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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-11-12

Mr.. Phelps is a gentleman well aad iavoTably
known in this eommun ty, and or the past A. years
has been reco1 ni-ed By our shipping merchants as
one OF the most successful saptgns sailing fuM the
port This test ncny is genuine AMI speaks more
than volumes could express in fAvpr o.. the great
merits Of
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PULLMAN PALACE CARS

Are RIM on all trains OF the road. -, l.
This ia the ONLY LINE running thess cAi MI
tween Chicago and ct. Paul or tnleaso anu 'ii''
waukee. o., Il, 49,
A, 0uiHl our Sleepers connect with the oseI,
Land elee pers the Union racine lNaA4i"'N ~ -
polnts west of the Missouri River.
n, the arrival Of the trains from the tast OF
south. the trains OF the Chica 90 North- "es'e'"
RsiiVay leave CHICAGO as follows.
For COuNCIL BLUFFS, OMAHA and CiLlt vhNia.
Two through trans daily, WIN -. , =. a.,
Drsxiny Room and Sleeping Cars through 10 'ouh-
Gil Bluffs. -. ., .,,..,
For ST. PAUL and MINNEAPOLIS, Two tnroq ls1
trains daily, with Pullman faiaee Oais "''-S-'-
on both trains . e, -,
For GREEN BAY and LAKE. SUPERIOR. Two trans
daily with Pullman Palace Cars atl1e4e'' an '~-
ming through to Marquette
For MILWAUKEE,. Four through Trans 'A''S'
Pullman Cars on nj ght trains
For wINONA and points il Minnesota ote
through train daily
For INTRIGUE, via Freep0rt. Two through ualus
daily with Pullman Cars on night tram
Far prBrQrE and Ia CROSSE, via Clinton, Two w.
through trains daily, with Pullmah CGis On A'sH'
train. ,,.r,
For sIOrX CITY and IANKT0N, Two trains daily
Pullman Cars to Missouri valley Juheti"n'
For LAKE GENEVA, Four trains daily.
For ROCKFORD, STERLING, NEN0sni, JlNts-
VILE, and other points You can nave 4to'a '"o ~
ten trains uaily.
For rates and information not atta!haele from
your home ticket agents, Apply I"
MARVIN HCGHITT,
General Superintendent.
W. II. STENNErT,
General Passenger Agent.
l Ian
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isfellxneous.
CALIFORNIA.

Mar. ,o. an, thought Of goisx to California:
Are va. ro,nr west, North or Northwest:
You vast TO know the best routes ="
The shortest, safest, quickss. and mos CON '''
AHA routss are those owned by the Chiaaso anu
North western Railway Company, IL o"nss
,vo tbousaud miles OF the hes; read there IN i'
eoun,rv. Ask any tcke, agent to show you us
maps and time cards. AL ticket agents Gu" ss''
you through tickets by this route.
Bay your tickets via the Chicago q Moran
Western Railway for
SAN ER a n 6 SCo'
sacramento, Ogden, salt Lake City, cheyenne
Dsuvsr. Omaha. Lincoln, Council Bulls, fanklon'
Sioux CITY. Dubuque, winona, St. Paul, Duluth
Marouette, Green Bay. Oshkosh, MADISON '''A-
waukeo, and all points west or nor'h"s' -
Chleasoi
Iyou wish tie hest travelling aeeommodation ,s
Won viii buy YOUR tickets Wv this route, ana WIZ
take no other.
This popular route is unsurpassed los sP's-'
Comfort and Safety. The Smooth, ~eii-bai'aS'eu
and Perfect Track OF Steel Rails, Westinghouse Ar
Brakes. Mller's Safety Platform and CouplefS' 'n'
celebrated Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars the fel
foe. Telegraph System Of Moving Trans tne re-
ularity with which they run, the admiraoie
arran4sment for running Through Cars from
Chicago to all points West, North and Northwest
s.c,re, 10 passengers all the COMFORTS IN
uoDFRN RAILWAY TRAVELLING.
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\ FISH CARRYING CONCEALED WEAPONS.
"A large butcher, or fsherman's, knife
was found in the nav of hundred-pound
halibut. opened at D. Barnes * Sons fish
market, Yesterday. The blade of the knife.
which is considerably worn with service, is
about six inches long, and is attached to a
stout, fye-inch handle
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GRJSWOLD 4 FRISSELlI,
FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE AG ENCf,
~.n,,.i Rrorrs.nt.s, $50, 0Oo, 900

Va sesirs to call ths attention OF the nSarlns
nublic TO the list Of Insurance Companies repre-
.ented by us as shown below We continue to repre-
SAINT our Old Companies, and have recently added
several others to our list, which now embraces the
OLDEST. Largest and MOST RELIABLE Fire
and Marine Insurance Companies Of this country
and Europe.
RTNA, HARTFORD, >O'''""'o""
HARTFORD. HARTFORD --.-----.- = 100000"
PHGNII, HARTFORD. 1000 """
QUEEN, ENGLAND, ..--------.--- 10 """'"""
NORTH BRITISH & xEEc'rILY, ENG, 900 90"
ROYAL, ENGLAND. --.---.-------- 'i'"""'"""
COMMERCIAL UNION. ENGLAND. i7.ooo,"""
SPRINGFIELD, MASS, i''o"'"""
FRANKLIN, PHILA., Pi.,-.-..-----..I'' ""'oo"
PENNSYLVANIA. PHILi.. Pi..--..--- "''"o'"""
CONTINENTAL, n. Y.,-.-.------.----- %'"o"'"""
Probably there is not another agency in the
country that can show SO strong lis. o. Companies
AZ the above and the advantages and the &C 1nomy
In the end of Insurins in Companies o. 81 strength
and standing as these, Instead Of IN tbs small
Inferior and unreliable ones, vii, We presume be
readily seen and appreciated BY our business men.
Place your Insurance in Companies tia; are KNOWN
to be reliable and that have stood the tes Of such
fires AZ those ofTfey Portland, Chicago and Boston,
and that have done business in III vicinity ior the
last thirty years. and do not accept the policies o.!
the weak, small and unfamiliar Compan es and be
ANNOYED with changes from one Company to smother
and run the risk Of losing the premium or Of having
worthless policy or policies hand in case Of loss.
WKApyEa1IsR Our CoNPAsIEs PLAINLY. SO that
our patrons can see VIA; We have TO ofsr' and can
place 500 900 on asingle risk at moments notice IN
| NOTHING But THE LEADING AMERICAN
AND ENGLISH COMPANIES
All business entrusted to on care VII receive
careful and prompt attention AMI viii be placed in
PERFECTLY Responsible AND HONORABLE
! COMPANIES, and we will always look to our pat
rous' interest and endeavor to serve them IN 4
! faithful and satisfactory manner.
All policies are issued at this Office aa1 We pay al
losses here in current funds, O. gold when desired
Orders by mail CT telegraph promptly attended TO-
! No Fee. for Policies or Surveys.
MUTUAL LIFE ms. CO., NEW i0RA. s'a.ode,o0O'
This is the largest Lie Insurance Company IN the
world.
HARTFORD ACCIDENT ms. CO., 100000.
Thi. is the only Company II re Cai,sl State
devoted exclusively to Accident Insurance, Issuing
both long and short term polices, and is manager!
have had an experiences in the business extending
4 "a. 40 f~.s Hf.aa IT,
/ United States.
~ EVERY osE -BoULp 81 assured AGAISsl
/ ACcIDESTs.
uRlsWuLp& FRlsSELL Agents.
| Sept IS -dAwii Burlington, -
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-11-12

PERSONAL.
WILL the Gentleman who bought aud paid ior
w a Lafy,s tlsin, No i6l.5si. Oct, ith. and
gave his address AS ". L. Henry NottnueIu, T.,
55Is.ss wrste-I wish II correct a M stake made at
the time Any one who inform me where ".
L. '''H'' - J. E. BRISsMAID.
A LAHGE STOCK OF
LAyARUs MORRIS, and other kinds Of good
Spectacles and Eye Glasses
On b,nd No need Of paving peddlers, whether
calling themselves PrVf-ssors % not, douois
and treble prices for 5pectaciss.
d eA1ApAcT AND NEAR SIG HTED, AND
Dor BIZ sIaHrkD sPscrAoLhs A1"Ase
w A"N.is4. .. y. 1RINsMAID,
euri,nyton, Oct q, Is5-Sbvu
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GEN Embellishments.
VEGETINE
WILL CuRE-
= G r Q + L l. A.
sCKOFTLOUs HUMOu.


VEGETINF " u Grad cate from thu ~ stem every
taint u Scrofula and ScrofulOus Hum0r IL has per
manently cured thousands in Boston ana vicinity
who had been long and painful sufferers.
CANCER, CsNCERoUs UUMoH.
The marvellous effect ofVsGgTIyE il case OF Can
Ger and Generous HumOr challenges the most
profound attention Of the med cal faculty, many OF
whom are prescribing VsGsrlsE to tn rpltienls-
CANkEK.
yEGErisE has never failed 10 cure The most u
flexible cases Uf Canker.
MrnCTuINI. DISEASES.
The yfGErISE meets with wonderful success N
the cure OF this class OF diseases.
PAIN IL THE homes.
Ia this complaint the vrsErIsE "a the great
remedy a. 10 removes from the system the produc
ing cause.
SAT- HHEUM.
letter Salt Rneum, scAld Head, DC. will ce--
tsuy Yield to the great Alternative effects oi NEGs-
JISE.
ERYsHPLTAs.
yssgTfss mas never "a led TO care the most IL
yoterste case OF Ely sipelas-
.,uptrss HUNoHs or r"E PACE
Ra,.on should teach u, that a blo:chy. rough OF
,nried az in depends entirely upon the lotefnhl
Sause and no outward applIcAten eau eseI cuie 'i'
80 VTGrrISE Is the gre / bieod purifier.
,nyS TIGERS OK Old SORES,
.roc,usea bv al impure state Of the blood Cleanse
the blood thoroughly Win 'hoE4'Se' 'uO '"S7'
complaints will disappear
cATAHWM.
r.r ,,,,s e,mulaiut the only substantial benefit
can h. obtained through the blood. NEssriSs Is
the great blood puriiior
CoNsrIrATiON.
VseEfISs does not act a. clthArtc to no'','tale
the bowels but cleauses all the organs eh-''i u
each to perform the uncti Us dev'iVlnE ui'oh 'el'
yeey,ISs has restored Thousands to health VINO
havs been long anu painful sufferers
DYSPEPSIA.
IrvyGEr,yKis ttken regularly, according TO d.
rections. a certain aud speedy cure will ioilo" It's
use.
r,INCyESs At THE STOMACH.
yres,1sg ia not a stimulating b,tteIs which
c-eates A fictitious appetite. but gentle tonic
witch assists nature 10 restore the stomach TO a
healthy action. D
FEMALE WEAKNESS.
ygGErIsE acts directly upon the causes oil these
.ouplaints IL inv SOrates and strengthens ire
whole system, acts upon tho secretve orsAps shd
ailays infammatIcn Z.
..ENERAt. pERILir'.
In this G mpiant the good effects Of the Nkaktsk
IL. as debility denotes deficiency OF the b'o"d anu
VsGxrISE acts direct y upon the blood.
VE6ETiNE is sold ~ Ri Druggists.
Oct 2, DAWN
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81 the first prize was awarded to Mont
gomery ana the second one to Wilkinson.
Immediately after the frs; match. sub
cription purse of Sl6-S6 to first 81 to sec
ond. 81 to third. was shot for The score
ctood
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Diamond Rheumatic cure I,

Obtained st No. 3 Hanover Street. Boston. Tho
statements accompany M the directions. seemed
reaso gable. and determ r-i 10 eve X ar 'rtAi-
d.d so al the same time heing without faith in is
efficacy foll0E5t tho directions, and the reslits
were that on us.u- the :hirt bottle was sens ne
that i was actia- powe-iIily aud Ayor-ely' anu
away and now have occasion To g1is With Joy
that 10 longer have T. hear them.
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rrsr g. P,tsrsResgu.-fhe shins'' m"
ST tne lroa Bridge on Catherine street
aane. by q F.. Mort %, Nas burned We'd
fc-Iav ev,uias. Inc bridge was On fire a
number 1f times. but vas saved VITA hnt
little saa.a.e. The builliug at the zane place
wa. burned three years ago this Fall ai
thu ume tic old covered bridge Wa burned
The nil was fully insured.
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cb,mulain Transportation Co.. Line Boats run IS
foi1dxs, Gong routh, leave Burlington a. -
,1r1b F,.-ry-boat leaves Burlington at ll-oo
a "a. returning at as an.
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.Misffllanfous.

AGENTS wanted Good chance i1r mas
Teas inc money!. I Q parties vino devote v hoia
~ mari or part OF time in selling our teas;
~ Send for terms. y. o. nok "a
s;KEaT AMERICAN TEA CO., 81 = . 'esss %
NJ Yet 81, tdAwlw
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By the explosion of a locomotive engine
on the Easton and Amboy railroad. near
South Someryille, y. j.. reported yesterday,
five men we're killed and 80 others were in
inred. several Of them fatally. All were
workmen on the road.
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The town of " eston is the first to vote
aid to the Greer Mountain narrow-gauge
road. which it did, Wednesday, to the
amount of eight times its grand list, by an
.I-.,.-, ,t,,a nirnous vOte
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TIE burlington and Lamoiiie Railroad
bridge aera-- che Winoo>ki river l. nearly
comp,acia the false bridge wa removed
r. ,-
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Tns BARRE MURDER The States exami-
nation in the S,reeter tragedy. in which
Asa Magoon j. the alleged murderer, open
al at the Town Hall, Barre, Tuesday.
STATE, Attorney Dillingham;, assisted by
Boyee Brothers, appear for the prosecution.
and Charles H. Heath for defendant. The
S.ate's Attorney entered noHe prOse4H as
to young A-a Magoon, who was arrested
for completely. Several witnesses on the
part Of the State were examined, Hannah
PERU. Merritt Wild and Roman Bradbu-
ry being the principal ones. The evidence
of the two former witnesses was repeti-
tior of what has already been published.
Mr.. Bradbury 5 evidence elected the fact
that he heard blows in the road and noise
a. Of Wrenching boards from fence. His
testimony WAS damaging to the prisoner.
The counsel for the defendant rigidly cross
examined the witness. but failed to break
hi direct testimony.
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LlNc5Lx-On Monday last j. II. Batch
elder purchased lot Of \. j. Cushman.
near the VI. f church, Tor the purpose OF
erecting a steam mil, tor the manufacture
Of clapb1ards. to he ready Dec. LIST: lie
expects to employ about sixteen men IN the
mill
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$40 to $500.
WANTED

..,,. G,r the hest selling Prize Package IN The
world IL contains 10 sheets paper, 10 envelopes So
den pen, pen holder. pencil. patent yard measure,
and piece Of jewslry single paesase IN sieJS1t
ne postuabi % cts Circular nee bRlpL
70. ;sS Broadway. N. Y.-oct 10, tdAwiW
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WApsN The starch factory belonging
t. j B. Rogers, in Walden, was destroyed
by fire Wednesday night Loss s.,
insured Tor 81 900.
There are eight inches Of snow and good
-.oighing here.
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The managers of the narrow gauge
railroad project through Vermont, the
southern terminus to be at Shelbarne
Falls or Greenfield, are full of courage
desnite the hard times The preliminary
survey has been made, enough STOCK mas
been taken to permit organization under
the Vermont law, ten per cent oil the SUI
seriptions have been paid in, and the towns
have began to bond. II. Blanchard. presi-
dent of the forty-frst parallel railroad al
New YorS, is said to have promised that
if the town would raise $4,000 to the mile'
he would furnish funds to complete the IN
dertaking.
Mortified Lodge. No. 10.
10. c. T., have elected as officers for the en-
suing quarter. the following persons w
CT. wv. Bryant W. V. T.. Mrs Alma
Buckley W. s., II. A. Clifford; W, +. s.
/ Nettie Braly: W. L. j. P. Brooks; W. Z :
Rev. A. B. Truax W. NJ, j. W. Gregory
W. l. q. Mrs. NJ. Gilman W. Sentinel
| Morrill, Gilman W. Organist, Fanny hoi-
brook. This lodge now has about 22O mem
bers in good sta-ding.
George Coffran won the medal, last ri
day, over James Johnston, who tied him a.
the time of the general target practice o.
Co. F, on the Saturday previous.
A Mr.. Griswold. reformed inebrlat'
from Hartford, Conn, addressed the Ladies
Temperance Association, at Howe's Hall
last Sunday evening.
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ARTH u r.

,rrrsTRaTEp HOME MAGAZlS4 The
1 ,IH,,,s,aH Mavazins OF America Two Serial
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@ r. porr; and MIRIAM" by 7. ;, ArtheF-
,,rss - =, nor YEAR Three copies for 500 splen
aid hoox efr,rs and premiums. Specimen number
"a cts. T. =. ARTHUR 4 son, Phllsdeipala; "a
~.rauRtI. DEAFNESS. CoNSn
Il TON, positively cured by DIX. - 49, n :
New Method. Consultation free BY niaii: AS,', "
m :. p. sroDDARD, Medical Director, 70, We
nth street. New York, OCT ~ fdH"i"
$40 to $500. to ns sIss'' 3'1 = pass
- n,'rled = Men and Idl0ms Of Wall street
eypIainin eyerything SENT PRE-. JeHs i III
ne !. 90. Rankers and Brokers', a. Bfoan"sS .
New York-oct 10. td&wiw
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DOWN, DOWN, DOWN
YOU SHOULD REMEMBER IT.
AL kinds OF

Done in the very best manner and at prices lower
than ever offered before in this section.
n Particular attention given to Eeplatiny
TABLE KNIVES, FORKS. SPOONS, CASrOhS
ICE PlrChERS, WATCH CASES, CHAINS, Sc A O.
ALL WORK WARRANTED.
business = :. - - - ~
Orders by Mail and Express, or work Ieft at
Ha.ars Store, College ST., will receive prompt
attention. ffs
shop over whtney's Hat and Fur Store, Church
Street. respectfully, ~
DAVID MITCHELL q CO.
Burlington. VT, Oct. 22-d&wim
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"a qqq 9 Q .
READ THE FOLLOWING
CLU BBING Il A L Els!
WHICH WE ARE NOW PREPARED To NAME
FOR 1876.
Snecial Inducements

We will send the WEEKLY Free Pass ana
any of the Publications named below, for
one year. at the prices Affixed. IheS arc
selected with great care ant compose the
leading periodicals of their several classes
and the rates are much less than 1t ordered
1 IL I'm, thn rnnhlisherl
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LEAVE BurLissros, going North, on the .fe,s.
Vermont r. r., - AZ a. u, except n9hea y
moru,n- and as 3. N. and 10 anu -
y. m, goin. East at I2.25 and - ?. n;
soin- south. on the Rutland and Surlington n
r., 10 and 1915 a. m, aud so and 80 ~ ;e
ARnrvE nom the North and West at 10 aha ~ .
a md ~ nm. rom the South, At and
e25 A. n: 446 and lib p. N
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The veGErISE meets with wonderful success
the cure o. this class OF diseases.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-11-12

The marvellous effect otVEGgrISE IL case OF Can
Ger and Generous HumJr, challenges the most
urpouud attention OF the med cal faculty, many OF
whom are prescribing Vs6 srIsE TO tn rpltienls
CANkEK.
yEGErisE has never failed 10 cure The most u
flexible cases Uf Canser.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-03-12

FaRsHsg IN sSA1uDA RIvEs.-PeEsons
living near 6siuds River report it's
rise as high as it was in 1852, but We
hear OF little damage resulting. We
regret to learn that Maj. r. A. Griffin
lost thirty or forty head OF his fine
Merino sheep, which were swept from
an island on his premises. Col. Miller
was only few days ago negotiating a
sale of some OF these sheep at from S15
to 800 head.-Green,oood Ne,o Era.
The employees OF the Charlotte Oh.
serOer have gono daft on Clara Wild.
man, "the pearl OF song" etc. and
presented her with toilet set. The
U. publishes the correspondence.
The total loss by the late fire at
Sherman, Texas. is estimated at $lOO,.
o0O. The fire is supposed to be the
work OF incendiaries.
Mr.. William Dulin, Of Clear Greek
township. in Aecklenburg County, N.
o., was killed on last Saturday even.
ing. the 9th ult., by being thrown
from his horae while riding near homa.
His horse became frightened at some
ooIeot on the roadside, and pitched
MIR. Dulin over his head, and struck
him In the stomach with both fore feet.
There is curious difference Of opi.
MON In the country. The Milwaukee
Sentinel says that If the ex. .Confederates
sit in the Forty-fourth Congress, "the
last hope OF liberty is gone" Pie
Sentinel should, then. shut up shop
and Join the carpet baggers' hegira to
New Mexico.
Mr. John @. Neville had little son
drowned during the freshet, by acoi.
dentally falling in o branch, where the
waters OF Tuloo River had backed M
the stream. Another little son nearly
lost his life in endeavering to save the
Lille OF his little brother. ,rS
lKeo,oee Courier.
The shooting of 6va men by a
drunken man brought about an enthu-
siastic temperance meeting in a New
England town recently.
South Carolina 6s were quoted in
New York on the 10Th, at 81; January
and July, 20.
Foreigners are now admitted into
the interior OF Japan, if provided with
special passports.
Great distress is reported to be e1
listing among the working population
OF Berlin.
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The Attractions arp 1noreasipgl
~ e. q = :. - J..
AT THE
GRAND CENTRAL
DRY GOODS ESTABLISHMENT
w. D. LOVE & GO.
The Attractions arp Inereasingl

We are daily adding to all the depart
ments OF our Establishment large lines of
Choice and Desirable SPRING GOODS, at
popular prices.
Families in lnoed OF SPRING SUPPLIES
and strangers visiting this city should no.
fail to give our stock close inspection be-
fore making thair purchases. 1
Al! needing Dry GOODS. ROOTS.
SHOES, CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, Gents'
FURNISHING GOODS. or any article kept
in Firat Glass Store, will cave money by
making their purchases at the Grand Gen.
trail Dry Goods Establishment OF
VIM. D. LOVE L CO.,
Columbia, B. @.
Samples sent gratuitously to all parts OF
the country on application. Mar II
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And now we have we'll authenticated
Intelligence of q state OF utter lawless.
ness in Illinois, tho home of the great
outrage.shrieker Logan. The Repub-
lican Governor asks the Legislature to
put down che rioters, and the Legisla-
ture qnibbles over the amouns OF
money to be appropriated for the pur.
pose, and nothing is done. Sheridan
Is not ordered there. Congress is not
askad for supplemental legislation.
Nobody lifts hand. Meantime, men
go on shooting eaeh other. and Jseme
OF the loyal Republicans so far allow
their angry passions to rise as to swing
tho man and brother from the boughs
Of the outrageous oaks that spread
over tho loyal land. Brethren, these
things ought, not to be.
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From advices Just received 'as the
Bbseen OF, Statistics it appears that the
total number Of immigrants who ar
rived as the port of New York daring
the month. OF February. 1875. was
4,e78s Of whom 8, 479 we're males and
1897 females. During the same
month In 1874 che total number ar
rived at the, port. was 1922, Of whom
3.008 ,Wete males and 1,2l4femalss.
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Sale Of Unclaimed Property.
II WILL sell, at the Guard House. on
IL MONDAY, the 18th instant, at 10 O'Clock
PEnrY, supposed to have been stolen:
Yasise and contents, I Yalise, 4 Silver
Watches, 2 Chains, 8 pieces Calico, pieoe
Delaine, Rifle, 8 Pistols nnd2 Eilver Oups.
n. F. NIXON,
March Chief OF Police.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-03-12
For Sale or Rent,

- COMMODIOUSa and handsomely-
GMN finished COTTAGE HOUSE, North
1l.Awest corner Pendleton and Assembly
streets; with fine Stables, Kitchen, Gar.
den, etc, attached; Hot and Cold Water
and all othor oonvenienoes. Pos. session
given april 1. Apply to
March S Jos TAYLOR J..
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-03-12

Baggies. Rockawaya and Wagons.
N and WAGONS must be eoid to clooe
the busineas, 6argo ms IN Mese htcles soU
be offered to, the ,lert thirty ddys, and oe-
hfctes sold beloio their pale6. ~
Light 2 Horse Milhurn Wagons. com.
plete, ct $50. , ,, III,
Heavy : Horse Milburn wagons. oom-
plete, et $50. H+h o'7N ~
Light 4 Horse or Milburn Wagons, oom.
plete, at 500. I'll
While bargains in Buggies and Rocka-
ways will be given regardless OF cost.
March 8 JOHN AGNEW.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-03-12
For Rent or Sale. .

AA> TIE commodious HOUSE on the
MH corner Of Assembly and Lady etrests
'1sis undergoing repairs, and will be
rented or sold on reasonable terms. IT,
quire Of M r. HWAFEIERD.
Feb FL ft -.