcr, T..
II. ueinitsh. Il. Il. Gregg, Columbia.
G. I. Scott, ". q. Maze NewLerry
D. b. Rutlcdgc, Danio! Ravanel, Jr., Char.
ostOn.
nj EOHANICS. Laborers, Clerka, widows,
IXl Orphans and others may here deposit
their savings and draw liberal rate of iuter.
eat thereon. Planters. Professional Men and
Trustees wishing to draw interest on thril
funds until they require them Tor business OF
other purposes; Parents desiring to set apart
small sums for children, and Married Womc en-
and Minors twhosc deposits can only be with
drawn BY themselves, or, in case Of death, by
tl,eir legal representatives,) wishing 10 lay
aside funds for future use, are here afford cd
an opportunity of depositing their means
where they will rapidly accumulate. and. at
the same time, bo subject to withdrawal
when needed. Augl8
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Upright Steam Engine for Sale.
EIGAT-AORsE POWER. in perfect order
~ with emoke-etack. cha fling and quan
t,ty OF betting. For particulars, apply a,
PHENIX Office. Oct SO
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Haidiwssa.re !! HafdweSey!l ~

nHE undersigned, heyina found the oash
Il business In their QrocSry Departments q
complete success. have Determined to conduct
the Hardware Department. ION a strte ly cash
basis oiao. Trey have, therefore, greatly re.
duoed tho pricos for all heavy goods In this
!i.S, embracing IRON, NAILS, STEEL,
SPRINGS. AXLE4 and CARRIAGE MATE.
RAILS, being convinced that quick penny
is better than q slow shilling.
aJ Purchasers will save mouey by ex.
amining our stock and prices before pur-
chasing. Terms cash before delivery.
Jan u JOHN AGEEW Il SON
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A Marvellous Medicine

A Marvellous Medicine
LNOR tho Liver, Stomach and Bowels.
Hcinitsh's BLOOD PURIFYING LIVER
PILLS. Cures Liver Complaint, Headache,
stomach Disorders, Indigestion and Consti.
patton. For gale only at
Nov5+ HEINITSH'S DRUG STORE.
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Omoe OitY Treasurer,

COLUMBIA, 8. o., DECEMBER ~, 1873.
IIHE city Of Columbia will, on the 18th of
80, January, 1874, commence paying the
PAST DUE COUPONS Of her BonGs. They
VIII De paid at the Carolina National Bank;
also at the South Carolina Bank and Trnst
Company's Bank, in this city.
CHAs. BARNUM, City Treasurer.
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| MEDICINE. WORTH HAVING

a MEDICINE WORTH HAVING.
HEINITSH's QUEENS DELIGHT,
LNOR Sick Headache Bilious Attacks, Con.
stipation. Sour Stomach, Dyspepsia, In
Ecrofula. Jaundice, Pain in tie
Back, Neuralgia, Dropsy, Skin Diseases,
LOSS of Appetite, Depression Of Spirits,
Rheumatism. Nervousness, Me-.
Bilious Fever, Coltiveness.
other is genuine. For sale at
Dec 49, L. "a. HEINITSH'S Drug Store,
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Bonds, Stocks. &c,

7 BUY anu SELL on COMMISSION and
Il my own account, at current rates:
BONDS and STOCKS OF RAILROADS,
Bonds and Stocks of States and Unitod
States, Bonds and stocks of Cities and other
corporations, Bank Notes, Coupons, Gold
and Silver Coin, and approved Claims against
the United States, State and County.
ID. .GAMRKILL, Broker. Main street,
Aug 10 t6mo I'd door South Wheeler House.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-09-16

..,,ys A.. assaIis ,suiaiasss sspsfief q, lssiass
s,.. tsr e.rryiar dsinaine uassrf
ma. what h TIE best uas g 'euaaat uaFs'''r
-. ,,,,,s whsa ssFfoaai,l ~ i.aai,s,i repala-
,,sn principally -hsu usnssstf
rs I, travelling in large parties F'si,s'e'e -
travelling 10 snail sroursf
ma what are ne bc.t nslheis o. sessrss-E -
sstudss and lautadssf
M. Nsuiisn tie instrumsats . - rseeunsa'i,i
s,r naslrr rapid surveys and atHss-tiess r $3.50
rhie.l explorations. Frczramuas - assls.i,Hsi -
,rae,ea. r,laiinr to The ~ e thsse assaH'sissat
10 The sh.srv ssisus nosi rsadaly aals.
us use q The Psiemsssr-
ns SAou The t,.s methods e ,aAiaz inprsr,ieut
,sa ~, suiiss % inscriptions sad reulrsaFsa-
rso o. what cemrarssivs vsiue = ne asis-uise-
,isn q heights By means q he bafausser a. q
Gecdesy.
III Relations 81 travel n isnis htiis sarsn. 80
general asicripticn q assiy ssplors.i seartF'ss-
iss Means Of sasoarssias ne Pasisasiaa sfii.fs's
not yst puhlishrd.
iss. Give the b,,s ns,asds q ,aaiuE Phus0rnlA'
IN trsveriux.
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WAIIANGAZETTE

FTee Ccnnts<iorvr az TIE Frcacs Hcpablie hss
sen, 10 TIE Hawaiian 6overenept re tolloW.
ius eooune,,s relating 10 az Ietcrvs,tonsl CO..
g-spsicsl Coueress, 10 ec esNd IN Rsris IN The
Sp7iur q lSsS spaer the sssrsces - The CO..
graphical S>csesy q Paris he vii ee g'sa 10
give FARTHER information ~ The saeees u any ore
scsirsuxR q. A. TIE eeos1Foioal Socie,y iu,en&s
conP,esiug The eo.grvss ey an eSaieistOp q al -
tocts rvastiaS % ccS7Pstesl sod ss,roucu,iesl
scieacrS-it e.. chsrts iusyruucrts ava eS,llcctiors
II wosl5 Se desirable 10 give 70 tie ANuorsry
uczsS-s q thst cxAINS,ioa. HIS Roysl EisarcsS
tAe HrisSe LS'y3oASSs sra His ENSVlicsSy Ne
6rccn. ~ TIC Fvvuoa Commissioner bisasclC re'ieV
q tAe iaro-taacc ara rs,arc q ne oeiccts hist
ztsht y sszS % TIE sxaias,iau--EnyroS6A zETrs-
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Geographical society OF Paris
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Wrenchss. Rirstr and Bars.
saws frum - 90 = iu.- cruss Coz sid airrInr.
Hatctefs. Ares. 0o's Maff1cts. Pea EHsa
Cut Naiis from % 70 500. Cot Spikes 8. TEsa
Wrought nails from 9 iu- Fini1hiuz y.ils ti1d
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A Large and Varied Assortment Of Hardware
A MosKEAG DENNIS,

Lexis. Deer. Chest, Box. Til. Drawer and Paddock
Butts % all sirss. Brass and Iron Hinges
Hooks ard S'apss Brass and Irou Screws 81 sizes,
AuCsrs and Bite. Firmsr and Framing Chisels,
Saperi0T Assortment Of Files, from 70 Is inch.
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v-EooSoNcAL sECnoS.

EcoSozuc1L- co1nEEEcIaL AND PHYSICAL sEoszaFEI
20 Vast arr The gsugrai esusss that iudses Pops-
liii0us 10 euigis and hat induce states 10 found
e0lozs-s' Ebai sysie1s o. eoiouizsliau hare hiih-
-r-5 gfT5l Tx most RdTan;ags1us rss1lts; boih 70
tie psr-ai-c0sufry snc TIE e0iouyf
g. II E1rop- Tbai Glasses e. society furnish The
greatest szzb-r Of eaiErsniss Fiss the causes
ihIi direcI tt- earrsuts q sE1tiou 70 crrt1in de-
ieFzis-1 r1Ei1EL
p Azricsiisrsl sbor IN lniertropi-.i countries.
saf rsr-s furuish The best sgTeuitural Isbores in
tt1se c01ufri=sf
g VIII are ne best means q uniiing CONNER
ei a-d scieufIse luferes,s 70 forward he progress
q EsoZzPby ass The 6sTsiOpnsni Of eOmusrcei
Of rhsf sst1rs EosId be fhs seiou required f0T thI
80, q ErogrsPticzl OF eozz<rrial societies In
Etst neaEur. ca usrrhani5 and siip owners ssrTs
he Interests of Eso<sp5g Il s.1e ard srfic1iariy
q general r-oEupay. y e1e01uEing Tie max
isz q colecrioas th-f wo1lt coaiaia he prod1cis
obIe-ss. soeszssa q sTssy ki1d q the Farious
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lssA 6-ces-ass-
Lisssy's SEs-a,s < Nsas. oL-5lss.
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Ezssz.k's Ls-sss5 O..
EsAs-Sk's WISE lie Ps5-s-
B..,k E-i 6-sSc Pass. Set Lead.
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onNNrSASrAV GENERAL.
%. Es=isva~s EAscG-,Narss=uS-
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H. HkCKFElD & CO.
ofsr for Sale the following
GOODS kOW LANDING
tx.
Hawaiian Bark R. c. Wyie,s
MS DAYS
FROM BREMEN!
FROM BREMEN!

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F,ss Ess wAiss Is.ka.es.
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IAasss' NAss SseeRi-rz. Nsss-i;s Nsssszs.
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WaEEzs RlESz, Ns7VzsSrs Tsys,
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rosuasr aud rsent extension Of the Gusraniaa rsee
81, Geographical dis,Hoa,lOn OF the white sC,s.
Relations existing between the white and the yellow
rscvs IN tho cretrc and south Of Asia. White rsecs
Of North Africa
Is Medical EeNsrspay, Pulmonary PA,hlsls yei'
low lever. cholera.
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Cs1eS Msztx. Frzitz ard TsEetzhleS
FTLL ASSORTMENT OF TEE
~ Shove Sz-prs f-gz IL Farfs-x- Fer SIis hg
80 BGLLTS : 60
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Star Copper Paint
III GALLON AID HAEF GAII0E CAxA-
II F1r sAesT caE S1-14S co
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Tslss Nerves., Esasss- 0zs;szs,
Harnesses. Asss-Seszs, GssS RSrSs-s-
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American Ness Beef. in Bond
A SNAIL L9T sE@@E
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Fdas Ssasso-s- Coauoz Ssiszs-z, SAsSE >ss4-s.
Pes szS Fseass Kzirss.
csss E1-slss s1ssss- E-svss.
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6l,r, Iva Besasss, 6a-v. I7sz FsgS- : = 4 =
S4zssF&zs, SFtrs. EsaF Ira. R5rsas.
Ts.lss Assa- >ssasAirr, Co=Essa-ssz N4zas-
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u. 5. Postal Cards,
EoR sAEE FEIO Ers EAcH M
u &C Il x WEE-5ETs
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-19
its course.

Letters were received on Wednesday
from JabeZ Howes, one OF the owDeis OF
the big ship Three Brothers" /, rrnerly
The r.,an-af-war ~ antielhllt, who sailed
IN the snip from this rc-; for Hevre. Oct
cier 81, 1873. Tie letters iEclo.ei .
copy OF the ships '.;cg," which showed
the following:
Tn to November 7;h, moderate and
lisi.; b-eszss, th.n sIualIy with rain TO
S0rSmber 18th. crossed equator il Paci-
lie. November l1th, in l22des. west; was
iii 5OIsg. south in Pacific Oh December
9Th; PASSED Cape Horn on December 18th
u :Iavs OFT; was IL 5itler- south IL A.
lantic on December goth: had southerly
auI sasterly winds from jo,ieg. to 5o,leg;
crossed equator in Atlantic, January 18th
ST. days out, in longitude 2Saeg. ::i2min.
west; took pilot Off Falmouth GU Fehru-
arv 10th, 10S days IS hours out; took a
southeast gale 1T same time: arrived on
Hayre On February 10, 1874, at daylight.
The total distance sailed was 1G, G!3 miles
in Ill DAYS and II hours, making sn a.
v-rase of about las miles per day. The
greatest distance run was on February
5;h-3I4 miles, with wind strong north
cas-. by north, and the smallest days
work was on January 6th-only ten miles.
At other times some excellent runs were
made. On December 18th made 300
miles. and on November 18th and 10Th,
2Ss miles, respectively; on November 20
a72 miles, and on November 2;st, go
miles. While rs contrast, on January
lst only II miles were made, and again
on january 9TH. Is miles. and on Novem-
Ter 10th and 11th only "a and 20 miles.
The british King" about which
much has been stated, did not arrive at
Liverpool until February 18th (not the
l4th, as previously stately, thus making
the passage in ia days, and losing the
credit of having beaten the Three
Brothers" By at least "a hours.-S. +.
Fns:
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fNSuNxsABI.S are the tirae:in9s and
attempted tinke,inss by Congress OF the
army ani its code Of regulations. The
Repre- sentaiive who regards legislation
from ira: high and cnncblins standpoint
from whence he Is enabled - survey the
chances Of :si1 own reelection, sails into
the army. Likewise doth .hs lofty civ
!l;a.. who afec:s d:stl;.in 81 the strap,
:p,l buttons ard ether cewgaUs AID
cl;l!,Icsns of glorious war-he pitches
is1.o the military with TIE dircfai weap-
ems OF s.rcasm ana scH:n- Then the
II II economist. with :aJa;h p|ci.eret.
aa 10 look Ike the sisi:c.:cd aperture
cs q +, luc.ant money rgrSe, he charges
upon tbs Amy. Ana. So til! SO. The
ia. is. with TIE present status OF our
.,-n,y we've considerably less than one
rer:nt IT of men to each million OF TIE
people. Ii We are - have any army 4:
ali, tia present force is LILLE enough,
As il resuming narrative Z: point
where il had been abruptly broken oil.
TIC Telegraph tells us the following:
Washington, March 1..-The bill for
,i.c reduction Of the army also :sbalislies
he Officers Of REGIMEN tai adjE:snt and
q53aI.erEa:asior AMI one major III al the
cavalry :.i5; artillery regiments HI"
,-rr,,a:.e.t ssa:i is reduced IL several
'.or,,s. AMI provision - made iar telling
lie lower grades % officers iEoni the
linz. The engineers and medical corps.
Tie B::-eau Of Military Justice aid The
Pay Department are excepted from de-
tai!.. D..:sile,! staff officers arc t. serve
four years. the Inject being 70 select tie
hes. ..lateTi.. for s:lff ddty. and promo
.iun in all branches i, to he opened. The
Ts-;r.:e..:s are - i- constituted aiid the
n.sicc-s assigned to staff or line duties.
o: # unworthy. tn he mustered ont Of
the Beard Those Of over thirty yeas
sersie- will thus u put o0t, 10 go on
he retired list. NJ officer II II 81 out
or lie pat ont by reason Of the mere re-
;:lct;on ii the force. bEt Is to cont!nna
II It's service unless lie resigns or Is
removed ty the DOaid. Provision ls
EIeio fa- :hs payment Of troops bE
drafts at convenient, posts as ptLaioiis
aye now paid.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-19
GENERAL. HCTLEE; o. TIE FRANK
iSC PRIVILEGE.

The Conversational Gccord Ct liarch 6
contains the remarks G: Gen. Batter IL
tie House on tbs bill u provide for the
distribution OF documents printed by AZ
iho-i:y Of Congress, aGl ii seeds fun
is:sl hY tie Agricultural Department.
lie sail:
Oar f1tl.rs. our ceonaTaicaI fathers.
c;.r Dyre ard upright fathers. those 10
whom y. are 80 fond 0t going back :.i'i
SAYING l4ow pure tn,y wee IN he OF
day., u>-l t:l- ranking privilege Il: ~
IsJi.uoses II ;he agents Of the Govern
..;ent. when every document hn- 10 t1
carried on horseback NJ ID expense ten
times greater than Row, aud nobody
.lou.;t Of :,bolishing i. Lot rs sec ~
.ctir how this so-c@l!ei Thanking rTiSi!-
e. Effects .,.- iiielni,-:.; q Congress. l
do not mean to speak toastii!ai!, tat /
wisi, 10 state the .xav, fact as ID oEe
n.-,.i.er ! receive on III ave race over
IT,. ih"Usa nj letters q year. 1 have iia''
n little examination made, and ! hn9
tina. in not one ii twenty Of those letters
have anv personal Government. Iher
como from the widow Of the soldier. iIola
the Illairuci soldier. from MY cid army
associates asking ioc pensions, and from
persons Ill over the country sshir9 Toy
documents CT information frasl the De
;,:,ctilent-. OF caucerTiin" matters before
Congress, AMI :;.e Ike. EuT, l presume
that nv experience corresponds precise
" vita thai Of other gentlemen. Not
one in ten Of your le::ers-not ore N
twenty perhaps-Iciates 10 any business
that concerns You. ! GU have al sB.s
correspondence TO attend 70; !oa ;i"ye
to get information or documents from
tie Derartnents aEi send /: - your
constituents; and mere than that, you
have to r:1l tie risk. where the amount
Of postage is doubtful, Of having the doe
u:.i-nt detained il the postotIce because
net fully prepaid.
Yet We it;e are Ia bear I'll those e--
,relscs AZ al extra tax OF ourselves
Way? Bscaise ou1 fathers did? BY TO
means; bu. because somebody has a5u-
.ed tie fraEkirS privilege al some time
I agree that there hay, he.n abuses Of
the ranking privilege. There are bad
men everyvhere-tsNeT =. Congress than
elsewhere. because we are the chosen
men of the people. l speak With rever-
ence. I hope. il saying hat when Omn-
i.cience undertook to select the twelve
disciples cae Of the twelve L.i q devil,
fiauchtcr:l therefore I insist that there
mus. b. bad men everywhere, AMI that
the ranking privilege, Ike everything
else. may be abused.
Eut al general Law. work loss in some
special cnses. One would suppose that
tie general Laws Of nature could have
been SO framed 10y Onniscisnce and
Omnipotence as to work - injury to
men. Bu: the Divine wisdom has not
50 arraEcei the U;l!vsrse. The light
ming. ~hic!i clears tie ar and renders
i.s - iubriors. may at The sane lime
still and Kill the poor man 5 COW.
(sr.l.i.:,ti,3l holds all things, and yet he
poor workman falling from the scaa"ld.
ut,lsr the operation {! that law. strikes
the SIo4ad crushed and sLai,.-sa
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-19

V.EDIcr.-We, TIE undersigned, jar
ors summoned to appear nofos- II. Eor-
o.>iy. ez-o.Eci0 Coroner Of the comfy
Of Eureka, on the 18th day Of I.rcn.
4. D 1874. to inquire into the cause Of
the death of Ms. Elizabeth Foster. hay
ing been duly sworn. ana made such III
QUESTION after inspecting tie body and
bearing the testimony ailucel, upon
our oaths each and al do say: That We
find that til. deceased eas named Mrs.
Elizabeth Foster: that she vas y native
OF Weston, Platte county, Missouri, and
abou. q years OF age; that she came 10
her death on the 18th day OF March,
1874; and though dying frcm natural
causes, VIC have reason to believe that
her death was FASTENED ~ violence.
The above which is frcm the S.stirel
Of Friday has reference 10 the recent
sudden death at Eureka.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-19

To TIE HONOR OF Ouii I-eiac..i: > !.
sail, that St. ratrick's dry Has ceia-
Era;etl Throughout tLa United States III
: h.hicn OF unprecedented hr.iliarcy
and srandeur and to the lasting credit
of the hundreds Of thousands # t:isl-
u1.a engaged, be il further said, that
frora no quarter % We hear OF any DIS
;r:ra=nces of the peace consequent upon
this enthusiastic celebration.