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4 MUSICAL TREAT.

- ..s.f ert ming last, there assembled at the ~.-of 3 Bigriow goodly number of the ,.-,l rivalry of Prescott, all bent on in- ..--.srr Ian whereby the citizens Of Pres -'. -sg.f e treated to an aftcsuoon's perform .--, sy ,a. ally celebrated Band of Inc ssd h. s.-.-r and ty which performance, fhe leader and .-.r.,-rs of id Band might make. a little cash. ~ ,--.,-,rusass them for time spent in giving us see rvs.r. "
 .--r.tsn-" was organized by electing Capt !. gsr,-se. President, and ourself Secretary ~t. a...es of be meeting was then explained by ,,.. p-~--,s fer which motions were put and -.,,,s sa.eh have drought out the following
 Correspondence.
 PRESCOTT, Oct S, 1872. v, 19a, LsIDSER, Band Master 23d Infantry, nsts SIS In appreciation of the delightful .,,,, .oa- B. I'd has discourscd for us, meeting z, .he -i rens Of this place was called this even- ,-v .rf r.s unanimously voted to tender you !, L,u,at eonocrt to bc gwen in this town al any ,a,. ,ha, suila your convenience.
 I JEWELL, Chairman Committee.
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SPECIAL NOTICE

All the nicest freshest and best EAIR PREPARATORY Pomsdes Oiis Dyss, .n1 fsvgazsos1 Isshn's Gesuiss Freach EEfrscts 0oagR pvudefs and Cnsmeftqne< ens be Iz.d se DR KENDAI.hS
 isu:H-7q Pi0osef Drug ssoss-
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Al ss'bss Do was recently hurt by a brcking "a S, k res ering. Dr. McCandless went out Ssne hse pai and helped A.
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.. ioAeSs to IT. and Mrs. ]. Marks, ex-Governor
 ~'Oo'nlek ssd our humble self, had the satisfac- ,''a o' ieasi upon rich and rare viands. at their e9''asle sas {, on Saturday afternoon last, and, ' 0oioae' ss ey would cay. a IL was feast At for
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-10-12

c. r. Head ls Co. have recently received an as sortmcnt of new goods.
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|,,s sA.k Less N, who was recently crippled by s,IIsa apset@ es opened . saloon, next door to lsc s,i q sHcpOi, where he has liquors, cigars,
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|. Troop, From Apache.

l v. Stone and . company of the
 s .- rived here recently. from Camp i aE'sae and scr ssmc locality in the De- i-'s,--- anibia, where there Is nothing for sssa 10 do.
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urv1rn eERvDcM

Chsrl.is ssiInore. O. & Army uiu deiivsrs sllG!enu q scourss in fhs C0urf fucu. frseco0. ef<fy 1a1{. Ssrvices s,ou,nencs ax elsyss s'cjork A. A
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Purely Accidental.

ssfsoas Trgrltiy from Bowsrs' Agua Fria ranch '! 'aa' the saeotlng of George Becker was pure Nsidentai, nd that the story that he deileer- -eV toos De lwn life was altogether unwaranted.
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Don't Write Them.

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SPECIAL NOTICES.
LODGE No. l77, F. IA. N.
L.o.o.F., ARIZONA LODGE, NO. 1.

.se1sSxs Regular Meetings sf this Ledge Wed
 ....y Er.ass. a.'.. at :. a..s.' . Hal, Hall Mem. invited to sstead. CA LUKE. N c. J.H MADDEN, Secretary.
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 MEafss "f frcscx rs~rfiuSs wsrr sena n-d arxrsr~d and placed El~-
 The ss4teu,sns sf ". x. Bufa. csussv yr~~su-er fr 's< u 9aarsss a lssz wss reeivea s1d pl<csd ue fs ssa the stxsrinenf fasde as foslswx to sit:
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THE WEATHER.

Tbe last of our summer rains fell here Scp,esn. Der ,, since which date we have had dry, plcasan, weather, save very few d@ys whieh were cool and windy. The table published below gives the rainfall, force Of wind, temperature, etc. fer Sep temser Ex Governor Mccormick, who, for sev. erai years past, has resided at Washington and New York, said, previous 10 taking bis departure Tor southern Arizona few days ago. that our climate Of Prescott and vicinity. and indeed of The entire Territory. would be worth millions Of money to any Atlantic State, it is so bracing co healthy, and SO .nioysbie.
 Meteorological Register for the Month of
 September, 1872.
 Nonfhly mean of Thermemeser al 7AM 2r.x erx
 Dfy onih nih------------------- e 70 s451 ts.60
 Wet baiss ...-------.-.-..--.- 57.se SEQ x 50 Due point. z Is 55sl &s-ss Mean Of minimum thermometer 4 %
 RaintAf in nchss. 0.04
 Number of Observations and Sun of Fo.cs. NE sE sw W NV \" No No Sol No NoiF olrNalF ol % 6 . II D si B 5 sO0 Averags eloudiness. o.is No. day, of rzin, 5 Besides the rain that has been measured there werr ihree shswefs that did fall in sufficient quantity
 W. B. srRox, Hospital Steward.
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POST OFFICE PRESCOTT. Arrivals and Departures of Mails-Postal Rulss-l6oney orderS &c., &c.

Mais arrive from all points Moudays ssd Thnrsaays Derar Wednesdays and Saturdays
 OSice hpues rum A. N tosP-N
 Money OTvfcu issued every day x fhs wsek, except Sunday. ORLANDO ALLEN r. h-
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INTERMISSION. :. Marvh-"The Miaer'. C.sl I.uek- 6 Ara fr'sn ,he orrra La sSmsARb~l& "rsfss sss, ta--B,il'ni . The Beautiful Danube w.ltres-Ssra-s To >~lss'ieus frum the t'psr> Norma. 'C.sta Diva --BciiiRi. Il. MiScrre and oa cA, Ia Sort,. irun Tra,sssr. - Tsrdi le. Chamragne Charlie Cxlop-Lx
 Aediey of all Nsriosa Airs .ckeis Sf CsIsers sr- Tirsr,. isr ..i. a, all the S,or,. sud s.esa. MARICOPA COUNTY DEMOCRATIC TICKET. |
 For Isint Councilman. l
 KING $, wooIsEY.
 Tor Reprc..niasiv.
 GRANVILLE II oURy.
 For Shsrin
 T. C. HAYS.
 For RecS,rd~r. l
 C. FRANK CATE. |
 For Di.trie, Attorney,
 PL- WALTERS.
 F~ County surveyos
 NATHANIEL SHARP.
 Fossul~rvisors. CA WILSON WILLIAM KIRKLAND.
 STEPHEN S STROBE. PH4NIx PRECINCT oSfIcKEs.
 For Justices of the Peacc MP. GRIFFIN JOHN r. OSBORN.
 For Cossiabios JOHN MOORE. E. A. BINGHAM
 oc;leri- E. A. FARGO & CO.,, (SOLE AGENTS FOR LLOYDS WHISKT,)
 IMPORTERS AND JonBxRs or BRANDIES, WINES < LIQUORS, ale Front Street Cor Commercial. SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA, offer special inducsmen,. to sh. Ari,ona Trahr-
 ortl2
 PRESCOTT. GRAIN WANTED. The Highest Cash Price Paid for CORN AND BARLEY.
 HELLINGS & VEIL, Prescott, Arizona.
 Estray Notice. Taken ur on the 18th of September at Mint Valley. white mule branded I. C. on eii shonisr and w. on le!t hip. W. A. DEARiNG.
 Mint Valley. Arizona. LUMBER, LUMBER. ALL KINDS OF BUILDING LUMBER KEPT constautly hand at our saw-M. five miles south of Prescott
 All orders eff with Messss Allen X White will secure Trrns, cash on delivery at the Mill or at Allen & Whites sore Prescott who authorized o receipt fur all money that they may be paid on our account; Prescott A. T.. September 6, Is7s. .ep7a ARIZONA BREWERY, North Side of the Plaza, Prescott. Having purchased and rrfued the above old and well known sian are now ready io furnish the public with Excellent Lager Beer, WHOLESALE OR RETAIL
 We have also n stock of Imported Wines, Liquors, and Cigars, And respectfully solicit your pa'ruuase
 Prescott, Arizona, January i3. is7s.
 OR HE " TT Al Restaurant, Bakery and Saloon Next door to the Miner once. FRESH BREAD, PIES AND CAKES,
 Always On hand GOOD BOARD, F.rnishsd hy the Week, Day. ar Meal, as
 che following prices, Per Week Twelvs dollars. carrssey Siogie Aeah .-OHe essaf sara,ne., etc,
 Served la good .syle al an hoursL God Lager Beer wisss Lsanors ssd Cixars, teps ssasssJ ksszi fas the sccozamoastiou
 of essssuzserz.
 DAN HATE. Prsrs.,os. Prps-ssa. December Is. fe6g.
 DOCK AND JOB PRINTING. o' .'..' M g '''s."''''.
 J.H MAEsox ( Co. psoprs~sors. Don't Write Them. n dsss n rey ssfius kssprss is wsits fears susGr rhss tssy @n - . ~. oacs nd ysseugs ssy er1y, mpw jus1sp5su Asn = VI TIT
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Estray Notice.

Taken up. the 18th of September. al Mint Valley. white mare rnue branded l. C. on ef shoulder and W. on le!t hin. W. A. DEARiNtI.
 Mint Valley. Arzona
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THE SPREAD OF ZEE HORSE DISEASE.

THE SPREAD OF yaE HORSE DISEASE.
New Points sAttaclked-TheNe New Yorkers
Driven to Strange shifts-Bergh and
tho RecaleItrant Horse Owners.
NEW YoRK, October 30.,
The horse disease has appeared at Port Jsr-
Wis. N, Y, especially affecting the horses en-
Moved on the Delaware and Hudson Canal.
it has also extended to Columbus, Ohio, where
three cases have occurred. A number OF
oxen have been sent from the Interior OF N6w
York State to take the places of horses In thls
city. The weather Is favorable to-day. One
hundred deaths were reported yesterday,
The army horses are nearly all affected. hr.
Berph announces his determination to prevent
the working of affected horses.. Several oom'
panies have brought suit against Rergh for
TWENTY-FIVE thousand dollars damages, and
prayIng for an Injunction to prevent aim from
interfering with their business. The ocean
steamers leave to-day only one.thlrd loaded.
Several sugar re6neries have suspended opera
tions. The stable superlntendents think that
working the diseased horses will run Inc
malady into Qlsnders. It Ia 9tated that hfty
COWS died from the horse maady at orange,
NJ. ,,a.-
steamboats, are running to and from differ
erent points on the North and East Rivers 10
accommodate the city travel impeded py Fae
horas malady: o,,ro oo+obo, an
One livery stable here reports twenty.
new cases OF the horse disease yesterday.
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Jorr1Nas ABOUT THE STATE.

The rumored destruction of q bridge near
Pacolet, spartanburg County, and the kllllng
of two oolored men thereby, turns out un-
true. r.
THE motion before the Supreme Court for
a new trial in the case of the Charlotle, 90
lumba and Augusta Railroad Company
against George w. Palmer, has been dis
missed.
The stone-cutters who have been working
on the new United States building at Colum-
bia having been suddenly thrown out OF en-
ployment lust before the election, rush madly
into print In the Columbia Union to declare
that they are ''good Grant men and that tney
feel the government has not Investigated the
matter as It should do, for the purpose OF
giving them justice. -
Governor SCOTT has pardoned HarVin VAN
diver. of Anderson County, who was recently
sentenced by Judge Orr TO be hung In Janu.
ary next, for being with one Davenport, OF
the same county, engaged 10 the murder OF
q youug man named Meeks, In 1856. Van.
diver is upward of seventy years of aye, and
has been . Baptist minister, He is respeeta'
bly connected, and bis father was revolu.
tionary soldier. 1t is not generally believed
in the community where the murder was COM
mitted that Vandiver planned the crime or
directly participated IN 1t.
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SPARKS FROM THE WIREs.

.R. B. Norris, OF Alabama, has been APP
pointed special treasury agent.
The specie shipments from New York
yesterday amounted to $l3, ,528.
The stables attached TO Auden's brick
yard In Philadelphia we're burned yesterday
with eight horses.
The cornerstone for the new academy OF
natural sciences In Philadelphia was laid yes.
terday.
WIN. Evarts and family arrived at New
York from Europe yesterday; also the Earl OF
Carthness and Count De Soanaux.
"A number of the members of the Patti
Mario Troupe were on the train which met
with an accident at Nashville Yesterday.
strakosch received severe Injuries, his face
being badly cut and bruised, and his right
arm sprained.
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gpsriaI Notilss:.

/, NJ TREASURY DEPARTMENT., OF.
FICE OF COMPTROLLER OF rae GuRRs1CY !.
WASHINGTON, SEPTEMBER 10 1s12-Wnefess, :
by satisfactory evidence preaeuted to the un1N :,
sIsned,it has been Inadeto appear that
OF Charleston National Banking Associsaon
the City OF Charleston, in the County of onsnes
ton and State Of South Carolina, hss beea duV
organised under and according 70 tne lefu.
ments of the Act Of Congress. entitled "AnA Aos0 !.
provide National Currency. secured BY pioaSet
of United states Bonds, and to provide for tne =
circulation and redemption thereof approved
Jnne 1884. and has complied with all tne pros.:
s,ons y of ssid Act, required to be complied VAN =:
herore commencing the business OF Banking un- !,
der said Act. ,,,r,,r-,,,,1I ri
Acting Comptroller Of the Currency, DO nefen
cartify that the Bank OF Charleston National Baaka
ino Association In the City Of onariestDus tne'
county Of Charleston and State OF sousn OarqanAS'
ia authorized to commence the business q Rsss:s.
inc under the Act Aforesaid.
In testimony whereof, vitaees ny hand ana s.
Seal of osce this 10th day OF Sertember. lsf1
T. s LAH6wORTHY. :. -,
Acting Comptroller Of euffeacy.
szAt: =. -. 81 lSO. a0s4.l ,,sis.nes J.
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@- BELL soHNAPPs, DISTILLED

& BELL SCHNAPPS, DISTILLED
by the Proprietsrs at schiedam, in Holland. An
invigorsting Tonic aud Medicinal Beverage.
Warranted perfectly pure, and free from al
deleterlous substances. 1t Is distilled from Bar.
ley O, the finest quality, and the aromatic Juniper
Berry Of Italy and designed expressly for cases
OF Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Dropsy, Gout, Rheu.
mstism, General Debility, oartarrh Of the Blsd-
der, Paias In the Back and Stomach, and all
diseases Of the Urinary Organs. 1t gives relief
IN Asthma, Gravel and Calcull In the Bladder,
strengthens and invigorstes the system, and Is
certain preventative and cure OF that dreadful
scourge, Fever and Ague.
CAUTION ASK for "HUDS0N g. W0LFE'S
BELL sCHNAPPS." .,
For sole BY all respectable Grocers and Apothe.
carries. >.
HUDSON G. WOLFE d CO., Sole Importers.
,Oflce, No. 1s South william street, New York.
sep8o- -3mos
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A CUSTOMS COMEDY.
One Hundred and Fifty Women
Searched.

One Hundred and Fifty Women
Searched.
The Detroit Free Press Of the 22d Instant
prints the following history:
1t is q fact probably better known to the Gus
tomhouse officials than to outsiders that at
least every tenth woman who crosses the De-
.roIt Rlver carries smuggled goods. The goods
NAV be tea, coffee, socks, thread, ribbons, or
something else OF no great value; but the In
tent to smuGgle is there, and the success In
bringing over small lot is nearly always an In
ducement for the smuggler to try the game on
larger scale. Men may and do smuggle CLOTH
ing now and then, bur 1t Is the female sex
which carries the burden of guilt. The Gus.
tomhouse officials at the ferry dock In this
cIty are as yicilant as officers can be, but what
chances have they against monster hoop-skirts
and Gigantic bustles They cannot stop to
peep under shawls. examine pockets, or look
into baby carts and hold crowd On t1e boat,
and 30 they must continue their work with
the knowledge that goods are being smuggleo::
and that only one grand and sudden haul OF
their nets Can trap the guilty and frlghten the
Innocent 90 that they will never dare TO pur-
sue the business.
The net was drawn yesterday. The officers
commenced about 2 O'Clock, walked fifteen or
twenty women up stairs Into the customs
rooms, and handed them over to o woman TO
De searched. EVery boat load Whlcn laDueu
for about three hours was treated In the same
manner-that is, all the female portion.
Some were indignant and appealed TO Their
husbands, who vainly appealed 10 the customs
officers. Others wanted to faipt away; but
after looking at the planks and dust conclud-
ed not to. Others wept, laughed or turned
pale, but none we're permitted to escape.
During the afternoon about one hundred and
fifty women were confronted by Uncle Sam,
and the old man had good deal of fun and
made some wonderful discoveries.
For instance-a modest little woman, who
was in great hurry to 60 home to her sick
child. pulled out a few pins. and ten yards of
English flannel fell to the floor. A tall wo-
man, with tears In her eyes. who asserted
that she would sooner chop off her head than
to think of smuggling, unfastened pound OF
tea from her skeleton, and asserted that Il
must have been placed there by some design.
| ing person. Another one Indignantly denied
ssthe right of search" but after remaining q
prisoner for an hour or two told The searcber
| TO ''take 1t and 60 to grass" throwing pack.
age OF ribbons and laces on the floor. 4 loi
| of calico was found on another, some velvet
on another, and at least ten per cent. Of the
whole number were found to be engaged In
smuggling. The officials were satisfied with
confscatiDG the goods.
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~Do YOU SUFFER WITH INDIGEs-
TON, Headache, Pain in the Shoulders, Coughs.
Tightness OF the Chest, Dizziness, Sour Eructa.
tions Of the Stomach, Bad Taste in the Mouth,
Bilious Attacks, PslpitatioR Of the Heart, these
Pains in the. regions Of The Kidneys, and hum
dred othea painful symptoms, are the onsprings
of Dyspepsia. II you would find immediate re.
lief use at once sIAMoNS'S HEPATI0 CON.
POUND or LIVER CURE. It invigorates the
Stomach and stimulates the torpid Liver and
Bowels, which renders it Of unequalled efficacy
In cleansing the blood Of all impurities, and i'm.
parting new life and vigor to the whole system.
It is ready for immediate use, and for sale BY
DOWIE, AOIsE& DAVIS.
oct11 Agents for SO. Ga
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DEATH OF MRS. HORACE GREELEY.

NEW YORK, October 80.
Mrs. Horace Greeley died this morning at
the residence Of Mr.. Alvin johnson, in this
civ, During the evening of yesterday, her
symptoms were OF such favorable character
as to inspire some faint hopes Of her recovery;
such expectations, however, proved unfound
ed, as she had two chills during the night,
after which she was very easy until she ceased
to breathe at four o'clock thls morning, pass.
ing away peacefully and without any ,perceptl-
BILE struggle. The funeral will take place from
DR.. Chspin's Church, at twelve O'Clock next
Friday.
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THE COLD SNAP ENDING.

WASHINGTON, October 30.
Generally warmer weather and increasing
cloufllness, with southerly to easterly winds,
will prevail on Thursday In the South Atlantic
and Eastern Gulf States; northerly To easteriy
WINDS, high barometer ard partly CLOUDY
weather with occasional rain In the Western
Cult, and thence to the lower Ohio Valley and
Kansas
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Obituarp.

In Memory Of Ellie Eleida Barns,
Only daughter of David N. and Lsvinis A.
Burns, who died OF yellow fever on the 3lst 0cto.
Der, 1871, In the ninth year OF her age.
Twelve months IN Heaven; year OF holy JOY; -
A year OF calm delight around her Father's
throne;
A year with 1hite.winqed cheruba angels too,
And that .lnnumerable company OF souls re.
deemed.
oh happy thought; Chi glorious hope. that we,
When Etfe's short pilgrimage is o'er will meet
Again, and spend. not one snort year. but an
Eternity Of bliss with them In heaven. ssA
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5mnerai Nftlres.

REEvEs.-Departed this life October 80. 1872,
JULIAN WILLING REEVES, aged years, month
and n days.
~THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
Acquaintance Of Mr.. and Mra. z. T. Reeves, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin yelling, are respectfully in
vlted 10 attend. the Funeral Services Of the IN
FAINT SON Of the former, In Columbus street, op-
poslts Almshouse, at O'Clock THrs AFTERNOON.
oct3is i.Eg
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ADELUaE OF NEW BONDS.

Gigantic Railroad Corporations In tho
Market as Borrowers.
NEW YORK, October 80. .
The directors of the New York Central
Railroad Company to-day authorized the Issue
OF forty million dollars OF bonds Tor the pnr-
pose of laying TWO additional tracks from New
York TO Buffalo for the accommodation OF
their great through traffic. The Chicago and
Northwestern Railroad directors today all-
thorized the issue or convertible bonds 10 the
extent OF ten million dollars. under the dlrec-
tton of the executive committee OF the Rock
Island Company; and also authorized the issue
of ten million dollars of bonds to pay their
floating debt. Ths st. Paul and Pacific Ball.
road, q road leased by the Northern Pacific
Railroad Company, failed to pay its coupons,
and Its workmen have stopped work.
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THE TR1BULAuONs OF THE RING.

NEW YORK, October 30.
This being the frat day OF Mayor Halls trial,
a large crowd was attracted to the courtroom.
Msny were also present In the expectation that
Tweed would BIZ brought In, this being the
day for which his trial was fixed. The ex.boss
appeared, attended by q host of his legal ad,
visers, but learning that 9e was 9ot aIaaa Wanae1
and John q. Farriugton also appeared and
were hailed in five Thousand dollars each. Mr..
stoughton then proceeded With an address In
behalf of Mayor Hall.
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MORE INDIAN RUTCHERIES.

ST. LOUIS, October 80
The st. Louis Repuolicau, this morning,
publishes brief corr espondence from Texas,
under date OF October 9th, In which It Ia re-
ported that the Indians had made raid into
Hood and Parker Counties, on the Brazos
Rver killing one woman nnmhsr ana W %olheh lhs .
several other persons TaHss % and the citizens W
were organizing for the purpose ofdrlVlng
them out.
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NJ BATOHELOR'S HAIRDYE--TH

u BATUHEIOR'S HA1H HU1E--1Il~ -
superb Hair Dye is the best In the world. fs. o..
fectly harmless, reliable and instantaneous. ~
,d,sanno,ntment. No ridiculous tints, or unpleas'
ant odor. The genuine W. A. Bstcneiof's haI
nve n,oducea Immediately splendid black OF
natural brown. Does MOI s'aln no nAA' rs.
leaves the hair clean, soft and oeautluL tae
on,v aafe and perfect Dye. Sold BY al druggists
FACTORY 1e Bond street. New York.
mchb-tuths1yy
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- BURNHAM AROMATIC DENTI-
FRIoE, for Cleaning, Beautifylng and Preserving
the Teeth, snd imparting refreshing taste to the
mouth. Prepared by
EDW. 8. BURNHAH,
Graduate OF Pharmacy,
No. Al King street, Charleston, 8. O.
Recommended by the following Dentists: Dr..
]. 3. PATRIOK, DR.. B. A. MUCKENFUSS.
sep2s-8mos
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CHARLES SUMMERS DEo11NATIoN.,
He Applauds the Massachusetts Coali-
tion, but Declines the fominetion.'y

ag F,az Boston, October 80.
Charles Sumner, In q letter from Paris de-
clning the Democratic Liberal Coalition noml-
nation for Governor of Massachusetts, says !:
I'm acknowledging yonr communication
beg to repeat this decllnatiSn. most slneere'
ly desiring that no person should vote for me.
Beyond this personal wish, which trust will
not be dlsregarded. is the consideration that
If chosen could not serve. At the same time
/ express my grateful sense ofthe trust repos.
ed In me by the conventions which u1lted IN
are especially due to the convention. repre-
sentIne those Of my fellow. citizens to whom
I have for some time been opposed on impor-
tant public questions. beg them to bsleve
that am not insensible t0ftheir good will,
which is enhanced by the signH Affords that
past differences are absorbed In common de-
sire to secure for our country the incompara-
b.: dressings OF peace and reconciliation nnder
the safeguards of good government, and With
the principles of the Declaration !of lndepend-
ence as our rule OF conduct.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-10-31

~THE MEMBERS OF THE GERMAN
HUssARs TILTING CLUB are requested to call
on Messrs. MENKE d MULLER and leave orders
for their, Uniforms.
By order Of the President.
low. BrsoHoFF,
octa Secretai,.