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Columbia County Official Directory.

President Jidde-WILLIAM ELwELL. . ,,a,,-
associate JudgeS-IRAM DERR, lshAo S' MoN-
ROE. =, ,,,,.e,,r
Jrothono,ayl, dc.--RuDoLPH II. KITGLER,
Re1isfer q Recorder-W1L 1LIIAMsoN ~ JACOBh'
District dHorneU--JAMES BRNsoN, JR'
GheriG-AARoN SMITH.
St,yttlJor--IsAAC DEWITT.
TrcdSnrcr-W WILLIAM LAMoR.
(o1ptnfsSfoneTs- CYRUS ROBBINS, HIRAM j.
RFTpFN WILLIAM SHAFFER.
Commissioners Cierk-WILLGAM KRICKBAuM,
AuditorS-U. J. CAMPBELL, DANIEL LEE
CHARLES CONNER
Coroner-CHARLEs q. MURPHY.
Jury C0ntmiSsionerS-lsAAC MCBRIDE, JOHN NC
ANALL. - =. ,,.....
County OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES q. BARKLEY
Riooni Poor Disiricf-Directors, =. IL. MILLER
WILLIAM KRAMER, Bloomsburg, and JOHNSON
lKELIR. Greenwood. CHARLES CONNER. Secy.
Bloomsbury Official Directory.
BloomSJurg Ranking Co.--JoHN A. FUNSTON
President, II. II. GRorz, Cashier. -,
First National Rdnk-CHAS. X. PAXTON, Prest I
j. l.. TUsTiN. Cashier.
Columbia county Mutual Saving Fund and loan as
socidtion--E. II. LITTLE, Pres't., &. w, MILLER.
Sec'U, ,.
BiS6iasbtrg 8ttilitn1 and Sdrtn0 Fund Associd'
tion-JoHN THOMAS Prest., j, B. robson, Sec
bloomsbury Mutual Saving Fund ASSoctdhon-'
]. j. BRowER, President, G. G. BARKLEY, Sec'y.
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AN ICE CREAM SALOON
Eotels.
NEONTOUR HOUSE
Iva RUPERT, PA.
WILLIAM BUTLER. Prnnrietor.

THIS House having been put in thorough repair
is now open for the reception of guests No
pains will be spared to ensure the perfect COM
fort of the travellers. The Proprietor sOlicits a
share of public patronage. The bar will be
stocked at all times with fine liquors and cigars.
Janl'H
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DOUBTFUL COMPLIMENT. - An &c.
centric friend of ours, says the Lich-
field, Conn, Enquirer" stepped into
a store in the village, which shall be
nameless, where some "cOlored breth-
rem" were doing little trading.
"Ah !" Mr.-,'said our friend, "you
have your cousins in, see."
The young merchant said nothing
but looked mad. Our friend stepped
out but in few moments returned,
after the sable customers had depart
ed
81 hope you won't take offence at
what l remarked here just now,' said
he.
80, no." said the merchant, 81
never take offence at anything you
say"
"Glad of it," replied the quizzer,
"the niggers are mad as thunder!"
And then he sloped, narrowly mis-
ing flying yard.stick.
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THE NATION
It's Rulers and Institutions.

IN IlNNIIIDII I'M NIIINNHH4N'
Nothing like II. Strikes everybody as just tho
book they need. II Is an Encyclopaedia of the
Government. Single pages in 1t, are OF them
selves worth the price the book, over 500 pages
and only $500. AHich Harvest for CanYasser.
ladies and gentlemen farmers, teachers and
Students one agent took 70 orders IN a few days
uith ciTucldr alone, before he book appeared $40
u day can be cleared in fair territory. Write al
once Tor Circular and Information. NEW
WORI ID PUBLISHING CO., Cor, 7th and Mar
ket Streets, Philadelphia. oct. 0,7lIy.l
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NOt at all Particular,

1t is now fifty-seven years since the
battle of New Orleans was fought, and
yet we have considerably over hun.
dred veterans in the city. One of them
in his statement to the Pension Agent,
who inquired his age, said:
81 reckon Use bout forty, sir; pears to
me Use dat old.n
but my man, Pm referring to the
war of 1872" explained the official.
"Of course you are."
"Well then, if yon are only forty
years of old you couldn't have been
there
"Coudn't -"
"No."
"And amt no veteran ?"
"No."
"Well, then, boss; jis make me
a volunteer. l ai'nt proud about it,"
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JUSTICES BLANKS.

assortment of JUSTICES and CONSIABLES
BLANKS, to which We invite the attention OF
tnese officers,
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III c. II 0 W Z i,
mas Oponed a Crgt-clasg


BOOT, SHOE. HAT CAP, AND FUR STORE.
at the old stand on main Street, bloomsbury afew
doors above the Court House. His stock Is COM
posed OF the very latest and beststyles ever offer
ed to the citizens OF Columbia County. He can
~, , % rue i ha ene go9as
stoga boots, mems double and single tap soled
kip boots, mems heavy stoga shoes all kinds.
mems fine boots and shoes of al grades boys
double soled boots and shoes of all kinds, mems
glove kid Balmoral shoes, mems women's boys's
and misses lasting CATERS, women's glove kid
Polish very tine ,wOmen's morocco Balporasand
calf shoes, women's very fine kid buttoned gait
ers: In short boots OF all descriptions both peg
ged aud sewed
He would also call attention 20 his nne assort-
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uINKLEY KNITTING MACHINE

T INhLE1 KNITTING MAUHINE
THE SIMPLEST, CHEAPEST AND BEST N
USE! HAS BUT ONE NEEDLE!A
CHILD CAN RUN IT!
Designed especially for the use of families, and
ladies who desire to knit for the market. VIII
do every stitch Of the knitting in q stocking
widening and narrowing readily as by hand.
Are splendid for worsteds and fancy work
TAKING FIVE DIFFERENT KINDS OF
STITCH Are very easy TO manage, and not
have one
We want an Agent in every town to Introduce
and sell them, TO whom we offer the most liberal
inducements. Send for our Circular and Sample
Stocking. Address.
nov. lO,7l-ly. Bath, Me.
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MAGAZINES, DAILY & WEEKLY
I'VE PAPERS OF ALL KINDS

Also an assortment of Portem onnaies, Pass
Books and Account Books, constantly on hand.
Books not on hand obtained on short notice.
New Books are constantly being added to the
Bloomsbury Circulating Library" Among the
latest are Guilt and Innocence" "Motherless,'
Sir Harry " Hot Spur of Humblethwait," and
Merquem," etc. apr &,7l-tf
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CURLING CREAM.

By using this article Ladies and Gentlemen
can beautify themselves II thousand fold. This
is the only article that Will curl straight hair,
and at the same time give to it a beautiful ap.
pearance. II also inVigorates, beauties and
cleanses. 1t can be SO applied as to cause the
hair TO curl any length OF time desired. Sent
by mail for 80 cts. package. Address
ABRER TOWNSLEY,
Middietown, Adams Co., Pa.
septl'7l.Om.
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Orangeville Directory.

N h. HERRING & BROTHER Carpenters and
~. Builders, Main st.. below Pine.
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COL. DEM. VOL. XXXV mo. 40
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a farmer near Nashua, N. H., recent
ly bargained his farm to another farmer
for $4,000, but when the day and the
purchaser arrived informed him that
his wife was in Mysteries about the
trade, and he guessed he would back
out. But" said the purchaser, 81
have come a long distance, want the
farm and must have it. How much
more would induce you to sell ?''
"Well," replied the agriculturist, "give
me $3.50 more, and let her cry"
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defendant, whose claim arises from the 1sct
OF his having been tho husband of Mary Ann
Jones, the helr.of Madame Jumel. The plain
tiff is George Washington Bowen, who seeks
to prove himself IN illegiimate son o.
Madame Jumel, and that che left no other
issue. On the last trial the Jury disagreed
Neither party established title to the properly,
though Chase was, of course, left In posses
sion. Madame Jumel was the vile OF the
notorious Aaron Burr, and after his death
married NJ. Jumel; q wealthy but eccentric
Frenchmsn. She died some forty years ago,
very old. The struggle over her properly
has lasted from that time until new, WIFI, l.
appears, some prospect Of its terminating. in
1880 Charles O'Conor, who defended the d.
yorce suit Of Madame Jumel, then the vile Oh
Aaron Burr, brought against her aole out
proalgate husband, appeared as counsel Tor
Chase. and has been his counsel ever Since
Ellis most prominent opponents are ex-At-
torney-General Hoar and Levi 8. Chalheld'
late encouragement Of New York. A Pc
~culisrIty of the trial Is that, for the first TIN
In this country, 30 far as Is known, g ''strucS'
,ury has been e%mpanelled. 1t consists OF q
panel of forty-eight prominent citizens, from
which the Jury to try the case ID pruned bythe
| counsel on each side, alternately striking out
one name after another, until only twelve re-
main.
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south Carolinians Who Eever Saw
South Carolina.

1t .is In order now for Mr.. F. A. Sawyer,
candidate for reelection to the United States
Senate, to explain how it is that nearly all
the government appointments, in Washing.
ton, which are nominally filled by South
Oarolinians, are really filled by Masaachu.
sets men or women who never saw South
Carolina In all their lives. We have no par
tIcular prejudice against New England; but
we venture to say that there are thousands
of men and women, white and colored, in
South Carolina, who are loyalty ready to oc-
cupy every vacancy that may, by courtesy or
custom, be allotted to the Palmetto Stale.
We have got a little beyond the point at
which 1t was necessary to invoke the servi-
ces OF proxies from Down East
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alve tho People Breathing Time.

A tax, for State and County purposes, OF
fifteen mills. upon an assessed valuation OF
$3.50, Ooo, 900 amounts to So, $50, 600. AS
the law stands the tax would be due before
the 10Th of January. To make the payment
OF the taxes less onerous, Governor Moses
proposes that a rebate Of five per cent. be
allowed on all taxes paid before January 10,
1873, and that o rebate OF fifteen per cent.
OF the penalty for n%on-payment be allowed
on delinquent taxes paid before January 10,
1878. ~
We think it OF questionable propriety TO
remit the legal penalty upon taxes already
delinquent, unless 1t be determined TO re-
fnnd to %delinuueuts who have already paid
I'M the amount OF penalty which they were
forced to pay. There is no justice in giving
q taxpayer who pays his overdue taxes 10
January, 1873, a premium for not having paid
them before. In many cases taxpayers nave
deliberately, for their convenience, delayed
payment. They did it with a full knowledge
of what it would cost. There is no encour'
agement to pay promptly II those who com
In at the eleventh hour receive more consld'
GRAFTON than is given those who come IN Of
soon as they can rake and scrape together
the money with which to pay their tax. The
outstanding taxes are an asset OF the state'
They should be collected in fall. Any Other
plan causes those who do pay to be taxed
anew for those who do not.
The proposal to allow a rebate OF I'VE pei
cent. upon new taxes paid before January
Is, is q very uDwise one. Let US look at It.
The object OF taxation Is to raise, by ar
assessment proportional to the means o.
each citizen, the sum OF money needed iol
carrying on the government. Assume thai
the sum 80 needed is one million dollars,
| and that this can be drawn into the treasury
between January S and January l5 II a re-
bate OF five per cent. be allowed. That re.
bate amounts to $50, 900. The receipts vii
| be insufficient, by that sum, to meet the ex'
penses. Will the creditor allow the State O
rebate of that five per cent?. Not he
There Is $50, 900 short, and q new tag musl
| come in somewhere to meet 1t. Again, can
the State afford to pay ct the rate OF ten pei
cent. a month for money? We think not.
Suppose, however, that only a part OF the
tax can be coaxsd, by the rebate, Into the
treasury. Why should they who nave money
in January get five per cent. for 1t, while
they who can't pay until March get no pre-
mium and must pay a heavy penalty besldesf
The one million for current expenses is for
one year., not for month. We know o.
no reason why the tax should not be made
PAYABLE In instalments. That would be lar
better than any rebate, because Its benefit
would reach the many instead OF the few.
These things ore readily understood II the
Legislature Will keep steadily before them
the fact that 1t ls their duty to levy only as
much as is indispensable, that every cent oil
what is levied shall be collected, and that the
payments shall be so distributed as to give
the people breathing time. This can be
done.
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A Sad Letter.

The public will read with mournful interest
the following touching letter from Horace
Greeley, which We find In the Philadelphia
Press of the 9th instant. The date, 1t Is said,
Is the last day the great Journalist ever visited
the Tribune Office, and this WAS one of the Last
letters written by its lamented author:
NEW YORK, November 10.
My Dear Frtend-I am a man of many
sorrows, and doubtless nave deserved them;
but I beg to say that / do not forget the gal.
liant though luckless struggle you made In
my behalf. ! am not well.
Yours, HORACE GREELEY.
Colonel A. z. Mcclure.
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c.rolln. L,fo Insurance Company.

It may be remembered that upon the recent
suspension Of the Memphis Savings Bank II
was stated that the Carolina Lille Insurance
Company was among the. losers by the failure
It was Immediately afterward ascertained,
however, that the loss to the Carolina Com
papy was only about eleven thousand dollars,
which Is a small sum as compared with its
total assets, and the card from General Wade
Hampton, the resident vlce.presldent for this
State. which is published this morning In
another column, should be q flclent to allay
fny approximations that may have arisen con.
the present stability Of the company.
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A Boon 10 the oolored People.

We are glad to see that the Legislature is
moving TO repeal the charters Of both the
Lotteries which have been fourishIng In
Charleston for o year or two past. It is due
to the poor, ignorant colored people, whose
earnings have SO long and systematically
been swallowed up by these concerns, Chat
the Legislature should promptly and forever
cbock the glass wheels.
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TEr CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS sis deslgna
-sed as the newspaper for the publication OF
..all legal notices, and official advertisements,
.sor the County Of Charleston, under the act
aaoffeSruary 2ad, 1870, entitled an act to regu,
.:lase the publication of all legal and public
t.notices.n
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Joint Gtork Gompanp.

OFFICIAL RATTLE NUMBERS OF
PANY for the benefit of the state Orphan Asylum.
GLASS No. 291-MoNDAY MORNING, Dec. 8.
1A-A -26-48- So +l8-0-S0-49-82-27
CLASS No 2s2-MoNDAY EVENING, Dec. o.
49-32-76-43-20-78-45-77- g. 2-68-66
decl0-1 A. NOR0SO, Sworn Commissioner.
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MilIinerp, Gtraw @gons,soIsTs
NALL OPENING, 20
No. so4 KING STREET. ~

Mrs. N. J., zERNow: would respectfully an.
nounce to the public that she win 9Psn lR1s1 AZ,
October 18th, q. full line or ~.
ladies', and Chiidren's gndernG rmentas. Nsaess
nsra' sacis, Fun, &c Dress and CLOAK MIXING
attended to as usual - 49, 20
Terms Country orders viii receive prompt ct.
entioN VsA'so1tS
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DnGr1lt1n.

BOARDING.
MO. 266 KING STREET.-FAMILIES
l and single gentlemen can obtain board on
reasonable terms. dec104f
DLEASANT AND RE l. E
Board can be had on the line OF the City
Railway by apnlyiDg to h. II. VERNON at 70.
GARTlE'S BOOK DEPOSITORY. declo 1"
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8otels
A KEN HOTEL, AIKEN, SOUTH CARO-
LIMA.

Having recently purchased. thoroughly over
hauled and rentled the above Hotel, we respect
fully announce TO our friends and the public that
we are now ready TO receive and entertain guests
In nrss-class style. BAILEY d g
nOV30-2mos Proprlet0ra.
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Tbf @afleStum 4ems

! TUESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1872.
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Let us Know our Debts before we Pay
- . Them.
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Keu1ouals.

DEM0VAL-THE SADDLERY WARE;
II, EOJsE OF WIN. HARRAL has been roInoI:
II S,onn No 10 Hsype street to No. 16e NESTING
STREET, corner Of Basel street Tasse n yp1 se
found q general assortment OF ~ D. .rras
al omar Goods 5sualy found in such snanetsh.'
iishmea,. Z ra eJi.-7Noeot9
NOTICE OF REM0YALIIHAVEI THIS
INN wharf 10 Exchange Range, Atlantic. Wharf,
over Office OF WIrrE BROS. HENRY Arb
dec4.6 "a ri r.ss.:a:g~.
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WANTED, A WHITE WOMAN TO
w OUOK and help Wash. Apply 81 Nc. AZ
RuL,sdge Ave- ne. ~ - ooClVA
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Cost ann Gonn6.


T OST, ON SUNDAY, TWO BLACK AND
IL TANS. Dog and Bitch. A liberal reward
Will be paid by returning the same to No. SsS
King street. dec10.3s
T OST, IN THE MARKET Oh ON MEET
IL ING street, near the Ice House. q SILK
SAoH. 1he finder will be rewarded by leaving
the same at No. e3 Church street, near Chalmers.
decl0-1H
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WANTED, A SITUATION BY A Re
w SPEUTABLE white girl TO COOK and wash
for y small family. Good recommendations given
n rruulrsd. address n, NEWS Oftice. declU-IE
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O.. ehrltnns.
MOST WORSHIPFUL GRAND LODGE
l OF A. r. II, OF {. O.
GRAND EIsr, CHARLESTON,

GRAND East, CHARLESTON,
December 9, A. L., b872.
The dedication OF tho, New Masonic Temple
will take place This DAY. tie 10th inst at one
O'Clock, p. NJ, by the Most Worshipful Grand
Lodge Of A. F. n, cf South Carolina. An ora
ton VIII be pronounced by Hon. HENRY BUST,
P. G. II. The public are invited to attend. A
Committee will be In charge to provide the La
dies with seats. E. RUSH CAMPBELL,
declo Grand Secretary.
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WANTED, A COMPETENT BOOK
w KEEPER to 20 IN the country for q per
mauent situation, with good reference. Apply
foI TWO DAYS at KAUFMAN q CO., 1859 Meetlug
street' decl0-l"
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Ua1lts.

WANTED, A WOMAN TO COOK AND
w wash Tor a small family. Apply at NEWS
on1ce. 81!
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60 Rttu.

ITO RENT, THAT LARGE AND COMMO-
i DlOUS Three.story Residence, No. I King
street, containing Q square rooms and necessary
0utbulldlngs. A goud cistern on the premises.
Possession given January ], 1873. Inquire at No.
Q klng street. novl2-tuths
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for 6alf.

TWENTY HEAD FINE BROKE MULES
for sale on time at Kentucky Sale stables,
NO. 80 Church street. BAMBkRG d MCCOY.
declO g.
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SKTANTED, A GOOD COOK ALSO A
w competent SeamslreBs and ChambrrRaid.
references required. Apply &c No. ~ GEORGE
street. 0e0to.t
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Meetit1Qs.

-oUR SOCIAL CIR E.-AN ~,
~ sJOURNED Meeting: or tue Clc1e e ~ ~ - nra.
THIS EVENING, the 10Th lnstant, AZ Q o'pooA pA"
oisely, A Iull attendance ts desired. po,r
~ oloo'' -. Secretary.
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EOR SALE, A LOT OF EXTRA FINE
u HORSES AND MULES, ar the Subscribers
stables, Queen street. +. WEST. declU-4s
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yKTANIED, A WHITA GIRL lPRoTtST.
w ANT prelerred,) ~ take charge Of q child
aid assist In the house. Apply AZ NO. III Queen
street. ueolV.o
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WTANTED, A WOMAN WITHOUT
wv ENCUMBRAEOB, tO Cook and DO House
WORK for q small .smily. Apply at NO. Meeting
street, between the hours OF / and ~.
deco
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CIT. CECILIA SOOIETY.-AN EXTRA
~ Mee,in0 uI this society vii be held at sontn
srolIna Han, THIS EVENING, at . o'clsck-
derio ~. PiNOKNEY LOWNDES, Sectetary.-
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WANTED, A STEADY WOMAN AS
w Chlld,s Nurse and 10 assist IN Homework.
Que 10 stay In the no lie preferred. Apply at NO.
~ hulledRe, near Montague street. dece-3
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A YOUNG SINGLE MAN WISHES A
IA situation in q Retail Dry, Fancy anu MILL.
n,ly or Gents Furnishing stole. Has had expe-
liencs III New YORK for many years, anu speaks
many languages. Ia willing 10 60 to any PART Of
lhe couALry. Best CITY relerence. Aduress "A.
W.,n KEW 0fice. decS.2|
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NEWS OF III A

AThackeray's daughter Is the queen OF tne
literary circles OF London.
e-Now is the time for dealers In all classes
of holiday goods to advertise their wares
Ths largest and best purchasers almost III
varfabfY make their selections early In the
sassbns while stocks are; full and varied, and
ns~Sarethesrush Of customers has set n. THOSE
vhosresne1arstto make known to the public
the attractions theyipropcse to hold out are
therefore sure to reap the richest harvest.
Tho great diamond swiEdle Is alike won
dertul 0 riugsnulty, the investment OF capltaI,
and thu patience with which 1t has been elao'
orately carried out. The principal consplra'
torsan It appear to have been Arnold, Hsr-
nendIne- and Slack. There may have been
anne others. but these were the chiefs. They
went to London and bought there from $4,000
10 500, 600 worth Of precious stones. They
ssIected q graYelly valley In the Rocky Moun-
tsIns. N the scene of their fraud. There they
sesttsfsdIwithAfree hand, In the spot which
Observation-Disclosures appropriate, some OF tns
dJsahonassfubIes, sapphires and amethysts
which had cost them 80 much. The rest they
carriedbsck 10 San Francisco to exhibit as
specimen .of. their discovery. So successfully
was thu scheue managed that the sharpess
and most .sxprieuced. linen 10 California were
taken In BY 1t. The swIndlera struck at
hiuh Hsme aud Bucceeded.
GTnk allure of Bowles Brothers q Co.,
american bankers IN Paris, will be q disastrous
one. and VIII cause much Inconvenience 70
American travellers In Europe. One Of the
arr,hss been for some time under arrest In
Lnndon,inconnectlon with the failure, and Is
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-10

WANTED, A CHILD's NURSE; COL
w ORtD preferred. Good recommendations
required. Apply az No. so Wentworth street.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-10

yXTANTED, AN ENGINEER ACQUAINT-
w ED with Rice Thresnl1g 10 thresh about
9Ouu bushels klce on Pom Pom River. Apply to W.
u. BEE d w., AuRer's wharf. noyzl-thstu