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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-07-15
FIN A N CIAL.

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA BONDs-
Any party having lost two t2 ststo OF South Carroll.
m pONDH. told and who furnish numbers OF Bopds
and satisfactory proof Of said Bonds being stolen can
Obtain them by paying expenses. Apply at THIS Of
Jnl
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-07-15

ArA MEETING Of the atockholders Of tho North
Carolina Railroad, held at Greensboro, N. c., ON
Last Thursdsy and Friday, the following ofioers
vera elected: President, JAS. TURNER suporin.
iondent JAHEs ANDERSON; Treasurer, W. Il OlIr-
WILL; Secretary, 2. A. Srlao. The Affairs OF the
road are in prosperous condition.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-07-15

sunra8e and with the duty VI Liquidation into The
bargain.
A WRITER, who has been among thom, says that
the Burgundians xre fond Of their grost bia vine
snails but thor principal mort Is Tint they are
good, strong. nourishing fo3d- The way the snails
are generally served In good houses, ia this !:
Seven or eight Of them are brought on little hot
silvor pinto, with q tiny SILVER two-prongcd fork.
made on purpose. The seven snails arc by no
means unpleasant 20 look at, the shells being
beautifully white and clean. The entrance to
every shell IA stopped with sort o. paste pleas
ant 70 the taste. You insert the fork and pull
out the inhsbitans He Is huge animal aud Of
dark brown color, graduating TO black. The black
is the best The beast is not pleasant to look at
80 you should transfer him rapidly nom his shell
to your mouth, and when there you find him
like an enormous norsol Of tough @ofstesi. Mas
ticate him IL you oani Ifyou are successful and
20 boldly on till you bsyp empliod tho sovsnth
shell, you must be q hungry man indeed Ii you
hsyo not sufficiently dined; and this n ,t because
you are made sick, but really because these big
snails ore strong mest.
A Paris letter says: "GoId hair powder appears
to be as much 10 fAver with blonde beauties a.
ever, and no doubt will continue 80 until they
have converted themselves into brunettoa In 40
cordanoe with tho prevailing fashion. Chignons,
which have sllshtly decreased In size, or At any
rste project less than before, arc almost invaris-
bly, arranged In piAits, and hayo ordinarily two
long pl,ted ends, or couple OF long curls Of tho
toim rnlgarly styled 'eosksore~' hanging from
.hem and taliSs down the back or over one or
pom saonldsrs. I noticed ono ohignon with .
mass OF friazly ourln at tho top and the orthodox
par OF long curis hanging from them down to the
curls In betweon.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-07-15

great body OF masters and strangers In tho nren
and even, We mistake not, Of some Of the ladies
in the semicirole.
P.-!a cc--sspende.s writes: "Anuqusrisns
win learn with pleasure that = psnlter onoo the
property Of akNT LOUIE has been discovered in the
library Of the University Of Leyden. That excellent
monarch seems TO have been r7oh in copies OF the
rcstrns, since ono psauter, In which no In oribed
his royal name in particularly ineligible characters
y TO be seon in the Musee du Souveralns OF the
Louvre, and there Is another 1T the Imperial
Library. Tho copy found at Leyden bears the In
soriptaon CO psaut,er eat a .Aonssisneur Sairi
Loys, Roy dc France, du QIa apr,s. en enhance"
Work on tho California Central Pacific Railroad
10 being pushed forward with energy It is e1-
pooted to be completed over the Sierra Nevada
Mountains In November. Sixteen Thousand work
mon are employed In grading from Cisco 10
Truckee. The summit tunnel, 1858 feet In length
will be finished in August. Large orders have
been sent East by the Company for cars AMI loco.
motives. Tho business Of the road this year Ia In
orooss Of Last. Tho gross earnings for Juno vero
t122 900 in coin. Tho recent strike Of the Chiness
1sborors only caused suspension OF work ono day.
when the workmen resumed labor on the former
torms, the Company making no concession.
We recently published Al extract from tho Iniis
Times Of Nay 18th, stating that one OF tho sepoYs
who accompanied DR.. Lrvmosross on his African
expedition had returned TO Zanzibar and reported
him alivo and well. This report turns out 10 DO
fse for this ssno paper In its issue Of the 2d Of
Nay, says: "Hopes raised by tho news which we
pnblfahsd on May 10 OF the rumored saioty of
Or. LIvmoeTcxn have boen dispeIIsd, and thero
can no longer be any doubt that he was K lied by
Aasaga Of the hahto tr,he. The narrative Of the
bspoy belonging to the marino battalion t2lst m.
Hro infantry, who formed ono OF tho Doctors Al.
oort, and who arrived from Zanzibar Nay Il. turns
ont to he Inaccurate; and, substantially. the t.ls
told BY HoosA IL proved correct N,
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REDUCTION or TAXES.


f,ps of the nl0sf important sui.5eets next
70 rssansfructiou, T. Hhieh isle atteatioE si
the Congress son 10 meet vi.l Isl .ea u tlls
re3uetson 0f tbs Inferred RaFeuus Iazes
asa fnsrssial Measure afi iszslns he industrial
Interests sud general psgsgeyisy ia e
TT II is Of Is the very Grst ia-l=oFiaHee BE
areamoBz the BamksT q 1hlse wto bs..eFe
that fhieeondition of che HasieFsal 6Eaaess 7Ti5
warrant heavr re5pctioa. lfs7s tz ate4-
tjo3 -of rnasT of tlla taxes that aaN sa4T ~
heavily ca cur Industrial .BteEests AN el-
fort viii aou5glezs BE- nz2e % rsauas the
tariff duties ty the British free trad ard
ths!r naroensry alias This eanaat te
dons a. present.. witaoET tae a-t .s 1us
Enasaial results. A. seou Is asnal
taxas are ue3Rssd ~ sb5si=l ~
taTlH rates car 30 dsult 5o
danger, bai The p-eI-t
measures must be P-e13el p a
d11tigas, ii Hot fetll 25Cl;,ea IS iaizsaal
taxes ca uanuasslures No g.ael l=as4-e
can Il tV1uzht beiora .ae ztatlcn g tea
grsss. thar Ei4 10 So IaeE - r-41ee -1e
rraseut high lE.sa Getere press erl,g and
zs.Ivity 10 o11 tnssz5 communities lr7
mote EeBerzl c1l1-a- 81 oa-.u-lclas -s-
elas, hulii up and 6eTegP om h01a ia.zss-
tty and also be c5a3-lre 70 lAe genera. SCI
tars ot IL classes He tlae-
Gre hope to 80 g aa 5s
address zzaf g. the k %
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GENERAL NEWS ITEMS.


9crEES1E tFrseT yez-t-5ev issued Proc
laaataa e, Harsislsrg e1a-iag Thurs.
lzy. -sth of November. Is Thanksgiving day.
THraz were a.ae ta.eruaz.s from yellow
i=7er &. New Orleans during H. twenty f71r
hoars ending yesterday uoraizg
TIE Treasurer commenced 10 7ay OH yes
terday twenty-five m5aas of g1.3 interest
due on tae I've .re1-y bonds. The C4zhie-'s
oGcs vas taroagel with ben5aol5s-z
AK cd Gerlaaa Of Ia1lalaPo1z 5se,iasa
% sell auy sour sr3ut lo meT-baat Of ta4t
city because cahla-e were scarce and he Ez1
olly pusuP iTa barrels 70 use ID case cf SICK
ness
TaE Union League Of PLiIadelplTa las 5ass
iHa9g1rated 8 handsome monument 10 the
memory Of -'ogr fallen brave Isis statute
oi America. SIX fee, high. pressing 10 her
bosom crowns Of laurel and immorts1es.
JruGE CHAsE has received from Narrlaad
ReBa5l.ea1sa copy OF ftisreceat decision over
ruliug tie eol5rsd apprentice laws of Mary-
land, printed On satin aud elegantl7 frauel.
THE Speaker of Tie House Of RsF-eseuta-
tiTes Of Liberia is e eolorsd man who received
an education IN New Hampshire some treaiy
years ago. He is worth millions.
TIA race sor tds Mayor4i.y of New YORK.
between Fernando Wood and Mayor HaF
nan. promises 70 prove exciting. Both wII
rub and leave an admirable opening for q good
Bspabli1aa 70 step into the oHce.
Tas Official vote Of Virginia IS Was.es.
1924 eolorel, 1866; for Ccosau-ioa.
1883 shitez. ~ scr col0-ed: aeafnzt Con.
veu6oa. .24s whites, 5,95s colo-e5. Gen.
Seofeld, IN view Of the ouplaia,s Of frauds.
Is about 70 order q new censas Of she voting
population Of Richmond.
GENEEaL GEANr continues the work Of re-
treHehmeat. There were forty-uiue clerks of
the Erst. second ard fhir6 class hono-ab.y dis
charged from the Psymaster's Department.
They are discharged from the s0th OF Nov
eaber, and up TO that tine ale allowed leave
Of sbseree. This gives them q month 10 Sc
care other situations. There are uow seventy
6rs clerks II .he Department., ten uaoro than
the law allows.
a oooD story IS tod Of General Sherman.
Dgriug his stay ia Savannah. after his march
70 The sea, he vas one DAY at . table. when
lAdy complained Of the devastation of his ar
lag- Madame, said the General. looking
across the table With ms peculiar expression,
g what baTs done IN Georgia IS nothing 50
what shall Do n South Carolina Madame.
Il . croT aies over my track in South Caro-
lima. he viii hzTe to take bis ra.ioas with
him.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-11-08

TrE CeIrarbe-l rr5ss hz
urged that the late zlavsho'ie- IF The
Southern States are the Only true friends
O: the p5zro- and that t5 their hands tle
5es:5r;as of the freedmen sh51'1 he e1-rus.-
ol Sine tha Virginia zIs-i1z v= have
had al exhibition ct this fs.n @
negroes hare hasn turned g . L-al-=5s
6y their employers. ths t57Eer slaTe1 -55sr-,
fgI 20 other reason tzsn, taat they e1=z=l.zr
the msn1er of f-aenal 70 have ,aeir ora
opinions On PoIi-iszl matters and 70 Tats The
radical INSTEAD Of .as zeta. ticket N5e
only are tie coEszTra i've whites thus sa-
lsavarinz to thus 8ppTasz the negro because
Of BIS inispe13sues- brl. The Ias5lug c3a-
ssTTatiTe papers are urging upon allthaiE
Teopls the necessity ol adopting the saue
method Of dealing Uith the freedmen.
Very te~ 1ere deserved by thslr professions
Of friendship .or the freedmen, bat Bgw
that The mask is tbEozB of al may see the
utter h9l3Ersss aa3 hypocrisy Of Southern
conservatism. Il Is oaly aB5thcr name for
the cruel, unreleatiug and mu76erous spirit
Of tie rebellion which stil characteYlzas
the unrepentant rebels Of the South. ard
which clearly demonstrates their utter IN
fitness to be tsazted a. long a. -hers is aoy
possibility Of their doieg harm "a ie any
way o5=.rHeting the wozk of reconstruct n.
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CORRESPONDENTS.


EEGE GAEe-A TERRITORY.
L1zEEszE Cl-v. Oet. zI.-EItt9rs K4gal
az--I send yoa BY this nan tlrae copies
af the CaeyeaHe Leaar. b referring 20
tlzi- cclzZuz son can sae soueLirg
tlas VIII give you eone idea q tbs
se aud progress Of this young and growing
ct 81 of her advantages and facilities fer te-
coming one Of ihe most Important towns
U'sst q tie Missouri River. The capitalists
display 2 great deal Of conf5encs ia The
place hy their Investments, fb5agd the country
So which 1t Is Fitazted belongs TO The Chey-
eHze uibe q Indlans. and there 5sno te.Isg
butthey may demand pretty heavy bonus on
She land from sonebody-fhey would as Ike
ly lake it in sealps and apply The torch as
a1y ether way if they we're 70, carefully
saiohe5, which I ahi1k Cen Stevenson. Of
Fort Russell vii Go, ss heis always oo the
look out for hostile hands OF bloody marsu-
La-s HIS headquarters are thrss miles
North Of the city. The ROCKY Mountains are
IL view of this place, with their perpetual
suow capped SUBMITS, distance IN q direct
EBa about s. miles. TIE Black hills are 20
miles Vest and North Of this, Sc named from
their appearance ~ a distance. j. IS thought
by aiaer1logistz tbat che mineral resources
d The bills are unlimited have seen some
Eae specimens of Copper. Iron and Lead orss
lakeu from ths hiEz. The silver IS said 10 Be
mixed wita the lead and copper. caal IS be-
Ing miael and brought TO Ills place for fuel
al - per ION, and wood . 10 Sd dollars rer
cord The produce rar1ets You viii see
quoted IN The papers. LAST night snow fell
20 the depth Of SIX inches here and to-uigh,
has the appearance o. a bard freeze which
siil call oat az extra supply Ct robes and
blankets tor the night i VIII be hard on
mary that have not got their buildiags en-
closed many are still living IN tents which
vsl be rather cool under the circumstance.
I hope for the benefit Of those concerned that
this viii not last long. With kind regards 20
y5a and al tae readers Of the IzQulRER. / re-
usins Respectfully yours, dc.
z. Z. THoU4.
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TuEsuAgs EEBCuoSs Ten states held
easioDs ga Tuesday the Orb inst Ia NeR
Bgrk Mzssaehusst.s, Wisconsin. sIiunesots,
aad Maryland there were elections for stale
o5ze New JERSEY and Kansas elected
nsenaess 81 The Lagislaturs. and lllinois,
Missouri an3 AIiehigan oBly esanly ofEesrs
We base No news from aHy except Asw
Yagk, where The contest has 8oabtless been
very close New York city Is reported to
hsve giren 5000 esHFeEhead majority 3
cam aboui 900 over lasl year naioFl-
Is. TasTe are alleged to have been frauds
Is the exteat Of 5000 votes There Is noi
saEzaeat neHs frou the staae Al large 10 IN
5iede Which way The state has gone and il
1nsy regafTe the Official returns 70 dateTEni1e.
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col. FRAsc5s JORDAN.


Nes3tszerFe THAT 5Lsf5s5tlea /, Mantle
ts5 n eer1aia Repuhliszg s1sfsars 10 ho6
t.a-t with ibe Chairman ~ the Bepa1 eau
Slate Central Committee l--sazse he ald not
zssare The election sf Jsdge William 70 she
Supreme Bercb. = 4reg ua1,es.
ard Nr Jor1an IS selected We rr1tes,
against this uufa=gn Had Judge WI
Eaus been elected. Col. Jordan wca3 have
lsssn referred q II ID othe- tBas coupliusau-
lz-. terms tT those who 1gw manifest gu
-aiy haste ts be-Ittla hls service. The
7gsl3 Worships sUoe=s. In. rs u1sue
men z-e often tls Ec-e Eaer.ss-1z E5s
tors Of al men, should know b1r se 81
eEiIinats between Gzrit and -l-e=-s za5
should show sLsir rz45a-s h1r = hs15r
those who aIa unsuccessful Il zo95 cause.
Col Jordan ras Tesz1lzlg active AID s--i-
lz1- 30ri1g the azuTziEa- ana was as sze
tive II cIgs1iEz1- and Informing ll1 masses
q the party through 1t tbs STATE She
means at lis disposal would permit Ifllo
party vas Eesava under rIs aigh- Of zl5s
issues With zElel L never should have t-.H
-l1lsl, if II vas indignant 81 the o1rat
practices uf many q rs rsr7esa ata.ir1s ia
the Legislature las. T7iHlsT. If j. was disggs-
isd baezuse JsE. Davis was agt tri=l aai
pz1lzh=l. and because ANDY johnson vas
not impeaeAa3 by = Republican Congress
surely Frank Jor12a isu9s 20 b.ame. C5-
srz and B0t ke lost Is the STATE /. zBst
his fault that our party Is 30 Gay mourning
Al igu0ninious defeat Ekla Il should le &C.
5g.a51g ever brilliant Ticl9TE-
TaT
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-11-08

0SE 81 the grsTesy and most PersisteD.
charges made by the Cope szairst the
Republican pagsy wss has they 5idnot E'sh
reeonsIuction. False as the charge was d.
was not without sgEeieut appearance of
truth 10 make il plausible one; fer though
the Republican party had bsea earnestly .t1iy-
ing to restore the lately rebsllous States az
the earliest possible moment consistent Hisl
the public safety, fhs eopDerheads and a-t
els had succeeded IA 50 olstruetinz every
measure devised by the government as TO
prevent any peTceTtiAle progress IN the
work Of reconstruction. and then, after The
regular stop thief method, raised q hue
and cry against the republican party. Cop
perhead consistency in this matteris Just
now being illustrated In q striking manner
After accusing the republican party Of de-
hberate design to prevent reconstruction.
now when under the lzws Of Congress the
Southern States are holding elections and
preparing to fora Constitutions preparatory
TO re-admission, every eopperhea3 Journal
Is loud in its deuunciations Of tie whole
business, and most profuse in its adgies to
the Southern rebels and conservatives 10
stay away from the polls and 50 defeat once
more the work Of reconstruction Consis-
teney, thou areu0t sjevsl in eoppeshead IS
tiuation-
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FROM EuH1PE


7h h4li4a War 4Adr4ee ~ the Rasai
ag- sariBaTE3 Bsofe Eoao- I ~
-4sag n Kiag Eaielii AaaaHeta2 Ae-
FL0REscE- October 3---lt ls cslelaiig
announcca that ths Royal army Ehlra has
hitherto been setting as auagmy q otslIFa-
tiau on the frontiers bas 1eoelTea % or -
s8rapaa iHio she Papal iefrlrGrr II was
kusWn here late Iuesdal niEht itat SO
columns crossed the frontier. but the act
vas not made pntlie by the 09Ee'lt9snt
untii 10 day.
Rome arc confirmed lie has aTFf e. %
front Of The uufeE foIiltdailpns NiQ AA tls
force. lis army increased al gong i2e
march, and instead 0t four baftafoils' n9R
e3nsi. ts Of twenty-five baitallchf0i 3oung
ana devoted volunteers
No intelligence has been TecfEed from
tie interior Of Rome since lastsi9hdaF' .
which tIase CON WpBratiFe tFaBqqHE pres al4-
ed The EsaetloBsrT policy deflel upon q
sba King 68verumeut CAUSE tremendous
agitation throughout Italy. a Ae party q
action ara greatly exasEeTalf, sDd Esosebt
demonstrations cf popular T1len9tlgfl are
reported n the primo pai elts o. lae AlHg-
68m.
Tls Poatiscal troops had 81 Dseu VIII
6rawa from the country. ~ ere e1oesalla-
TED wiIhiu the toTiifcafl 0nfof AcIle- iae
GaIi5ai1iaRs have taken Ifzses>len q Eer-
eQa 81 the railway beEwe7 ti1llea ealiii ilFiiz
! eeelIa. an1 torn up thefa}S De army
Cf King y iet0F Emanae advancing 10 he
direction sf Rome.
The PARIS KfIerte sas the Emperol af
Austria has given BIS af2nt % the proposed
general conference tgg t. eiil1llelt .. the
Roman que tian h1t be Pore abs. u-ely
rafuses q be party p j aao E1g'aBd and
Prussia are repgrfgl r. hsTe declined the
Invitation ef Frame 70 5aiu ihe conference.
Ihe seuli otBclz. aTHulug journals sa7 The
advance of ItaIiai troops Iate the papal
province was orier1 Is he Italiau Govern
ment without the consent Of France. aa1
this action they 3szra. has br0uaht about
5 crisis ID the TtaGo1s between thz tv1
countries. Which dangerous % peace.
LATER
IoyBox. No. 2-Noan.-Tba Frzrah
have entered re city of Rome.
The Italian keserves have bern calla5 out.
i Is reportA that Prussia has pledged its
support f1 Itly
The relations of Prussia and Italv cause
mueb anzietr throughout E1Eaue
Alene5ra publishes a suta ;r.stit na the
Italian sdvaBce % the Pspal territory Hs
says tie 1igliyT 0f Italy g. Well as the VIC
Iasion9f ths terms 2s lie Srtaa sr Con-
veuiit1 iy the F-srh Government reea-i-
ed tt's movement
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-11-08

sAl.r RlrEa, NoF.2 ? '67--E7fors Inquirer
Here weare At last sapposing our friends
w0lId ike 70 knoE what kind Of q time we
had On our way mp We send them a few lines
descriptive Of the trip.
We lea 0ur old douiuioas OF the aih q
oetoder; being fond cf something Rsv and
rare. re were al very jolly, expecting de-
ligatful trip. as the weather was fair i had
been 50 long since ne were mp, end toe chan.
mel Of the stream had changed SO much-;he
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-11-08

4 NIw YORK letter says Tie wardrobe
q 1lrs- lincoln --iH alorns The rooms Il
Ar. Brady. at No 9 Brea9Fr. a.i The
probabilities arc hat the high gsie-s placed
apgH tEe dresses ay BE avuar wil keep
tl11 ID ease the wardrobe and
n1. disposed O.. e. EriTzte sale. lzs eE Es-
cgnsl1-Il1. end ,1e tfaT. 40 E.a rg-
raie.T uI9a them va. r. continued Sla-
sc-5rtlons lar the --isf ef the Sandy q
Abraham LiHscln sr5 ahrut Is SOW ara
lns znllaant as fbe sais-, as Q last ss-1rt 5a
'Ta.sa she wiud therefore, =ereel59 has
suggested thar tie ma aL8 became .l j.
fle war should te appealed 10. Ea,cl v+
ha Gone Is circular Immediately after tas
e.c-i5on. The a-tean; 20 ot-aia money bg
Ilrase lectures has seen shaulsHea. az the
t-st allac laa e1asa.tal fbeg-L; iLare
Te-e taefe needy su3 mere deserving Tla-
oTs thlu the one IN Chicago
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ORIGIN ESD HISTORY OF THE
~ OF THE BIBLE.
CPLENDID HOTEL
- AT PRIV ATE SALE T

Tie subscriber offers at Private sale ihe srlen-
did Hotel IN Bloody Kuc. known as tie -M5.Erei
Hotel, situated in she western ps-t q the toEu.
This hotel possesses al the advantages Of a geod
sseaity, and S.. IN every respect, very desirable
rev, and contains rooms, sra has stfaehe4 S
srash house and bake houses Faad Stable capable
of holding 20 horses, 4arz.e cuEn-cTan slaughter
house aEd otLer 5ll-dia-s. There Is a's5 attach-
ed tive fal lots of ground, fronting - feet On the
Main street in lEe plan q the town. The object
for selling is that the proprietor intends moving <
west. ana any enc desiring to purchase property
W3.l d. sci. g szazlue this one. TERMS: $4,000
sash. 0r s. 500 ia tbrse esEs} annua. payments,
without interests secured r. judgment ha15z
augse.am D. SIQNEE
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IHE Government or Chile has t0.lowei
the ezamp.s OF Peru IN the Irc.jact Of a sub
marine telegraph t3Psuama. TIE Govern
IBeEt loans the contractors The slu OF S-.-l-
Jeg 10 Government bonds. at the interest 81.
SIX der cent per aHuGu, from the 8ats Of
the completl0n Of The line, and grants a fur
tEsE Subsidy oi Sl6.083 PER snnum for the
term Ct lWentT tW9 yeaFs, 50 that the EBs
wll. be established as soon SIS the cable can
be got ready Bolivia and Ecuador hare
NOT as yer made known what amount Of
Subsidy they viii Eire, bLt il wisl NOT Be less
than s. 11J cash, but whether they sEbsi-
clzs 81 net, the lite viii be carried out, So
ihst She international Telegraph Caurauy
Of New York hare secured the whole O. the
west coast of South America. Should Be
iva al1 Ecuador grant $500 each the
Company wil have 90 income e $4,000
neT eDuuH guaranteed ana Jean ul : tf-2, r
B-a 20 CQmmeBge with
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