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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-10-10

IT ~VFsFF **Fs IT E~F~*s
WHEREAS, MANUEL Rabbit
~ has made complaint 10 The undersigned. one
~ the Justices ~ shs taaee IA saa a- said county,
ss&t yea indebted 81 him sa the 81 Forty
sl4t Ias5asa is a. Do. 10 wit Tor money loaned goa
as yoar special INSTANCE and request. shown by
Asgg o ae "a nay oaane therefore. la tho of
tgse pnfaa of su United States in thar Territory If
is2fo. oa sra eeby summoned 30 be and appear
before al ny 0f-A n Flarerse. IA said cos3sy.
ou tAe 2afa aas Of October. A IL 1874. ~ O'Clock
IN :l4e afternoon os said DAY. 10 said con
plant Judgment usll be taken aaagss soa for the
81 Forty. Eight - co. Dollars ard ot suit
Given s:naer sns h4al aud ia.ea llaccrsllle ia
the county 81! Boise. ae ID day Il October. A. D.
lss1 JAMES E0AN
Jset8co AZ the Peace IL said county.
T1arsr.43io ssrs 184N2
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-10-10

oProsEp-Tu fEscr.~Mor'pn. one of Grants moss
corrupt 'sols. recently made speech at Iudianapo
liz. In which he said Ihe South ia unworthy of trust
aud tho carpet hs{ers the real regonerators
pscifcasors." Iorson's DECLARATIONS bat reflex
Of Grants opinions. and IL tn evident from what he
says. that Grant has friendly feeling for the poo
pie Of the South He il not in favor Of letting tho
South have peace. az he knows that the people that
section properly appreciate his character and nlcr
stand his dnplscity and doubln-dealsng Boutwell,
in his speech in North Carolina. aao announced hss
opposition to e!asping hands tho bloody chasm
and Bnter the Beast, another Of Grants boot.backs
s equally avcrse to the inauguration Of an era Of
peace. aud good feeling between the people, North
and South 1t In to tho interests of this desperate
gang of public pluniersrs that the aninosities re-
sulting from the should be kept alive for In that
way. only. can they retain their hold Office. and
piundcr the people ut will.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-10-10
Ada County Democratic Ticket.

Tor Territorial CoaacI.
DE. J. II. WRIGHT.
For Territorial Assembly,
CHARLES HIMROD, =. NJ. JEfFnEYS.
j. BENNETT. A. T. cAfLAWAY
For Sheriff.
If. II. JENKINS
For County Commissioners.
A. ROSS. q. W. HUNT, c. W. CESS
Probate Judge, Treasurer.
REI.F ELEDSoE. FRED nANGEi-
Auditor aud Recorder. Assessor.
n. N. HAWTHORN. L. II. WALTER.
Superintendent Pub!ic Instruction.
J. II. wHfTs0S.
Coroner.
Dr. j. l.. STEPHENS
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-10-10

Esd OF TEE Para CAsE.-Tne jury 10 the case of
laura D. Fair, recently tried in San Francisco for the
murder Of A. p. crittenden, returned verde, Of
mot Guilty. September 3Osh much to the surprise
OF the people Of that section Nearly all the Cali
fornia papers denounce the verdict outrage,
and state that the jury rendering II composed Of
twelve u the most stupid blockheads that could be
found In San Francisco. Judge Curtis In greatly
praised for the manner In which he conducted the
defense and his closing speech to the jury Is said to
have been III the finest forensic efforts heard
at the bar IN that State. He over-exerted himself
and after court adjourned Frustrated by attack
Of congestion Of the lungs which fortunately resulted
in nothing serious ~ be was able to be out in two
three days. Tho jurors, from the evidence. had
some doubt o. to Mrs. Pairs sanity It the time she
fred the fsal shot, and giving the prisoner the ben
et u that doubt agreed verdict Of not guilty.
We think term in the State Prison would not have
been amiss sane or insane.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-10-10

WELL Quaf.frInp.-R. W. Furnaa, the Radical can
didae for Governor Of Nebraska. Ia accused by the
Omaha Herald. Of having received bribo of $4,000
some years ago. when he member Of the Ne
braaka Territorial Council; and proves the charge
by the afidavts OF witnesses who paid the money
BY doing 10 the Herald only proves that Mr. Turnas
IL peculiarly acceptable to the Radical party.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-10-10

pY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTE

pI VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION
~ IN directed. issued GA. o. sle Probate Court
et Boise cot4sf*. idaho Territory, upon Judgment
rendered ia said coaTs ia favor 81 David Knight aud
against john Coed for the Of One Hundred Doll
iasN with legal interest thereon rni. October l. ISL
together with the costs II ssst taxed at Sixty Eight
s1.4 a9sIuo Dollars. daily tested the 3asi day of
Asgass. jSr have levied uron the following do-
*crh@1 yoa1 property. @susse. lying ard being ia
3ia9e CasT. county ef Boise asta Territory Of Idaho
ana described follows. to-wsts Fronting Wall
egeet. agad bounded the west ty the ~. Charles
Hotel lot. an of tho east by the hot owned and occu
glea by john Cochran. and extends back from Wall
street ia soafAegls direction to tic end 81 the
building, tho same being known John Goods Bar.
hev shop and Tges. together with al and singular the
teaeu8ents. hereitamenss aud spTufteaanees there
unto oslonglna ar IA snywise appersansng: Public
notice II hereby given that CA
Saturday the q Day OF November, A. D. 1872
al II o'clock. N. will sell in front Of the Court
House door ia Idaho City. at public aaetien. the
above described property to the highest bidder for
CASH Ia satisfy raid Judgment, and aecruing
costs, DRYDEN McCLINIoCk, Sheriff
Idaho CITY. October 10. Is1ewa
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the rostoiiice ut idaho City. on the
10th day OF October which, II called tor within
thirty days Will be sent to the Dead Letter Office
Hall James Lee Tower Fl
kelso Lngene Parker Heber 2
Aa-Persons calling for any OF the above letters
will say advertised and give date OF list.
JAMES A. PfNNEY. p. NJ.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-10-10

SUPPORTS Gax~-.--A coiored lssdical WIS lately
annornceti to speak on certain night IN Kentucky.
but before .Ls timo came he was arrested and lodged
ii, iii Tor sea,iue go Al the thieves support Grant
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-10-10

that no has ever had any idea OF voting for Grant:
and on the contrary, says tas lie considers Greeley
the least o. tho two eys aid shall therefore yoso for
hlm.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-10-10

0o1D ~ QaxELKx Frederick Brown. VINO - the
ea)y srviyipg brothsr o. John. "whose sonis march
- on suppsfts 0rseIsy and Brown. He " ths
sus eunsjbl& me4,ter of thss family W h1vc beard
~ l0r te yesrs past bnt y - = nDw the LIST q Che
~ 4pfy GRE him sxtrs credit and hope ls VII
Mr. ~ ~ chillrss T. fltlr ath4' Nth
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-10-10

1oa 0xxxxEr.-The Milwaukee wis., Mems. states
Ihst ons thousand honorsbly discharged Union sol.
disss In that city have signed calls for Greeley and
pBows sojdjerv club; and thst not less than nine.
tsnths Of ne returned soldiers now living In that
city viii vote FOR ola Uncle Horace Tho butcher Of
~ wiIdsrnesa'' u remembered By some who bore
~ brun cf tho battle IN the Virgins slaushtcrpen
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-10-10

In plaeeryliie l. T.. 1T the residence Of DIR. J. IL.
tlalston Oeober !. 1872. by James Egan, ESD,
JosazrH Il. IsfrrinrIEtp 10 Miss LMaA KICK.
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Territorial and County Ticket.

r Fl. FooTE-
For Territorial Council
BEN WILSON and GEORGE AINSlIE:
For Territorial Assembly.
A. B. ANDERSON, S. w. WULFF.
j. j. WALKER, MATT. DAVIS.
A. DEAN. j. j. APPERSON,
M. j. BIDDY, JOHN WEST.
For Sheriff.
Jesse r.. Bradford.
For Assessor and Tax Collector,
JOHN GORMAN.
For Auditor aud Recorder.
BENJAMIN HAYES.
For Treasurer,
JOHN MERRILL.
For Probate Judge.
WILLIAM NJ. VANCE.
For County Commissioners.
NJ G. LuNEY. District No. /.
r. A. STEVENSON, District No. ?.
For Superintendent Public Schools.
THOMAS J. SUTTON.
For superintendent, Road District No. l.
NELSON CHASE.
For Superintendent Road District No. 2,
JOHN O'DONNELL.
For Superintendent Road District No. J.
JERRY MERRIAM.
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fosuo csrv. October ?. 1872.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-10-23
Hob.on,s Choice In Fairfield.

That common-sense view Of the political
situation which led TIE News to advise the
Conservatives Of Charleston County to vote
for a ticket made up from the two Radical
tickets was adopted, it appears. in Fairfield
County, where the success OF the movement
was complete. Tbs Conservatives in that
county selected from the two Republican
tickets, and in every case they elected the
candidate Of their choice. The ticket, as
elected, stands thus: The senator, two
county commissioners, and coroner, are
Boilers, land the representatives, sheriff,
one county commissioners, and the school
commissioner, are regulars. The clerk OF
court and probate judge wero on all the
tickets, and W. q. Brawley, the candidate
for solicitor, on nearly all OF them. The
Fairfield Conservatives, by their wise course,
have elected the pick OF the Radical candl-
dates. Had they run a straight ticket they
would have been routed. This is the most
cogent argument yet for Hobson's Choice.
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berin 1871 was 1854, showing production o.
low thes average IN last year of 1855. In aa-
,disonfo this, here were 100000 less persons
In the E1Qllsh warehouses in 1872 than IN ls1oi
and in London, in September this year, a oeF
ossaso az tvo.th,rds In the number OF va
grants released fromthem In September, 1871.
nh. considerable ameloration Of morals and
AMMUNITION Of crime are attributed oy M.
Lowe to the habltual criminals Dill ano .nsas
for the prevention Of crime; to great improve,
ments In the police departments, anu u 1ne
administration Of penal law; to the prosperous
state of the country; something, 1t Is hoped, 70
The difrusion Of education, ''and undouotealy
a great deal to industrial and reformatory
schools, which nip crime In the bud" q result
which ought to enlist our own legislatures and
people in behalf Of similar institutions here.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-10-23
Practical Horss-shoeing

D.. Appleton & Co., OF New YorK, nave just
issued q valuable treatise on practical horse
s1!oetng, BY G. Fleming. In 1869 the Scottish
Society for the prevention of cruelty to ami
mails offered a series of prizes for ''the best
s.and most practical essays on Horse-shoelng,
Sin connection with the comfort and sound
s.ness of the horse" Forty essays were sen
In. These were submitted to a number Of
eminent professors Of veterinary surgery In
the country, who awarded the frat to Mr..
Fleming for the treatise before US. 1t is 8
clear and forcible exposition of the views, not
only Of the author of one Of the best and most
exhaustive works on the subject, out also OF
very many of the most enlightened veterinary
surgeons of the day. For sale at Holiness
Book House. Price rs cents.
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To Arms For Greeley.


luz uie Is sas1' tne paet,o 20 iSu.y 'oin ~.
" eau - m1..SS"
s,-nNs -,
49, o.. t. = 49, nraa,. =
va. ~ a va. 49,, h;da non osn,,
so-sS,,.ss.. NJ
plas "oauaeu ano = a.s,a.snt ~.
$500 ,.,.s,
geons VI pasm"ee "npo ,,~
war. l9is 70 % snof'' snsrp ana aeolsi,e
lou must BIO" your nanu anu s'auo w
your coiofs' Ire you 'ior afeeiey of ior
Grant sayright out. Don't shunle' dont
dily-dal7, don't wait Tor this or that cleo.
ton. u Come out hat-fooled. Toe the mark.
Face thefmnsie..
Are you q white man, q man at allf Have
You q heart In your breast, or Grants dollars
and Grants promise Of Office in your pockets
Tell the truth. out With IT, o Will nav
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rxaMs OF THR MRs.

TIE DAILY Nxvs, ~ Wail one yeaI, 3; W
MONTH s4;, three n6hthszs$2s@ sersea1n tne
oisv at E1aars.N ozNfs 8 weeE, parable otneo af
risrs, or 50 . year, paid in advances at me once.
Yar rKIWHzx1x NANs, puhsiahed on TUESDAY,,
rnursdsss- sna SATURDAYS, one. year $STsA
months 1850; three months $l9s
raE WEEKLY NEWS, one year 81. slx copies
slo. Ten copies, to one address. SO.
SUBSCRIPTIONS in all cases payable IN sdV..noo
and no paper continued after the expiration OF tne
slime paidfer.
.p,IrrINoIs should be made BY Postomce
Ianay order or by Express. II this cannot Dc
aona. protection against Losses by mail may oe
.smrodaby forwarding q DRAFT on charleston pay
ID tnsIorder Of the proprietors OF TIE NHWst
OF 81 saending the money in 9 registered lessel.
NOTICES OF wants, TO Rens, Lost
soszdinz, Sc., not exceeding % words, 2a,oena
saon fnssrstos; over q, and not exoesdins Nv
v6sdSSs. 10 cents each. Insertion; over 30, ana nos
sxceedtng 70 words, 50 cents each insertion.
-fnseo-rases are=HIf, ana must Invariably 10
paid u advance. -,
Aadresa RIORDAN, DAWSON d co..
p = No, 10 Broad street, Charleston ST.
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The Telegraph Business.

The extent of the telegraph business IN This
country, as well as Its profits, is denoted by
the annual exhibit Of a single company, the
Western Union, Just made at It's meetlng IN
New York. In the election for is twenty
nine directors the number of votes cast was
27s. ll6, representing stock amounting to $27,-
sll, 600. Large as the list is, We do not see
among all the names any one residing south
of New York. The list Is composed mainly OF
New Workers, with q few west OF that city.
The policy of the company formerly was to
distribute the directors at the principal points
along the main lines. From the report read
on the occasion by President Orion we learn
that on the 30th of June, 1872, the company
operated 8 ,032 miles Of line, with 1878
miles OF wire, through 6237 offices. The In
crease during the year past was 5000 miles OF
line, l6,Oss miles Of wire, and sSl offices. TO
perform the labor required the company has
In It's employ ss47 operators, who last year
transmitted 12,444,4s5 messages, being an In
crease of l,7ss. 422 over the year preceding.
The grossreoeipts for the year were t$s,4S7,-
0s5 n, the expenses s.. se6, 1868 1e, leaving
net profit OF 81, 1882 81, which Is an,tncrease
over the last year. Of $sls,e A6 90 In the gross
receipts, $685. 76 81 In the expenses, and
s257, $40 IS In the net profit. The present
Western Union system dates from the consoll-
dalton OF the United States, the Southwestern
and the American companies, in 1855, and Its
net profits during the SIX years ending June 80,
1872, amounted to sl7, Jig, 1894 %. or this sum
g. 5s, s7s "a was distributed to the stock
holders. In dividends, and $685. o1 SO dis
bursed for interest on the company's honda.
The ba%lance-$lO, SSl, Alp 9l-was expendedin
the construction Of new lines, the erection Of
additional wires, and the purchase OF tele-
graph property. These figures ought to stim-
ulate TO greater competition In the telegraph
business Of the country, by the erection OF
new lines, and working them go efficiently as
to shut of all those vicious propositions
which have been made from time to Time to
put this great agency Of communication
among the people in the hands of the govern
ment, and by which knowledge Of all individ-
ual affairs, business, social and political,
would thus be at the mercy In time of partisan
officials, who, In some evil hour, might be
used but as spies upon the people.
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Nntires in Bankrnpirp.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
Il UNITED STATES, FOR THE EASTERN DIS
TKICT OF SOUTH OAROLINA.-In the matter OF
ANDREW J.: MOSES, Benkrupt-ln Bankruptcy.
To whom 1t may concern: The undersigned hereby
gives notice OF bis appointment as Assignee OF
ANDREW J. MOSES, OF the Town Of Sumter, In
the County OF Sumter and State Of South Caro-
liza, within said District, who has been adjudged
q Bankrupt upon his own petition by the District
Court OF said District.
= Dated at sumter, the 10th day OF October, A.. D.
1872. D. ]. WINN, Assignee,
oct15.tuSh
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MusiraI Books.
nHE STANDARD IN THE VAN


NHE STANDARD IN THE VAN
Al other Church Music Books, Of whatever de.
gree Of excellence, are respectfully invited to fall
in the rear Of
THE sTANDARDl
Our New Collection OF Music for Choirs, oonven.
lions, and Singing Schools. It cannot be excelled
IN quality, and intends to lead In circulation.
soNH OF tbs MERrrs.-Short Theory. Album.
dant Material, Sacred and Secular, for practice.
Excellent set OF Metrical Tunes. In large, clear
print, and not crowded-a great advantage. On.
usually good collection OF Anthems, Set Pieces,
DO. The compiers, Messrs. L. o. EMERSON, OF
Boston, and h. r. PALMER, OF Chicago, are per.
hsps the most sEilful men Of their time In adapt
Ing music to the wants Of the 'sinRing'' public.
Price. 81 So; Specimen Copies sent, for the pres.
ent, postpaid, for 81 2t.
A PERFECT SUCCESS { THE PRINTERS CANNOT KEEP
PACE WITH THE DRhANDl D1rsoN d CO.'S
GEMS OF sTRAUssI
BY JOHANN STRAUSS
1t is a large book Of ESQ pages, full sheet.music
size, filled with the best Strauss Music, Wsltzes,
Polkas, QuadrIles, &c including those perform.
ed In this country under the direction Of the
great composer.
About "a, worth OF music are included 10 the
"Gsms'' which are, however, gold for the dimlnu.
tive price OF 50 go lii Boards, So In Cloth. Sent,
postpaid, for the retail price.
OLIVER DlTs0N i co., Boston.
.'CHAs. H.DTTs0N 4 co., New York.
sepl4sw1yrDtw
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Jnint gltGrk Gomuaup.

OFFIOIAL RATTLE NUMB RS OF
" THE CHARLESTON JOINT SrOUK CON.
CLASS No. 2ll-TUEsDAY MORNING. Oct. %.
23-SG-27-52- 7--88-56- 6-43-39-82-H
GLASS No. 212-1UBsDAY EVENING. oct q.
37-6i-76- 49, 9-60-30-23-76-7l-l1
oot23.1 A. M0RDSO, sworn Commissioner.
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VKTANTED, A COMPETENT CHILD's
w Nurse, (colored) Apply tetween 10 and
IL O'Clock, with recommendation, at No. SO Broad
street, oct23.SH
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VALENTINES PREPARATION =: VI
~ - NEAT JUICE. : 'fs.- i-I5

inst received. q larresupplyy q 'fithisanoEs., Each
bottle contains four poundso % tn the pa ess az nv 1s en;
elusive OF fat; can be used VII noa ST1 N. tana
GestrCys the! taste offheo on. -. ~ :psaa.
sTns Only food Tor dsile 3, ,s sst asNssa,c,o 81 sea.u.
TINS 10 m oGnrod to the public aS HtIl1be.tohId
nerseoiGS Enr saIe BY Dr. H. BAER,
jun7 NV 'oe"~
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-10-23
CADEMY OF MUSIC.
OPENING OF THE SEASON,
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY EVENINGS, 90.
TOBER 93D AND OATH.
TWO GRAND CONCERTS
By THE PoMEROY SEEDAIR SEXTETT CLUB,
Tor BosToN.)

Prominent Artists !: Miss VIOLA POMER0Y, the
charming Contrslto. conceded to have the purest,
sweetest and most powerful voice IN America
B. 6. GLOVER, Tenir Absolute Of the Richingsa
opera Troupe. The sned .ir >exIett Club, OHEV.
ALTER L. SNEDAIR Conductor, Composer and
Solo GlarioDetlst, FROM the Italian Opera, Paris,
having received fourteen Medals aud Decorations
from Inc Musical Institutions Of France, Germany
and Italy. sIgnor X, REBEcHINf, only success.
full rival Of PaganinL Les treres
BERT AND LOUIS-ihe youngest .Violinists IN
existence, playing all the Classical Music OF the
Old Mesters. Mons. A. sHNEIDDER, Solo Flutist,
from Milan, recognized as the Paganlni Of Flut'
ists.I &. BiLLHAKDT, Solo Bass Player. II. MA
Rus EOKERT, French Horn so!9ist. the only
ami, Violin Sololst, one Of the oldest lnstrunen:
tallsts living, originally OF the Jenny Lind and
Parepa-Rosa TroupeB. C.E. BR0NTE, Accom-
panist. LOUIS SNEDA1B, Conductor.
Admission to Orchestra and Dress Circle, 81:
Family Cdrcle and Gallery, so cents. Reserved
Seats, 81 SO. octl7-o
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BOARDING.

A SINGLE GENTLEMAN CAN OBTAIN
BOARD, with pleasant Room, upon reason
aDle terms, az No. II Broad street, on the south
eide, between Meeting and King streets. octl6
DRIVATE BOARD1NG.-GOOD PR.
VATE Bnard can BIZ obtained for Permanent,
transient and DAY Boarders, Oh application at
No. 20 Meeting street. oct11-fmw1mo&
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UarIta.

WTANTED, ArSITUATION AS CHAM
w BERNARD, or to assist In Homework gen.
orally, with q private family. Inquire at No. las
street. oct23 %
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CHARLESTON FEMALE SEMINARY
Refresbment GalGo11s.

THE ACADEMY" OF MUSIC SALOON
Will be recpened to-day. Lunch from II to 2
The Bar has been reiltted and supplied with i'm
LOUIS RONNER,
oct7.1mo Late Barkeeper at the Mills House.
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WANTED, TWO OR THREE ROOMS,
w suitable for housekeeping. Address, with
terms, en-" NEWS office. oci23 II
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Enc 6tate, otuerinS hls oiAoe.
.The New York aerala+ol sunaas .sass;
tStAerIeres snaisisees.oe onauiA, .S.s.
the laaiea ~ .us .o,s" ~
QhHSnRe1 America, arc e P.eseas s1y.ns 80
MaloaHens :IesoS, .~
Aoaalon aaeess EAney asso a1lise 49,.
TO baratoga 70 recrntstnen nesita, WHICH "o'
Devststyahstsered BY their heroic ianors IN
nnFsilgr the alex and wounded OF DON inc
Byeaerit and Confederate armies during tae
lsa Ear.se sdts:.e1s
- Warrington telegram Of Sunday saYs:
slss tsadecsared IN Republican quarters tnas
ne 6oiofeapvotersin Georgia viii be ADVISED
tgsfay svay nom tne apols IN November, 90
snals mo pea may 20 msae tnas INC eleoso
voee On tae sesse 1nouio NOT oe Soonvsu !oi
I I!g On tns gIoua9 ;.ha. .nete 1as =,
IN Enia q titsas sfeatea oy t1s oisslioaaoes = 'le
g ssSsS s e ass 20 me oorserya.ives' 49,
et.nis mo.emens, are sesuns eslsenve leags'
saa, ~ isoe. nave ssnt s1me .. :. iot"a.s'
snoWAagsns Ias easrse - us1er;y stou n@
voss .nroasn"us aeois,a, s s.,a,
1870 ~ 49, y g.a,n. S.hua
ss.rI ~ ssrSS..M g..n's%s ! 1870
s1sGsst@ss es...tus 49,.
- - 81 ~ = ..sssu, 49,. - .ss o.
InSS,fsos%s rSs roS.:r.a,,ras sso.,sa:d asa-s-
;biEg for, pesoe Fnov,ns too wsi, that tSsv
IA svo,v,h,no n lose ana no,h,ng - ,o,n ~,
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Gopartntrsh,as and niasolultiors

THE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
i existing under the name Of WROTON 4
sent. W.. B. Wroton win collect ali accounts and
notes due the said 1rm, and pay all liabilities.
. n. N. WROTON.
Graham's, s. O., October 10, 1877. oct2:.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-10-23
GhIratnnal.

NARD.-MRS. p J. BARBOT RESPECT.
" FULLY informs her Pupils, and the public
generally, that she will resume her INSTRUCT ms
on the Plano and to her Solfege Glass on MONDAY
next, October 2lst.
A new Solfege Clans will be formed on TURaDAY,
22d inst, at her residence, southwest corner
smith and Montague streets. Terms Sl2 per quar-
ter, payable in advance. octl4