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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-12
-TpNIrrpE AND MATTRESS

uURNITuRE ANp MA .r,r' -,
L WARERoOMs.-tp s.airs; %H,2 ~ ;,sat
posi- irsn, front mai" S]ni;Gings I.n l4rgr;t ~! st% "i
varied assortment u reEL9l; IL IL M sac. d
DINING-ROOM FURNITURE Ia tH S
and spring Beds made TO order in 4Hl ,tir. ,IHk
sired. Our stock of Chamber f~Fa1|"tN - nIr
very large, complete suits can 1c nHfthSs' rs,..rd
est establishment from S3S 10 500. We raw III.
the prices OF all our goods, and VIZ ar, NJ" @''"o
about as low ~ We daa fifteen years age. ,i,, FAR
We invite all In want OF good, Sgpst"n o"yiny.
niture to examine our assortment netorS = IL,
We have goods to suit all ;Ar,ics,tnr ~ = '
moor. HARDWOOD & RITTER.
,a, oppo'i'e'he Richmond, Va.
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me- WET GOODS WET GOODS -
LOTS OF THIN s~OLD-SOME SOLD OUT
ENTIRELY.

ON HAND TODAY:
TOWELS at 10. Is, &c. and 45c.:
IRISH LINENS ut IS, s, and 75c.;
TABLE-CLOTRs at il. so and Sl.73;
BIRD'S-EYE DIAPER ut a. for a piece OF ten
yards, worth soc. per yard:
LINEN sHIRT-BOSOMS at 4oc. worth COO
NAPKINS at IL per dozen worth 50;
LINEN TABLE DAMASK at $3.50 worth - PR
yard
These goods must be sold to-day, rs II wont u'
to carry them over this week.
No wet Cotton to-day sold every yard on yes
terday. LEVY bfoihI""'
Nos. 1918 and 1915 Main street.
y. B.-A few odd ends Of lots OF WET GOODS
not enumerated above. The lots being small must
give out In the early part of the day. mn
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DRY GOODS.
DUCKWALL & ROUSs.
- nxrr RrSJrfS or wONEG

Nc believe In tllclr right to go 10
NO. 1913, OPPOSITE rOsT-oFFICE,
r. huy the best y%ard-wlda cotton In the city, at III
cents. Their right to vote [ir they want tol TO
buv OF Druckwnll L Rouss 5000 YARDS or the
bast Prints i'm Richmond ut 10 cents. Coats spool
cotton Mt 90 cents per dozen other brands equally
ag good Mt 40 cents 600 yards). - or
a. INV nrice Won wan, them. Anything and every
thing you want ut any price you want 1t.
NH 10
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~ CHEAP CHEAP CHEAP!
GISGTIAMS at lOc. per yard, sold before the war
at qAc., and we're considered cheap at th"t;
GOOD CALICOES Mt 10 and le3c.;
Full yard-wlde BLEACiIED and CNHlEA'h-
ED COTTON Mt l2ic. per yard, at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
Nos. 1918 and 1915 Main street.
The celebrated SIX-CoRD WILL1MANTl'
apoOI COTTOS The best In use. Try IT.
NH 10
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FLOUR.
VALLEY FLOUR.

DRIDGEWATER FAMILY FLOUR
ID / am manufacturing u choice article OF FAM
lily FLOUR-superior TO any I have heretofore
made. Every barrel warranted 10 give %satisfac-
ton, or be returned. j. h. F1CKLIN,
Falmouth, Va.
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g.
The Death OF Lee.


Mr.. ]. r. Randall, the poet-editor OF the
Augusta Constautionalist, announced the
death Of General Lee in these simple,
heartfelt words: :. .,,i.
The telegraph conveys the lnournfal inteli'
Rence that General Lee Is dead. How few the
words, yet how melancholy their significance
It seems but yesterday.we saw him, II not full
of lusty life, at least with the promise OF many
useful years, to bless, to guide, to sustain and
glorify his countrymen of the south. And now
the good gray head is low, the noble heart ie
hushed, the beaming eye is dim, and the royal
spirit, which kept Its whitenesa amid M the storm
of battle, the oruelties OF misfortune and the
devoted pangs Of the foeman.s' treacherou!f
peace, has flown to higher realms thar. ehis'
he has crossed the river which jackson cross
ed before; he rests under the shade Of the
trees Of Paradise; he has carried 10 tho Spirit
Land the Southern Cross, snd henceiorth
there Is one saint the more to make US feel
that il We haye lost cause on earth we have
gained another advocate for that cause IN
Heaven ,
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Will Mrs. Stanton's husband, and Miss An
thongs father, do and think II, those ener-
getlc females lead OFF the scrub race OF
downright naughtiness and unmitigated in
.decency?
All this dirty work puts back the cause for
which many good men are honestly working.
Congressman and politicians generally will
take up any grievance which promises to
increase their strength, but they will hardly
subscribe to reorganization o., society upon
a basis which beats Mormonism all hollow.
It may be pleasure to them to give their
wives and children an opportunity OF voting
in the election Of President or OF Keeper ol
the Town Pump, but they will hardly accept
woman suffrage as the corollary Of system
of indiscriminate loving and general i'm
propriety. The mere mention OF such a
thing will disgust them with the whole ensl-
ness, and this is where the advocates oi
general emancipation" and "limited mar
.sriagen are likely to come to grief 1t is
possible that 'shumaaity is marching" as
they say. But it is not marching backwards;
nor are we 80 very near to the millennium
that the absence Of all restraint is certain
to maintain the highest standard OF pFVate
and public morality.
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TERMS. OF rHn NEWS.

vrr DAILY Nxws, by nas,l one year 50; six
Maths s.; tnree months -; ono month IS cents.
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~sxahae to the carriers, or So . year, paa In so'
vsnee OF the office.
Tu rRI.WKEKLY NEwe, published on tuesdays
FA.r.days and Saturdays, one year "a SlA
Asakhs 81 90. ,,- ,o,,ea
nm WssrH NEWS, one year 81. SIX copies
IA Ten copies, to one address, sl''
0v,.os,rr1oss In all cases payable In ADVANCE,
-. :. n,rar continued sissr the expiration OF
tas Hne psld for. - x,r-o NOV
'.rrrpT1sRyy,1s m TIE WEEKLY NEWS per
;, - :, eo,d nonpareil, insertion Is cents; l
,..,,n 20 cents; months 81; emonths 81 IS; Il
,.rvtnsss. Cuts and Electrotype Advertisements
v1fnDs Inserted on the Fourth Page only.
npfscEs OF Wants, To Rent, Lo st and Souna'
aratdfne, &c, not exceeding 20 words, rs cents
s,ScA Insertion; over 20. and not exceeding ~
vnr,ss. 40 cents each insertion; over 80, and mol
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"A sfsance. a,
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- - itUbr ger for - line Of solid nonpareh: :
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CASH RATES FOR DAILY ADVERTISEMENTS IN iHs
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,s:extsons CENTS line Special Notices l2 cenlS
xisne: business Notices Coy COUNT Is cents . ine.
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tnSs IS cents each.
TaASsrBrr ADVERTISEMENTS Will be puohsheo
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isrHr, DAILY NEWS. Contract advertisements
a, Sae:hslf the rates for TIE DAILY NEWS.
trsttt.rSINors should be made by Postomoe
.,,Yordar or BY express. II this cannot be
au.a protection against, losses by man ma! De
secaIsd By forwarding 3 drafr on Charleston pay
49, 20 the order Of the propnetors OF THH ksws'
q ny sending the money in aregistsred' letter.
xadress -; - R1oRDAN. DAWSON Co., ,n:
" ..:gr 1No.,14s East Bay, Charleston, S. G. I.
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Espeaks English with nusncy, Is afaOle in his

Espeaks English with nuency, Is affable In his
manners, bur exceedingly outspoken on occasion.
| AZ one time he said: "f sou have some business
with high Pruasian functionary, a priVy coun.
sellor, you must be so rough that to beat
him would appear 20 be the next resort; then
he would be polite and obliging." And on
another occasion "You have no idea OF the
self.conceit OF the whole royal race" With re-
gard to the generals OF the war OF 1885, he calls
them .tall asses except great Moltke and bulldog
Steinmetz." 1t Is his custom to hatter national
wishes and prejudtces when 1t server his interest,
and he succeeds as he does In moulding the tone
OF the German press. He Is very strict d.sciph'
marian In his departm ent-a superior who hardly
tolerates an independent man, who requires I'M
pllcit obedience, and knows only servants anu
clerks, but not friends and advisers. But, now
ever popular Bismarck may be In war; Herr happ
thinks he will fail In peace; for, In the unnatter
ing summing up Of his character, ne says that
"Bismarck has neither interest for, nor under
standing of, civil freedom, selfgoTernment and
constitutional liberty. Els isa despotc character;
he is an ingrained legitimist. who considers 1t
his especial calling to hold down popular deYel-
opment If It does not directly serve bis purposes"
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The Result.

Elsewhere in to-day's. paper we give a
mass of interesting dispatches from the re-
D orters and special correspondents OF TIE
NEWS throughout the State, containing such
general information in regard to the result
of the contest on Wednesday as could be
obtained in advance OF the official returns.
The reports, meagre as they necessarily are,
justify US in congratulating the friends OF
Reform that, whatever may be the fate OF
the State ticket, Mey haoe certainly sa0eps
seosnteen out OF tie .Mirty-oa'e counties {"
the State, without counting those in which
the. result is doubtful or where q: mixed
ticket is elected. This insures us at least
,orty.five members of the House Of Repre-:
sentatives, and eleven senators. more than
one-thlrd of the whole representation In
both branches Of the Legislature. Even II
we have done no more, these gains will sui.
flee to paralyze, in great measure, the power
of the Ring to infict further injury upon
the State.
Had our people been able to obtain fair
vote and an honest count. in every portion of
the State we should feel the utmost conf
dence in the election OF Judge Carpenter and
General Butler. As it is, with an Infamous
election law, framed to nullify the popular
will, and bearing its natural fruit In the
wholesale frauds which have taken place in
Laurens, Newbery and other counties. we
can only await developments and bide our
time. n
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THE Radicals have been Dragging that
they made o ,s'cleaa sweep" in the Northern
Congressional elections: Many such. clean
sweeps would be the ruin Of their party. In
Pennsylvania, for example, the Democrats
have net gain Of five members Of Con-
gress, making a change Of ten votes in that
body.
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WE beg that the correspondents Of TIE
NEWS throughout the State, as well as the
County Chairmen, viii forward to this Office
as soon as possible, their reports OF the
result OF the elections
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New, J)ubllfa,,ons.
r. 0 S S E l. l. s l. 5 I
AGRICULTURAL WORKS. &c.

~
AGRICULTURAL WORKS. &c.
THE PARKS, PIOMENADES AEDGiRDENS OF
PARIS Illustrated. rT,I., orh.
uurts's Farm lin: ects with CUlorei fa.es. VOL,
stepheiiss 'Rook of the Farm. .,ols., $40.
Insect Enemies OF Fruit and Fruit Trees, ny TriD'
ball.
vlee's SIX L.c,.rcs on Agriculture.
Wrghts 5000 Rcrelprs
iYouatt on Tho Dog, edited by Lewis.
acClure's diseases, American Stable, Field ane
stonsnenge: The Horse in the Stable and IT,:
american Gsrdtner,s Observation-Disclosures revls
edby Todd.
:Bridginan's Kitchen Gardener, nsW e'tnn:
Buchanan. with an Appendix on the CutsiVa-
ton OF the S.rawherry,by 10y LongwortE.
.DoHning's Landscape Gardening Illustrated
Farmers Barn Book, by Cater. Youats, Skinner
Gleanings from French Gardening, by Robinson.
Henry Courtlant, or What Farmer Can DO, by
A. J. Cline.
The Sportsman and The hog. VOL, l2mo.
Woodward,s Graperies ami horticultural Butld-
ingB.
The House: A New Manual uf Rural Architecture,
OF HOW 70 Built p~eluHSn' ou' o't osNo1eD l''A"
Outbuildlngs uf all kinds. ,.--.,.
The Garden: How 10 CultlVato 'egessoiee, ffu''s
and Flowers.
The Farm: 4 New Manual Of Practical Agrlcul'
ture.
The Barn-Yard: "A New Manual Of Cattle, HorEs
and Sheep Hushahtlry.
aNen'S( x, L.l American Farm 6ooS.
Iohnstons Elements OF Agricultural Chemistry.
Bommer's Method Of Making Ianures'
Breck's New Book Of Flowers. a,.
Caldwell's Agricultural Chemical Analysis.
Dadd's American Cattle Doctor.
Hop Culture.
JOhnsop's How Crops Feed.
!ohnson's How Crops Grow.
Mohr on the Grape Vine.
Onion Culture.
Our Farm OF Four Acres.
Pardee on nStrawberry Culture.
Pedder,s Land Messurer.
Percher on Horse.
Randalls Sheep Husbandry.
SaunderS'8 Domestic Poultry.
Tobacco Culture.
Turner's Cotton Planters Manual.
Waraer's Hedges Bnd.Evergreens.
Warnings Draining for Profit and Health
Wheelerls Rural Homes.
Wheeler's Homes for the People.
Whites Gardening for the South.
WoodWard's Country Homes
Farm Talk (BracEett.) :
Fullers Forest Tree Cultur14
Jennings on Cattle.
jennings on the Horse and his Diseases.
Mayhew's Illustrated Horse Management.
Mcmahon's American Gardener.
Norris's Fish Culture.
The. Horse stonehenge,I English edition, sVo.,
e22 pages
The Mule lRiley.)
JOHN RUSSELL,
mayo No. z85 king BrRlH.
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Elissotntipns of Qnuartnersh,p

LAW NOT E-THE COPARTNER-
SHIP OF Messrs. MEMMINGER, JERVEf d
PINCKNEY has been Dissolved BY the. death OF
Copartnership for the PRACTICE OF Law, under
the, ,nrm OF MEMMlNGER, PINUKNEf & JERNEY,
'lD'' AVE- ~ O c. q. MEMMINGER.
G. G. PINcKHEY, JR..
oct2l-f3 W. ST. JULIEN JERYEI.
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Newspapers, Maga3lnes, &r.
ID URAL CARO- N A N
LII -
VOLUME II-No. l.
OCTOBER.
N O W R E A D 2.

~ 0 W u
LABOR. by Hon. Alfred uuger.
Is the South Stock Country ys-by ID. Wyatt
Aiken.
Texas Istle in England-by Alex. 8. HcRae, OF
Liverpool.
Coffee and Coffee Culture-by F..
Suggestive Experience in Farmlng-by A. n.
Latham.
Best Culture for the South-by Thos. G. Clemson.
7 and many other interesting articles, filling
sixLs s-four royal octave pages OF folio reading
matter. "
o. The RURAL CAR0LINIAE Is specially de.
voted to the development Of the agricultural,
horticultural and pomological interests OF the
southern United States. and contains information
to that end not to be found in any other magazine
In the world
Subscription, So per annum, In advance.
Address WALKER, EVANS i COGSWELL,
sep26 Charleston. 5. c.
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oct21-f3
Notires in Bankrnptrp.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
/ TED STATES FOR THE DISTRICT OF SOUTH
CAROLINA.-In the Matter Il g: n. AYEklLL
son, Bankrapts, by whom petition Tor adludlca-
ton of bankruptcy was filed on the 10Th day or Sep
tember, A. D., iS7o, in said Court.-lD BANKRUPTCY
This Is TO give notice, that on the eEvEETEENTH
DAY OF SEPTEMBER A. D. 1870, warrant IN oanS- M
r1Intoy was issued against the estate OF O. N. AVE-
RAJ SON. of Charleston, In the County Of
Charleston aud state OF South Carolina, who have
been adjudsed bankrupts, on their own petition;
hao tfe pay ment Of a,y debts and delivery OF any
property belonging to said oanEru9ts, 10 tnem W or
Tor ther use and the transfer OF any property By
them, are forbidden by law; that meeting OF the
creditors OF the said bsnErupts, to prove tne,r
debts and to choose one or more assignees OF their
estate will be held at Court OF BANKRUPTCY, "
he holden at No. n Broad street, Charleston,
South Carolina before ]! y. Carpenter, Registrar
on the TvENTY:sEvBNrH DAY OF OCTOBER A. u.
1870, at 10 O'Clock A NJ, L. f. JOHNSON,
oct2l-fw2 o. S. Marshal as Messenger.
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&otels.

1O7 HENRY's RETREAT, 10Y
No. iof EAST BAY, ONE DOOR BELOW BROAD
STREET.
1. Restaurant.
9. Oysters always fresh on hand.
3. FREE LUNCH from half.past 10 o'cloek
every day.
4. Mesls at ali hours, Dinner served from 10
to4P.M.
s. Meals served on Sunday untll2P. II.
s. The best IMPORTED WINES, Liquors and
Havana Cigars. .,.
I. Only place In town for geod genuine HOT
Tom and Jerry.
Give me q call.
Formerly Barkeeper at the Mills House.
sep26-SnoS
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DOL LER SKATING

IL : : At
THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC HALL, =.
COMMENCING SATURDAY EVENING, OCT. l.
The assemblies Will be as follows: MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY AFTERNOONS from
to O'Clock and TUESDAY, THURSDAY and
SATURDAY NIGHTS from half-pass 60 10.
Admission to Night Assemblies so CENTS; Chil!
dren 2s cents. Tickets in PACKAGE 4 twelve, 80.
Use OF Skates, Is cents. ....h .-. -
Afternoon Assemblies Ladies and Children, II:
Guiding use OF Safes, 25 cents; Gentlemen, inolud:
Ing use OF Skates, so cents. .tt% ::
Season tickets Of admission tgood for all assem-
blIes during three months) for gentlemen S.; for
ladies So; for gentlemen and lady SIS 49,.
sep97-3m9S '.''''.s'
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9anep GOODS, az.
STERLING SILVER FORKS AND
SPOONS,
BY THE OUNCE OR DOZEN.
Sent to sny part OF the country per Express
@. I'D.
Photographs OF different patterns sent by mail
on application.
Our facilities for manufacturing enable US to
give selections from the largest variety Of pat.
terms and at the lowest price. No extra charge
for engraving.
BALL, BLACK CO.,
Sos and 6s7 Broadway,
July1s-lyr New York.
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NIANIED. TWO ROOMS AND PANTRY
w ION one fioor) or small HOUSE Of about
four rooms. Address "Rooms," NEWS office.
oct2l-1s
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EOR SALE.-I HAVE ON HAND AND
E for sale another supply Of second -hanG
Sewing Machines, OF various makers, which
will dispose OF very cheap. Call and examine at
No. n Queen street. J. LUNSF0RD.
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wv ANTED, TWO ABLE-B0DIED
w white men az Porters. Experienced men
only need apply. JEFPORDS CO., Vendue
Range octN-ls
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JXTANTED, & SMALL COLORED BOY
w asa house servant Good wages given.
Apply, with recommendations, to c. T. PANKNIN,
No. 123 Meeting street. oct2l-
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Wfnis.

uTANTED, A COMPETENT AND BE
F" SPEoTa HTE white NURSE. Bring recon-
mendations. Apply at corner Meeting and hem
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TNINE OLD HYSON TEA ONE DOLLAh'
II A POUND, at METZ'S GROCERY, corner
Queen and Meeting streets, opposite Mills House.
July 26-3moSf
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UJANTED, A GOOD PLAIN COOK,
w without children. None need apply with
out Recommendation. Apply at No. % Pitt street.
oct204
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TAyE YOU CALLED AT BLACK
III WELLS NEW S'rOREi If not, 60 at once.
~. i1l Meeting street. below Market. OCtlO
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WJANTED, A COOK, AT No. % REID
w street. Recommendations required.
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UTANTED. A DRUG CLERK. APPLY
w to Dr.. B. W. HARDEE, corner Broughton
and abersham streets, Savannah, Ga. oct20-3f
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for Eg!ale.

NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE.-A LARGE
~ quantity OF the above for sale, suitable FOR
wrapping, or for parties desiring full hles: Ap-
My at this Otfice. octlStul
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EG;l Reru..

YNO RENT, TWO ROOMS WITH LARGE
plaza. INQUIRE at No. 58 st. Philip
str eet, east side, one door south Calhoun street.
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~Jdit ~.Jusndirltaar.irs.: aarI.ilris:

LIFE IHsURANCE oOMPAEY
~ -. st:T
HEs~ 70 RE.
49,, ioaaAsnID NJ 1859.
ALL POLICIES NON s-FoRFBTABLE.
GALE LOAN TAKEN. mo NOTES REQUIRED.
rlsr Cash DIVIDED 1ur1, 50 RE ozsr.
49,. sTATBNLNf. ,-... ~ n:,s. .
Policies In force. ooS
Assets leeo,ooo
Annual Income. .... ...............s 6u0iWU
losses Paid. sQo'Vue
opTTIcsas.
o.; WE PECKHAG, President. ',
wM 7. HOOKER, ivcePresid, /:
Il: McADAM, Secretary and Aceuary. = ~
-. =: =. DrRIcfuHs. T7c'.' tor .>
HON. John A. Dix, Naw York.
Hon. James Harper, Firm OF Harper Bros, ex
MayorNew York. IT, -. A'i~A
Ionn J. Crane, President Bank Republic. =
VIM. II FeYmfye, Banker, Wermllye & Co..
Ohss. G. lockwood, Cashier Newark Banking
. COMPANY.
HON: George opydyks, es.Mayor New York
Nln0t O. Morgan, Banker. ~
Thomas Rgney, Firm Thomas Rigney 90.
Benz. B. sherman, Treasurer New York Steam
sngar Refining Company.
aaron Arnold; Firm OF arnold, Constable & Go.
:uchard q: Bovine, wetmore & Bovine, Lawyers.
&. Y. Haughwout, Firm E. Y. Haughwout & %.
VIM. wlkens Firm of wllkeus 4 90.
Julius q. Pratt, Merchant.
VIM W. Wright, Merchant.
Gnsries J. starr, Merchant.
william Allen, Merchant.
Geo. ". Cuyler, Banker, Palmyra, n. 7.
Geo. T. Hope, President Continental Fire Ensuf.
anoe Company.
John @. Sherwood, Park Place.
walton q. Peckham, corner Firth Avenue ana
rwenty.third street.
Edward q. Wright, Newark M.
Geo. W. Farse, Counsellor.
". L. Cogswer, Merchant:
KEIM q IssERTEL,
General Agents for South Carolina and Georgia,
once No. 40 Broad street,
Charleston, 60.
Dr. 7. REENsTJERNA, Examining Physician.
Jan12
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TNFORMATION WANTED OF. T q E
Il whereabouts OF WILLIAM HENRY JOHN.
SON.. aged about fifteen years, who went
from Judge EcIols's place, near this City, IN
1866, with a lady. named Mrs. Faulkner, who
lived on the Chestes Railroad, In South Carolina.
Any Information OF him Will be thankfully re-
ceiVed by his father, Robert Johnson: Direetet
Columbus, Ga. 0Ct20-3t
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-02-19
NOTICEl
In the Matter of the Estate of J. F. Stone, decd. 1

NOTICE is hereby given by the undersigned Administrator of the said estate to the eredi. tors of and al persons having claims against the said estate to exhibit the same with the necessary vouchers to R. M Cranda, at his office, in Tucson. county of Pima, and Terri tory of Arizona, within twelve months from the date Of this notice after which ou standing claims will for ever be debarred
 GEO. STONE Tucson, 4. I. Administrator. Jan. 10, 1870. St
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-02-19
Notice.
OFFICE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

TuosoS, A, T., February b, 1870. Persons who own loss in ths town of Tucson upon which are uncovered wells, or holes, so deep as to endanger the life and limb of any person who might happen to fall into them, are directed to enclose such lots or to cover up such wellI or holes If these instructions be not compiled with by property holders the work will ye done by direction of the Board and the property held res ponsible for the cost thereof
 By order of the Board of Supervisols
 F, II. GOODWIN,
 Recorders