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INDIA,
QUlTUAIT,

NEW Yonx, july 28-Mlss soalye. II. D.. died
1nne At Maasoo,lc, Northern IullA- She wAa
daughter Of Dr.. soclyo, Of Cleveland. She
wss connected with tho Womany Union African
Mission In Calcutta. Atsa Seofyo was on her
vacation tr1p, Aud diod Of typho4l fsysr.
, 1875-07-27

VIoksnu1a. Mias.. july 2a.--A azs Ia LsTss
strest destroyed : two-story brct ana one
story tFams lonae, the property Of Loulz Pstsss
Loss, el0, ,o00i patty lnsussd.
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Special Hspateh " Fht ch,a1ou Tribune.
LAST SAnlsAw, Mich, July 20.-TLe tug
Cygne. willis towing dredgo ms!es below BL
Charles, .! tbs mouth Of tho Bad nyeE, explol-
cd 1er boiler hbous O'Clock LAST might with tar
rilo forcc, making total wreck Of tho boat and
injnsing Capt. lsaao Parker and tho engineor.
Ths cause Of the explosion u not known. The
boat WAS built hste Ia LEGO, aud WA probably
North {2,608.
Stte,a. Nt1paseA II Ths ch.eaee Tribune.
KALAMAZOO. Jnlg 2b.-D7 tho terrific explosion
OF bolter ia The sawuail of i. Gilman. 1 u,ilss
north Of Oobios, YIN Hu.en County. Two tnsu
were killed. and tho cngtucer mostalls wounded.
Tho amoke.s,ack wAs thrown ovsF high
tsoo, aud tbs body Of QUE Of tho man Into tbs
IARa.
, 1875-07-27

: = QHQWNEU.
5ptt1al Nzr8tsh Ia Ths chicago Ttt14x4.
MAa1srkx. Mioh, July 2g.--A 1on OF John
DouHmap foil into I cstssn On Saturday p!aht
aud wAs drouoed.
Special D.spateA Il TAs cAteaas T5tl4ns.
ST. PAIL Mian., July e8.-Karl dfo7e"a'd,
II yeazs old, a painter By trade, aas dfo"nad
In the Mississippi River yesterday. making ono
boy drowned Tor Zach OF tho shfsa last Successive
Sundays. He wAs bathing, aud undertaking
long swim, waa tAksn wItn ctasup tud sank ~
fore asatutspos could reach hInl- l4e oooy WA
not recovered.
bart OF tue tuw.poet Wisc.co. aged Year,. toll
hi Tia wharf Il Pau = rOuus and was
droHuAd.
49,. -isn Via snJ tlys children tyoyo Into
Cnn..vstte MysT, KIT into doep water. The
wssou. bei ioalod od, and ali ths children wass
drowned.
, 1875-07-27

TAkoob KuAN's MILITARY MOVEMENTS.
BERLIN, July l3,-Tho huasian Ihralitle says
that yacoob Khan. Who koapy \ garrison Of
Ia, 900 mon 1t his Capital, has dispatched II GOO
others to guard his exateFn frontiers against tho
Chinese. Al! these t1oous arc armed kith brooch
leaders and drllisd tIsuropeenns.
, 1875-07-27
SUICIDE.

dt*esaf DaspdteA u The f'Atcaas Tt1bun&.
oAFSxfoa7. IT,, Ju1r 21.-ru this cttT th,,
morning German printer uassed Frank slsso
committed e suicide By taking arssn!s. Ue va 2i
ns*s @ ~, aud had family. Temporarily
lhstl, Wy. 'e's '0' 's's'as es"s
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AUSTRIA.

TIN Lxgk GAFEA6K TENpINlND.
VIENNA. July 7.-Tasse has probably r.r.,v
hssn funassl Of tbs sovereign Of a1,et oonn.
xy which has lsft psopls 70 sa1d and fnd,,.,snt
~ tlss tuassk! ss hs Empssos Tazdlaaad rss.
, 1875-07-27
. HOLLAND.

TER MISSOURI, xAHHAH T4xAs.
6pactol Dsp.sfeh to Tia Chicago IrlbunA.
AnrKapAx. July 20.-Ihs proposal msds BY
The Missouri. Ka1lsas i Texas Directors was to-
Iky. unanimously adopted BY ths Dutch bond
holdstS
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youua m4n named Henry Futchsr Appil&d
to d. Itnds tho othsf day. asking for rslst fruna
1 tsrrtbls PAIN 10 tas side Of AL lssd. M4io4 mss
2rtYt4S hun Asuoss n latEsasiaa. tlis hsAa HAs
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8ststAl DispatsA u TAS CAsaass 1rtk4Hs,
B11zo5sItp. ILL.,. July &6.--A balloon passed
north ever thls eisJ Ut 8 o'clock p. n. u s<&lasa
10 b ii lasst nils high
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8AsnNoTon. D. O.. July 28.-por the Upper
luke ascsson, Upper mississippi and Lower Mis-
Gouri VaIlays. Stationary to falling bsfomstaf.
s9ushsast 70 southwest winds, warmer, partly
occasional rain. "7f
LOCAL oBsE2yArIoN,
, 1875-07-27
FRANCE.
DIED.


PARIS, July Qe.-Tho V.seomrto do Beaumont
yussy, tho woll-known political writer, III dad.
New ionK. July 20.-A cabs dispatch states
that ytca-prcsidcnt Munford, Of tho Weatorn
Ualon Telegraph Company, died In Paris.
THE FLooDs.
j.h1iaon iiaHes.
PANS, July INSTRUMENTATION with regard to
tho deatha at Toulouse still goes on iu certain
Fl6nGh jouInhls. For Instance, one Of thotn hl,-
uounoos that 300 eol1iers hsve beon buried utl-
dsrnaath tho ruins, mud 8,UQ0 pa1aona ktled
during the foods. Your correspondent gava the
number OF ectuai deaths 1t about SI0 and this il
confirmed by An Official tolegrnm pnbIiRhcl by
the Monfte14r, which aayB tllat tho total number
Of bodIaa recovered up to she psessnt time ls
2l8.
AZ Clos and Lislenx, In Calvados, tho rapid
rising Of ths River Touc4ues has cauyod suu.e
pessous havo boen drowned, n,any AouBes hare
lalleu, and two bridges hAVe beeu carried AWAY.
Tho villages and country round were completely
submerged, aud Of course tic cropa ars On
stroyed.
Tho subscriptions raised by Mhdame do Mac
Mahon aud tho Traaxary now amount to
3,597.227f.
TnR INDIRECT TAXES.
An evening paper states that tho indirect tazes
mates by 10, o0o. .o5of.
paosrour1ox or DoSAPARrisr PArEB.
Donapattist paper III Corsica |laa been pros
aouted at tho Marsciles Ass,xas for au
a.sicie describing tho deposition Of tho
E%pst0s iaa - Tina r'voi;us01sty % vots emit
al Assembly sans taundas. The defonso WIS
that the vote WIS T. Rimplo resolution, not .
piece Of legislation, aud could thot efore be
ttaely ofttiGisea. The two de!sudants were ao-
counse, declared the 4th Of september uoss, u
mont worthy OF reprobxlun, thus remA1k sxolt-
ing hlsaea and hootiug.
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SPECIAL D.x,1s.:a TO The Chis.ap Irt5uae.
MILWAUKEE. jill: .G.-Tho Guion hanj7 Ia
Sentinel Office to-dnv refused to work at tbe re-
duction to u corta. anl struck. Hon-Unon
men are working aud tho paper will bo got npt
At usual
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Ths Uuiou Chalk COMPANY Of Aad*!soa, Ind,
4a0, 00Q,
Ys4taraAy sftsrno Oh two cloudA. resembling
vs&af-Spozlat NAta s<41 bssHsAa AafhaQ aud
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Baltic Between tho Turks and Insurgents
in Herzegovina.
Don A{fonso's Narrow Escape from kr-
rest by The German Gov.
ernment.
Lack Of Public Interest In tie Funeral
Of tho Austrian Ex-Emperor.
Tie General Election In lInncarJ'--nus'
sia'z Relations with the Pope.

ERER1 6Htt NlNI
rr1,fH.lLs WRATH AprEAsrD.
LONDON, July 2G.-The I4ond, III TimeA under
ntatds that pl,nsol! has psocarud revival Of
Ills Shipping bill, which Lo abandoned In favor
OF tho Gogetnnept measure. md ttat 1t will now
bo r'aced On lilo order book for next Thursday.
rl,alhoil will then spoloEize to tho House au'i
consent to tho paaatge of tho bin as Paflia-
montarv measure. for one ynar only.
T1n Earl OF Sliaftosbury i,aa written letter
to Pmsoll, earnestly aympathtzlug wi:l, him in
lin efforts to better the condition Of seamcn and
advising MIN to appear n tho House as,:l at,hero
to tho vicns he ex xpreRged but to r,gnlfy liH re.
Erot that excitement lcd im to Violate tho rules
If doha;e. Thn majority Of the rromI1ont daily
aud weakly i0t1silaiH extN uas Q similar Wow.
III tho House Of CoMmohs to-day various
nntices Of motlnnp at1l questions were eiyeu, NIL
lotlccting the depth Ut }ubc lntiigt alton ns tho
Governments wltildraual of the Shipping hill.
.r1ad", will ,ntrp'nco on "Wednesday bill
further empowering tho Duarl of Ttade TO pro-
yent unRehwort4y HhinH from sailing.
rIimsoll meotn with warm adpi'of:. great
number Of lcttoss Of appreciation will be putt.
l(sl,ed Tomorrow. Tie Goyorunlent IL evidently
terrified. ..
Sir Charles Adderleys Slipping bill Ia regard
ed a. Government CONCESSION to and triumph
for pl1nsoll.
oo1L1pED.
Williams i Guion stoaa,sh.p Wyoming. from
Now York for Liverpool, coidcd yesto day nt
Now Brighton. Dotn Iessels wore considerably
damaged ia thalr bulls AMI have teeu docAsd.
THE LOCKOUT.
Thirty cotton mills closed ns Oldham To-day.
the operatives refusing to accept nasters' tbrlua
III regard to waHss.
THE DIRECT CtnLE.
The mans ger OF fbe Direct Quilted statea Cable
aays that no atockho.dor haa been hoyicl In
formation. amn1t portion OF tile caplo has
been injured, probably by tho leo. The con-
tractors aro now replacing. with good cable. ils
injured pnrt.
WENT DOWN At sEA.
Information has beeu lecelye1 OF the wreck,
April Ii, Of ship Stuart Iishneman. on voy.
ago from Bombay. FIvo OF her crow arrived at
Vi. Helena, rho remainder tht1ty-oght III
I,nni,ar, wero dtowued. Tna suryivora wore
thlrteen days Ut sea In an opon boat.
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THE SPIRIT Of DEMOCRACY
Tuesday. September, 1870.

wThe Bank of California has sus-
pended gold payment. Only few days
ago the Commercial, in a discussion
with the Enquirer, instanced this bank
as to what could be done by the specie
resumptionists. There is volume of
correct political information In this re-
mark, which says:
i. president Ralston says the bank has
sufficient assesss to meet all liabilities,
and no one will lose anything, but at
present there is no coin with which to
transact business"
- Want of coin to meet liabilities p
California is the great coin producing
State. 1t has steadily refused to adopt
the greenback standard 1t has made
gold uniform measure of values Now
we see the result. 1t has plenty of as
sets, 1t says, yet because of its not hav-
ing sufficient quantity OF Coin to meet
the liabilities it has been forced into
bankruptcy This is the old story
This is the hard money theory-the
promises of some bank to pay in hard
uOucy WulCu Cdu UoNcI Uc luluiicu. IL
there is any State in the country that is
prepared to resume specie payments it
is California As we have said, gold
there has always been the standard =
Forty million dollars year are produ
ced from its mines. 1t is an immense
agricultural State; one of the largest
wheat-growing and f)ur-manufacturing
States in the Union. 1t is a great wine
exporting and vegetable State. 1t not
only lives within itself, but has balance
Of trade largely in its favor; yet its
great bank can not pay specie to meet
its debts, and is obliged to suspend
This shows how absurd would be the
attempt to maintain specie payments in
the Atlantic States, where we Eave no
such gold facilities as California has,
and where in every respect we would be
at disadvantage with her in seeking to
maintain coin payments. We cannot as
a Nation pay in coin. An attempt to
Immediately do SO means simply ma
tional bankruptcy and ruin.-Cin. Eng
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SHER[FF'S SALE.
John N. Genin, Ex'r,
Samuel H. Petty ct ux.

DY virtae of an order of sale to me direct.
- ed from the court of common pleas of
Monroe county, Ohio. will offer for sale at
the from: door Of the court house,in the town
of Woodsfeld, between the hours of 10
o'clock a. m. and A O'Clock p. m, on
Saturday,the llth day of September, 1875
the following described real estate situate in
Monroe county, Ohio, to wit:
The northeast quarter of the southeast quar-
ter, and the northwest quarter of the southeas
quarter of section thirteen. in township three
of range five, Marietta District containing
eighty acres. except about three acres sold tt
Simon Whitney, as described in deed of Johr
Porter and wife to said Whitney, and now oc
capied by said Petty and wife.
Appraised al 81 .463.
70. LITTLE,
anglo, 0,T5v5. Sheriff N. c. Q.
IloLLlsTER & oKEY, Atrys.
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Senate Joint Resolution, !.

Be senate JOINT keSOlutlOn, m
Proposing an amendment to the Cdnstitu-
tion of the sStateof Ohio.
:, Resolced, By the General dsscm6ls ~ tho
State Of Ohio, That an amendment to the Gen.
stitution of the State Of Ohio be proposed Ii
the following words, to wit: Notwithstanding
the provisions Of the second section Of this
Article, the General Assembly shall hare
power to provide by law, for the assessment
of special tax on dogs without regard to
value, and to provide fur the con6soation and
killing of such animals upon failure or refu.
sal of the owner, keeper or harborer thereof
to pay sach special tax. If this amendmen
20 the Constitution Of the State Of Ohio shall
be adopted by majority Of the electors ~
the State of Ohio, voting at the next election
holden for the election. OF Senators and Rep-
resentatives. shall become section seven Of
the twelfth Article of the Consultation sf
the State of Ohio. At such election the vo-
ters desiring to vote in favor Of said amend, |,
ment, shall have written or printed on their
ballots the words, "For amendment taxing
Dogs;" those desiring to vote against the
amendment the words, aAgainst amendment
taxing Dogs"
ifft I Ia GEO. L. C0NvRR6Rs
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
- g 800 ~ ALPHONS0 HAkT, !ish
4 .es President of, the eenssss
Adopted March 20, ls75--apr6, '75m6.
HaHA
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Notice in Partition.

A MELIA OBLINGER, widow of A. Obling-
n er, deceased, and Martin L. Slusher, her
Guardian; Maria Poggenberg. Louis P. Obling.
er, John W. Oblinger, J. D. Stauver and Eliza.
beth Stauver his wife, Emily Oblinger, J. NJ
Bishop and Sarah Bishop his wife, George w
Littlean Z. E. Little, widow and heirs at law
of A. Oblinger, decd, will take notice that on
the 18th day of August, 1875. Henry a. 0blinger
filed petition in the court of common pleas OF
Monroe county, Ohio, demanding PARTITION Of
the following real estate in said county. to wit
The northeast quarter of the northeast quar-.
ter Of section five, township six and range six
containing forty acres, more or less; that at the
next term of said court an order will be asked
for the assignment of dover and for partition
of said premises, according to the prayer Of
said petition. HOLLISTER 81 OKEY,
aug24, ,'75w6. Att'ys for petitioner.
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Legal Notice.

JOSEPH KUNTZ. of the State Of Pennsyl-
y vania, will take notice that on the gid
day Of July, 1875, B. F. Oblipger, surviving
partner of the late firm of Reiner & 0blinger,
filed his petition in civil action in the court
of common pleas of Monroe county, Ohio,
against Joseph Kuniz, demanding STA so
and interest from October IL, Lesson account
for goods sold and delivered; that on said
god day of July, 1878, an order of attach
ment was issued in said action which was, on
the 2Sth of July, 1875, levied by the Sheriff
of said county on the interest of said Joseph
Kuntz, being the undivided tenth part, sub
ject to the lite estate Of the widow Of A.
Kuntz, deceased. of the following lands in
said county, to wit: The southeast quarter
of the southeast quarter of section twenty
tive; also the west part of the southwest
quarter of section sixteen, all in township
six and range six. containing in all eighty
acres, more or less, which said order has been
returned. Tie defendant is required tc
answer said petition by the first Saturday in
October, 1875. HOLLISTER & 0KEY,
aug3,'75w6. Att'ys for plaintiff
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Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that petition will
IN be presented to the Commissioners of Non.
roe county, Ohio, at their September session
1875, praying for an alteration of the road
leading from the Stafford road to the Lewis
vile road; said alteration to commence on the
ridge at the gate of George Denbow; thence
east on or near the line of the lands of George
Denbow and G W Farley to the lands Of Solo.
mon Sheckel, thence eastward to the lands Of
James Milligan; thence eastward down the run
to his present outlet; thence along said outlet
a northeasterly course to the lands of ]. B
Williams: thence on or near the line of said
Williams and Milligan to the old road; also
praying for the vacation of the old road be
tween the above named points.
aug10, 75w5. A PETITIONER.
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Legal Notice.

ELIJAH MCMAHON, who resides out ot
r. the State of Ohio. will take notice that on
the 3oth day of July. 1875, John N. Genin, a,
Executor of Thomas II Genin, deceased, filed
petition in the office of the clerk of the court
of common pleas of Monroe county, Ohio, the
object and prayer of which is to revive judg
ment rendered in said court at the May tern
thereof for 1S69,in favor Of said John N. Genir
as such Executor, and against John McMahor
and Elijah Mcmahon. on which there is a bal
ance due of $466 4G and interest at 10 per cent
per annum from April II, 1870.
The said judgment has become dormant; yor
are required to appear in said action on the 20tf
day of September, 1875, or in default thereo
plaintiff will ask for an order revivingsaid judg
ment at the term of said court next after sait
dsy. HOLLISTER d oKEY,
aug3, ,75w6. Att'ys for plaintiff
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Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that a petition 1ill
IN be presented to the Commissioner sf
Monroe county, Ohio, at their September So
sion, praying for an alteration of the Besls-
Vile and Woodsfeld road, beginning at or near
gate on the hill between Sunfish and StAad.
ing Stone run; thence westerly course to near
Holmes house; thence northerly course, ores
sing the new bridge across Sunfish Greek, and
intersee..ing the old road at the most suitslis
point.
Also, beginning at the lower end Of Benja.
min Coates bottom field, in the road leading NJ
and down the creek; thence down the creek
along the hill side on the north side thereof
and intersecting the old road opposite the pro-
ent fording below the bridge. -,
july20, ''5w5. A PETITIONERS =
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Legal Notice.

NICHOLAS LUDWIG and Catharine Lud-
~ wig his wife. of the State of West Viz
ginia, will take notice that on the 10th day OF
August, 1875, Peter Dorr, filed a petition in
the court Of common pleas of Monroe county.
Ohio, against them and Jacob Ludwig, asking
for judgment against Nicholas Ludwig 70:
$1G3 40 and interest at per cent from April
1874. on promissory note, and for a decree
foreclosing mortgage given on lot number
fourteen in Miltonsburg, in said county, to Sc.
cure said claim and for an order to sell said
lremises to pay said claim. You are required
to answer said petition by the 9th day of Octo
Der, 1875. HOLLISTER 6 OKEY.
aug12, 75w6. Att'ys for plaintiff.
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THOMAS BOTHWELL'S ESTATE.

NOTICE is berehv given that the subscribers
~ have been app, ilted Administrators on the
estate of Thomas Boutwell,, late of Monroe
county, decd q JOHNM. TWINEM.
aug34, ,'75w3. GEORGE w. BOUTWELL,
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Coughs and Colds.
PEOWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHEs,
LID Chlorate Potash Peetiles,
Gelatine Lozenges,
Wistsr's Dalsam Wild Cherry,
Hill'e Balsam Honey,
Ayers Cherry PcctoraI,
Jayne's Expectorant,
Piso's Cure. For aaie at
L. T. SILLIMAN & CO.'S
DEC " Drug Store.
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Grand Central Java Coffee.

WTE arc agenta. for the GRAND OEN-
wv TRIAL JAVA COFFEE COMPANY.
Their ooffee is sold in pound packages, at
thirty cente per pound, snd each case of
stzty pounds contains a superior eight day
clock, which becomes the property OF the
lucky purchaserwho buys the package con-
thereof to the: clock. The coffee, is ful
value itself for the price charged, and the
clock 10 given as prize to induce pur-
ohssefs TO try th g coffee. ~ ,0i0l7I =
Jan az JOHN AGNEW & SON.
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WORKING to Win. a story for girls,
wv e1.75.
Mistress Of the Manse, by DR.. Holland.
author Of Arthur Bonnyoastle, 81. so.
A History Of Germany, from the Earliest
Times. by Charlton Lewis, 50 SO.
Manual Of Mythology, Greek, Roman.
Morse. Hindoo, Egyptian and Ola German,
by Murray. 1925.
Prairie and Forest. the Game OF North
America, with adventures in their pursuit,
by Gilmore. 81 so.
Hogarth's complete works, in three vo.
!nmes. The Wild North Land, by Major
Butler, With plates, $2. 90. Ristory OF Clnbs
and Club Life, London. Book of Wonder
iul Characters, with portraits. The Slang
Dictionary. historical and anecdotai.
Homes and Hxunts OF tho British PoetsI
London, and other new booke. Nov
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DgEtalUlz CHESTER WHITE PIGS.
aAaMoTa Goss ps and impostsd asssss dpGSsseiiy Ssiy
9lAN OATS. pounds by mail, 81; peck.
81; bnshei, o.; 6nehol,35. Circulars and
Sample Packages Of aeeds free for two
star ts. Address N. P. BOYER,
Feo % tu8 Parkesburg, Chester Co., Pa.
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Am OrdInnnce for tho BETTER Observ.
anco or tho Sabbath Day.

Am Ordinance for tho. BETTER Observ.
anco or tho Sabbath Day.
\ OFFICE CHiEF, OF PonIoE,
isQoLuMBIA, h. O., March 13. 1875.
The following ordinance will be
strictly enforced: : ;>qy- }',5 81
,SKoTIoN 1. Be, Il ordained, by the
Mayor and Aldermen Of the City of Co.
l,fn.6ia. in Council assembled, That from
and after the passage and promulga.
tion OF this ordinance. any merchant,
shop.keeper or vender of wine, spiritu.
ogs. or malt liquors, in any quantity,
to{thet under tavern or retail license:
twho shall keep, his, her or their store,
transaction Of pnsiness 6n the Sabbath
dayS4pAll be- bpbieoe tp 8 pYIalty 'of
NOT Abge thai f6fty.hve dollars, nor
les5 than twenty dojlers. at the discre:
ton of the City Council of Columbia,
for each and every violation of this
SEQ. 3. Aid 6e u farAer ordained,
That any person Evhp shall publicly
work or labor. or employ any other
person to do go, on the Sabbath day.
Except in gases OF emergeuoy.) shall
besaubjeet tor q penalty Of ten dollars
for each and every offence. e. 4
HEGS3. Be il further ordained, That
this ,9sdinsnpe shall take effect .Ysom
anlSafter ito ratification, and that oil
ordinances and parts Of ordinances, re.
pugnant to this ordinance. be, and are
hereby, repealed.
By order of the Mayor.
MARION NIXON. Chief Police.
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"ShotWell's Prolific Oorn!"

"Shotwell's Prolific Oorn!"
A NEW variety, specially adapted to
bushels to the acre, large full size ears.
from 16 to 20 rows each; two and four ears
on stalk Is an early corn. and valuable
Kind N this respect. Farmers and planters
Will do well to plant this corn. Specimen
may be seen ct the Drug and Seed Store OF
Feb 26 t E. H. HEINITBH. DRUGGIST.