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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-25

TIE R1aHrs or PoIlcEMEN AND CITIZENS.
THE NEWS of yesterday mentioned the arrest
Of white manby twopSlicemen. one Of whom
-strdck Che prisoner with his club until the
blood freely flowed from his wounds. Yester-
day tbs case was called before the Mayor, but
the prisoner was unable to appear on account
of his wounds 'lTa ir
One OF the policemen who made the arrest
asserted yesterday that the man resisted and
struck ut ths officers, and it was necessary to
club him. Parties who Witnessed the affair
describe the conduct OF the officer as unwar-
rantabIe and brutal. It seems to us that q
policeman has no right to use his club unless
10 protect himself The man who was struck
is sixty years Of age.
The case will be called again to-day and
heard If the prisoner be able to attend. 1t is
understood that if these officers are found to
have been guilty of unnecessary violence they
will be discharged from the force. We hope
that the matter will be thoroughly investi =
gated.
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The COLLECTOR WoN'r TEsTIFY.-The City
Engineer Investigating Committee met again
yesterday afternoon. The first witness called
was Collector Clark, who was mainly inst:u-
mental in having the engineer suspended f1om
Office. He refused to take the witnesses oath,
stating that the committee was not empowered
to exact it from him; that if they desired to
get the information he possessed in regard to
the case they could refer to the official pro-
ceedings of Council, in which it could be
found Shortly after, he retired.
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BITTEN BY RArTIEsNAKE.-On Saturday
last, says the Jacksonville Union, John Pur-
cell, young mechanic, recently from Chsrles-
ton, while working npon building at Brook
lyn. had occasion to 60 under the buildingfor
apiecao l.imbsr, when he was bitten on the
fersapger OF the right hand by q. rsttlesnake.
So slightly did the venomous reptile fix its
fanss upon his hand that it was only by Wig
o1ous shaking that it fell of. The hand and
arm OF tho unfortunate victim swelled rapidly.
DIR. Sabal was Immediately called, and applied
various antidofes, which stayed the swelling
and gave relief, Yesterday he was rapidly i'm
proving, and will probably be out in /. day or
two - = - =
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F1NEs.-we have received from the .detec-
tiv4ofice the following statement Of the fines
imposed by the Mayor upon parties arrested
or reported by tho detectives, from the first
OF August to the twenty-iourth OF September:
Amount OF fines imposed, $7sS; fines paid,
$3.50 so; unpaid, s17e so; amount paid to de-
tectives as their portion, $279 so.
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Dane Lasz1s.-W Ws.desire to call the attsn-
tiol 81 druggists in the ely and, throughout
che Stats 70 fhs peculiar fasifties OF TM NEws
Job Office fof printing all kinds or drug labels,
prescription blanks. &C., at thelshcsssst notice,
and in style. unsurpassed anywhere in the
country. Our stock Of cuts, borders and fancy
type is unusually large and choice. Call aud
examine specimens OF work.
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An ERROR Of the types occurred in the card
concerning the late railroad accident, published
in yesterdays NEWS, by which the word ''sen-
sationalD was made to read Sentimental"
The mistake involved quite a difference in the
sense Of the sentence.
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REMovED TO NEW YoRK.-By the announce
ment in another column it will be seen that our
fellow-citizen, Mr.. F. W. Claussen, has removed
to New York, where in connection with Mr.. q.
KirchhoH, of that city, he has opened ship
ping and commission business, at No. 1S6
Pearl-street. The many friends Of MIR. Claus
sen wish him abundant success in the new
field which he has chosen.
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TIE CASE OF CONSTABLE BUNCH, who is
charged with assaultin 6 Mrs. J. B. Doscher
with intent to Kill, was called before Magls-
trate Mackey yesterday at twelve o'clock.
Mrs. Doscher was present. After the testi-
mory and argument, the magistrate announced
that he would reserve b is decision.
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srsr. s.os o LAusrssvnLu. uvn RMs

the express messenger on the Laurensyille
train who was arrested on tha7th Of this month
upon the charge Of stealing $500 from the e1-
press safe in the dspokat Laurensvile, started
back to that place yesterday afternoon, in
charge Of oficer Coates. The accused, who
stllYasserts his innocence expects to get bail
for his appearance for trial Immediately upon
his arrival at Laurensv vile,
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A NEW STYLE Of photograph--the Rem
brandt-which is said to render portraits e1-
ceedingIy attractive, is now taken for the frst
time in Charleston at Bolles' Gallery. See ad-
Yertisement.
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"IDA LEWIS can be seen at the Temple of
Fashion, also the latest style Of Silk Hat First
quality 81; second quality, such as sold in the
city, at "a and IS. c. q. JOHNSON,
Sept Is sthss No. 2S9 King-street.
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TIE MARNER's CayRoH.-There viii be SER
vices in the Mariners Church, Church-street,
tomorrow, Sunday, at halfpast ten o'clock in
the morning.
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EDW ARD l. w DIES,

B r o X E R, o. B R DIS 7 R E E T,
BUYS AND SELLS ON COMMISSION, BONDS,
Stocks, Bank Bills, and Securities OF all kinds. The
highest market prices obtained.
Any information desired. by letter or otherwise.
will be cheeriully given. apply as above at No.
Broad-street, or through Pcstofice Box SO7.
Will also attend to the investments of money In
large and small amounts.
REFKRENoEs.-Wagne Euger 4 Co. Reeder 4
DAVIS G. A. Trenholm & Son, ". @. Bee & Co.,
Jhos R. waring, Cashier South Carolina Loan and
Trust Company: Pelzer. Rodgers & Co., j. D. Aiken
& Co., George n. Walter & Co.. Cohen, Hanckel &
Co.. Andrew Simonds. President First National Bank
Sept 2I DAG 2mo
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ONE Of Dickens or scott's works is present
ed to every annual subscriber to the XIX Gen.
tury. Sept az
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BUSINESS NOTIOES.

TEMPLE OF FASHION. the latest novelties
in Hats, Caps, Canes and Umbrellas, can be
found at G. d. JOHNSoN'S, ,.
Sept Is sthsS No. 269 King-street.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-25

Nor SATISFIED with administering to the
mere comfort OF their guests, Messrs. Rice, of
the American House, Boston, have fitted their
billiard hall with the best material in the
country.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Meetings This Day.

Typographical Union, at half.past s P. M.
Burns Charitable Association, at 8 P. N.
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financial.

VIZ A N T Il d.
BLUE RIDGE RAILROAD FIRST MORTGAGE
BONDS, Number 148, 2O4, 205, 2o6, which are mu-
tilated by large deficiency In unmatured coupons.
Sept 18 W. B. WILLIAMS & SON.
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MAGISTRATE BUEcH's CAsE-QUICK WoRK-A
DECIDEDLY Cool OPIN1oN.-On Tuesday last
Magistrate L. Bunch was arraigned before
Magistrates Kanapaux and DeLarge, who had
been ordered to investigate certain charges
preferred against him. Messrs. Tharin Il
Schroeder, counsel for the accused, moved the
court to dismiss the proceedings, because the
charges involving robbery, extor!ion, conspir-
acy, injustice and night and day larceny, were
not under the jurisdiction of the Executive,
but under tie jurisdiction Of the judiciary, in
volving the inviolable right Of every citizen to
trial by jury.
After considerable discussion, it was agreed
that the motion aud arguments should be sent
to theGovornor for his decision. and all further
proceedings postponed until he could be heard
from. That night Magistrate Bunch left the
city for Columbia as asserted, and returned
yesterday morning. The official papers con-
nected with the case were sent Thursday
night, and, OF course, did not reach the Gov
ernor until yesterday morning, after Bunch had
returned to Char lesion.
The following letters came on the same train
with him:
COLUMBIA, SEPTEMBER, %, 1869.
r. S. 1hdrin, Esq, Attorney-dt Lao, Charles
ton, s. c.:
S1R-I am directed by his Excellency Gov
ernor Scott to acknowledge the receipt Of
brief containing :. report Of the proceedings
before Magistrates Kanapaux and DeLarge, IN
examination of charges against Magistrate
Bunch, and to inform you that he has com.
muncated with these gentlemen by letter, OF
which enclose COPS. q
Very respectfully,
JOHN HEART, Private Secretary.
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CHE DAILY NEWS.

Largest Circulation.-THE DAILY NEWS
BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY RE-
.cocNIZED As LAYING THE LARGEST CIR
cULAT70N IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON
PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE PoSToFFycE At 7ns END OF
EACH WEEK, ACCORDING TO THE PRoVLS-
IONS OF TIE NEW PoSToFNcR LAW.
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auftionn Sales.
Auftionfers' 1pripate Salts.

Fine Residence in Charlotte street.
BY LOWNDES & GRIMBALL.
At Private Sale
That elegantly situated HOUSE on the north
side of Charotte.street, known as No. 10, built Of
wood. with double piazzas aud slate roof contain
ing 13 rooms. among them pantry, dressing rooms,
bath rooms, water closets, &C., with gas and water
works running through.
The Lot measures about 100 feet front by 200 feet
deep; outbuildings OF brick, with commodious
cstern. The property is in good order, and is. In
every respect one of the coolest and most desirable
residences in the city.
Terms easy. Apply as above,
sept11 ..- s3
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Drugs, Chemicals, QtIf.
DEHG,s UNIVE AL Il SsIAN
HEALING SALVE.

HEALING SALVE.
THIS VALUABLE REMEDY HAs EXPECTED
innumerabe cures, and has gained tor its-lfa great
reputation The dscoverer of this Salve has applied
itwith eminent success In thousands Of cases dur
ing the Crimean War. and has cured dangerous
wounds, In MANY cases considered mortal.
MR. E. BERG Is the sole possessor OF th valuable
secret OF making this salve; from Ills experience in
using 1t in Europe and the success attending ts ap
pcation there, he has been induced TO introduce 1t
into the United States. 1T RELIEVES PAINT
Those who have Wounds, Bruises Cuts Of all
kinds, or Sores Felons, Scratches MusquIto Bites,
Frost Bitten Joints, Sore Lius. Chilbai Chldren's
Scorbutic complaints on Head and Fa g. are speedily
cured. It has proved Of great advantage to ladies',
and Is peculiarly adapted for gathered breasts sore
legs, &C. through confinement and other causes.
Il acts like magic in removing Boils Puppies, and
Cutaneous Diseases, and has been successfully
used for Cords Bunions and Sore Throat, BY apply
ing externally every evening before going to bed.
For sale by all druggists. Price 2Sc-. 60c, and u
per Jar. Office No. 260 Bowery, N. Y. None genuine
unless countersigned E. BERG'S UNIVERSAL Rus
SIAN SEALING SALVE, No $50 Bowery. New
York. For sale by JOHN F. HENRY. No College
Place, New York. stuth June 25
, 1869-12-11
TIE 4" UEBToR GLARS"

- ~ ~ ~ .E.-
"s a.' u+'ns eAeen4' p.t' . ~ DAes
l.'"'"n - '"4'ous iute' :" .ao eo"'s
"Ao u.ee - ~ oo]eeelon =" eao fesa'p,
.'o. =" el'ee.e l'asneoss' me loas II Will
.o4ae' up'a .ne aeo'oF CLASS 1nes 'aiS
ana ~i0e t'aoos"se's upon TIE sunJect'
soalns 'nA' et!e amef'cAn people a1e Oh
1'.s'' !n'' Two a's''ne. ma opposing e'asses'
.rs''p''s ~. ana oen'ota
e1n'i ~ oesu'f "As1oo, .tea~
~. 4nAo sAo oe'onss . ~
~. sS - ime eAeets''u "
,'.. h ~ e' ~ 80
, 1869-12-11

Indifference whether specie payments he rc-
kuned or not, These lsstnancd persons
aro tho only ones who c1n be correctly de-
scribed as "debtor class" in distinction
from The rest OF the people.
Every farmer is both creditor sud debtor;
CREDITOR to the anount that "a dus 10 him,
or that he has invested in land, crops, or
stock On hand; agaipat this hs Il debtor for
MI he ovcs, and for all ho has to buy for
tho wants Of his family, OF for his form.
Every other man ia in Iks nanuor creditor
Tor Ill That he has invcstsd in busInsss, md
debtor for nil that he may ewe OF has 10
huy. Aa in tho case Of esch nun
tho excess OF his Investments, In vhatovos
form, over his Indebtedness, Of whaterer
kind, Is The ium Of his wealth; 30, Tho
sxscsa Of tho asaeta Of the eount1, eyer the
amount Of shs Indebtedness represents Tho
aggregate wealth. Ths Indebtedness, q
oenparI with the means Of pairing it, Is
triaing. Except, a We hero hlvo said,
those Who arei already bankrupt, Whose
credita do 20 ..eqml their debts,-theso Is
no portion OF tbe people who can
be Chased rs ssdebtoss," as distinguished
lrum. = creditors: = and. therefore, there
cannot be any separate debtor class to bs
ruined and desolatetl By return 10 specie
patnenss.. In cass OF resumption, the
debtor xho4a notc for 800 falls duo sixty
days hence will have to pay its amount In .
eonAwhAs boa.er currency. II he havo tho
,nope3 now, that money viii appreciate in
his hands pun 1"ssu with the valns Of his
uute il he do not leVa the money, but
has arranged 10 reoeiye it In tmo to pay his
note, be will rccetrp II with Its increased
vujua. The man who owes a mortgage Of
$4,000, payable ten years hence, haa
eather tho money 10 meet 1t OF depends
i upon receiving it in The interval In either
case his ucans (othe1 things being oqad)
will appreciate in tho same proportion as
his indebtedness. II no havo no! the
Honey, and fnils TO aclsi5o it bufore the
uoItguye tu1la due, his misfortune will not
be increased by the Resumption Of specie
payments !; nor would 1t hnvo been pre-
vented il tho currency had continued 10
be detrcciat ed.
, 1869-12-11
The Marriage OF raul Gerard and
rhe NxetGF 0etorUous

FFen Tie Hs51iestcA st0f. DIX. 8.
Tue uxrt,1se ot NJ. FAGt GefAta, Of Fssacs.
btother-ia Inv Of the PoFfutuese Altists, 70 Mss
Aa;A \ We!nA{, taashttr & q ~ ~ - Aaa5sH a,ss
:asr ereEirg about O'Clock, tn The panuf Of Rsv.
ns. Whit, oi 81 AAsthe1a Church, the Rrontn
h<tnR Of tnat faith, tnoogh the ol,de u PTr1oJ-
trim. The Wedding bss oeen TALKED ol for 1ecks
past, hut the e1Act sme Of - coasnn1suou va
Wh<n II Was .;ated tnss he parties
w,1e = Be saasttst hy DF. White May
wtre disposed 10 dlstrrhis the whole
.t.,F, ttue1itk mi D: Eh!ts @ wS1;d nos se1; s;
susfeo woman. In rms ttey wc1e, however,
Enssken, a the cs1aono catEca nsaxts 40 pro
h.tituu on Account Of facH pf c0l0rs altaooTp she
recoenlxea the d.derent zfsdea IL tcclety. and
nskes 20 atsemps 70 tnts1te<e snste x1tn. saots.
II aItsF Q cctoc1 list eFthtCE squads Of coao{ed
1cuen snn ctlldren eegan 10 collect ahous tho
dsoe of pr. Whites fesldsnost and oefora Q c!ocS
qv1tt y .11Ee ctpN4 bad Assembled, though ~
xtJe rot 1dnlt1kd 10 tne patiors unttl Alter tho
-sEt&al of tha h.7dA1 catty And thar ireada. The
cttde eEte1ed xue rx1cT leAnipg 90 fh6 ksm Of bar
tsipef, uhile tha groom tolauHed ssnafu19 MIA
WceH1Y. 1aa he1de VIZ oreasd IN Hatte
, 1869-12-11
RallraRHA

On The +th OF Jsnua.J The eteEen. OF whitehall,
III Will vote upou The questton a. Eubsc11ptlou
e e ,ae e. 9se e Il f. r r aud tss ~
Tfs s;iis.ts @ ses ~. ~ se'sIs;. e
g. Ssss; 81 % :Da II %so 70 g.
lks = io<..td: *We eonade4IJ e1Pest she ssFs
i: e 1as5s t. e. q o qas! ess g aas t %enpccs 5
o. this foaa, shFoaRn fsaatstu afeen. L sadseaent
Liter. y y cspa{eMa - in ~ ttas soW1Ahlp. La uaFRr
r1,tc fos ~ Hs :1aeze otis.a Ra:lsusd; -
tx,t s:pce 6 annoorced me prohahls consolida-
rlon o. the Ho y, Wayte Monroe And tho Flint
&nd Fete Marquette Rulruaas, under the au-ptcea
Company. Nc nc now eoat led to nednttelJ nste
ftal there is no reasonable doubt of the lmnedi-
ate pLbeM naiion Ct th1a Arrangement, which
The Hotly + Ao1roe b. the Pers Marquette cospo-
rAs,on. ato VII Fesolt IN Tho completion Of lie
1oad from Holly sou:b, IN intimate hamc arrange
Of ,he esrs al tho 1atteFs through freight ltns
t,cm Eaas 8 stEsS41 direct to New fork and the
7le Minneapolis (Afrn.) 7tio~zs Of the III
..ys: :. b ptirata aav.oes received from Ses
Io.k, thfouan weii informed p1sUe4l 10 1ss the
e1hsu3tnE tr1oslnAuoo that III rEeala1tnz5y ~.
rsotA On The Sos7tezn P1ctcc Railroad sec:n
eto0t 10 b uEA11y ooocteded, and toaf ne WORK
Eton this kreat erfstu11se Will dooouess b sn-
Hindou naa. Ne seatn. been se!eR1epaed 70 ho
% % M rsw ao5t u eaee saae pa.t III TIE COUNCILS
IN 5socarI do ot,tsxrx.of ca1onsoa, nj, xn
rofe for of 1kA1n&S anst pEzirR tho CITY EnG00 70
ittne boIts 10 the amount Of sta 90 y sohssfp.
1scn TO the exp,ta1 ,ttosk qf ettaer ~ L ": o
sEEheEer tbs Px11sJtvxutA OeNs1N Company
| sn1y dec3da 10 a1z.st Ia building.
, 1869-12-11

cato fer . mnns!c asftu-. Wee 4.
ssue. he would be iost1g tLu.led to lie r,,.a
gar q. The nagtc word 70 dsT Is, ''Let Us aa:e
f'Tna great future Of development. IL ue,t q, ~.
MWXntl The nalch Of 1l4nifea. ue.s!ay +, ~~,,
ths h1iRbs orb Of day, ond no poset csa csae.e
" LII cunx.ess deal supart,aily With Ut.,. 1,,,.
lextA}Atu11 Of this nation coald eulr srr r. ~.
would gain eEerytr1r BY ktuduesa to az., ir.trss
OF ttofEtrK her BY special legislation. II. M,,
mcps hare 1one more; IN Their puyefly for n. -
veloQne1s Of Tho 9ren desert lson Iee nvcr
and tef that they deaerEe the psaisa snd ihan.;
il Il toss to fp.at Of what co.o..d, A., ".
vad4 h1ve dupt- TIE wealth. Of Wal a.r,.
hrs neTe!oped The former, asd ,ne Treasure. "
C4pte1utA nUtsed 1Hd preatrted the laftrr. hs.
poor Utah, God h1ess bet, oeE sons anil al zast..
TOO, have koiled IN post1T And tnrIed III. ,t..r,.
Into garden ard Tho wilderness into = plaec =.
pae&lAnt hAbltanou2. Srs has dqne xatdrr, i, :
tatnk Jcos H. Editor, that sc lbHll taroF thi,.s
ye1f1 u 3uffs1tcH tnd tacTsoce AWAY to cf1s,.
any Whtu7 No, GE- Utah Il ia On the !nsI 10 .n.
-3tat II 4 part OF oro our s1uk1 OUT there ana
before EAny 3tA1s h1yt p&&atd AwAy 1h4t win r.
one Of lno oteas portiots OF tie Inite1 Sts;..
~ : ptopnef-eFety body Il a prophet IA;
t1lk1 tet 1e. snd M Prophecy u "a Rood ~ Eass
hesd At Sunday School Beleve mr tnrn ~,
don't encourage the pobicA.fcn OF Ii -, vii, h.
tic tetsat:ena1 fhtrIs TINT ully teEu 10 li..u,
sensible Tolls Qtcc UOrz, Ct1h II MI ~,
building railroads Ard iul1lln9 the pruoa. :; :.
beattpE their 81 ords into pIuugha1arcs n.,d t1,.
apeaFp Into ptonlt 4 hoQks.
BhEcS HGCaI, CHICAGO, Dre. q
, 1869-12-11
The Euluveras Az uhls

TIE e1rQf OF EHH EfALcs4CO p3pAf. who GA4
sete,s 1o lie i.uoa, ca.ysts. Sui. ui,coyerra
" Pot.t.os Wtlsne?. Test the 31,ixt u 1.1po.ei
to cor a,3eF the fSull toa tfbu.l Of 4 husoEur vii
ie rett l.. the lulto ,HE, Wn.c4 Ne publxa a 4
n. .,f-r ot tutef.N: -
old .tllis j, IL i. pose aLd lA'a e1nasn1sian Va
Ea4e r. ktft win Inc ytyy p4en VIM trpu.at the
stfxn r. tpcctu en- ID lIxts and heard their story
~ to - Eaft,cEfA1h, f1ona the r1rat innprtnEca
rtyru 70 itt dtcp%ey. Ia E1rlpa a. vel "a
Al e. ca We de- tn II Win 10 tel, ta sply iuvs =
Of tho trnfn Of the vEola secoupt We unus,ttat-
Il ii. kn1 can saea ntt s,teat 70 tntA ncine ina
esAr. eceounf u ntrpn "a Er We in1lirrA nf
diCeient ore, ~ 10 lhe nts, d,scpTeres.
RAJ b Answered n ucrttnnft1 ihn ssYne nnnr
at,t trd,v,cuhL We vent 10 hin. IN oi1
sr0n.;ctsnnn ma h. mid n1 ~ fna M u
.,ttN aim - r,re ~ m u - n.r.sr1A1. Wsrha.1
rn1r !. = frt AZ vnfc,1 I1sfa n N to,,HS ~.
our sdd1tions3 Gux,t,oss durtuG a,s scsount S.ys "a
fo;,t,stnv Sn.d.. =; =. ssAs' IT. ~ 'n0
.Hr -. II VGrk IN tbs ,s.ft ~. f.4t t.so
IN, = he .1,rrt r1ser .,rrHtyt- ~, sst. step
snons ~ thr ~ r. tt1idxe. r.s ~ ers1un
xs,h r,ersf st,an.I "a c..rsd ~ no,9c nnt
ireelv i.;tt n nj, xsI.nn, nhsr sn~nmsne 1 snd
IN - rh,rn bc tnd - ti.f ftns stn,es 1stheeHd.
-, - h,s ~ ~ N .nt ,nsr. - iS1t = ~ ,n
,tsta wrhuur = innusht al iIs h+Inr nf s,v
11ntr,nt In nSrfarns S:ier txo .nrs T. enAnena
sS tsss It aoWn aisi csisssa /. via a!a 81 Along sSe
rhsss n5 psIS@a1 sste sa!nsrs1s IT, % IT,, ssw u !
Ia - t ~ 49, ~ r. ,cs.. = mnst "a ~ -
<.< We - ~ - ~. 49, .o,t - ~ 1os t
*. rtss+ ~. = 49, =, -, ciannsd tt.sma%S.3
M soe e,ean arp' ,s.. 12y " ~, srS thsn ~
u u. II !Gfnes aosn m a. rs ss1ee n, AZ
, 1869-12-11

1cE0 -.-...-. ..s-... I2E
The product ot The Quincy Mine sor Oc,ase9 WAS
lbo tons 1,2Qo ~; for November, 111 tons 1ss -
Tne product Of the reWshfo- Mlne for November
WA 10 tons ~ n; Of ths Frant,ln Ane, Is soas
III H.
Cu The afternoon Of tho 9Th ult, numhet Of
pesaop1 ssse1ntEed II Aechoof.hoo1o In tho nossh.
err pan OF Mercer County, on soma business pul.
pcee. A. they wtso Separating. T. nan named
Frapk Cox aated smother named Funk
BEogan for sone norey tic formed claimed
10 be due him Tne oenaed brought
on a1GrJ wcrts, whcn COZ drew 4 frsot.
yer and nled 1t BrnEsn, missing hia. ~ tthis
Doc" D1kea At1uc& Coz With biz e7r1ch, aud
Vas In tuEl nred Rt, The bal h21tpa iaten edec:
In hls bowels, tntlteapg wound OF which he died
two days afeTWard. Several persons preseat than
iell On Cor. Knocked him down ard dls2Enod
him, when, aa he s.Afted to run, BroRan, Who had
seeured the pistol rred with fatal e6eet the hstl
pxsat1E through ths body Of Cox and csuMnT his
d3Ath In few nlnatea. William DJkea, pfpbaoiy
I relative Of OBS OF <he dtcrasod, who WAS pfe$.
rent 1t tho frsJ, wta subsequently arrested, bat
discharged aiset ie1ai Investigation. Droean Aet
smother D. Ees, also implicated 10 tho ktllnx Of
Coz, had not been Arrestod At TART ascounuy
although, II u ksaseds warrants had been s+sueA,
and shey were supposed 70 be IN Tho nc.1nboynood
Of Nhe1e taeSe homlctdoa vera committed
TUE 1KRK1roKIka
Ito population ol Wyoming Territory |. <til-
mated II B,72s; Cheyenne having 2,3:3, sud Lar.
annie 1sTa-
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