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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-11-03

The Annual Meeting will commence on WE'D.
NE5DAY. December 2lst, 1870, and continue
FIRST DAY. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 81.
First Race-Sweepstake, mile dash. Thirty dol.
lars entrance. Free to all horses
Second Race-Sweepstake mile and repeat.
Twenty dollars entrance. For horses owned In
Barnwell County.
SECOND DAY, THURSDAY, DECEMBER %.
First Race-Sweeps'a&es. mile and repeat
Twenty dollars entrance. Free to all horsee.
Second Race-Sweepstake, mile dash. Fifteen
dollars entrance. For horses owned In Barnwel
County. -
First Race-Sweepstake, one and half mile
dash. Twenty five dolars entrance. Free to all
horses.
Second Race-Sweepstake half mile and repeat
Ten dollars entrance. For horses owned IN Barn
well County.
HS- To each OF the foregoing races the Club
will add plate or money.
CLOSING RACE.
sweepstake three-quarser mile dash. Ten dol.
larB post entrance. Opened to all horses who
have run during the meeting. Beaten horses al.
lowtd i've pounds. General J. HAGOOD,
President Sherwood Jockey Club.
DR.. JOHN S. SToNEY, Secretary. nov3-th2
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Jneuranfr.
Jnsuranfr.
A SSURE YOUR LIFE!
ASSURE YOUR LIFE
IN PURELY MUTUAL SOUTHERN COMPANY !

THE POLICY. HOLDERS LIFE AND ToNTISE
ASSURANCE COMPANY Of the South is the only
Purely Mutual Southern Company.
No stock capital to take toll from the surplus.
AL surplus belongs to the policy and will
be returned to them annually In the reducti OF
PPEMICMs, or applied to the purchase Of reVer-
sionary additions to the Foley, or will be credited
TO the Policy.ho.der, and Interest thereon COM
pounded annually at whatever rate the Company
may realize on It's investments, to he paid with
the Policy, or may be Withdrawn and applied to
the payment Of future premiums. The FIRST
mode will reducc the amount OF future premiums.
The second mode secures an annual increase OF
the POLICY. TIE third mode provides fund
paya able with tile POLICY, or that may be applied
TO The payment OF future premiums, IL the neces-
stiles Of the policy 'licr should require it.
The advantages OF ..ile Assurance have Heen H.
lu,tratsd In several cases In this city recently.
The following nutes refer 70 Que Of the cases:
PoLIcy-HoLpgHs' LIFE AND ToNTrNE AssCRAScK)
COMPANY uF TIE S0rTlI, No. 20 BROAD ST
CHARLESTON, :. T., September 80 1870.
Ha;S0H Lee, tSQ:
DEAR SlR-The "proors Of deatll' OF che late ".
E. M****+ assured hY this Company under policy
No. II, 70. $1,000, suhuithtl b. you on behalf Of
his widow and children, have been approved by
the Company, aud the claim passed for payment
at maturity OF the policy. Or the Company will
pay cash on the presentation OF the policy duly
recelpted, less the usual bank discount for the
time 1t has to run.
Respectfully, yours,
WIN. McDURNEY. President.
CHAKLEsToS, O., October "a, 1870.
Nm. MoBuney Esq.,, President, Charleston. S. c.:
DEAR SIR-The friends OF Mrs. M++s** advise
that SHE allow the policy on the life Of her hus.
band, in your Company, to run to maturity, and
she has determined upon this course.
Very truly, yours, HUTsON LEE.
The Company has on deposit With the Comp.
tro Ter. General Of this Stale $SO,0l7 so in the
Stocks and Bonds OF tho State for the security OF
PoL1CY.HoLnERs. and the faith OF tie state Is
pledged for It's safrkeeping.
The Company is Issuing ul the most approved
kinds N Life and Endowment Policies.
Arply a; No. % Broad street.
GEORGE Il. BOGGs,
Secretary and General Agent.
Pm. PoRCHER,
General Agent for South Carolina.
JOHN H. SIMOAS.
Local Agent, Charleston, S. C. novl
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TEBREW SCHOOL THE ISRAEL
III TIES OF this city are hereby notified that
the School for instruction In Hebrew Language
and Jewish Religion opens THIS DAY, at the TAB
crnacle OF the Hebrew Congregation, Hasel street.
Hours from to CPL M. LEON. STRAUS,
noyl-3s Principal.
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for Gale.

~ REAT BARGAINS IN LANDS.-I
" Offer for sale, at a grtat sacrifice. snd on
accom- modating terms, 5000 acres OF valuable
LANDS, on west bank OF Wateree hiver and
Spears Creek, ted miles below Canlden, and
twenty east Of columbia, nn, o>iro s.dc CT the
river, and within five Miles OF BIZ, k!n's Depot, on
the Ca mlen Branch R,i.rnad. The Charlotte AMI
Columbia Railroad runs within fifteen miles. and
the road being built from Sumtcrvlll. 10 Columbia
within twelve miles. The river pavigable HI
the year round. Produce shipped to the Cam
deI branch Railroad Bridge. thence TO Whining
ton or Charleston. The health OF the country Is
perfect. 1000 acres rich River and Greek bottoms
producing, finely, Cotton, Corn, small grain, ard
especially adapted to Stock raising: 500 head OF
cattle con:d be kept without any feeding. anu
readily sold on the place. 1000 acres Upland
Pine Lands, with large portion OF Creek hot.
toms, 600 acres cleared and under fence, the
balance finely timbered with Pine. There is 1ne
Residence on the place, with Springs con venient,
and Cabins for laborers. Will be sold 10 body
or two or more separate tracts to suit. II not
sold pr eviously. they will he sCld at Public Auc-
tIon In Columbia, on the nrst Monday In Decem.
ber.
For terms, apply to E. G. DO3Y. or JAMES
DAVIS, Camden, :. G.. A Map can be seen at Office
or FRASER MATHEWES, Real Es'ate Agent,
Charleston, =. G. nnv3-1
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Gomratlor1al.

MRS PINCKNEY's BOARDING AND
M DAT SCHOOL for young ladies, No. 50
HaspI street. Oct3-3
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fertilizers.
GENCY FOR THE E r U vi A N
~ GUANO.

The subscribers having been appointed Local "a,
Agents l5r the sale or PERU Wan GUASO, %onia
respectfully informed manufacturers an" ueSI n,,,
ss from ships direct on arrival from the Peruvian
Islands. PURE PERUVIAN GUASo, az the Gene enc
raj Agents price in New York. to wit: ,s1 Sky
dollars, god, on delivery. Every csTgG S,Il n
AMI sa;tractory Guarantees Of tts quality and
purity wiz always be FURNISHED when desirsd.
GEO. ". WILLIAMS + &C.,
oa,,ss FACTORS.
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Dr. Een

THO RENT, THE HALL. SECOND STORY,
Il Of Odd Fellows Building, corner King and
Liberty streets. Possession given on the 9th OF
November. For terms, apply at No. 567 King
street. nov1-tuths4
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ITO RENT, STORE No. 80 KING
i STREET, 1pe business stand In central
part or the city. Apply TO $. R. MARSHALL,
corner Society and King streets. sep2Y
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ITO RENT, A PORTION or A HOUSE,
with large piazza, kitchen and stable accom-.
mUdations. Apply at No. Society street.
noy2-3t
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nIRECT IMPoRTATIoN.

Just received per English bark Annie Klmball,
and in Store. q fine assortment OF Boys Single
and DOUBLE GUNS, Breech Loading Guns, Duck
Guns, Di3on's Powder Plasks aud Shot Pouches.
&C., and select stock OF Jos. Rodgers Sons
Balanced Handle Dessert and Dinner Knives,
Pocket Cutlery, Scissors and Ra1orS.
Now landing per brig Cove from Liverpool, a
line lot Of ENGLISH P0TWARE. consisting OF
ovens Pots, Spiders, &c.
In Store and arriving full stock Of PL0UGHS,
Corn Shelters, Hay Caters, Cultiva;0rs. Harrow5,
and ether Agricultural Implements, which, TO.
gether with the above, are offered ut the lowest
marker rates, at wholesale and retail.
SAM'L. r. MARSHALL,
Agent for the Dodgs's Perfect Plonghs,
And Ellerbe's TravsrlanterS.
No. 3l4 King street. corner OF Society,
oct3l-9 Sign Of the Big Gun.
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NOR SALE.I HAVE ON HAND AND
for sale another snRp!y OF secondhand
Saving Machineg. or various makers, which /
will dispose Of very cheap. tnil and examine at
No. 2T Queen street. J. LuSSF0Ro.
lln21
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m OU r N A NJ E N T..

m OU RN A NE N T..
The Tournament will take place on FRIDAY,
November 18th, at Fair Grounds. The knights to
assemble at Mills House Stables, Chalmers
street, at A. NJ, in full Costume.
The following are the Prizes:
1st. fine Bay Horse, five years old.
I'd. A fine Summerset Saddle, Chefney Bit and
Saddle Cloth.
Sd. A fine Set Single Harness.
.e, T fAHts + sSssSsS SHstS5S n Committee
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Uams.

VIZ ANTED, TWO SERVANTS, A COOK
w and House Servant. Apply to CLAG-
HORN, HERRING 4 CO., North Atlantic Wharf.
nOv2-3
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EOR SALE, HOUSE AND LOT No. 80
E Rutledge street, oppose Bee street. Apply TO
No. 6S st. Philip street. oct22-stuthSf
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WTANTED, A WHITE WOMAN TO
w Cook and Wash, and make herself gene.
rally useful In small family. Liberal wages Will
be given. Apply at No. 272 Meeting street.
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E'S2 WENTWORTH STREET.-THE exercises OF
dissatisfaction embrace all the branches necessary
for q good English and Commercial education.
The hours from to O'Clock P. n. are devoted
10 German lessons, VIZ: Grammar Speaking,
Moulding every Saturday morning. The Night
School from to O'Clock, for exercises OF Arith-
metic, Reading, Spelling and Writing, and Orna-
mental and Mechanical Drawing for adults.
dence, with the assistance OF Mr.. J. MCDONALD,
Miss j. b. ANGEL, Miss LEoNHARDT, Miss j.
MILLER
vocal Music by Professor F. BERCKHAN.
G. Il. BERGMAN,
aug9 Principal.
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DOARD WANTED.-AN UNFURNISH-
ID ED Room, with board for gentleman and
wife, in private family. Terms moderate, Ad.
dress ~" at this office. noy2
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EOR RENT OR SALE, A BEAUTIFUL
II ESTATE In Orangeburg District situated
ON Lyons Creek, three and q half miles from the
south Carolina Rairoad. The tract contains
$500 acres, soil rich red clay, adapted to cotton,
corn, wheat root crops ana clover.
A splendid range for cattle; sunny hillsides for
vineyards, and low lands for meadows Lyons
Creek, q large, never-iaiing stream runs through
the estate, and furnishes one Of the finest water
powers In the State.
most valuable iron ore has been discovered
recently on the place.
The estate has on It al the necessary farm
buildings, negro houses, barns, stables, gin
houses and small dwelling. 1t has been IN con
slant cultivation since the war, AMI the splendid
growing crop w0uid give entire satisfaction.
1t is offered for rent or sole, on reasonable
terms.
Address Mrs. N. RElTT,
Society Hill, Darlington District, ). O.
Or r. n. MARSHALL & BRO, No. 80 Broad
street. augl
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NOOK WANTED AT No. 81 MEETING
" stree: Coored female preferred. uoV3-2
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WTANTED, BY A GENTLEMAN, A
w Situation as Clerk or any light employ
merit: Has reference. Address Box No: 1876,
Charleston, S. G.. NOVELS
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FoR sALE.-A SUPERIOR SEVEN
OCTAVE PIANO will be sold low If up.
piled for Immediately. Apply at this ofice.
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NTANTED IMMEDIATELY, A GOOD
w Cook and Chambermaid. Apply at the
corner OF Church and Market streets. noV3-1*
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At PRIVATE SALE - HANDSOME
n AND DESIRABLE EE>lnENCE IN TIE
ENCE s. C.-all that LOT OF LAND measuring
.i5 fess on .rby str,cr. and lju icet on Evans
street. with The neat and handsome Two story
Dwelling iouse, Kitchen, Stables. Siorelouse,
Dairy anu oil necessary outbu!.dlhss Inc M owe @ l.
inv has six comfortable rooms. All the build
luss are In excellent order. On The pre'lises are
L Choice selection or fruit trees, grape vines ana
shade trees also, an excellent vegetable ghr,ien.
(iocd well or pure water. IN aii' she sn,, sm,se e
most desirable. residence, ead located IN the
fashionable street Tiete:lns viii he reasonable
10 au acceptable parry. Apply 10 or ADDRESS
GEORGE MCD. STULL.
Zeal Estate Agent,
oct1c-mth2mos fiorehce' o. "
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A NIGHT SCHOOL FOR COLORED
n Citizens has been opened In St. Peters
school House, wentworth street. No distinction
OF creed. Terms, so cents every other Monday. In
advance. Lessons every night from half.past
O'Clock, Saturdays and Sundays excepted. oct1S
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WJANTED TO PURCHASE, A SMALL
w Horse not more than IA hands high. Tor
lady to rir e and DRIVE. Must be perfectly sound
AMI gentle, and not more than eight years ald
Apply at the o. S. Arsenal. between 10 and le ".
nOy3-thmw2H
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JXTANTED, A GOOD STEADY MAN,
w accustomed to the use Of the file. Inquire
at No. 101 Reaulain street. noy24F
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L7oR SALE, THREE FARMS. Two
Il miles from the r"rr Royal Rniiroal, In
tue whippy Swamp neignhorEand. Orc ,,,, Fam ;.tl
a,.rts. Each t;;TnI contains ona hundred Acres
good planting iand. with two or three comfort,
able cahl:is on each: Also well i'ilhr:el. good
range for cattle and Qgs: Aid rtrlcctiy hesfhy
X. Earnwrll Village. haflo
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BOARDING NENT AND
ID TRANSIENT BOARD in private family, on
line OF City Cars. Also, outer Rooms for rent,
with CT Without Board. noYI-tnth2t
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CREAT BARGAINS IN BLACK AND
VI and COLnNE9 SILKS at MELCIEHs NJ L.
LER, No. 2I7 King street. noVl-5
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WTANTED, BY A YOUNG MAN, WHO
w can write good hand, o Situation In some
whole sale store or jctor,s ofice BE Is willing to
work and make himself useful to his employer.
References given II required. Address w. T.. at
this office. nov3-if
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VXTANTED TO RENT OR PURCHASE,
w small HOUSE. Address $. g., NEWS
office oct2S
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TT YOU WANT. A GOOD SEWING
Machine, and q cheap one, 60 to LUNS-
FURD'S. In Queen street, and you will find 1t.
OCt22
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w ANTED, A SITUATION AS GOV.
w vERNEsS Or Assistant Teacher by a
young lady who has had several .yesrs expert
ence. She will teach the usual English Branches.
Also, French, Latin and Music, II desired. Best
OF references given. Addr' ss P. 0. Box No. 357.
nOy2-3H
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Boarding..

DRIvATE BOARDING.-GOODB BOARD
at No. 90 Broad street. NOVELS
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yXTANTED IMMEDIATELY, A GOOD
w Cook and Waeher. Apply at No. 80 Bull
street novels
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AN IMPORTANT

AN IMPORTANT ITEM. - The
interests of society generally can be best
promoted by the cultivation of literary
tastes and those who contribute to this end
are entitled to the thanks of any commune
". We hold that Mr. T. s. Clark proprle-
Tor of the book store at the east end of Main
Street bridge, is doing his share in this mat
ter, by catering to the literary wants Of 0 Iii
itizens. He has kept advancing in his
work until he has reached, we might say.
perfection, for his well filed shelves will
undone in providing for the wants OF the
reading community. His store is now filled
with a complete and well assorted stock of all
the standard works and publications Ct the
day, comprising beautiful editions of prose
and poetry for the holidays. The latest
works issued from the press he receives,
and keeps well up with the Chicago and
Milwaukee book houses in this respect. ANY
work not on his shelves can be ordered
through him, and procured on the lowest
possible terms. To his large and extensive
stock of books, he has recently added fine
assortment of fancy articles, including some
beautiful walnut brackets, &c. Those wish
ing 10 purchase presents for the coming
holidays we can recommend to no place in
our city where their wants can be b etter or
more amply supplied :han at the bo okstore
of NIT S. Clark
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-12-07

JUSTIN McCARTHY.-Th Young
Mems Association of this city are endeav-
ing to secure Mr. Justin Mccarthy to deliv-
er the next lecture of their course some
time during the present month. Procuring
the services of Mr.. Mccarthy will be attend
ed by considerable expense and trouble to
the society, AS the gentleman's engagements
are nearly all flied for the season. But as
there seems to be consdera BILE interest man
ifested among the ticket holders to hear Mr.
Mccarthy, arrangements will be perfected,
if poss ble TO secure a lecture from him
Mr.. Justin Mccarthy has for several years
past been gaining high degree of notore-
ty, both in this country and Europe, as a
writer and lecturer, and an eloquer It expo
nent of the liberal ideas of government,
and his lecture would undoubtedly be most
entertain ng and instructive to all. Should
arrangements for Mr.. McCarthy's appear
ance be consummated, the subject of his
lecture will be announced in due season
Since writing the above we are informed
that Mr.. Mccarthy viii positively lecture at
Turner Hall, on Saturday evening, Decem
Der 18th. Subjeet-''The Franco-Prussian
War"
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BURNED TO DEATH BY KEROSENE

~ OGh1 II AEhOSENE
An other of those awful and appa ling
deaths, the result of the careless use OF
kerosene, occurred in this city on Sunday
afternoon, last. A little boy seven years
OF age, son of Mr.. A H. Flood, resident
ofthe Third Ward during the absence of
his pa rents, attempted to build fire in the
stove, using freely of kerosene from a can
for the purpose. By some means fire was
conveyed from the stove to the
kerosene, causing the can to burst and
scattering the contents all over the body of
the little fellow He ran out of the house
and the attention of some of the neighbors
were directed to the sufferer by his cries
All efforts, however, at saving him were
unayailing. for when examined his body
was burned dreadtully from the knees up
The child fingered in intense agony for
about three hours, when death put an end
to his sufferings. Here is another dreadful
warning to persons who are in the habit of
Using kerosene fer the purpose of lighting
6res &C.; no matter how careful they may
be, sooner or later their carefulness will DO
overcome by carelessness, and sad results,
srrh q, above chroniclsd ensNs.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-12-07

Who Is SHE?-We learn from the
Milwaukee papers that the bridge tender at
Menominee bridge discovered body in ;ne
river about II clock, on Wednesday hight
OF last week The tender procured assis-
lance, fshed it out and took it to the station.
1t proved to be the body Of Elizabeth Klein,
an old lady of about sixty years OF age. who
is said to have grown up son and daughter
Living in this city. For several years, it is
reported, she has fuctuated between this
place and Milwaukee. A short time since
she applied to the station in Milwaukee for
lodgings, and the next day she said she WAS
from Walertown and ished to return. A
railroad pass was procured for her by the
police authorities, and she as sent to her
children. Monday Of last week she was
sent back again into Milwaukee. Nothing
more was seen of her until her body was
found as above stated. A poor unfortunate
castaway from s,ciety ard friends, she
probably committed suicide to rid herself
of all care and trouble,
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-12-07
.ARE YOU GOING EAsTav

"Well, neighbour II, are you going
East this season 2"
Don't think shall; that trip last year
year rather used me up"
''You didn't go by the Broad Gauge Erie
Railway, then, did you?"
''No, sir; if l had, I'd have been a happy
mon to-day
"Why, how's that?"
"Well, in the first place, if had gone by
the Erie l should lave reached New York
in season to meet an important engag ement ;
as it was, went by another Line, was sew
eral hours late, and LOST thousands Of dollars
by it."
"You recollect my advice. before you star
ted, don't you ?"
Yes; and | wish l had followed it..
Why. | am told that the Erie cars are foot
wider than those in ordinary use, and that
II man can live in them both day and night
just as comfortably as he can at the Sherman
or the Gait House"
ayes, and get just as good and regular
meals at the Company's hotels along the
line"
That's an item, for | always get hungry
in travelling. But where do you connect
with these Erie coaches2 | might take a
uOtlOu W uu Ou UciOIt lOuR, lOT llCJ
say its alone worth the price of ticket to
sec the Drawing Room Cars o--------------
"They run four Daily Express Trains,
starting from Cincinnati, from Cleveland,
from Dunklrk, from Buffalo and from Roch-
| ester, and running through without change
to New York. You can take the Broad
Gauge cars at either of these points, and n
either case will have view Of such scenery
as you never saw before in your life, unless
you've been to Switzerland"
''No, never nave, but am going to New
York by the Erie Railway the first week
can spare, and shall take my whole family
along. Where do you bay the tickets p
Cob, anywhere All the principal tick
ct agents throughout the West and South
have them for Sale. Our agent here says he
| has all he can dc to supply the demand .
"Does he Well, Eli hurry over to the
depot, | reckon, and invest right away -
Good day, sir"
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-12-07

SETTLED AT LAsT.-A case of long
standing was settled by the Sa-
preme Court of the state last week. This
is he well known ca e in this community
O. Mcmahon VS.. McGraw in regard to the
the title of Sc acres of land in the 9th ward
of this city. This case has been under the
control of able counsel and las been con-
Quoted with zeal and ability on both sides.
Orion and NJ u berger were counsel for the
plaintiff, and Enos and Hall for the defen-
dant A decision in favor of the plaintiff
was given in the Circuit Court, bat was
taken up to the Supreme Court on an ap-
peal by the defendant. The Supreme Court
now renders its decision in favor OF
McMshon, the plaintiff and the case is final
ly settled BY this, the highest authority of
our state.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-12-07

GOING AwAY.-We are about to
loose one of our most popular and enter
prising young men, in the person of Mr..
henry Coe, who removes to the city of Mad
ison some time about the lst of January
We regret exceedingly to hear of this in
tention on the part of Our friend, as we can
lily spare many such young men from our
midst Mr. Coe, we understand, designs
going through course of law study the
present winter at the Madison law school,
with 6nsl view of engaging in the prac-
tice of that profession. Mr.. Coe hes grown
up here from early childhood, aud has be-
come a eyAnAral- f, uari.S with our citizeus,
and we feel assured that they all unite with
ua in wishing him a bright and prosperous
future wherever he may go.