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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-02-08
Savannah Owns Up!
From the sava. nah Advertlser.l

From the Sava! nah Adrertiser.]
The proposed lease Of the South Carolina
Railroad by the Central Road seems 10 have
evoked decided opposition in Charleston, If
we may Judge by the tone of the late editorials
in the papers of that city.
Whether the stockholders of the (South
Carolna) road will entertain the same feel
Ing of loyalty toward Charleston and Its IN
teres,s, irrespective of their OVID, remains to
be seen. The terms offered are four per cent
annual dividends on the par value of the stock.
During the past five years, the road has paid
little, If any, dividend, consequently The
above offer will prove very tempting one.
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nense business, to and fro, not tenth

immense business, to and fro, not a tenth
part OF the present population of Charles
ton could make decent living. The price
of houses and lots would instantly decline;
taxes would rise in proportion; the young
and the active, the capitalist and the shrewd
merchant would fee hence as from plague.
stricken shore. This, zoe repeat, is our
stake in The game. This is what Charleston
has depending upon the success or failure Of
the Central Railroad Ring.
We say, then, that every man who lives
in Charleston or by Charleston, who has
property here, or who earns his living here,
is interested to the full extent Of his yearly
income, whatever that may be, in retaining
the control OF the South Carolina Railroad
in the hands Of the people OF the city and
State. They who are not with US are against
us. This is the cause OF the rich and the
poor-of the whole people. We must break
the Ring on Tuesday. And we hope that
every stoekholder will stand ready to cast
his vote against any proposal for leasing or
selling the road.
This is the first thing to be done; but
more remains behind. We cannot sleep
securely until majority Of the stock OF the
South Carolina Railroad Company is owned
In South Carolina, by men who will hold 1t,
not for speculation or for dividends, 6ut as
the only sure and certain aOay Of retaining
the business By which the city ltues-as the
only sure and certain way OF preventing the
common ruin, and Of insuring steady in
crease Of prosperity and wealth.
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WYE LIVE AND LEARN, DIE AND
w FORGET ALL.
THE SOUTHERN DYE HOUSE,
No. 359 KING STREET

No. 35e KING STREET:
Dyes and Cleans by means Of stelm, Gentle.
mems Ladies' and Children's Clothes. Fine Laces
and Lace Curtains cleaned and done up with the
Soft or Manufacturers Finish; Lace and Grape
Shawls and Kid Cloves Cleaned and Dyed.
@ Goods received and returned by Express.
iun22-lyr l. BlLLER, Proprietor.
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Conhscatton

It conveys to the outside public a very in
adequate idea Of the burden OF taxation in
South Carolina il we simply tell them that,
| in o certain period Of time, so many thous-
and dollars were levied and collected. They
| want to know how the present tax compares
with the tax OF before the war, and how
both compare with the amount OF property
subject to taxation. All these facts can be
| shown in short space, for the purpose OF
enlghtening our neighbors as to our condi-
ton. and OF demonstrating to the people Of
South Carolina the unparalleled magnitude
Of the contributions desired to be exacted
from them.
The tax for 1870, due and payable be-
tween January Is and March !, 1871, was
at the rate OF mills on the dollar for State
purposes, and mills on the dollar for
county purposes, and amounted to s2,265,-
OF.
The tax for 1871, due and payable be-
tween November 20, 1871, and January Is,
1872, was at the rate Of Z mills for State
purposes, and mills for county purposes,
and amounted to 81, 800, 600.
The proposed tax for 1872, payable in In
stalments before July l, 1878, is at the rate
OF l6 mills for State purposes, and 3 mills
for county purposes, aud amounts ION the
same assessment as that Of 1870 and 1871,
viz: sls3, 900, 0O0,) to 1000.
There is, therefore, paid and to be paid,
between March /, 1871, and July l, 1873, the
following sum:
Tax of 1870. Observation-Disclosures. s., ,265,0 047
Tax of 1871 s71...................... l,s3O,0O0
Tax of 1872. ......................... s,477,0OO
s7,572,047
Poll tax, three years. rs............... 4So,ooo
Total. ...... .So'o~"'0>
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THE Marion Star publishes cogent arti.
Gle in favor OF minority representation.
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THE SOUTH CAROLINA LOAN AND
TRUST COMPANY.

CHARLESTON, January 20, 1872.
The attention OF Deposltors In the Savings De.
partment Of this Companyts particularly invited
to the great safety accompanying the Deposits OF
Savings made In this Institution.
These Deposits are regarded by the Board or
Directors as q Special Trust, and are invested
only in sound and valuable Securities
In addition to this careful investment, Deposl.
tors have, as further security, the Capital OF the
Company, which is liable for their Deposits and
the interest thereon.
Interest at the rate Of six per cent. per annum,
either paid In cash QUARTERLY, or passed to
credit and compounded. F. A. MITCHELL,
i8u222m0 Casnler.
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Asr,rnltnre, Gortirnltnrs, &r.


YXJILLIAM FE RG q SON,
FLORIST AND GARDENER,
spR1NaysTR NEAR RUrLEDaE.
A choice assortment OF ORNAMENTAL TREES
Roses Shrubs Fruit Trees, Bouquets, Camelia,
Flowers, Greenhouse Planis &c.
Catalogues can be got on the premises.
jan24-36
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Special attention given to the Sale and Pur-
chase of REAL ESTATE, Stocks, Bonds and all
kind Of Securities, at Private sale or Auction.
Loans negotiated and advances made on Sc.
curities placed in my hands for sale.
ian3l.tuthalmo
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.Sl6,124,O47

That is 10 say, nearly nine per cent. Oh
the assessed value OF all the real and per-
sonal property is consumed by the increase
in the public debt for one year, and by the
taxation for twenty-eight months. And for
this vast expenditure the people OF the
State who pay taxes have nothing to show
but discredit abroad, and distress and dis
quiet at home.
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Giaars, @obarrn, &r.

Cigars, @nbarro, &r.
OHARLESTON WHOLESALE AND Re-
TAIL MANUFAcTURINa CIGAR AND TOBACCO
HOUSE,
No. $40 KING STREET, THREE DOORS SOUTH OF
SOCIETY STREET.
MEERsCHACM PIPES specially. therefor
can sell at prices to surprise you. Suitable for
Christmas Presents.
ALSO,
An extensive and complete assortment Of all
articles in his line OF business is Kept constantly
on hand, giving facility OF filing without de-.
lay, all orders extended to him, accompanied
with cash, or draft on responsible houses In the
city. Purchasers are requested to examine his
perfect Stock before trading elsewhere.
WILLIAM SCHROEDER,
Proprietor Of Emperor William Cigar Store.
nov1
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S275 A An MONTE sEI u ExpENsEs PAaD and
uTrtfit Furnished TO sell our UNIVERSAL CEMENT,
ombination Tunnel, Button Hole Gutter and
other articles. Circulars Tree. Address NoVslty
Company, Sac0, HE. noVla-'o
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NHARLEsTON RIFLEMEN .CLUB.-AN
~ Adjourned Meeting Of your Club Will be he!d
at Germania Hail, corner OF King and Society
streets, THIS Thufsdayl EVENING, at hall-pass
By order. H. CARNlGHAN, Secretary.
febS
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For Sale.

TOR SALE, A LOT OF BROKE MULES,
il for Plantation and Timber use. Cneap lor
cash or city acceptance. P. WEST. leoe-S-
MULES at KENTUCKY MULE LOT,
lYl KING STREET.-30 Plantation and I1moer"
cart Mules, low for cash or city acceptaaIScs, aSs NJ
OAKMAN. teoo1-.
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Cost an6 fnnn6.

r OsT, A LATIN PRAYER BOOK CALL
IL ED "Hora DiurDe," bound In black leather,
shape Of portfolio. Please return to NEWS, or 10
No. q Wentworth street, where sultaole re-
ward will he ofrered. janis
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uoOX AND LADDER COMPANY, No.
Ill 2-Attend Regular Monthly Meeting OF
your Company, THIS EVENING, Sth instant, at
O'Clock. JN0. BURKE, JR.,
febS Secretary.
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.Ss,O22,O4

Before the war, upon On average Oh len
years, the annual expenditures Tor state anu
county purposes amounted to only s4Oo,Ooo.
The correctness Of this statement is ehal-
lenged by the Columbia Union, which de-
clares that the average annual tax before
the war was S6lO,17 We take the figures
of the Radical Organ, for the sake OF argu-
ment, and we find that, before the war, the
State and county taxation for twelve months
| was s6lO,l or S50,s47 month, and that
the present Radical taxation is sS,O22,047
or twenty-e:ght months, or $2S6, sol
month-the rite OF taxation being more
than quintupled.
There is another test. In 1860 the real
and personal property Of the State was as
sessed for taxation at S4S9, 900, 900, and
nearly all real estate was assessed at far
less than its value. At the present time
the assessment is only slS3,OOO, 1000, al
though all property is put down at its full
value. The tax OF s5O,s47 month, before
the war, was equal to yearly charge OF l2a
cents upon every hundred dollars worth OF
real and personal property. The tar OF
tuenty-etght months of Radical rule, at the
rate of $685., sol month, is equaz TO q
yearly charge of 81 ss upon eue'y hanelretI
dollars scortA OF real and personal prop
erty.
This is not all. In one year, the State
debt, as admitted by the State officials, is
increased from s7,665, ,sOS to l5,767,s sOS.
We may, therefore, put down the known
cost OF the State Government for the twen-
ty-eight months at:
State and county taxes. $ 1922 ,o47
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CTRAYED FROM No. q ANSON
y STREET, Lemon and White Colored Point.
er DOG, with end Of tail cut on. sultsCie re- Ie.
East Bay. Iepo-4-
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OERMAN RIFLE CLUB-AN EXTRA
VI Meeting Of the Club will be held THIS tThurs-
day. EVENING, at 8 O'Clock, at LildstedLs ha!i'
= By order, r. ISSERTEL,
febs Secretary.
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OATHOLIC INSTITUTE.-THE REGU.
" LAR Monthly Meeting 1.-The Catnolic lnsu.
thursday EVENING, at half.past o,olock.
,By ord;r. JAMES B. ONE LII.
febS Secretary O. l.
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T,oR SALE, A FINE OPEN BUGGY
and a Set OF No. Harness, Chapeau q
j nron make, and very little USED. Wli Dc SOU
low. Apply at No. 6S Meesng stFees' Fess' otn;hs.
Mills House. leoo.osueno
TOR SALE OR TO RENT, A STORE
IL AND DWELLING. at Branchylle, 8. =. In IN
I'm :. " ~ 80 N''' febl.thstu6F
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Meetinqs.

TTTaSHINGTON LODGE, No. 5, A. F.
w M.-The Regular Monthly Communiea.
tion Of Washington Lodge, No. 6, a. f. H., VIII 4e
Hail. Candidates for Degrees will attend. The
Arrear List will receive It's frst re ding:
b. order W. n. T. E. STROTHER.
feha Secretary.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-17
rur GENEVA pEmURnER.
Her HsIssiJs ObjectiOn-s'Msthinks the LsdJ
nath prafa.t To- u..hy

Her naIsstJ's Obiection-s'Methinks the Lady
Doth Protest Too Mech"
LONDON, April ie-Tho following note nc
oompanlod the counter.case delivered 10 tho
Board Of Arbitration at Geneva yesterday on
behalf Of Great Britain
1The underslgnod Is instructed by Her Ma.
iesty's Government TO cay that, while present.
Ing their oounter-caso under me special reserve.
upon them 10 inform the arbitrator that mis-
understanding has, unfortunately, arisen DO.
tween Great Britain aud the United states In
regard 10 the nature and extent Of tho claims
referred 70 IN tho treaty Of washington.
"Ths understanding relates to claiuis for indi-
rect losses under three heads. l. Loss In the
ss T. pSm nsufSnss ' Loss
from the prolongation Of the war. The claims
for indirect loses arc not admitted BY her
s Ms ~ M aps,tqat W Her MSlsst
Government have been and stlll are IN cor
rosp0ndonee with the ooyernment Of the United
States In relation thereto. As that correspond.
Maiesty'6 Government deairo that the arbltra-
tors shall proceed with reference to the claims
for direct loss. They have thought II proper, IN
Is strictly es1oniined TO direct elaimS.
"In the hope that the unfortunate misunder.
standing may DO removed her MAjosty's Coy.
the HrbitrstoSs thst this cosutsr.caso Is pre-,
sonted without prejudice 70 the position assumed
by her Majesty's Government IN tho correspon:
denoe yhereto references has been made and
iesty's rights 10 tho event Of difference coptlnu-
lng 10 exist between the partiea II necessary
a further communication Will DO made TO tho
arhltrAtora.
tsignedl "rEsTEhDEr."
OPINION or THE LoSDon Enws.
bSsDoN, April ie.-A special dispatch from
that he nature The protest against tho Juris-
diction Of the arbitfators At Geneva over indl-
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-17
CITY ITEMS.

JusTlcE TO WHOM 1T BELoNGs.-In justice to
one OF our most enterprising citizens, whose en-
orgy and activity have secured for himself a
fair share Of public patronage, We publish tho
following card, which explains ITSELF
To he Public As thore are certain merchants
who ridcule the idea OF advertising, and say that
It Is only intended 10 make Newspaper men rich,
and who at the same time claim that they never
devote dollar 10 such a purpose, and yet resort
70 mean expedionts 10 reap the dement's Of those
who do advertise, I feel II due 70 myself and 10
my patrons 70 state that have no branch store
In Washington, and none save that Of my hoop.
skirt and corset factory, at tOs Seventh street,
lnteliigeneer building. Ladies' In search Of my
establishment viii please remember thu name
and the number, Charles Baum, l0s seventh
street, between u and Z streets. Thankful for
past lavors beg leave TO inform the public that
! have Just received my new spring stock IN.
Guiding all the novelties In hOOp6klfts, corGets,
hid gloves, human hair, trimmings the most
eomplete stock OF fancy and plain hosiery, aud
ladies furnishings, all Of which are specialtles,
and that viii endeayor IN the future as in the
past 90 70 conduct my business as TO continue 10
secure the confidence Of the ladies Of Washing.
ton, the efforts Of enemies and malicious persons
70 the contrary notw outstanding. Charles Baum,
tOs Seventh street, between ID and T.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-17

Tho weekly reception OF Mrs. Grant yes
torday was we'll attended, end although not
so large 10 point Of numbers a. the ono pre-
vious, still tho sociabllity among tho guests
was 90 general and genial that the afternoon
passed away FAR more pleasantly than II the
parlor had been densciy crowded. Mrs.
Secretary Boutwell,, Mrs. Postmaster General
Croswell, Mrs. Marshal Sharp and Mrs. Cen
eral Ricketts, had been selected to asslst on
this occasion In receiving, and proved them.
selves to be most valuable aids.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-17


DISEASED DtoEsTIoS.-If chronic indigestion
Affected tho stomach only It might DO more
easily bornei but 1t gives rise, Inevitably, 10
many other diseases affecting the liver, tho
nerves, tho bowels and the brain Blllousness,
nervous tremors, constipation, headache and
terrible mental disturbances arc among Its
usual Accomplishments. In fact, every organ,
every ibre Of the frame sympathiEes with the
debilitAted and diseased stomach. What Is
needed In such q eASel Clearly an alternative
and invigOrant; and among medicines OF that
class Hostetter'a Stom Aoh Bitters IL, beyond all
comparison or estimate, the best Mere purgA-
tiyes only deprive tho system Of the little
strength that disease has lott It. Saliyants have
the same effect. The whole internal organism
has gone wrong, and can only be put right and
kept right by a medicine In which the tonic and
stimulating elements prodominate, but are quail.
med aud modified by Anti-bllious AperisntS and
blo0d-purifying oomp0nents. Now, tho truth 10
land the medical faculty as we'll MS tho public
know the fAotl that Hostetters Bltters contain
every ingredient requisite for the cure 81 Dye.
pepslA aud all the ailments OF body and mind
which II involves. This has been proved IN so
many Thousands OF instances thAtit seems al
most idle 70 repeat The statement.
The great tonic rallies o. Exhausted nature, from
whAtoYHr cause enfeeblod and permanently re-
cruits the vigor Of the nerves, tho muscles and
the braln.s Its effect upon the brain is 10
give strength 10 the will and precision 10 tho
Judgment, and 70 Danish dospondoncy and that
inhrmlty Of purpose which generally acoompa-
niles bodily weakness. MW&f.
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rms 90 nm,ssioNERs


Ata special meeting Of the Board Of Fire Com.
missionary, al which there was full attendance,
the question Of the extension Of tho hre-alarm
telegraph 70 Georgetown wss the order Of the
evening", and quite an animated discussion en-
iorent patterns bolng exhibited, and each inter
e,t being rcproscntcd-ono an Invention Of Mr..
Holly. OF this city, the other by Me. Camel, Of
new nork. Altet a thorough explanation and
examination o. the merits Of the boxes the
board, by a decided vote Of ave 10 two, awarded
tho contract 70 MT Holy. This 10 wsllde.
served compliment 10 ontof our young and eneT.
Hetio electrician, and decided victory over u
monopoly which has heretofore controlled this
business Throughout the country.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-17

V0EFVL FAVIH WORTH HNOWlN0.
IhuRsroN's Ivory Pearl Tooth Powder Is the
pest Dsntrihoo In use. II keeps the Teeth clean
ana white and tho gums sound and healthy.
Price IS and 20 cents.
JoUynN's lnodorous Kid Glove Cleaner ls far
superior 10 anything knoWn. Prlos Is cents.
THOuaop's POmade Optlmo IL exquisite IL
1oftshs, beauties, and Strengthens the hair.
Price IS and 90 c0nta.
All for sale by DruEHlsts.
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remarkable evidence Of thg immense popu.
we'll. known AuotioneeTs, Measfg. Green and
Williams, at their auction rooms corner Seventh
and ID streets, 10 the large attendance Of our
best citizens. This Is, undoub odly, tho largest
stock OF foreign and domestic dry goods ever
offered under the rod Gag In this city, and as
the goods must be closed out peremptorlly, with
out regard y prices, Il oiers lnducements Of tho
most attractive character.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-17

has taken the store, NO. 62l Seventh street, for.
merly occupied by Mr, y. freund. Mr.. II. Is in
every way capable 10 manage aud control tho
delicate business DO has assumed. His dining
room will always bo supplied with every dellcacy
lar resort 10 tho ladies 10 their shopping eXpe.
dltiOns, we can assure them that the high char.
tor II has previously enjoyed will DO fully main.
talncd By tho new proprietor
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-17
EMANCIPATION.
GRAND crIspnArroS YESTERDAY

1he Coiefea People Of ws,h,He'oa- I'm.
po-iuH Drmsuttransn- Civic and hiili-
,Sry Pierd slon a ddrcsaes by Hon. q.
n Kiiiot, Gov. coeke, a. neral ChIpmnn.
IA. Howell u, tiers ffsm Vice Prc,i-
dsbt Cellar, senator sumB, and Others
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BY TELEGRAPH
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC.

The Alabama Claims TIE Note Accouspa-
nyiag tho RsHliss Ceunter CasS-Ths
MARRIAGE OF the Marquis OF, riute-An
Rar'hquake Mt aTeridIas, hfis-issippi-
The Races Mt New Orleans.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-17

This school was opened yesterday under IA.
yorable circumstances, and promises to NIL an
important need Of medical study, offering 70
practice, DR.. Walsh delivered the opening ad.
dress, settling forth the proposed plan VI tuition,
and speaking iOrolbly Of IT'S Advantages. We
prosecute the study Of the arduous but most
honorable profession,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-17

Inspector General uAtchsl reports the follow.
Ing arrivals OF iah and oysters; $50 bushels oys.
tefs, prices range oin rs cents 70 " per buahel;
10000 herring, prices range from ~ 70 " per
81 Def hundred; 400 punches mixed hsh, 10 %
10 cents per bunch, 600 tailOra from " 10 - per
hundred. Twenty bushels Of large oysters con.
dOmnOd,
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THE COURTS.



suFREME UouRT OF THE UNITED SfATEs.--
Iutsddv, APTH 10. lsT2-N0. 1877. Edward W,
Paige 81 at, executors, appellants, We. David
Banks, IT,, 81 al The argament Of this cause
was continued by Mr.. T. 4. Anderson, OF ooun-
sci for the appellees, and concluded by Mr..
Douglas Campbell FOG the appellants.
no. SI. William H. Warner, appellant, vs..
No, s2s, William II, Warner, plaintiff in or
TOr, vs.. James y. Joy, and
:, No 800. Peter , Holden, appellant, vs.. james
Ths argument Of these cases was commenced
by Mr. William Lawrence, Of counsel for the
appellants.
KdjOurnsd until tomorrow at II o'clock.
CoURr or CLATMs.-Ths following cases will
DO called this day, Wednesday April II, lsT2
y, a. J, Oil, No. q u, WIN. II. Lender 70,
Francis ], Comsloeki ~, Charles w. Howell;
80, BroulAtOuT 4 NOres; 81, Henry S. Buckley,
No. 2; So VIM. Hoffman, IS. Geo. w. johnson;
50, Thomas u. Heathneldi 81, Charles Weile
POLICE.
PoLIcE CouRr-Judge Sneu.-RObert Good.
man, oolorod, burglATlously breaking open tho
coat and other articles; held for grand Jury,
Louisa Butler, Assaulting her husbandi 1ned
so Henry Stovenone, profanei fined %. Mary
Dougherty, breaking % a, door with brieki
Hned ". Emanuel Hamburger placing his
clothing goods outside his store beyond the line
man, baln0 otenooi nned sb Louisa Williams
drunk hnsd g. Theodore Handy, eursingi
fined elO, Thomas Burns, threats 10 j, n.
0Feeul 500 bonds 10 keep the peace. Theodore
Handy, assault on Alexander II. Larner; hned
81 VIM. Minor, Intoxicated and cuTslpE; lined
t5 John Calvin, drunk; fined 50, The Crane
and Donoho ease was postponed
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-17

was experienced hero at $50 this 4. m, lasting
half a minute. II cracked plasterlng aud broke
some glass, but did no other damage. The VI
taking York, Ala, and Enterprise, MisG =
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-17

TIE PnEsIpEsT has accepted the resignation
Of FirH Lleutenant James Joyce, Of the Seven.
teenu infantry. First Lieutenant II. o. Dun
WOODY. OF the Fourth artillery, acting signal
oiifer, has been relieved and ordered 10 ioin his
proper station. First Lieutenant Richard Strong
~ tho Fourth artillery. on boips relieved frotn
duty at the artillery school, will report TO the
chief signal officer for assignment to duty.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-17

uosEuasArioss ~ TuE SESATE-Tho Sen.
ate, IN executive session yesterday, confirmed
tho following nominatlons' VIM. Daily, United
states marshal TOR Neeg.sk., vice Joseph T.
public moneys at wsila- WAiia, Washington
Territory. Ferry Hannah, recsiVer OF public
moneys, Traverse CiV, Michigan.