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Troop. IOr south CaroIina.

NEw loRK, Oct. l9.--Twelve oompa.
nies of artillery, armed as infantry. and
two companies Of infantry, left the seve
raj Eastern garrisons yesterday for Co
lnmbia, S. Z.
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FRIENDS OF TEMPERANCE.
JACKSON COUNCIL No. 60--Meets every Fri
J day night. Frank Young, President; Jesse
Barr, Secretary.
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ATASAssKH LoDGE, No. 202-Meets at their
M Hall every 2nd and 4th Sundays, at 10
o'clock. AN. Isydore Strauss, Presidents H.
Strauss, Secretary.
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GlNbRAL DIRtCTObY.
STATE GOV ERNMENT.

I M SroNp. ........................ Governor.
Kinloch Falconer.."...Priva Secretary.
W. II. Sims, -ofhcio....Lieutenant Governor.
James Hill, .... .....~......,.Secretary OF state.
L. n. Osborn, ...... accommodating Cietk'
Wm T. Hemingway Treasurer.
W II. Gibbs, Auditor Public Accounts.
Jones s. Hamilton. Deputy Auditor.
Geo E. Harris, ....... ........Attorney General.
Joseph Bardwell, ...Supt Of Public Education.
Mrs Mary Morancy State Librarian and
Keeper of the Capitol
MEMBERS OF CONGRESS.
james L. Alcorn... Term expires Mrch, a. 1871.
A. K. Bruce Term expires March, 4, 49,.
REPRESENTATIVE
L. @. G. Lamar, ..':.'Flrst District'
n u Money ..................Thi Third District.
q R Singleton, Fourth District,
c. Z. Hooker Distriet'
Jno R. Lynch, h,...."."........"'.sixth District
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Ladies and children's Underwear,

An Immense stock Of Beautiful and reliable
Goods, at very great reductions.
Ladies Complete Outfits, at $50 and upwards.
Infants Complete Quits, at s35 and upwards.
Ns- Full catalogues Of this department,
WITT directions for f-measurement. sent
freg,on application to all parts Of the country.
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Sr. LOUIS, Oct, ia quantity of
molten steel exploded at the Steel Works.
Two men are probably fatally hurt.
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Arrested by MI.tnIxs

The person imprisoned as Frank Jones
has been released. There was no proof
Of his. identity.
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By Telegraph
LATEST FROM ALL POINTS.
Special to THK DAmr CLARION.
New York Politics.
NEw YoRK. Oct. l9.-Morrissey with.
draws from the Anti Tammany ticket.
He considers the success Of the party in
November more important than the in.
terest of Office seekers.
Death OF Il. y. Blair.
WASHINGTON, Oct. l9.-Francis z.
Blair, journalist and statesman, is dead,
aged 81.
Troops Tor SoH,h CaroItna.
NEw loRK, Oct. l9.--Twelve oompa.
nies of artillery, armed as infantry, and
two companies Of infantry, leh the seve
raj Eastern garrisons yesterday for Co.
lumbia, 5. G.
Explosion.
Sr. LOUIS, Oct. ia quantity of
molten steel exploded at the Steel Works
Two men are probably fatally hurt.
Arrested by Mistake.
The person imprisoned as Frank Jones
has been released. There was no proof
Of his identity,
England Preparing for War.
LONDON, Oct. l9.--The Cabinet sum
moned Tuesday, meet to-day. The mem.
bers reached London Yesterday.
1t is rumored that Parliament will be
convened in consequence of tho grave
aspect of the Eastern question.
The Advertiser says that Lord Napier
of Magdala is ordered to hold himself
ready to take command of tho army.
hkusstn's Iron CIhds
Russia has twenty.one iron clads, car
rying from to 26 guns each.
LONDON, Oct. 19.--Reuter's Con.
stantinople dispatch announces that
Gen. Ignatieh, Russian ambassador to
Turkey, who had been on leave of ab
sence, returned to that city last night.
Vienna newspapers here published the
intelligence from Athens that the Greel
government will submit to the chamber
of deputies proposal for calling out 60,
600 men and demanding credit Of so, 1000,
600 drachmas, and authority to contrac
loan of 10, 900, 900 drachmaA
LONDON, Oct. 19.--India troop Ahip
iJnmna, left Portsmouth yesterday 70
India with 934 artillery men aud up
wards OF 700 officers aud surgeons, etc
She will embark another battery Of ar
tillery at Plymouth. Departure 0
troops from Woodroich for Ports
mouth was witnessed by vast crowd'
and the excitement displayed wa
the greatest since the Crimean wars
The Times announces that the Jumn
has been directed to call At Gibralta
and Malta for orders, in case the circuEl
stances should necessitate change il
the destination of the troops.
This mornings Financ!er says tha
war risk of five shillings per cent
was required yesterday by Lloy,
and various Insurance Companie
on British vessels trading between
England aud Australia. No business i
yet reported 10 risks on Russian, Aus
trian and Italian vessels, but rates OF
these would Of course be higher.
Schooner Burned.
NORFOLK, Va. Oct. 19.-Schoone
Carrie Alice burnt to waters edge a
Orocke Inlet. Her cargo is supposed t
be lime.
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Mourning Costumes and Outfits o specially
t-sERii6 oFdsrs hiied on y n0fffs noticr{
Misses and Children's Costumes aud Sai.s al
very reasonable prices.
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schooner Burned.

NORFOLK, Va. Oct. 19. 9.-Schooner
Carrie Alice burnt to waters edge at
Orocke Inlet Her cargo is supposed to
be lime.
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WAsHlNGroS, Oct. l9,--Francis 2.
Blair, Journalist and statesman, is dead,
aged 81.
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welalso call particular attention 20 our large
stocks OF
LINENS AND WHITE GOODS,
'LACES AND EMBR0lDBRIES,
UPHOLSTERY GOODS,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
HOsIERY AND GLOVES,
TaENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
BOYS CLOTHING. AND
LADIES BOOTS AND SHOES
The Domestic ana Housekeeping 1ep'ts
are stocked with goods from the large summer
auction sales, at prices bslow cost
Of manufacture.
CARPETS AT GRAND STREET ONLY,
and at greatly reduced prices.
VELVET CARPETS. from 81 up.
BODY BRUSSELS from 81 soup.
TAPESTRIES, from 81 up.
THgEE-PLYs, from 81 12k up.
INGRAINs best 81 cheapest 35 cents
OIL CLOTHS, from 30 cents up.
10 Headquarters for LINoLEUM-
Bet Floor COVERING IN THE WORLD.
ss- SAMPLES or GOODS SENT FRET
on i plicaiian 20 all parts Of - yanff5g
ORDERS FOR GeeDs 81 Every Dei
scription Carefully Filled without Charge
and Goods Packed and Forwardedto any Des.
tination.
BROADWAY & TWENTIETH ST
GRAND q cHRYsTlE SITS, II. z
Oct. is, l876--8m.
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By Telegraph,
LATEST FROM ALL POINTS.
Special to THE DAILY CLARION.


NEw YoRK, Oct. l9.-Morrissey with.
draws from the Anti Tammany ticket.
He considers the success Of the party in
November more important than the in.
terest of Office seekers.
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officers Kinds County.

The Sheriff, CiFenit and Chancery Clerks
haye offices in Jackson for the lst judicial
District of Kinds.
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England Prcparing for War.

LONDON, Oct. l9.--rhe Cabinet sum
moned Tuesday, meet to-day. The mem.
bers reached London yesterday.
1t is rumored that Parliament will be
convened in consequence of tho grave
aspect of the Eastern question.
The Advertiser says that Lord Napier
of Magdala is ordered to hold himself
ready to take command of tho army.
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The Domestic ana Housekeeping repts

10 Headquarters for LINoLEUM-
Bet FLoon COVERING IN THE WORLD.
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REGULAR meetings are held on the Monday
preceding Circuit Court, and may continue In
session four days.
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OUR STOCK OF
RICH FURS,

on band and being manufactured, win be the
most beautiful in the city, and at
most attractive prices.
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REPRESENTATIVES,

lame es L. Alcorn Term expires M'rch, 4, 1877.
A. K. Bruce. Term expires March, 4, loI-.
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WANTED.

a rAn,INER ralr,IR WITH SB, 900. FOR pAR.
s' inquire q the RooonD oS11cn.
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Postponenaent.

The above sale 10 hereby postponed unti1
Saturday, Eecem1,er 16th, 1875, q the
same hour and place, by order Of IlainfiGs
sttornsys.
A. FIFE, Gher26.
By G. BnDsAIL. Deputy.
Dated Phoebe, Dec. lth. 1878. dt.td
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NOTICE

rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT HAVE THIS
/ day leased to ]. N. CuRr1s the Free Corral
formerly occupied by Boone + Dofmsn. Lower
Main street. Mr.. Curtis will be found at the
old stand in the Hay and Grain trade, and will
pay strict attention to all business pertaining
to general custom and feed depot.
Allspersons indebted to the late hrn Of Boone
4 Dolman and to VIM. II. Dolman are requested
70 make settlement Without delay.
October 10, 1875.
olos0 WA. n. D0LNAN.
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Dissolution N otice.

THE PARTNERSHIP BEREToFORE EXIST
i ing between John Dowel and A. d. Reca-
barren, Of Phoebe. under the hrm name Of
RECABARREN h co., has been this day die.
solved, by mutual consent. All debts dre 10
and by the late rm are TO be paid to and eived
by 4. D. necabarren only. The said A. D. 1sca-
barren is now the sole owner Of said business,
John Dowel having retired from the arm.
A. D. RECABARREN,
JOHN DOWRLL.
Phoebe, Nav, Jan. 18th. 1875. ja1s-Im
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STOCK DIVIDEND.

ONCE Of the Chief Of the Hill MINI
ing Company, San Francisco. August 76th,
1s75.-At meeting Of the Board Of Trustees Of
the Chief of tho Hill Mining Company, held
August 10th, 1878, atock dividend OF quarter
(h) Of share to each share Of the capitel stock
Of the company was declared, payable IN and
after August 25th instant, on presentation 10 the
Secretary, at tho ofics Of the Company, Room
% Hayward's Duilding 41S California street.
auSl-M THEO. @. KIB6EE, Sseretary.
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QY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE N
ID SUED out Of the District Court In an4
70. Lincoln county, and to mo directed ana
delivered, Tor . Judgment rendered IN eatd Count
Of John Dahl, VIM. OBrien, Patrick AcDca-
ougn and Micnsei o'brien, piaintim ano inter'
venors, ana against the Waah1n8ton = Creole
Mining company. for the sum OF >Ae0O0. eos4
com, with interest thereon q the rate q 70 r:f
cent, per snnum from the 2lss dsy o. may. 4.
1910 with the cost herein to b taxed IN
hkc goid COIN
Ana aiso ior z judgment rendered n .aaa
n S.ror ~ patrict ior1 Thn,rs. n nt...cs,S 49,
John Dahl and Michael O. O'Brien, spd sssinst ~
WashinRton Creole Silver Mining Company.
Tor the sum o. $SsO.oo. gold coin. with infeesse
.nereen AZ tne rate oi ~ PEI cens. per annn3
from May 2lst, a. p; 1879. With the cosss here
Court on the lAth day Of October. AID 1871. n
favor o. N. y. Iafpey assienes 9! lasesn 1ees
pey, and against said Masningson @ Creole MIN
ing company, ior sne sum ~ q seooW; gold coans
with lnteress tnereoh y tns Isse oi ~ Per cens.
1873, with costs and di.nursemenm = date q
luogmen. 'sas1 s1 a. y sAze'00' s1o ~ aeex uans
- iIs,,sa Sw ,',,c, ~. ,oa,o-,,. -.~...
properly; 70 VIZ; rne oesss,psios ano psfsacSS. q
lss pounoane. q tne p.opesy sulnOs.sso % - -
rI.snt Aied IN this sction a. othsrv;s: - "A
Innwn :. and called IN Wssh,ncion c1soie
min" conststinc ~ 12ot, feet n minins .snmsS
more or iess, situste on ths north. ~ M *
9nrins Mountain. Ely Minina Diatrict LArcoln
Epcrrt. Nsrsds hc;rc thst mirsr. ,,rorss,fv
~crEsa +hrrc0, ths4 certsin shsH 6rm,selS~
rro1n a. ths Garenn~ shaft and vorss' ~.
| senements and appurtenances to said Waahino.
INNING DAlO00l00
ways appertainine.
| Notice 10 hereby given. that on
Tue.d.v. the Ioth aav ~ Nevem her.
~ = ,crr
| ~ ~ Assos
AZ tina hour Of ~ O'Clock M. At thu frunnt dor
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Dividend Notice.

'I'HE sTOCKHoLDERs OF THE STATE
,b,t sANh =. Y. OF NEVADA are hereby notified
OF nrso.a .no montnly nesting Of tho Board
u'''Arsd for the month Of December Of
Per Cent.
IN the amount of capital stocr r.v.h,. :. a..
DAY, the 1sth inst. -" so'n on "oN-
p,o. J. ". WRIGHT, Bank MANAGER.
r'ocne. New. January 4tA. 1875. ia5.td
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN partnership heretofore existing between
Jos. Opie and VIM. Bennetts in the Saloon bust.
ness on Main street. ID this day dissolved by
mutual consent. Joseph Opie IL alone author.
lied to collect all bills and all Indebtedness will
be settled by him.
JOS. OPTE.
jal3.30d WIN. DLNNETTe.
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FOR SALE.

1.-TWO FINE STUD HORSES FOR ~
i SALE. p
The horses can BE- seen 1t Geo. O. N
Johnston's Stable on Meadow Valley stfest.
For par ticulars - to price, Ac., apply TO
d28.tf JOHN N, CRAIG.
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NOTICE.

THIS IS TO NOTIFY EVERY ONE THAT
have Withdrawn all my interest and
connection with the saloon Of Henry Eilers on
Lacour street. All debts will BE- paid BY him
and all debts due the concern will b collected
by him.
Phoebe, Oct. lst. 1875.
o2.h JOS. OpIH.
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Condition Of the Markets.

The general markets are far from
satisfactory, especially in wheat and pork
The European war cloud has not. 80 tar,
had the stimulating effect anticipated on
the former, while it has had most depress-
ING effect on the latter In the produce mar
ket, eggs are in demand, but poultry ana
common shipping butter are drug.
In the wheat market we quote from 81.
Paul and Minneapolis prices, $l.0asl.o6 for
No. !; escaSi 90 tor No. 2; and 9O9Soc tor
No. 3. Milwaukee paid ST. % for No. l, and
sl.ls for No . Chicago prices were weak II
81 lsal. 20 Tor No. l., and &l.i7 tor No. ,.
The hog market at the local markets wa
very good, but in Chicago, which has long
since outstripped Cincinnati as market, the
srcc is reported AS very uncertain, with pres
pects in favor OF very large arrivals. In local
markets the ruling price Tor the week has beer
6N@5ac.
Fruits are still low, with small prospects o
nm early advance. Apples can be bought IL
s, panl and other Northwestern markets to
= s5fa2. so per barrel Tor first Michigan. ans
a. % Tor common lots.
Oats. corn and barley are weak and there
little demand.
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A Dogs Only Drunk.

Here is an anecdOte with sharp
moral that comes to us all the way
from Australia Sixty years ago, when
I was teacher in kiimacum parish,
SAYS John Frazer. was using whisky
bitters for my stomach's sake. One
day dipped piece Of cake in it and
gave to my dog. lie grudgingly ate It,
curling mp his lips 70 avoid the taste.
Ere long he became tipsy-he howled
most piteously. and nnnaturally looked
up in my face as il for help. lie be-
gan to stagger and fall like drunken
man. The appearance Of his lace ana
eyes was extraordinary. He lay on tne
floor nd howled until the effects o.
the drink wore Of. The dog never Tor
got The trick. Whenever afterward !
went to the dresser for the bottle he
FASTENED to the outside Of the house.
| One day. the door being shut, ne sprang
ct one bolt through pane Of glass, TO
ret outside. So much Tor the wisdom
Of the dog infinitely SURPRISING that
Of foolish drinking men.
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Tho ,ast Battle with the Indians.

additional particulars OF General
MacAensie's fight with Cheyennes were re-
ceivca At Fettsrnan tonight. The victory
was mos. complete. The entire village WITH
asj ,,S winter stores Of subsistence ard Of
rat-es fell into the hands oi the troops, leav-
,nx th. Cheyennes. the bravest and sswar-
Ike lsnd ii hes.iles wholly destitute In the
face al rigid winter, the contemoaaaon q
which .se, caused Their to fight withdespera-
ton Their loss in ki.sed IS about twenty
i've and large number wounded. uenesal
Mackenfie's conduct is characterized - rf1i'
liant, ensaitinSkhe loss of one olhcer, AAeu'
tenant Mckinney, OF the Fourth cavalry. o
Memphis, Tenn, and Eve enlisted men kllles
and twenty wounded. The f2wnee SCOUT
rendered valuable service and were richly r.
waraed in spoils. General Mackenzie vii
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Always pack hams with skin side
down. and so continue till cask is full
or pork gives out. After remaining
in the pickle six weeks, the hams
should be taken ont. strings put
. through them and hung up To drain
for four tive days, when they should
be marked and branded and sent to
the smoke house. For keeping them
during the summer months. when
/ liable IL be infested with worms. etc.
wrap them we'll IN brown paper and
pack in y case or barrel. with liberal
supply of good dry wood ashes between
and around them. In taking one ou'
for use. be particular to cover the res
with the ashes. I have used thu
recipe for years and have always 'ha<
fine meat.
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3 The New York World relates this
..too much sameness" story:
Arthur Alison was a wonderfully
seedy individual. who stood with great
modesty before the bar of the Fifty
seventh Street Police Court yesterday.
ARTHUR" began his Honor. in his
perfunctory tone but suddenly broad
smile irradiated his countenence and
cordiality came into his voice
.'Why. how do you do Arthur Was
| it at the Essex Market Court met you
last -
"Yes, sir said Arthur. with a
grin.
And Lefore that =
THE Tombs. Y'r Honor"
And before that
washington Place. Y'r Worship.
And what's the charge now
1.-The same, Y'r Worship"
Zine him the same. said ths
Court.
s.There's too much sameness abou
this" muttered Arthur. rs he started
on his ten days journey.
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Join General Crook on Crazy Woman's Fork
and combined attack will be made on Crazy
Hor Sc, who is reported to be on the Rosebud
Bessie Turner.

Bessie turner.
The New York World has the follow
ing: "Miss Bessie Turner held situation at
an uptown restaurant until lately, when her
notoriety in the Beecher trial caused her SO
much inconvenience that she gladly accepted
an invitation from Mrs. S. T. Reese, wife of
Police Justice Reese, Of Jersey City, to become
her guest. During last summer Miss Turner
lived with her brother, young McDermott, at
Long Branch, but, after leaving the restaur-
ant referred to, he lost trace of her until last
Saturday, when he saw her at the Reese resid.
ence, on Jersey City heights. He says that
she scolded him soundly for searching he'
out, whereby he was much astonished, BE-
cause she seemed to live very happily witt
him last summer, and because he had sup
piled her with sufficient money for her wants
until she unaccouutably disappeared. O1
this occasion, however, she refused to recog
nize him as her brother and ordered him on
| of the house. McDermott hints at certain dis
closures in this connection"
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Sayin9s Of tho Ancients.

Be more prompt to 90 to friend in
adversely than in prosperity.-Chilo.
Our creates glory is not in never
falling, but in rising every time we
fall.-Confucius
Let him who neglects to raise tho
fallen, fear lest, when he falls, no one
will stretch out his hand to lift him
up. -Eddin Sadi.
We do not choose our own parts in
life, and have nothing to do with those
parts. Our simple duty is confined to
playing them well.-Epictetus.
A wise man will always be content
ed with his condition, and will live
rather according to the precepts OF
virtue than according to the customs
of his country.-Anthisthencs.
/ You cannot be buried in obscurity
YOU are exposed upon a grand theater
to the view or the world. II your &C.
tions are upright and benevolent, be
assured they will augment power and
happiness
Honest name is goodly but he that
hunteth only for that, is like that mad
rather seem warm than be warm, and
0Ox0Lu d bluRlC NO0e VAs1A A~A' -.
Thomas Wyatt.
Xenophon relates that, when an Ar
mentan prince had been taken captive
with his princess by Cyrus, and was
asked what he would give TO be restor.
ed to his kingdom, he replied IA
for my kingdom and liberty, value
them not but if my blood would re-
deem my princess, would cheerfully
give it for her" When Cyrus had lib
Grated them both, the princess wal
asked what she thought Of Cyrus. y
did not see him." she said II noticed
only him who offered to die for me.
A young gentleman of Eureka, New.
called on young lady who resided Il
the vicinity Of the ''big ditch. ID
, was seated beside her on the sofa talk
!, ing about the weather and the election
! when she sighed deeply, which causes
: him to change the conversation. ~
! remarked that the ditch was . terriDl
/, nuisance and would breed pestiienc
| one Of these days; tire odor arisin
: from it was simply awful. She blush
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