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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-02-17

HoMrcrDE.--Jimmy Dryer, the prize FIGHT.
er, killed man named Wohers in a saloon in
San Francisco, some time last January. bv
shooting him throughlthe head From some of
tho accounts we find in our San Francisco ex.
changes, Dwyer was not to blame MS Wohlers
fired the first shot, but we have seen contr,.
dietory accounts of the transaction. Tho
Grand Jury has indicted him for murder and
the bail fixed at $4,000, which he has been
thus far unable to give.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-02-17

RoCHEFoRT RIoTs.-Rochefort, the charla
tan who has been endeavoring for some tim
past to create disturbance in Paris, has o
last succeeded in gaining little notoriety
Having been found guilty of melting insurrec
ton after the death of Victor Noir, not onl.
through the medium of his paper. the Ndrseil
laiSe but by his own conduct, he was sentenced
to pay fine Of three thousand francs and t.
imprisonment for six months. He defed the
Government to arrest him, and warned the
ministry that if they undertook it they must
come prepared to do so by force. On the 18th
of February the officers arrested him as he
was about to take part in political meeting
which no and his friends had undoubtedly got
ten up for the occasion and as soon has is ar
rest became known to his followers scene of
disorder and confusion immediately ensued
The crowd under the leadership of one Gus
taye Flourens commenced to barricade the
streets ard repulsed the police who undertook
to storm the barricades, killing one and dan
gerously ,wounding several others. The mill.
was out uuu ABOUT tnTee nuhuFcu
arrests were made, though the troops up to the
time of the latest dispatches had refrained
from firing on the mob The Government was
fully prepared for all emergencies aud there
was not much danger of the emeate assuming
any more serious proportions. This man
Rochefort, whatever may be his private griev-
ances or hatred of the Bonapartes. has evi.
IDENTITY been treated with much leniency by the
Imperial Government, and his endeayors to
create an insurrection in every manner posi-
BILE certainly entities him 10 be dealt with to
the extreme penalty of the law He is Draw
Ter and disturber of the public peace. and the
influence he possesses over the lower classes of
the inhabitants of Paris he prostitutes to the
basest purposes and will result in no good if
not in great loss of life to that excitable class
OF unthinking Frenchmen who blndly follow
The teachings of this bogus edition OF n second
Or third class Robespierre.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-02-17

RADICAL PARTY IN GEogGIA.-Under tbe
Infamous act remanding Georgia to the condi.
ton of military district, the carpet.bAgcers
and scalawags, who appear to be about the
worst set of scoundrels to be found anywhere
have obtained control of the State and their
outrageous conduct has become SO uubearable
that the decent members of the Radical party
IN that State have sent delegation to Wash.
ington to represent the condition of affairs in
Georgia to Congress. They aver that Gov,
Bullock has violated the Reconstruction laws.
that the Legislature as now organized is lille.
gal, and that if Congress sustains Bullock. the
Republican party in Georgia will be DESTROYED
ne delegation repudates nil political afiilia.
flon with the Democracy. II their sentiments
are correct we hope that Congress will sns.
.ain Bullock, for the destruction of the Re- |
publican party, not only in Georgia but every.
where else, ia n contamination deyoutly TO be
wished for" The outrages perpctrated by the
RADICAL party in that State have no equal in
ne history OF this or any other country The
condition of Ireland to-day is far better than
the condition of the people of the Southern
tates who are not only under the iron heel off
Military despotism but ut the mercy of bru.
n set OF ignorant negroes, and possessing no
ghts that the Radical party pretend to respect
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-02-17

WISCONSIN DEPp.rp,,
state that Frank Parker. the h;,r y dl4's
OF Illinois, defeated Adam Kls, .,'' !. 'i'p
pion of Wisconsin, at a pam. &d.
waukee. The game stood. D. ,aalhs|
Kleser' sal. Kleser was the ,b,II. .sl' "
In game played in Idabo
champion of Idaho for secrs,,.' ,aIa
Nog'" the champion carpet-ba.... y '' y
sln' the score standing, curti' :. WY
Nog, nary point. 'sefsag
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-02-17

ScKLEs TO sE CONFIRMED The SENATE Committee
on Foreign Relations has agreed 10 repor. fAvoraby
on the nomination Of General Sckles as M!nisie. 10
SpAiA-
The above is taken from the special dis.
patches to the Sacramento Union Of February
Sth. We do not think any one will be sur.
prised either at the Committee reporting favor.
ably or at the Senate actually confirming the
nomination. Sick!cs' character has been pretty
thoroughly ventilated. not only by the Demo-
cratic but also by the Radical press, through
out the country. The New York Horld pub.
lshed truthful biography of the fellow, from
= which it appears that Sickles has been guilty
OF nearly every crime defined BY either th,,
statute or common law, and in the face Of nj!
the evidence of his forgeries, periuries aud
murder, Grant still retained him in office, and
now the leaders Of the party of great moral
ideas intend that his appointment shall stand.
and our country continue TO be disgraccd BY
his representing the Government at the Court
Of Madrid.
The Springfield (Massl Republican, the
great exponent of Radical ideas in New Enp. |
land, some time since deprecated the continu.
ance 10 Office Of Sickles, and said il was
burning shame and disgrace for our govern.
ment to be represented by such n man; that
ne was not only perfectly ignorant of the dn.
ties pertaining to his Office, but his character
was such as to render him an improper person
for appointment to any Official position. aud
that his appointment was the wora. that Grant
had made. We should like to know what that
paper now thinks of Sckles, and if the opinion
is the same, what it thinks of the man who an.
pointed him and of the Senator'S who endorse :
him by voting for his confirmation. If man
votes for thief. forgerer and murderer to q
represent him and his Government. is the voter
any better than the representative, or the |
agent any worse than his principal. But
sickIes is loyal, and that qualification seems to b
DC sufficient, and with Radicals "loyalty," like
CHARITY, covers a multitude of sins And a
clothed in the mantle of loyalty sickles stands
forth the peer of his Radical associates. g
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-02-17

q WoMANJUsTIoE or THE PEAcE.-A Miss
Amelia Hobbs was recently elected Justice
Oh the Peace for Jersey Landing township, in
jersey county, Illinois, by majority of 26.
she IS the first woman ever elected to on Office
in that State.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-02-17

MORMON EMIGRANTs-A ship load of Nor.
mon emigrants from Wales, arrived at New
York on the 9th of this month. en- route for
Utah. They will be,caii their fate when they
get into old Brigham's clutches.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-02-17
AMERICANS MURDpppn

AMERICANS !. MURDERER :. ~
Late dispatches contain the i,.''. Hlpp
party OF three or four Ame,;.. lseaa B
ing along the streets, were :. .a's' sil, !
o.. o. spanlards' one Of them insts asssa4 w
tue balance seriously, if not po,, a'ly kid
ne only reason given for III. !. 'allSy se|
cause the Americans wore Ll',. 'u'''gs Nj
not agreeable to the sDaD;.. s'a'aa. N
- FISH u mas telesraphed to the Aa... s''s
az Havana to inquire into tsaas1s'acS
apology from the Spanish ea - 'tar
probably end the matter ,na ''siaasr
m mla,stratlon' but if the Democrats ,s' !!
Of the Government Cuban al,, ~ I'D
sent quite o different aspect ,.,a s0da
cans in Cuba would receive f. sas 'A
our Government. 'A' pfosuA
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-02-17

WON'T SUBPOENA HM-The Banking Com.
nittee of the House of Representatives, after
a stormy session, decided not to subpoena Mr..
Grant as witness. The whole investigation
VIII probably be a repetition of the mountain
being in labor aud bringing forth a mouse.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-02-17

AMENDING THEIR CaEfp At recent meeting, n
members 81 the Plymouth Church ii was determine,
that Committee be appointed for the purpose ~ re
NIsig the articles OF faith. many members demand
ing that the Church should rect upon broader ha.;s
t,escher fald ne approved the proposition 70 revise
the creed Of the Church.
The above is taken from the dispatehes n,
February eth. We think the creed Of thu,
church needs revising to some extent. proba.
bly, the proposed revision is intended to con.
form to the practical teachings of the pastor.
and may extend as far as to strike out the
word mot wherever it appears in the ten
commandments The pastor and members
would then come nearer carrying out the faith
which is in them than they ever have hereto.
fore, These latter days appear to be the &C.
cepted time for carrying out amendments. In
politics the Constitution has been tipkered at
and amended to such an extent that the original
trainers would never recognize the instrument
is the work OF their hands, and now these
iestructlonists are turning their attention 10
he revising and amendment of their religions
reed. Their charlatanry extends to religion
IS well as politics. We say let them 90 m
I'VE them all the rope they want, and they
VIII succeed IN working out their own damna.
ion ere long.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-02-17

The TIDAL WAVE SUspESDEp.-on tn,
10th of this month tho last number of the
Owyhee Tidal Ware came from the press. Wa
learn from that number that Mr.. Butler bos
disposed of the business and good will of the
concern to Neasrs. Hill g. Willard of the owy.
nee Avalanche, who will send that paper to
those subscribers of the Wace who have paid
IN advance, the first number Of which will an.
pear on the 18th of this month. We are sor-
ry to see Mr. Butler retire from the sanctum
though the antpodes Of each other in politics.
for he welded . trenchaat pen, was cour.
teous opponent, and an adversary worthy Of
our steel. We wish him good fortune, pecuni.
arily, 10 anything he undertakes, but politically
hope good fortune may attend neither his party
nor himself unless he leaves the Radical camp
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-02-17

TRAY NJ. JOHNSON INDrcTED.-The Grand
Jury of Hamilton, in White Pine. Nevada
have presented true bills Of indictment against
Samuel p Howard and Tray. NJ. johnson for
murder in the first degree.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-02-17

NoMISATED.-John A spt,..
nominated by Grant as United g., e. ~ y
at Acapulco, Mexico. ssas
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-02-17

PEABoDY's FuSERAL.-The funeral of Mr..
George Peabody took place ut Peabody, Mass
on February 9th. according to arrangements
previously made An immense crowd was in
attendance, Including Prince Arthur.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-02-17

SMALL Pox.-The Indians in the neighbor-
hood OF the headwaters of the Missouri river
are dying at the rate Of twenty-five day, of
small pox. =, fr'f
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-02-17

HEJEcTED.-The New Jersey Senate, by a
Fote Of 10 to 8, rejected the 18th Amendment
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-02-17
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Notice.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIyEy,p,,
~ the undersigned viii apnlv -. L' lfll
missioners Of Boise county. IT .,a. Csaals
ing. TO be held at Idaho City on ia W. 1Et 113
in April. 1870, for a renewal Of 49,. @0a ID
road between Placervile ana p,oass. 49,. =. isls
Pioneer s,tyLT IT,, n 60, !oHxaa
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-02-17

N. R-Ali those indebted to her sn' brpl
asks to walk up and settle. either with g, ,sirs
as she wants to have her books squai'~ rcps
Spring Goods arrive, and she must n.srrpHgDo
pay for them. MRS. d. "
Idaho city, Feb II. Is70-ma
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-02-17

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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-11-08

The ShiVering season.
The loss TO the laborlng classes OF the United
States caused By fever and ague has been estimated
Al upwards Of Two mill ons Of dollars per annum.
Whole settlements are sometimes Frustrated by
the disease. and Il Ia regarded in some localities. As
oue.of those vlsita,Ions Of Providence when cannot
be avoided. This Is a mistake. As certain! asan'
OF the evils which arc invited by neglect may "
forestalicd By pTcesution-so certaihy niaI ana
tack Of intermittent Tor remitten.2 ie'rt ve ~,
vented BY inyI.orating the system with IloStetters
Stomach Biiters. In advance Of tho season; ~ %a'i 10
s.y. IA Inc wisest policy; but II Is consolnS 70 KY"
that where time has not been thus taken oy inc lott
lock, and the paroxysins have actually commences;
a complete cure may, In all cases, De Lap'ug eUes Ts,
by the use OF this powerful vegetable tonic. ine
reputation Of the Blllers rs q specific Tor uSspeRma'
liver complaint, constipation nnd nervous ueolity'
has in some measure thrown into the shade ~ mel.
its as a preventive and cure OF other ailments. put
ali who have ever taken It. either as q pr9ieetIon
against or u remedy for nalarions levers. VIII aii n
that Il surpnssrs In efficiency all the so-cnnsI ~
cIlcs (ncludinY Quinlne). usually pteseIsoeuI ~
these malailes, while Il Il al the same Time ch'fe''
harmless und decidedly palaisble.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-11-08

Henlth's Foamlng Elixir. - Tho volatile
principle Of the Settler Spa Water 10 los, In crossing
the Atlantic. 1t reaches this country. stale. Nat
and unproAtable." But IN TAusASr's ErTEsrEs'
CENT SELrzxR ArExIESr. this matchless natural
remedy. for dyspepsia. b!llOusncss and constipation,
10 reproduced In all the sanitary perfection OF the
original Spa as freshly drawn, and drank foamins at
the fountain side. II requires but an Instant TO In.
provlse the delicious draugh,, AMI for all the disor.
Lers OF the stomach. bowels and liver. prevalent AT
this season II is-ln the opinion OF our nblcst plysl-
c!an.-a sale and admirable specific. SOLD By
ALL DRUGGISTS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-11-08
N MANDATORY.
SUPPORT HOME INDUSTRY

COFFEE and REFit ESiIMEST SALOON
'NIIR USDRRSIGSED IN PRE-
L parrd To 9irn!-h Candies OF all descriptions,
wholesale and retail. at the shortest notice, and
at prices that cannot fail To snlr all who may
favor hin with a call. Fancy Cakes made 10
o.der, in the best style. and OF tho choicest ma.
terials. Be sure aud give me a call, and ! will
satisfaction.
LUSCII-Iiam aud Eggs, Tea and Coffee,
Fresh Batter and Bread, and other comforts,
prepared at short notice.
ICE CREAM OF the incest and beat kinda,
aud Of different tiavors. can be obtained nt the
saloon every evening, or in day time. Parties
also supplied, la the latest styles. and at short
notice. j. NJ. Fill RSHCTZ,
20 South & street, nearly opposite Wells,
Fargo & Co.'S.
Virginia, October 10. 1870. oltttf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-11-08
oMNTBus FOR THE WARM SPRINGS

The omnibus for tho Warm Springs leaves
Rcesc,s saloon. just below the Ormsoy House;
every day at 10 O'clock, At . o'clock, and o. =
o~'clock-and on Sundays at 10 O'Clock. Az OF
TO.
Carson City, Oct. ssth, 1870. oss'tf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-11-08

Tie public owes 4 debt to vain pcO-
pie. They pay The expense of their
own ~follies, and the world enjoys the
benefit of them,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-11-08
A SCHOOL.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAS OPENED A
L DAY SCHOOL for young scholars, on
High street, near Pioneer street, Cold Hill,
where she nI be pleased 10 receive Q faw more
inpIls. The best Of caro- and Instructions viii
50 conferred on her scholar.
Gold Hill. September 30. 1870. seoo-lw
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-04-12

drinking bars must not be molested nor
made afraid while at their potations.
And so New York city is once more its
own master, and Democratic from top to bot
tom. And Mr.. Senator Tweed, who brought
about this little game, and brought IL about
so neatly, settles down as sole and solitary
head Of the Department of Public Works,
which, as Mr.. Mayor Hall intimates, sin
volves large patronage;" while Mr.. Peter B.
Sweeny, the grand mogul of the whole De-
mocratic tribe, has the grace to vacate volun-
tarily the Office of City Chamberlain, worth
$4,000 per year, to accept the Presidency of
the Board of Public Parks, ''perhaps," as the
New York World pointedly says, "the most
valuable Office in the city to man of Mr..
Sweenys wealth, who can take advantage of
the rise of property in the localities to be
benefited by the action of that important
department" And, neatest and slickest device
of all, the functions of City Chamberlain,
with $50, 900 in annual piclkings, fall to the
lot of one Bradley, brother-in-law of
Sweeny. Putting it altogether, we fear that
those Republican legislators who gave help
ing hand to Mr.. Tweed's avalanche will in the
end discover that they have sold themselves
to the individual who bought up DIR. Faustus,
soul as well as body.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-04-12

National House of Representatives to put a
stop to such performances by providing that
no citizen of the United States shall be re-
quired to write, print, or place his name on
any ballot, or to do anything whereby the
identity or name of any person casting
the ballot may be known; and fur
ther, making the printing or writing
of voters name on the outside of the ballot
a crime, punishable by fine of $1,000 and
one months imprisonment. This is proper
measure, and it ought to be promptly passed
by both houses of Congress The Democrats
are certainly in tight place when they are
obliged to descend to such contemplate prac-
tices as this, and they will do themselves
more credit and their party more service by
promptly accepting the fifteenth amendment
and its consequences than by trying to OBJ
struct its operations by such mean
tricks, which will not avail them in the least,
and which will only have the effect of making
the negroes cast their votes with a greater
unanimity than ever against them.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-04-12

The LEGIsLATURE of Virginia, with a view
of intimidating the colored voters and to OBJ
struct them in their rights at the ballot-box
recently passed bill providing that the name
of every voter shall be printed on his ballot
This is an outrageous violation of the first
principle of our system of voting by ballot,
by which the right of every citizen to keep
his vote secret is secured to him; and as it
was passed by the Virginia Legislature for no
other purpose than to deprive the negroes of
their rights, and to bring them as much as
possible under the domination of their former
masters, we are glad TO see that Mr.. Lawrence,
Of, Ohio, yesterday introduced q bill in the
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-04-12

Real Scotch Ginghams, ia ali
eoIors, S6 Gents.
Smyrna times., 1870-11-23
YOUTHS, BOYS AND cHiLpRER's
MARRIAGES.

~. -AELVlN1Qn the nth inst. by Rev. william
New Castle county
hO BBARD- At the residence Of the brides fath
a., "' srd inst by Rev. w. VI. Warmer Mr.. Thos. FARRELL
" ~ irbtrd. dAlg Of mall. II bbtrd E4l
- "iLCOA-On the l4th inst. by the Rev james a..
u'" A. A. MeKaiu, oi Whining ton. and Mrs. Catha-
nm. tn' wilcox OF Dnver
q -N OMls On the 18th inst. ty the same Horace
Mean '@n @ ant Miss anna l.. Lnums. both Of Dover.
Ll-On thr Ii'h inst. by Rev II .nry sutton
county. Nd '' ''' Wv" " ~
-. HACLSBURY.-On THURSDAY the 9th at the NJ.
t "a D"uton. by Rev. K. W. Todd Mr. A. q. Guett,
s,,, sa'or OF the Deuton JUuKSAL and Mise Corine
salisbury formerly Of smyrna.
Smyrna times., 1870-11-23

CarrIcl<N Soon after Chief Jn>t'+S Chase
assume / tn. gubpruusrAl chair III T4'", 1rE n"
;..m-d hi. proclamation appointing a .thI t"",N.-
g;yiug D,y. r. o. sure OF "'l"g "T.""'M' n
the Governnr conp',st his pr"ean''''Imn !L m.lI i,
most % entirely Of passages t'on me D'oI%'
winch h lii nnt deIgn te a. I"''N.;o"r' pre-
suuin. that every one S'nld r'e1s"']v ,men'' u,
ann '"'ii' .ba;r .eIeetnn The proclamation,
ms .ts.' n, eve Of democratic eiitor, he
m'elaJ y" nn.. -, nn1a it, aai d..e4r"d that he
po9acsna :, belnr-aaiin exactly say where
h"a S,t t'be he " UM take his -'th th!t it wrs a
"ma 1,mn,i'ht !" MA .i,rism fram h+gi"ing - end.
Smyrna times., 1870-11-23

w.c,u remember when a Governors Th"nks-
,,inc WE s'I Proclamation rasawsys at least half
.G ss 5s e %sjs.s f. ss ss1. type: seq" sa' ra
over % tns p,,nnt. pu,p'o usually included a summary
1near ,hn q"VH musings of the past ye + ami we're
., Sspasy s lis t,5.9 of i sr'ps ss..1 "s1
ins+S S"@s il 'q there brief %s%FG to rpS
lama. lamat'0"in, nsr. %: j. one from Gov. McCIurg Of
M'srSSr' TSS",,s, S. The I.o'd lie is the Col by
,v "%.'.,s ,,,t;,ns arc counted as the small dust
Wh"@ mn b.i.nst !" Who sends prO1Inyeri'y, PES
sssnSe ?, ~ nr word at Hi, pleasure Wh9 e1at,
vighttous people ana t%s,'HyI t5m G5ors linn with
'F-t,s"i Tni> i all except the Oasial ntte''rtio%
and a very sensible Proclamation 1t Is'-N' l.
Tribune.
Smyrna times., 1870-11-23
DEATHS.

asn, ara Ily lvtei TO attend the re-inter-
N.,bos".m me ne remains of JAMES L. BEwLEY in the
r. CsnetrT OF Smyrna meet at tn. residence o John
"eloek p. ~ ''' y" inu'Su"'' november 14'h' at
asSn asS'her" aged about 20 years.
liam n'Ahdsvilie' Kent county on the goth ult. Will
s~~--.. 80. aged n yeers mon hs and Il daxs
Smyrna times., 1870-11-23
96th DIVIDEND.

eAfsd d,v;Soi oi THIS Institution have this day de-
iOtlh. luend Of SIX per cent ont OF lhe profits
oi Rei, ass months, payable TO the Stockholders.
hiea. 'ei,esenlaiives, on demand. clear Of all
Enl of su w. NJ. BELL, Cashier.
p"% Nos' 80, 1871. novq&s
Smyrna times., 1870-11-23
sugsily

E- DEAFNESS, BIINDFESS. and CATARRH treated
IN ts ,aas success j. IsAACS, NJ D. amt Professor of
l;sass ,i ne Eve and Erstr, hS speciality IA the Nell
ca ColrE Psun,yyafit - year. sHp.'irc u"Tmrry u"
HoanAl No. S0S Arch street PhiiaiephA TFStIo
nss can D uicp. The meaica faculty invited
10 oany their he has Ia his practice
Artificial eyes inserted without No charge for eAAnua
octlJly
Smyrna times., 1870-11-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.
rIyE CENTS ADDITIONAL.

ill hrv .hneS with silver or cnrper tips. which VIII
w. The buyer the price ni ne~ ref shines Com
rcd with raeerh ioes nndsir'v stockings lhe' are
p.srufuI 10 say the least. PateRls. Try II. sp'5m
Smyrna times., 1870-11-23
-EHor Sale.

kioCoFtFE both Green nnd Scor :hed for sale by
IL G F Mncary Clayton bel.
Smyrna times., 1870-11-23
To Rent.

Nis Tseslra6le ss6le TWO STORY FRAME DWELLING.
We Road' Apply 10 '0 ''''" ''"'' ~" ''' ''e
kov.mho.o,, II. PETERSON,
sou ioIO-6t Belmont Hall
Smyrna times., 1870-11-23
: LELls3H L9AGNESo

100 dozen Regular HOSr
/
Get stout ht &C
Geuts English stout hall Hose 81 Aud 3lS
/ Fail Misses llnsrry.
| 50 iohrn tirut = French Cnth Gloves. 5Oe-barkain
| Ladies' Cluth Clnvc~.
| six Flprcr,l Gloves 21c.
| Misses White. ~carlc. aud Blue Cloth Gloves.
! Jouvn KID Gloves, Imported COraets &c