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FoUND.

y black marc, tied to n cedar trrr, near 'Ifog
Toinl." on the IAmuillc and Elkn road. Tho mare
IL lr',il"l cn tho l"ii EhInl Ter. thus: JR. Tho
owner viii please c0Iao and "s""" r1r, 90 that | can
ace INC printer JoE I. TIIlPt.ETT.
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TJoTIoD Or AaslssrEawg.


TIoT1CxI OF asSDsaEEdHg.
SrAlR KING SiLvEl. MINING COMPANY.
Location Of principal place Df husiucss. san
FThnrlsco, Caiif"rnit: lociiiuu Of work :
Sprncrrnnnt Mining District, EIk0 county. State
.! Nevada. 'Spiicc Il hereby gwen that nt "A
meeting Of The Board Of Directors h"II on tho
?iih iliy al February, 1916. nu n<srs-.ucnl. (No.
!l"1 OF Twenty-Five (Ei) cents per share wa. iev.
icl upon the capital stock az The cntporLiion,
payable Immediately. in United Sini"a gold
coin, ~ the Secretary At the Office I the com
piny lnoin "a and "a MrTchautI' Exchange,
California street, san FiHnriscO. Cni.
Any stock HPon which Mi, nsscts.nhnt hail
remain unpaid on wednesday the aI.t ,lnr
Of March. laIj. shall DC hcciu"d GcIinunrnt and
win be lWy advertised fur sale ~ public aus.
iihn, ana unless Payment IL made %i,rfnfn will he
sold on MONDAY. the 2mi day ~ AitiI,
iS11.. Ia pay tho delinquent i.sc,.inoui. togcii..
sale. '"' "
LOUIS KAPLAS, Secretary.
..0rricr--Eooins % and q Merchant. TX.
change, California street, san Francisco, Cal.
.fnii.td ""'- IS ... ........ 81.
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TAARR1UD,

IN Elko. Nc.aii. March, 30, 1s7i. Icy lev. e. D..
h'ntIs.C O.,S Wright. Of tho EtRu ISuErE"i,zSr,
10 Miss GCoTgia l.. Neville. '
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have been 'inpyoysa I iBs, getting; lid 81
81, COO. 600 Of doubtful or epurious
claims. And the unwillingness Of the
Court, upon eiser.sin ,eesasion. 20 al
low inquiry into the facts Of the vail
dity Of the boqds. WAS shown. proba-
bly,. when suoh inquiry was only;a sid.
Issue. Its view of its duty might be
different. il the inquiry was msie di-
rect. While We have come to d q, ffereut
oonolusiou from that acted upun toy
the Attorney General, we d,ff.r from
him with some hesitanoy. aud are
pleased to believe that he was uotuntrd
by patriotic purpose and good inteu-
tious.in desiring to have tile ACT to re-
duoe the volame OF the debt unqn.s
toned aud unaffected by cola erai
issues. ftA .fs--
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UNIVERSITY OF SopTH CAROLINA.

COLUMBIA, s o.. february q. 1875.
Editor Daily PAosair-DEAR SIR: L
wrIre.o thAuk you for your very ap
propria'e article in this mornings
.mper. regarding the lack OF rtcsnt
Engl,Sh literature in the University
Library. Y"u are familiar with tL.
csusrs of this deficiency which re-.
oeived poiioe il the ANIMAL reports Of
my predeoessoIs and myself, but
doubtless view the matter 10 the very
proper light Of supplying such a de
tcieuGy as far as Possible aud at AN
assly g date "a nraetiashle vithnnt in
jury to more deserving objects While
the ia in view-as You Can only he
aware-the utmost care aud much
labor is necessary to preserve the vain.
able books now in the Library, In the
present rotten. lesky aud dilapiciated
condition of the roof of the Library
Hall. matter which has attraot. Il the
attention of the. Chairman of the Lii
brary Committee. who 'is doing all he
cun. aud who should be aided IN his
endeavor, to cause the necessary r.
pairs to be made. Again thanking
yon for the attention yon have publl.l,
called to this subject, remain. very
respectfully. yOnr obedieut servaut,
ERASTUS W.. EVERSON,
Librarian.
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Co6HT % EE flslia ssSSSYSSy
RuAHY 2. Tie o6uftsmssia ii Ie.G.tM :.
Jndoe r! ~ fN1ayneb5s.. q. q. ,,..;s, .Si,1'-i'

CouRr OF t3StsEis AE Sxs8fiSSSs FEE
RuARY 2. TIC c6utt met 1t Ie.G.sM.,
Judge 3 F. q. qlts.rpsshter psesiaing..'>
The following cases were. called and
tried: State vs. Will of
grand larceny. State ips., Polly. Gyies-
prisoner pleaded guilty of, grand Law
ceny. State us. A. g. Davis--charged
with forgery; guilty. of passing forged
paper; not guilty as, to gtha other
counts. State us Milissa Smith
charged with grand larceny; not guilty.
John t. Sloan, Jr.. attorney for ds.
fendant. Jury was aworn and EN-.
panneled for the triai of The Gas. uf
State us. EIies Gslser: T. M. Wilkes.
attorney for defendant. Adjourned
until 10 O'Clock tomorrow
The following is iist OF true bills
found by She grand jury: State ps.
Abram Barnes. ALIAS Abram 3 .ruwell,
charged with assanlt with lhttnt 10
kill. and assault and battery; State ,ps.
John Raleigh. charged with murd.,:
State us John Harrison aud TiIon,as
Thompson, charged with grand iar.
oeny; State us. Abram Earle. charged.
with assault and int-nt ro ,nb: S,n,e
us. Henry HOpson. alias H-nryi .HJI.
kins. charged with grapd iatcruy; State
us. ,Wm. Porter, chnrReu wrh p.aud
larceny; State os. Wlufirld r .bi nron.
charged With burglary anA grand lar
ceny-no bill as to burglary. ,rne till
as to grand larceny; Sfatr PSI Sarah
Porter, charged with assan ~ a nd iu.
tent TO kill, sud assault and bottery;
State us. Henry L.Braud, Charged
With grand inrceny-true bill. InW 10
petit larceny; State rs Miissa alias
Milissa Smith, charged with Jgrand lar
ceny; State us julia Morris and Fan.
ME Galloway, alias Frances Galloway,
charged with reosiying stolen goo ";
State us. Alexander Blizzard and ,Wm.
Wilson. charged With grand larceny.
->->>>,>~~~---~.-- - N'--4F
NAIL ARRANGEMENTs.- --Northsrn
mail opens $50 A. NJ. 3 P. NJ. closes
IL 4. NJ. g. P. N. Charleston omen. &
a. NJ, $50 r. NJ. closes 8 A. NJ. ,6P.
II. Western opens 6 A. NJ, Up.
NJ; closes 6, 1.3O P! n. GreenviIle
opens :. As P. NJ. closes 6 A. III. Will
mington opens P. NJ; closes III. 80
a. NJ. On Sunday open from g 30 to
3.3OP.
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1seS.rSaXTdf esFas, F1Si6xTy exdsss..
MEs1PHIs, TENN.

111S.m4Fdi Gfas, F4Sfn6Fy VxdeSS.
MRsRHrs, TENN.
WRsTERN AND ATLANTIC r. r. Co.,
OFT10s GEN. fAss'R & TIoKErAa'T. /.
ATLANTA. GA. January22, 1876. 81
The following telegram, sont by the
Associated Press Agent at New Or
leans, explains itself:
No MAnDI GRAs New ORLEANS,
January 2l.-The Mystic Society here
have deo'ded to dispense with The pa.
rade on Marli Gras day, on account of
the absence of his Royal Highness
King Prosperity.
For several years Mardi Grns has
been celebrated iu Memphis. Tenn. =,
With Huch SUCCESS IN to rival Now Or.
leans. and last year it wss pronounced
by every one who Witnessed it to be
far better than anything ever seen in
this country. The celebration this
year at Memphis will turpass all others
in elegance and splendor. For the
convenience OF those who desireito go.
the Western an'dsAtiaptfo Railroad und
it's connections; Iflf SBeil, com mencing
February s. RoUNb TRtP Y1oKs7s Fur
ONE FARE. s22 80. good toGrsturn be-
fore February l5. y 81 tis|.s ~ g, i'-'
Through First Glass Days Coaches
leave AtIab ia daily ut 35 P. NJ. for
Memphis. without changc. aud no
charge is made for occupying seats
Magnificent Palace Sleeping and
Drawing-room Coaches leuve Atlanta
daily at 8 35 p. NJ, for Memphis,
without chuuge. Our supply of Pa
lace Driving -ropm and Sleeping Cars
is ample for any emergency. aud spe-
cal cars Gun be furnished upon appIi-
cation. to leave Augusta. Athens.
Rome. Savannah, Charlestop, Macon,
Columbus or Charlotte. Parties dee
string to go should notify me az early
Us possible. b. W WRENN,
Gen. P"ss'r and Ticket Agent,
Atlanta. Gu.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS. FEBRUARY e.
Mansion Rouse-D r Duncan; Spar-
tanburg; e w Wheeler, city; ;aJnL
Black, Ohagieaton Jamea r Johnston,
Charlotte; j w Murshah. York Oo;aJ
Pagan. Ridgeway; Juiiua: Mile; F. uf
81, SWith's T o; j % Donaldson.
Greenville; f. A Brown Cihcinnasi;.,J j
WtLivingstoD, Seneca; tR E Bowen,
Pickeu8. e.. <Ea- - : ~, rs "a. tasl .,.ij
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BEECHER ON DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
-Reierrlpg to the want oi fidelity be-
tween man and man, which hegets u
spirit of fraud, he says: medicines
are adulterated; bread is adulterate,i; !;
coffee IL mixed; your sugar is adulte-
rated" This ie all true; aud we may
add scme s..c.liDg revelations with re-
gard to the adulterations and mixture
OF medicines, which our people, with
blind credullty, swallow upon faith
Brapdreth's Pills contuiu extract of
pokeberries, safIron. cloves, aioes
Railways Relief contains tiucture uI
pepper, alcohol. camphor; your spices,
too, are mixed with saw-dust and
ground-up musty ship crackers; crea m
Of tartar is mixed with white earth
and slime, and cooking soda is mix
ture OF powdered washing soda.
Your security, then. is to buy articles
prepared at home. of warranted purity
and approved worth.
HeinItsh's Buking Powder-the
cooks favorlte-is the best and cheap
est.
Heinitsh's Pure Baking Soda and
Cream Tartar, for bread aud biscuit.
heihttbu o IuIo drOuuu Iepper,
Mustard and Cinnamon.
Heinitsh's Pure Flavoring Extracts.
Heinitsh's Quaker Linimont better
than Ready Relief; speedy cure.
Hesnitsh's Blood and Liver Pills,
entirely vegetable, and n marvellous
medicine for the Liver. Stomuoh and
Bowels. Heinitsh's Blood Purifying
Liver Pills cures Liver Com plaint,
Headache, Stomach Disorders, Iudi-
gestion and Constipation.
Stanley's Congh Syrup cures ull
kinds OF Coughs, Hoarseness, Brnn-
chitis. incipient Consumption. Try
it; don't delay. A Cough gets worse
with every days neglect.
Medicines of all kinds. of warranted
quality, at the lowest prices. Make
bat one trial and be convinced.
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The WEAR AND TEAR OF CITY LIFE.
The wear aud tear Of city life are IL
severe tax upon the strongest constitu-
tions. The hurry and bustie aud anx-
ieties Of business keep tue nervone
system in a state of unnatural tension
during business hours. and in the end
impair the elasticity and vigor of the
vital organization. The penalty Of all
undue excitement is subsequent ex.
haustion. The best remedy for il,
whatever the cause. is Hostetter's Sto-
mach Bitters. the tonic and alternative
properties Of which rapidly difruse
themselves through the entire system,
revive and reinforce every dormant
faculty. and restore natural condition
of body and mind. Some moral re-
formers insist upon the disnse Of all
stim ulants. This. to say the least of
it, is irrational. All competent physi-
CLANS admit that O pure medicated
stimnlant ie one OF the most useful
remedies known. As tonic aud in
vlgorant for the aged and languid,
Hostetter's Bitters has no equal. 1t ia
the sheet-anchor of the feeble and de-.
bilitated. In all climates and in every
species Of disorder which breaks down
the bodily strength, 1t is an absolute
specific. 1t is also an invaluable
remedy for sea sickness. The nausea
and retching caused by the pitching
and rolling Of vessel at sea paralyz yzes
the bodily and mental energies, and
those who suffer from it would do we'll
to resort to the Bitters as a means of
sure and permanent relief. No steamer
should sail without supply of the
article. Among the botanic ingredi-
ents Of which 1t is composed are some
Of the most powerful blood depurents
which the vegetable kingdom affords.
Consequently. it not only tones and
invigorates. but also purifies the sys.
tenn through the natural sluices which
nature has provided. j 80 1891
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Ooe hand made with one mule on
Mr. N. q. Robertson's Fairfield planta.
ton seventeen bales of cotton, weigh
ing 454 pounds each, besides loo
bushels Of corn.
Can yoa not get mp a club to go to
Memphis to Mardi Grss?
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LIST OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. i
John Agnew & Son-Olty Taxes.
Perry & Siawson-Wako Up. N'' -
Meeting Richland Lodge.
Kinard & Wiley-Kid Gloves.
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7oriTsYiF MKffsHassi lSF tIig

Reading matter on every page.
Wake up-see advertisement. {.
Transient advertisements and ne.
tices must be paid for in advance.
Plant fruit trees we'll, care for them.
and get good crops.
The delightful weather. yesterday.
caused grand turnout OF the ladies.
Capt. J. II. Sawyer was yesterday
elected Cashier of the Central National
Bank.
The financial pressure is isossu;ne.
Even the days are not 80 "short" as
they were.
Mr.. Galetti and bis trained birds
are still the street attraction. The e1-
hibition is amusing and wonderful.
Mr.. jacob G. Lyons is on a visit to
his old home. He looks remarkably
we'll.
Col. 81. T. Psake. the reconstruction
OF the Laurens Railroad. ia in the CITY.
He reports that "thelvork goes bravely
op." -
Messrs. Kinard & Wiley have just
opened q stock OF white kids. of the
best makers. Gentlemen attending
the ball will do we'll to call.
Mr.. Epstin desires his patrons to
remember that he has all the para
phernalia necessary for gentlemen at
tending the Rifie Ball
Joe. young con Of Mr.. W. e. Rose,
shot himself through the hand, yester-
day. while playing with pistol. An
other warning.
Job printing of every kind, from
miniature visiting card to four.sheet
poster. turned oat. ut short notice,
from rHGNIx office. Try us.
A handsome uniform of the Rich.
land Rifle Club, with cap. belt, &c..
worn but 8ncs or twice. is for sale at a
reduction'from cost. Inquire at this
Office.
This is remarkably open winter.
The oldest inhabitant does not remem-
Der winter in the past twenty. Eve
yeara, when ioafers could stand on the
corners as they do now.
A large number of delegates to the
convention Of the Patrons OF Hus-
bandry (which meets in Charleston to-
day) have passed through Columbia
during the past three days. Nearly
every Northern and Northwestern
State was represented. ~
Mr.. Henry M. Gibson is the agent
for Cheatham's "Ohampion Prolific
Cotton, which. it is claimed, is far
ahead of any other-sevan bales hav.
ing been produced from one acre. Mr..
Gibson has samples Of bolls. wonderful
in size. Call and see them-corner OF
Main and Camden streets.
Our neighbor, Mr.. John @. Seegers,
was recently elected member of the
Board of Trustees of the Colombia
Male Academy. A capital selection,
and deserved compliment. The board
now consists of the following gentle
men: Messrs. Shand, John Fisher,
AcMaster, W. @. Swafisld and See
gers. The institution, under the con-
troll OF Capt. Thompson and capable
assistants. continues to enjoy O large
popularity.
DEATH OF Mr.. GEORGE A. HALL
This well-known citizen died, ycster-
day morning, from the effects of a fall
down the steps Of Parker's Hall, ire
ferred to in Yesterdays PHOENIX Mr..
Hall belonged to an excellent and
wealthy English family, who emigrated
to this country nearly sixty years ago;
be was born at sea. and, therefore,
claimed no nationality. Ainsley Hall,
Esq. wealthy merchant of long ago,
was his uncle. Mr. Hall was bach elor.
and is believed to be the last of his
family. An inquest was held, yester-
day morning, by Acting Coroner Sill,
and after post m0rtem examination. q
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Col. John Phillips. prominent
lawyer OF Charleston, died ON the lat.
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MARRIED..

- hARNIEUI III y ~
On the 26th ult., at the residence OF tn q
bride's mother. by Rev. J. Henry Smith.
Mr.. 3. J. PERRY, of this city. to,Miuo J.
CHASE GILMER, Of Greensboro& @.
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The celebration Of Mardi Gras in
Memphis will cost over $50, 900.
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10 Barrels Sweet Florida Oranges.
DROEIVED THIS MORNING. direos
IN frcm Florida, and for eale cheaper
than ever offered ia Columbia. Send orders
early to &H& HARDY SOLOMON. Z
Jan AZ st
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WAKE UP !!

THE Indian Glrl's NEW SENSATION,
8 for 25 cents, have arrived. and will truly
WAKE UP q sensation in the Cigar Trade
just as soon as it is found out by smokers
that PERRY i SLAWSON are introducing
the FINEST FOR IS GENTS CIGARS
ever boastsd Of in this country. Feb3
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but Of prudence: He claims the right
tasxsFcise his discretion ma q public
1amses AZ a ind detsrmining The, most proper
and jadieions eonrse, for one. to pursue
who 10 identifiad with the State admi.
nsstration in = measure of policy which
it regards as vital to its sucoess. The
question being. then. of this oharac.
ter. .we take leave to differ. with the
Attorney-Gen ae to the conclusions
to which he arrived. II there were
any real grounds'to believe that these
bonds. or any part Of them. were not
valid. we think, with all Difference, that
it was his duty. as the law offiser of
the State, to consider them fully, to
subject them to Investigation. and to
throw them ont. II the objections to
them could have then sustained. II
they are fraudulent, the. State don't
owe them and onght not TO pay them.
II bonds Of this character are Included
in the terms of the Consolidation Act,
shsy have no bnslness there, and the
State is NOT oailSd SnponF 70 renew it's
ooiigation tpi pSy then,. by allowing
thens lobe fphdsd. We fail to see how
their rejeo.iop, p,Yonld have been attend
eawtth tho adnisaion Of thst portion of
tbeI plHbli9deBt tine conversion bonds.
ve isRppoae.. are meant which had
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Home Interests.
watch Presentation at lebanon.


ED. REGISTER On the oath of
December last, the congregation of the
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
selected committee of ladies. consist
ing of Mesdames j. Hauk and w. S.
EIkins, to solicit funds for the purpose
of purchasing their pastor, Rev. G. A.
Wooley, watch, in which they were
most successful. in a few hours obtain
ing sufficient sum for the purpose.
On Sunday, the 2lst instant, the
Chairman of the committee, Mrs. j.
Houk, publicly presented Rev. Mr.
w ooley the watch which had been
purchased for the occasion. a most
elegant time-piece, with the following
brief but pleasant address, which was
delivered extempore and with but a
few minutes reflection:
: ..REy. C. A. WooLEY :-Tn behalf
of the Church and the citizens of Leb-
anon and vicinity. / have the pleasure
of presenting you this watch as a tes-
timonial of cur gratitude for your
ministerial labors among us, and we
trust you will receive it as memento
of our esteem. And when the hands
upon the dial indicate the sinking OF
the sun in tie western horizon, mag
your heart be lifted up in prayer for
the many warm friends of Lebanon,
whose sun is rapidly approaching the
eve OF life. and ask that in that Great
Day for which all other days were
made, they may be resurrected in glory
and honor, where suns shall rise and
set no more forever.''
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sOLDIERs'
WAR CLAIM AGENCY.
tNo. 81 Montgomery 18lock.)
SAN FRANCTsCo.C CAL.
AOLDIERS!


VIZ. III. AIKEN, ATToRNEY-AT-LAW
w and Commander of the Grand Army
of flae Republic In California and Nevada,
viii give prompt attention to the collee-
ffon Of Additional Travel Pay now due
California and Nevada Volunteers stts-
charged more than three hundred mites
from home. Soldiers can depend on fa1R
dealing. Information given free Of charge:;
When writing enclose stamp for reply aflu
state company and regiment, and whether
vou have q discharge. Congress has ex-
tended the time for nllig claims for Aa-
fiitf0nal Bounty under Act of July e, 1888.
Ia .5nsAuAry 1875. SO all such claims must pc
made before that time. Original BounJy
al aI0o has been allowed all volunteers VINO
enlisted before July 91ds 1864 for three
vt.ars. III not paid the same when d5scnaFg-
"a. Land Warrants can can be Obtained
for services rendered before 1855, but not
Tor services in the late war Pensions ior
late war and war of 1919 obfained ana
increased wl1eEs allowed for less than dis
elssiffv warrants, but no penslens are al
i0TTed TO Mexican and Florida Warsoldlers.
STATE 81 Texas has granted Pensions 70 sur
Vfsrfurs TeteEAus Of Texas Revotutl0n. New
f,rsesi7s and Mobile Prize Money is now
slssss ana bes1sg paid w. IA. Aiken also at
ten as 70 General Law and Collection Busi-
!, 49, 4 F7s ss-6-6m
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NO. u

BY invitation of the citizens q
Lebanon. Calvin B. Mcdonald, ESQ
win deliver his lecture. "Massac n
Glencoe, > In the hall of the San lan|
Academy in that town, on NJ lds
evening next, March 1st. ph HI
Montague. ESQ, VIII make The ~
dnctory address, which insures
double treat on the occasion, as M
Montague Is an elocutionist OF no naea
order and an accomplished gentlema
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SALE OF NorEs OF HAND.-At a
sale OF notes Of hand belonging to the
estate pf Wm Peters. in sflis city on
Saturday. one note calling fSr the sum
of $Sla sold sor 81 IS another Cor
$l17 ofIsl70 four ilaformant forgot
which, sdld for $aS i number Of notes
five. amounting g the aggsega gate 70
S465, brought the huge sum of 80.
Other notes ana property brought cor
responding sums.
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WELLS ANNUAL OF PHRENoLoGY
AND PHYsEoGNoAfT For 1875, contains
many Portraits Biographies, and
Characters Of leading men all the
Presidents of the United States Canon
Kingsley James Lick; Pere Hya-
cinth Won Kallibach John Tyndall;
John Laird Characters in Shake
speare; Our Eyes Blue, Black, Grey
Green, Large, Small, Almond, etc,
with more chan twenty illustrations !;
all about Sleep; Eating to Live, and
Living to Eat Blnshing, Cause and
Cure, Our Faees Open Books Horse
Phrenology Cheerfal Face 81 hat
Am I Good Foiss and much other 6a
tul and entertaining matter. Largb
octave, full OF pictures sent first post
for % cents. address S. r. Wells,
3s9 Broadway New York.
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A Rh We are In receipt of q
pampl 81 twenty y-two pages, pur-
porting B ks q review Of the speech of
Senator ,IoIsh y. jones, Of Nevada, on
the Bank ana Currency Bill, delivered
in the q senate April Ist, 1874,
by Heal FItch, of san Francisco.
We llsVs m lasl time 20 examine its
pages sA d not therefose tell how
badly y0hh yonsa islsed up BY his
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REI1HIou A fessiyal Of religion is
in progress Il the AZ e. Church in
this ci6y. which BIDS fair to accom-
pIish great good. Quite number Of
our yoasna people have sought and
found tise Lord, aud more are anxious
ly enquirlnz the way. The daily
prayerlneakitses as the F'roman build
ing on Ei EirsE slfset are fairly attended,
and seasas fp he growing in interest.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-02-26
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In Massachusetts.
Harris. AZ so,.fh r,astan. the viii.
murderer, has been convicted Of muir
der In the second degree.
On the 18TH the President Issued his
proclamation converting the u. s.
Senate ID extra session on the 9th 81
March.
Gen. Jas. r.. Hawley Is the Re-
publican nominee for. Congress fn
| the 1st Congressional sdistriek Con-
necticut.
The wife of Fnaiatls. 4 Aeys senator.
las. n. McTlonnla dlas M indian
apolis on the stll. She had been
married but six thblltsss.
AZ KfarvlarIS flelpOntion invited
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