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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-12-23
Tho Great Pictorial annual.

lIoste.er's United States Almannc for E9.l.
Tor distribution, gratis, throughout the United
States. and al civilized countries of the West erp
hemisphere. will be published about tho first of
january in the English, German. French, Nor
weginn. Welsh, Swedish, Holland Bohemian and
Spanish languages nnd MI who wish to understand
The true philosophy of health should read and pon
der the valuable suggestions it contains In add-
ton to an admirable medical treatise on the causcs
prevention and cure Of great variety of diseases,
csiag to TIC merchant, tho mechanic, the miner
the farmer. The planter, and professional man !;
and the calculations have he, made for such mo-
ri0ians and lafitndcs are most suitable for n
correct and comprehensive NATIONAL CALENDAR
The nature. uses and extraordinary sanitary Of.
fcc,s Of llo5eiier's Stomach Dilers, tho staple
tonic and ali ernivc OF more than hnlf the Christian
world. arc fully set forth in its pages. which are
also intcrsperscd with pictorial illustrations val
liable recipes for the household and farm Lun,or.
osis anecdotes. and other instructive and AMUSING
renling matter originni and selected. Among The
ANIMALS to appear with the opening Of the year.
this will he OF the most useful and man be bod
for the asking The propretors, Messri Hostel.
!er Smith, Pitsburg Pa, on receipt OF, q two.
cent stamp, will forward " copy by mail to any
person who cannot procure one in his neighbor.
hood. The Bittcrs sold in every city, town
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Sheriff Sale.
FOR SAFE EY

i\Y virtue of s,r'lry Writs of ETr,i Eacjas to me
- directed, will sell to the highest bidder with.
in the legal horrs OF srlc, bcprc the Court House
door in Wnh":a, >. G., OF saicAay in January
next The following property:
One Tract of Land situated in Oconcc Conn-
~. on waters Of Little Ricer, continuing 1900
Acres. more or less, ndjrnine lands OF David
AirSa,ei, James Perry am, n;!,er. ic,ir,i on
as the property Of w. Il. Smith, at the suit of
L. NJ. bristol and others.
One Tract of Land situated in Oconcc Conn.
ty, on waters OF Cane Creek, containing 800
Acres. mnre or less, adjoining lands of Joseph
frlcks, George Flickenshelt and o,hers levied
on rs the property of Robert Breckenridge, at
the suit nf ,]nhn B. Moore, Administrators
Purchaser will be required to pay $4,000 in
Specie.
One L,t, situated in Oconcc Connty, between
Walhala and West Union, in what is known
rs Mhillctown. on Main street. contain ono.
half acre. mare or less. 80 feet front, adjoining
lands Of w. II. James and others;
Also, Ore Lot. situated in the town of Old
Pickens, containing thrcc.fnur of IN acre,
more nr less. adjoining lands of W. j. CAN'T
md others; levied on the property of IL. A.
II. Gibson, at the suit of Il. b. Ste ddard, Caleb
FTonenbergcr and lcmuel Crane.
TERMS CASH. Purchasers to rny cxtro
for titles anG stamps.
JAS. II. ROBINS, SOC.
Dcccmhnr I, 1870 8
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How TO Make Hone ArTR RACTIvE.-Do,,'t have
your stairs without bansicrs mt the risk of break
ing Your chllrcn's nccks. Don't have wooden
ceilings, that require Il cord Of ightwood to iiu-
inmate the rocm Don't have windows without
glass so that whenever it rains you must shut out
the light of heaven. Don't have snshcs without
blinds SO that the summer sun will dazzle yuur
eyes. warp your furniture anl fade your Garnet
But order all the necessary materials for finishing
your house in comfortable style from p. P Toale,
Charleston. S g.. .ihe largest manufacturer Of such
things in The southern States
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Esesynrc of e'usu.aacl.

And all Mcrcural Compounds. Better. far
better endure disease, than tampcr with llis
mineral roison. no matter how carefully nrc.
pared, lis extensive use hns III eady proven
INC cnnsc Of great and distressing injury DIR.
ICFTS LIVER PILLS contain not n particle
OF Mercury and can DO taken ut all times wi,h
perfect safety.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Z COUNTY or OCONEE ~

e J" iuF. SoM hVS PLEAS,
Thomas b. sample Copy Summons.
Ilaintilf Complaint
IL; Tompkns Forcclose Mortgage
Defendant. on Real Estate
10 u. Tompkins, the Defendant in tho above
sta ted case.
VOU are hereby summoned and required to
IL answer tho Coniplaint in this action,
which Is filed in tho Office of tho Clerk of Tho
Court of Common Pleas for said County am.
to serve n copy Of yonr answer on the sibscri.
bers,at :l'eir ufGceih Walhala Countyand State
aforesaid, within twenty days after tho .seryco
hcreof, exclusive Of the. dry of service. aud if
You fail to answer the Complaint within the
time aforesaid. the Plaintiff in tl,ia action will
apply to tho Conrt for the relief demanded in
the Complaint. at,, +, 81
Dated ut Wnlhalla Q. H., s. c., November
18Th, A. d. 1870. 5l 4,
WnITNER, q sYMMEs 81
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Nov 80, 1870 a@ $a j5ts " lss2stE8
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80
pGoial ~ o tic ec5.

SUMTER BiTTEns lSviGoRATEs TIE DICEs-
TIVE ORGANS and puts them to work, the appc.
tito becomes good, food digcsts, makes good
blood, the patient gains in health md strength,
sleeps well, and blcsses TINT which makes him
well again" 50 a.-
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From Washington i,

WAsnINGroN, Decehbcr 18-It is stated
in Republican circles, that Grant has intima
ted tp the heads Of bureaus and departments.
that the disregard of any Recommendations
to office mndo by Carl Sclurz will not be re.
gurded as fault Boutwell, knows of no dis.
agreement between himself and the President.
The French legation here consider tho sit
uatiop almost hopeless.
In the Senate, Drake resigned. to take
eff ct OH the 18Th. Sumner presented pc.
tition Of citizens of New England against tho
annexation of the Dominican Republic. The
Finance Committee reported adversely to va
rious bills atolishipg the Income tax. TEc
House bill making appropriations for revenue
cutters passed, and goes to the President. -
The Southern Express Company churerwas
conslderGd, and an amcndmcnt that the an !.
chise shall not extend over twenty years, and
the company not be exempt from local taxa.
tion by the United States where it operates
was adopted The bill then passed. Drake
took the floor to reply to Sehurz "Stabbing
the Republican party in cold blood" Devil
lsl conspiracy" were among the mildcr tpi-
thets OF Dukes denuncution Of Schurz =
Schurz made brief reply. Morton offered
resolution requesting tie President to com
municatc to the Senate all information in his
possession relative to organized bodies of dis
loyal and evil disposed persons in the State
OF North Carolua, which have in view or
threaten resistance to the execution of the
laws of tho United States, or the denial to
United States citizcns of their equal protcc
ton of tho laws aud their rights under The
Constitution; and also, what murders and
outragcs, for political purposes, have been
committed by such organizations The rcso
lutcn was adopted Adjourned to m6nd,y
In the House, the Committee on Claims
reported adversely to tic claims of j. Ross
Browne, lately Nlinistcrto China. \ hill for
the relief Of Henry Ewcll, of Baton Rouge
passed and goes to the President. A Bill
restoring to the estate of Samuel Muller,
of Virginia. 81 coo, for stocks aud bonds
sold under Illegal confscntion, was passed
The Reconstruction Committee reported a
bill relieving number of persons nnmcd !;
passed by III to So. a bill from the WAYS
and Means Committee to amend an Act rcla.
tive to the collection Of duties on sugar was
passed Adjourned to Monday
The Senate confirmed Plcnsantnn
II. X. Butler, of the First District of Ten.
ncssec, was indicted by The grand jury here,
to day, for forging, in siguing, the names
OF pensioners to documents. whereby he OBJ
talncd the pension money due tl.cm a
bench warrant was issued, aud he will be ar
rested to morrow.
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Esiue Ridge aodsc, No. Da. A. ~, y,

Gsiue Ridge Hodge, No. O2, A. f.. w.
a REGULAR COMMUNICATION of Blue
Ridge Lodge. No. 90. A.. r.. NJ. Viii be
held on SATURDAY, Jan. 7lh. ut Z o'clock,
+. NJ Brethren will take duo notice, AMI gov.
crn themselves accordingly.
Dy order Of The Lodge.
WM. KORBER, Sec'y.
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"E ARE NOW receiving, from New
w York. Large Stock of

NE ARE NOW receiving, from New
w York, Large Stock of
staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
Which we have selcctcd in person, and pur,
chased Mt the latest rc,luccd prices
Our stock Of LADIES' DRESS GOODS is
complete. comprising everything Elegant. Use.
fnl and Fashionable. Ladies' Hats, Shawls,
&C. .'@,ti :
For Gentlemep's Wear. every g,ude Of Win,
ter Goods. from Kentucky Jeans to the best
French Cassimeres. Boots Shncs, Ho. !. az,
Also, supply Of Goods selected specially
for Chldren's clothing.
Superfine Lot Of Fnnncls. and the best
assortment of Bed Blankets ever opened in
Also, a general stock Of iiardraarrso, tsosfer}
&C.. &c. .- =.
We will take great pleasure in showing our
Goods TO the public. and will sell them as low
as Goods Of similar quality can be furnished III
any retail market. lDea- CALL AND SEE. I,
e. r.. EeBlnD e. co.
Walhalla, October l3. 1870 SO
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800 REWARD

T WILL PAY the above reward for the can
Il turc and delivery Of three prisoners.
THOMAS p. GARRETT TYRE ODELL, and
BENJAMIN HAYS, who escaped from the
Jail at this place on Thursday evening. the
9Th Instant or will pay twenty-five Dollars
reward for any one Of the said prisoners, if dc
livcrcd to me.
The said GARRETT is stout, built, rcd head
and whiskcrs, and is about thirty.two or thirty.
three years of age, gray eyes, and weighs
about $50 pounds height. five feet ten inciles.
TYRE ODELL is stout-built, black hair and
eyes, about 2S years of age, weighs l40 pounds,
and nhnnt five feet eight inches high
BENJAMIN HAYES is ~ low, chunky man.
very dark skin, black eyes and hair. weighs
about $50 pounds, five feet six inches high,
and head little bald.
j. RILEY FERGUSON,
Jaler for Pickcns County
Sept II, 1870 40 If
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ADVANCES ON CoTTO.y.

WE BEG to inform our, planting friends
~ that Ws aro prepared to ship Cotton to
reliable ,hn9ses,. md will make LIBERAL
CASH ADVANCES on tho sumo. 3
WALLER, WATSON Is co. y
Nov, s, 1870 " s
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Banker and Broker, No. 23 Broad Street
DEC. %, 1870.

STATE SECURITIES Es-South Carolina, old, ---G
S5: do new, --0g7l do, registered stock, cx in,
--G97l.
CITY SEGuRITEs-Augusta, Ga. .Eonds = ais
Charleston. 5. g., Stock, ex or int, --(,52 do,
Fire Loan Bonds, --@DGG; Columbia, s. C., Bonds
-GGd0.
RAILROAD BoNps-Dluc Ridge. first mortgage
-G16o; Charleston and Savannah, goo; Char.
lotie. Columbia and Augusta, --GDS5; Chcraw
and Darlington, -GIS2; Grccnvilc and Colun-
lin, LIST mort. -(ls5; do, State guarantee, 90
G5 Northeastern, -G1S7; Savannah and Charles
SO; South Carolina, -@73; Go, 60; Sparlanburg
and Union. --(155.
RAILROAD SrocKs-Charlottc, Columbia and
augusta. -G1i0; Grcenvillc and Columbia. --1o:
Northeastern. -@lS; Savannah and Charleston,
-G135; South Carolina, whole shares, OIL;
DO half shares -Mll
hxcuANar, &c.--NeS York Sight, of par;
Gold, il0@ll3: Silver lO@GG--.
sourr CAROLINA BANK HILLS.
*Bnni of Charleston %
Shank Of Newbcrry do
Bank Of Camden 5000
Bank Of Georgetown To
Bank OF South Carolina So
Bank of Chester 8GG-
ISnhk of Hamburg TGh--
Bank Of State Of S. c., prior 10 1861 I5@1--
Bank Of State of S. c., issue 1861
and 1862 500
"Pian'ffS and Mechanics Bank Of
Charleston ID
xPeoplc's bank Of Charleston ID
*union }auk Of Charleston Id
#Scuthwcstern Railroad Bank OF
Charleston old ID
Southwestern Railroad bank of
Charleston, new IA
State Bank os Charleston CG0-
Farmers aud Exchange Bank Of
Charleston On
Exchange Bank Of Columbia 7GG--
Commercial Bank of columbia 7M-
Merchants Bank Of Chernw Ga
Planters Bank of Fairfield GM,
State Of S. G. Bills Receivable 95M.-
City OF Charl .ston Change Bills 05@5--
*Bills marked thus (*) are being redeemed at
tho Bnnk Counters of each
March | 8, 1870 % "
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Ny- The King Of Prussia has promised
to'restorc the pq'stcmporal power as soon
as the war IS ovor -.
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N1chcvolence, he has become the head Of the
German population of Oconcc County, and
they did know how to honor him moro worth.
lIc has also long bccn the president Of the
German Lutheran corporation of WulhalIa.-
Charleston Ncws.
IEHHmLE CARNAuE.--The story Of the
capture of Orleans reads like page from, the
history of the Crusadcs The french, dcsti
tutc Of artillery md fearfully outnumbcred
were forced to defend tho city by individual
bravery. and made the victory dear one to
the Germans. During the night before the
assault little ''snake parties" were orgnnzcd
TO creep out through the long grass and meet
tho Prussans crawling in. And everynow
and then the silence was broken by sharp,
Kissing cry as snake met snake in the under.
wood, and tho stings, in tho shape Of the long
limiting knives carried on these expeditions,
vert to work Next day. it being evident
that the town must fall, it was decided to
save the bulk Of the army by retreat while
tho Foreign Legion and the Pontiiical Zou.
avcs engaged tho PrhssianS and covered the
retreat And nobly they aid it. Tho Pras.
sian artillery raincd missiles of death upon
them. till they judged thom broken, md as
saultcd en- musse, only to be driven back in
ruin. -Four times did they meet rcpnlsc.
but on tho fifth assault not shot was fred
.a$aip their heavy masses as they deploycd
ii the open field, but as thcy swarmcd into
lSanicn and into tho railway station, about,o
hundred and fifty ghastly crcaturcs in the
military garb rosoiup to meet them in the
lopgcd fprSep,brace Of death. Orleans was
won. But Of those $50 men, not 60 escaped
TO tell the tnlo Of how iswas defended. OF
1900 Of tho Foreign Legion, 8G oamo back
to Blo;a, and 8TO Houaves, but II left the
field alive
'hy- The King Of Prussia has promised
to'restore the iope's temporal power as soon
as tho war IS ovor ~ 4
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-06-17
THE POLITICAL WHIRLIGIG, Il
VIEWED By DON PI4TT.
The Republican Party the Deadest
Thing Above Ground-Its EPttaph
Already Written.

The following remarkable letter from
Washington is written under date ofJune 5th.
by Don Platt, himself steadfast and consist
ent Republican, to the Cincinnati Commercial ::
no PLATFORM.
The one problem above all others that the
Republicans are called upon TO solve is Wheth-
er there remains. after the war is closed and
the issues growing ont Oft are settled, plat
form broad enough for the elements the war
brought together 10 stand upon harmoniously.
If such exists. the party continues alive. II
not it is dead. and funeral is next in order.
One can well wish and pray for such a COM
mon platform, but the fact remains, staring us
find some code Of principles, yet holding lis to-
gether, Immediate and final separation is In
eritable.
THE DEMOCRACY a COMPACT, WE'LL ORGANIZED
BODY.
Turning my back upon what / could wish
for, and looking with calm, philosophical i'm
nartiality upon what is, am forced to say,
that there is no more cohesion. beyond mere
office-holding and public plumber, in the Re-
publican party than there Is In rope Of sand
For over q year have been in Washington,
employed to criticise our public men, and put
to newspaper record their political acts. |
wrote the fact that while the Democracy Is a
compact, well organized body, representing
certain feelings, that make OF its parts one eli-
cient whole, the Republicans are OF one party
only in name, and each leader is the represen-
tative of a faction in deadly hostility to some
other faction inside the organization. We're a
caucus to be called to-dayfOr the purpose of con-
sidering any one of the more important meas
ures now under consideration, its deliberations
would be marked BY violent discussions, per-
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-06-17
EUROPE.
Napoleon's Health.

PARIS, June l6.
The Emperor's gout is not serious. The
court goes to st. Cloud next week.
LONDON, June lG.
The French Emperor has the rheumatism in
the lett leg. Prince Napoleon is also ILL.,
Civil Marriages In spain.
MADRID, June l6.
According to the provisions of law lately
enacted, nine thousand registers Of civil mar
riages will be opened by the middle of August.
The Vatican Council.
ROME, June lG
The discussion OF the last chapter on Infalli-
bility was commenced today.
Disasters in the East.
BOMBAY, June l6
Dispatches from Hong Kong announce sere-
ral vessels dlsmasted in o recent typhoon.
sharp earthquake occurred at Yokohama.
BreadstuFs In France.
LONDON, June lG.
Breadstuffs have advanced rapidly at Paris
on account of the drought. Bread which sold
for seven pence in the middle Of last winter
now sells at nine.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-06-17

~NOTICE-TOB BUILDERS S.-OFFICE
OF THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS FOR WILL
LIAMSBURG COUNTY.-KINGSTREE, s. c., MAY
80, 1s7O-Sealed proposals will be received at this
Office until the first day OF July next for RE.
In the Town Of Klngstree.
The lowest bidder, offering bona fde RESPONSE
BILE suretIes will receive the contract; but the
Commissioners will not entertain an irresponsi-
BILE bid, although 1t should be the lowest offered.
The contractor will ile with the Commissioners
his bond, with sureties, within twenty days from
the day he shall receive notification OF the accept
ance OF his proposal, and furnish to the Commis-
sioners the necessary proof Of the sufflciency Of
his bond.
The proposals will state the sum for which the
work will be undertaken, as well as the names
and residences OF the suretles by whom the in
tegrlty OF the contract will be guaranteed.
The proposed building to be OF BRICK, In the
erection Of which the Commissioners will allow
the old material In the ruins Of the former build-
Ing to be used by the contractor.
The ground plan Of the building Is to be in the
shape OF an L. two stories hlgh and Of the follow
ing dimensions, to wit Tile front and side walls
to be, the one II feet long, and the other 10 feet in
length; the end walls to be, the one 25 feet 6
inches, and the other "a feet.
The lower floor will be elevated two feet from
the ground; the rooms and cells on the lower
floor to be II feet In the clear between the floor
and the ceiling: two OF the rooms In the wing to
be each 20 feet by "a feet the other wing to be d.
vldetl so as to contain passage 10 feet wide; six
cells, to be each 10 feet square, and stair case
leading to the second floor; the passage to be 81
feet from the floor to the ceiling with the excep-
tion OF the corridor leading to the cells OF the Be-
cond floor, as hereinafter described.
The upper story to be feet inches between
the floor and ceiling, and to consist OF two rooms
In one wing, each 20 by "a feet, and six cells in
the other wing, with corridor feet wide, sup
ported by brackets leading to the cells; the corri
dor to be protected with necessary railing.
The roof Of the building to lie covered with the
best l charcoal brand roofing tin.
All the materials used in the building 20 be OF
the best quality, and subject at all times to the In
spectlon of the Commissioners or their agent.
The building to be erected in conformity with
the plans and Specifications, which can be in
spected at any and all times at the ONCE Of tile
County Commissioners.
SAMUEL P MATTHEWS.
un1O-l Chairman.
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Mr.. W. A. Courtenay then nominated Gene.
raj NJ C. Butler, OF Edgeaeld, for Lieutenant
| Governor.
Mr.. Jonas Bird nominated Secretary Of State
Cardozo.
Mr.. A: Harper nominated W. E. Marshall,
| colored. Jonas Bird, colored, of Charleston,
was also nominated.
Mr.. W. E. Marshall returned thanks for the
compliment paid him, but did not think he
had the ability to I'll the place, and declined In
favor of General Butler.
Mr.. Theodore Mitchell, colored, did not want
too much for the seaboard, and thought the
Lieutenant Governorship was due to the in
terror. But live or die, sink or swim, be was
with tn &c use.
Mr.. johnson, colored, of Charleston, thought
that colored man should be nominated.
Mr.. Jonas Bird returned thanks for bis non-
lnation, but would support no man, not even
himself, who was not qualified. We want a
man to carry weight, and he did not know a
colored man whom he would wish to make the
nominee. He therefore supported General
Butler.
General Kershaw said that for his part he
would prefer an honest, capable colored man
for Lieutenant Governor to any friend of his
own; and he would do so as an evidence of his
sincerity But the only colored man now in
nomination was Cardozo, and, however ac-
ceptible he might be, it was understood that
he would decline the nomination. On the other
hand, he feared that General Butler might be
disqualified, and his first inclination was not
to have him run; but the colored delegates
seemed to have taken him up, and If that be
their idea, let Butler be nominated.
Mr.. T. ]. Pope nominated W. T. Gary, Of
Edgefeld.
Major Gary said that he would spare none of
his strength to make the Reform movement
successful, but he declined the nomination,
while pledging his whole force to the cause.
General Kershaw then moved the nomlna-
ton Of General NJ. c. Butler by acclamatlon;
and amid much enthusiasm the motion was
unanimously adopted.
Mr.. Aldrich, of Barnwell, offered resolu-
tion of coincidence on the occasion ofthe death
of VIM. Gilmore Slmms, which was adopted.
Colonel Thomas Y. Simons offered q resolu-
ton empowering the president of the Conven-
tion to appoint, at his convenience, an execu-
tive committee, who should prepare an ad-
dress to the people.
a committee was appointed TO notify the
nominees of their choice, and the usual votes
of thanks to the officers Of the Convention
were passed.
President Shannon, in his closing remarks,
complimented the Convention on the decorum
and ability which had marked Its sessions, and
said that with men like Carpenter and Butler
as our standard-bearers, we could not fall
to win. Immense cheering.]
All the colored delegates manifested the ut
most enthusiasm for Carpenter and Butler.
. The Convention adjourned sine die, with
three cheers for South Carolina.
The Charleston delegation leave for home in
the morn inc,
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NEW YORK ITEMS.

New YORK, June l6
The Cooper Institute was crowded to hear
ssRed Cloud" He spoke half hour. Peter
Cooper presided, and made speech favoring
O concillatory policy toward the Indians.
The Albany State canrasscrs have declared
the election of Sanford E. Church chief Justice,
and NJ. F. Allen, Martin Grover. Rufus Rcck-
ham and Charles A. Rapello. Democrats; and
Charles ]. Folger and Charles Andrews, Repub-
lcans, associate justices. Church's majority Is
1912.
All available ship room has been rapidly
taken up for the transportation Of breadstulis
to France.
The Princess Editha Montez has sued the
female brokers, Woodruff & Clahin, for three
thousand dollars in rings and two thousand
in money which she deposited with them.