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Arizona citizen., 1872-12-28

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 21.-Green- backs are quoted here at SSa0S91.
Arizona citizen., 1872-12-28

THE ALDINE for December is on our table. It is the most exquisitely illus trated in America, and its literary excel
Arizona citizen., 1872-12-28

THE MontezuIna Canal Company was organize and officers, as follows, elected on last Monday; Dr. c. II. Lord, President; P. R. Fully, J. W
 Hopkins, E. D. Wood, ". F. Scott and Leopoldo CarrillO, Directors, and W. J. Osborn, Secretary, and F. Me Williams, Superintendent. The ob- ject of the company is to claim and take out the water of the Gila for agricultural and other purposes at the canyon above old Camp Goodwin. Capital stock $2O,OOO, divided into 200 shares. An assess ment of 20 per cent. was at once levied for immediate operations, and labor CTS started yesterday to begin work. Already thirty seven shares have been subscribed for by the following par ties: Lord G Williams four shares Sam'l Hughes, four; Fully, Ochoa & Co.,, two; J. ". Hopkins, two; Lee & Scott two; J. " Swilling, two; l.. Vandermark, two; R. M Robert son. p. \. Wilbur. T. K. McCaffry, J. ( Handy, M. ! Jacobs < O., Leo po'7o CartlIiU. B. \. Lea5herwood, P. McGorrick, J d. Meredith. r.
 Marsh & Co. T. NJ Olvano, ]. B. HlakawaI1 William J. Osborn, Thos. NaNIIiaIas, l. D. Wood and Vii liam Holmes. J. 5. Douglas, one each This ts a very promising enterprise
Arizona citizen., 1872-12-28

AS matter of business, we direct at tention to the Government auction notice ir TIE CITIZEN: also Sandoval S Bulle's
Arizona citizen., 1872-12-28

-.r ..-l- s.rl= --.. -a.'.. 1a- Christmas uu.a.- Without e-aeEe-adou The Al dine -7 he -e= uGuao4-' 5EtaAl for the
 -.Iy .isHIa. lis illustrations e1ifq re- ... -.-e e--t--e voau--ud age alike. Send s2 currency to James sutton x Co.,. 5S Maiden Lane New York. and get f one year and our word for 1t no family gi
Arizona citizen., 1872-12-28

ARIZONA is out of debt and has over $20,000 cash on hand.
Arizona citizen., 1872-12-28
PHILADELPHIA BAKERY,
 MESILLA STREET, hove Tennnldn Carillo's hrtohn- ehor

EsEEAD. PIES AND CAKES.
 Fresh Every Day. FANCY CAKES made to order at short -Jtiee and reasonable F-.ces.
 Customers supplied at their houses. segftf Tr SCHMIDT r CD.
Arizona citizen., 1872-12-28

ss UES STOCK Hevue been selected with %-s great care ry ou-af the arIl. and Ti5L sIalizi reference to J--- market. we arc eol5idcut -uat -s- can sell oul goods as
Arizona citizen., 1872-12-28

FEARING that at times the attaches of the coming Legislature could not have time to go to c. O. Browns magnificent Congress Hall or George Fosters to
Arizona citizen., 1872-12-28

card a5 commission erCha~t- lT Euoy- mas l4a 1iia Ditch Co., election notice iL fact to a1 ou ir.-s l-re-j5a aueu-s.
 TIE fourth aHu.se--.r. oi JLl marriage of 1-a5ar 7. Y. Tur.. wife occurred .n 5aal NaH7s. a.# . e araJ t lF calling iH r-v.... .. 'n-jr friends aud ...-...- ---. ----t with an
Arizona citizen., 1872-12-28

LoHp e- WILLIAMS are iuslu9w recciv- ing all immense ss9l. gf goods Fla Quay mas, which they ls. ta offer to the trade and u5JC4era generally at very low
Arizona citizen., 1872-12-28

]. GuLl4s1.,- 5.s- lel c. -loic- ..--- tain Vineyard vine lt is tAe req. juice of She -sape-i1 fact thc luscious 5a-la of
Arizona citizen., 1872-12-28

m-ALL THE DELICACIES OF THE SEASON are to be found at his place, and no pains will be spared to give one and Ill satisfaction. de7.tf
Arizona citizen., 1872-12-28

And made to Order.
 SMOKING-Best of Cigars, or you can 20 on the cheap native plan, and roll lem yourself while the music plays.
 COME IN-Plenty of room, seats, etc. "You know how it is yourself" 1tt
Arizona citizen., 1872-12-28
Philadelphia Chop House.

". BERGER. :s g.. Proprietor, 0 DEN DAY AND MIGHT 7
 WHERE MEALS ARE srFsEo Upon European style at all Hours
Arizona citizen., 1872-12-28

copy. Plcas- address c. J. GoIIriek, pal- fisher, Denver. 1o.gIlco- or apply to Nr. Charlie 0- 8r11u. agent, Congress Hall, Tucson. It
Arizona citizen., 1872-12-28

.-.-- r. ~-..y ."vo II. oanuary.
Arizona citizen., 1872-12-28

Jerry Kinney have 'Ieaela .aH- .1-e r.- Urea. for -la 1lrE.=e 5l-- .5 s-e r-.r -t the halls al State
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-10-23

lrbr geIpaHnt iein, pslben Gerlauf pieIe
snsclr9enReit In fariil1er ME in re6t<
llher SfSiebung nebmrn pirp."
2lm 20. September te8ins Die uIurz
patton cen Sriumpb iiber cas ReAt, Gle
0pttlclisfeit ribmte li9 etncs Sieae5
tlbcr cte &ir6e, unp Die 9lnbinger Ter
repubItfanilhen Sefrebung lprahen cs
.laut aus, II csr 'Sall 8om5, pcl6cr 3 r
relili6en Serri9aft pe6 papites mrliu.
NJ elm Gnce mltbte, su9Ieid ibre Scr.
nun9cn duf cie enriihe Selcitieuna res
mpnar,bllbcn princip5 Inn rinen ipcicnt.
lhGn ,Sbritt pielIeidt um oen ipeientti-
6enten lctt Sablbunrerten, 9cf6rpert ba'
DC. Oeebalb ronnCrten pie Jfanpnen.
lpclde rer Slpei SjabrsR ric Srcibc an
PortatG'o Qeuhen pesba!b beuitc rae
.Aberale" 0ellnccl unrr pen 5enitcm
eeS Saticans: ,,Morte al Papa Morte
al preti !" reebaIb refIiirte ric rTmiid,e
NatpnhlAarce Ypr Gem pirmcnteiiihrn
&rlc85mlnilter unp eeebuIb fam rie
Wunicipalteb6rre fcinen teiTrrl 9lus,
rruf flir ibre fcitli6e Stimmuns, als
rnF lie in prddtigem Sdfse cine lctcurc
2S6.Tn ais gSabrsci6en Ger Staet auf
rem Capitol aufitslIen lire.
Der B. gatsr FAB an jenem Sage cine
arpBf S6aar isiner 0ctreuen um fcb
serlammelt unc rieisniscn Iciner Sinner,
peldf nitt pcri6nIid ;u ibm ellen.
f0nntrn, ,ceiltcn iIAsrli6 i'm @ciite uuc
IN Ter Sercinisuns res Gstetes lei
ibm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-10-23
Snl0nOifdJs .lmOft)au.

Die HeluItate Der Wablen, ME mir lie
in Ger lsBten Drummer uniern 2eIsn nit
8Ctbcilt baben iino rurh rie neuen Se.
T bie niht mcbr merntlih mpcinciu
rorren; nur IN Idcptab, no eurh rtr
SpaltunB in rer rCpublifanilhen Wartei
Ger 2emptrat Armitrrna erwablt arpeIcn
lsin lpIlte iheint renn cod Gle 9iepub!is
fansr SrcpfinsS enpabIt su lein.
Sri Der SSabl in SiezGnrelina a
ab9ebaltsnen Babl zines @currrneurs
unc 5 Gcnarrsmitglisrer icu ras rcpuz
bitanilde Staaistifet an reiIan Spise
@puperneur Mpies itebt, sepdbn l!np
ras Spmlinlon Siset eas litsralr aes
l6laSrn pprpen iein.
Ssi Der leyten gSabl in peuuIYs
Yanien finn, mad pen liberalen Slitz
tern su urtbeilen, beceutenee @ablfiibes
reien opr9efpmnl,n.
Die @ablcampasne wuyce In Sbtp
une Snpiana sen Ger 9iberalen To-
fort Wiecer aufsenUmmsn um nit ter
sr06ten Gusrsie bis gum Gnre ipytselest
;u perrcn. Sn Sbip III ni6ts ser!ps
ren; I'M 9eSentbril. sS bat li9 tsrausse.
itelIt, cab Die liberale partei teeeutsnc
itdrfr it, ais ibre gesnsr srrartct bat.
ten, unc es III ale 4uSIbt pprbancen,
i'm Ncscmbsr iIe gum Siege su fibrn.
9Sie man iiebt laiIen, trpb Der ssrins
gen SefTnuns in cisism Sclcsuse ibre
Ganeiratn eur6sulblasen, sie 9iteras
len zen Wutb esnnp4 ni9t iinfen.
Das libsralsrsputlitanil6e Staatss
tifet pcn Miileuri bat an bic Iites
ralsn Trpublifaner sinen slufruf erla6su,
in wel6sm es na9 elmer llsbsrlidt err
Wablsn in spriser gSpbs srpbe Spffs
nunS fir eie Sufunft bsst unp tsbaups
tet, rap I1n,mlihe Siieitaaten, nit 9lus.
nabme bon 9ierpz, Slos9arelina unp
Wiilli1ippt fir 0reelsp itimmen pereen,
wrcurb sr 90 Wablfimmen srbalts. -
glep g)rrf 9tslp sSeriey. Connecticut,
Snriana, Nepaea unp WtilIouri sra6tet
es ii6cr fir 0reelsy, mitbin warre CT
mob 03 @at!liimmsn srbaltsn unp febls
ten ibm eaan nod ersi. um snratlt ,u
psreen. Nap Samplbire. Wiseonlin,
Winnslpta, California UNI Sllincis auh
fur gresles itimmen mitbin pirp CT cine
binlinsliae StimmensniabI babsn. 70
caB leine Gupdbluns i'm ndblten go,
srmbsr falt beltimmt soraussslabt wsrs
cta lam.
Sn New g)orf famen Die Civil
prpselle eessn Swsrc, GpnnelIy anc
Nnrtre Scr &ibtsr Sarrst sur SrSanes
lung. Der s!mralt Gonnrlly'S teppnir.
{. sinsbsi6worenesu per sufplse ibn,
lcwobl aIs Der Samilic Des GonnelIy be,
@uientbalt reTelten uubstannt I'll. Das
@eridt rrrlpra@ In tupsr 3eit elm,
Gni9sipvns IN Ssref Der lansen Ye,a
'l4istuns bee YrcNlss at,upsbsa,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-10-23
3citaueS : Geicte.

e. ptun be aScunsusn ni6t arssritlt eas @tstr,ssil
kaegen, ir riro ansfnemmsn bag s cine 8prttsaae ss
eteunsments wlui6eu.
Gas abcausmrHt fam n6t sre rs6tssiltis abbeaeni
psr6eH ais bic ale &udednes te,abIt fre.
s. g9snn &bsnaeutsr es uatrlacn cher 6 ptgsra lire
kdtunSea ten t tetreenetu g0ieffet dbiatelsn 70 nb
II eerantHerilit eaiar bic M brs Rttnuua be;at baeE
4. grtnn atunutn!sn ten gsbnprt Ssrdnstrn cine bic
6tlunSs gIFsestcn basrn ~ tendtribssn I, II eS tor
&6aetn rern bic 3titun5Sn na Ger grgffes tres frabe
tsH geebnprtes 8sduet pereen
5. Diertteslttsn enbfibmsen ldutea tatiu eab cline
Ue9eruna 8etanafu een Der bsrtfsnesa gehetse dbiu
eH geer 9edubeuna ees gDebnertes obne perbsgbsnse
eSSs ais ,rrirla iass Ssweis tsobG&tstsn Saginsss
saluiebsn III.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-10-23

eoussm IL. Sft,--9si Gbsimsfrrc snsslst.
Ns bsatc Gin paNasissls Der tar8 eie Slt&en
Counties fiSrsnesa Gii,nbasn. Die @assn
fiirsfsn 'issr sinsn bSbsn Iam.a binustsr ane
sinssn IN Stads. ,lrsI bic Ips!sa anb gs,.
wunSs'sa Rrs u0S s'ius aSsrts $mj&It siuas.
laai,n.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-10-23

cccr Suren. slu@ cie MablbauIer Tabs
rifanttn relfe mad 6ranfreit itcrs
llsesln, llnc auSldlieBlib prcteitanten.
Sie slebcn cobei sislfa6 ibre fatbpliIcben
ghbeitcr nit iG fort. 9icie paar Sci,
iptels mt8tn 3bnen aeniisen, um su
rt'ien, mas ycn ren anfIagsn su balten
it, pclfc scacn Die geiflitfeit unp Die
8atscliftn ces &ei9slanees aeftleurert
rpereen. Y aa1 a1s Hr aI1 s.h
Sn Spartsn rrbmcn RE Repubs
liFdntr cine bcrrntIide baltuno On
Nd6 tcm &tuis S,marcus parrn am
Z. mdbrcno eines Spusisrsnn0es rpn 2
Wdhnern inter cem Iufe Sc lebe rit
Neputlif lcbrere Sttine sewclfra cbnc
jcrcd cen SInig gu serltBen. llne in
rrr Start Ucrrpl in Ger prcptns Gpru.
IA III Elm ernitliher reputlifaniiher gIuf;
4 no ansSetrchm. Die Sniurosntclls
te bemd6ti9trn I'D, rsr Stact, res
SsdNttburms unp Der i'm Safen lieaeus
cen Sanpnentppte. Die &eaicruna bat
Sruppen na6 6errol Nrididt ;ur Ser.
'tdrfuna Der IN per Gitaceue brlaacrten
Sclasung.
0er nrue 3Snia pen 9 Sdps.
ben, Sstar H., bat am 10. Sept, bic
Scrfai1un9 te'dpprn unp 1T am 21.
aud in Gbriitiana ais 8Snis BON Ner,
wc9en due9erufen ,rpreen. Gr Bat eis
nen grlab an zen Staatsrotb aeridtet
in reldcm c5 briEt: Sas gGcbI ser beis
rem TBlfer iti mein g9ntlIprud; er lei
Gin Ausrruf meiner parmen Qiete III
ren beiren, prn msincn srpBen 9crfabs
ren nereinigten Sdlfcrn, ceren Slid mir
ltrte ais ras b6hite irriibe 3isl meiner
Wiuhrn ecrldn eten pirp.
Num dnien.- Das gBGtben Der
Cholera. Saut Scridten aus Sudarf
bat rte Cholera in rem Ipnau. 6drltenz
tbiimctn nod nidt nad0elalieu uuc man
lh1Bt Pie 3abl Ger raran 0sitcrbenen
auT 10000. Die Natur Ger Stranfbeit
1T duberlt epipemild unc man bcfirbtst,
nc n,rce iIrb iiter ras aan,e 1anp pers
brcItsn. Sisle NcSte, bantibsg;ige Sbpsz
tern unp anpsre peripnen, eie cen
8rnnfcn Bethlehem lppllen, fnc aus rem
Nahbarftlcten IN Sufareit anoefom-
men. Die Srantbeit miro in Su6a,
rsit tebr bef6rcrt rurb ren S6muB in
Der Stapt unp ibe lumpF9e SAGE Sie
wiltbet am lblimmlten in renisnissn
Staritbeien wel6e aus i6musiacu
Hehmbiitten beiteben ISuncerte rer lese,
rem finp gang entcSlfert ia Yicle ibrer
Serpbner aus Wanarl an phrae ter
ben.
Der Sultan Bat Gospten sos 9sh,
elmer eiaensn Ge,waltina yrrliebeu, Sin
5Sirmon IN erShienen rsr ME nsrne ess
SberiSs beitatist unc Al fner srbliden
maht. 6ener III cer Ieaieruna ron
Gsypten Grlaubnis ertbsilt, pbne G,s
nshmisuns ess Sultans 9(nleiben ab,u.
ldlisBsn.
,,.bs, s;s ;sM,ssatxo 81
,,itrnnsSsss Ss ~ - 50 J." . y rtI w
Cma Sh ghsf,ny,I;S 81, ~ ,,.s.,', s.mp VatS HsS
~ rsn r~ s;vs SIn,"SI s,s,,;,.,,..s =" m.pssma Sag
H,It.n M ~ nsnn o" =. Sa''"pa''ts sI,;M ....a I'LL uu
Misnsr,,,,,,nn NM r;A; ~ St h"S.n, ,,"' ps"'sps w
MSrn snrr" & nsSar 49,, S c.. vms 'sm wv
M,,rss MIN nj, ";nas mg.S." '"
o,m,sn Mo ,sIh;, n % N,,.,,s.s "s: wy
S SSfNmm,sn q, H. ~ erh;s,,sr Ssr ' St',, rS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-10-23

Esy@ Ssi mebrmaliscr Giusate biliser
ESg~ gr6Sere iibrliSe anpisen prrseu
m IerbaltalB bilBrr bere9nst.
auswSrtiss Nu;sissa miidsn pisrtsliabrIiSger-
sasbe;ablt prrSsn.
ES@ 10 GsRts per .3sils fur tsRsltr 9Otissn
in Der eefaliPaltc.
ES@ @eburtsanSsisen, psiratten
fnb Z oeeSfdlIe psreer ais eccalrs tcrebnrt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-10-23
Hie
GuFfmburger Ga,fttf,
sin fatBolii9ss BoGenblatt
fit 3eeht nna Mtallrlleit,

IN ssr ger t,otrr urb Ganaea bstrSet 20 Gtus per lbr
suS mus ccr GmpiGN9sr BET fdner pctcIFts 9lrTtsi'
fStrlt6 90 tSbeJdoIt pereea. ,.
Ran taan su is,r 3sit auf bic Denrmtur5,r Gazette
atcnHirer.
g Gin1enpun9en II. 8crrcz
gppnoensen, beipnperS Gbtr tir6libe
ano ancerc wtdtise Se9ebenbeiten, iInp
peereit fpillfpmmen, miilien aber pom
8erfalIer unterseicbnct iein.
as- gca Office. Ilcue, SrSers fnt sas tltsaf uns
sdttif 4 gr Qetsrieneurg pon @tlo uHe lelisn rp ne
IN tattn Fnt, paju sebtautt psreen.
g9tnn bic gamcn zen unieSrsiterH sIrsslIrf wtrta.
gut.n lie ttatlit gsiAebts ffn unt has gefam GNunm
gue tStoat penau urp ribtta dn9e5sbta rtreer.
sDenn cine 9gurs pen s.tm %eamt Gin ancersSstr
rti psrSe i0g 70 nu6 mner aus edS gefamt nu9s3sen
ptrssn, rc ot 3stuus frl lter smpfar9sn wures,
g3,nn Srmaa0 lfin 9la n;bt re8eimdfs smganSt resr
as auf traeRo eile &rt 6tr tnlAlltn ieute Der be-
neeuee aesut pris eit SsFaas9etsg le8ta eena6rb5t
screen.
Gs gerarprrtldftt fir @eielsrsua,rn fur e 3eituns
rfreen mir ennu u5ernehmtu renn eelstu rsr re8t
arirtsn Sgrf obsr psr gof Cfits'cncosSrsr 9sl5dH.
pie ,,.sutem6nrgsr 6aietis" nad csnrcpa.
g0ir rlsnSen ttrcit, sine Arat GrnrlareSsr Gayett
,sh Iurcpc Nno MAIDEN unrt Seer bfcuttre aUfmtrilan
a6be ueeegeuus eet gditts Strpdapta uue 6reane
nsifs o GtauS elm ehr 9ee9rele Nitiel ~ enrn rnan
aertr9Hsuta 9sretr m enIc.ten ~ unrballtn uno lie
aber bic alGree bieis Pances 81 urier@tn str ais g
,srt @rieipet a eciteten tenais'
grRrGnneen, grisie &c. iins gu hereirttn :
,,LuxEMBURGER GAZETTE,
DUBUQUE, IOWA.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-10-24
Grand Operate & Ballad Concert
CT THE
S1Bth-Cap1lina HI9lIIlGlt Association.

TIME Board of Directors Of ;heS. G. Monument
Association beg to announce that Concert
in behalf of this Association will be given in
Columbia carly in November. \ number ofcelc-
brated a,nat cur performers "f this place, beside
several gentlemen FROM other parts of the state
have generously lent ther services for the oc-
casion. The programc and full particulars "t
the Concert will b. published some weeks pr;"f
to the Fair, so that persons residing in distant
parts Of The State may avail themselves Of this
opportunity for enjoying rich musical treat.
The Monument Association have purchased a
site for the Confederate Monument, aud hope
soon to lay the corner stone. A large sum is
still needed to complete this work, and We ap-
peal to oN for aid: To those whose privilege t
was to fight by the side of the gallant dead whose
deeds we commemorate: to the mothers ana
wives of these men: to their children who, III
wears to come, nre TO redeem South Carolina :
and lastly, to those who love liberty, and who
honor the past and pray for The future CT our hr-
loved State.
[0ficial:
$. C. MONUMENT ASSOCIATION,
September Is, 1872.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-10-24
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The Practical Philosopher, Daily Monitor for
the business men Of England, and others, by
David Thomas, D. D. IS.
Uncxp!orsd Syria, By Richard F. Barton anu
s~Charles +. Il. Drake, vols, Sl0.
Man in the Past, Present and Future, from the
German of DR.. l.. Buchncr, by ". 5. Dallas.
F.C.S 81.
Woudcrings in Scripture Lands. being Tour
nine months in the years lSG9-'T0, by Thos.
Robinson, D. D., 50 SO.
Memoir of Count Dc Montalcmbert,' by Mrs. Oil
phant . vols, ST..
Acts Of Gallantry, by Lambton Young, c. E.'
So IS. .
Thoughts and Meditations on the Mysteries OF
Life. by John Firth, S3 -.
Shakespeare and Typography, the Art of Print
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On the Preservation OF Rcaltl,, or Essays OF the
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London, Third Edition, vols. 81.
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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-10-24
The Straight Out Ticket.

Our readers are respectfully referred to
our first page for a glimpse of Mr.. L. +.
St6kcs's Straight-Out Presidential Ticket.
lie says to publishers, "silvcr and gold, We
have none to give, but upon those who will
insert their ticket, the blessings of heaven
will be invoked" As We publish paper,
VIC could not withstand this appeal and the
promised invocation; so. as a double matter
of curiosity. and desire to secure the pro-
missed blessing, We have given place cheer
fully to Mr. StOkes's nominations, and wish
him ioy of them. We arc convinced that
there is something qnec' in Mr.. Stokes'S up
per story.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-10-24
Greeley and Brown.

COL Tnos. Y. SYNoNS, ol the National
Democratic Executive Committee, and S. A.
pEAEcE, of the National Liberal Rcpubli-
can Committee have issued All address to
the people Of South Carolina, i'll which they
ask for their support Of the following named
gentlemen as ticket Of Electors
For the State at Loyyc--M. ?. O'Connor,
Of Charleston ". II. Wallace, Of Union ;
s. \. Pcarcc, Of Richlanl.
First Diarict-W. ". Walker, Of George,
town.
Secoad DiaTct-Johnson Hagood, Of
Barnwell.
Third Diarict-Simeon Fair, Of Ncwbcr
~.
F5u1M Distrirt-W. r. Robertson: o.
Fairfield.
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The State Elections.

Tic smoke and dust Of the late conflict is
over with. and the result though not yet Of
ficialy announced, is well known. Moses
has carried the State by about 90, 600 ma
iority. The whites had It in their power to
have elected Tomlinson, but their apathy
has caused the very man they did not want,
to be elected. In future, the only way in
which to accomplish anything is for the
whites to act as unit, and threw their
strength solidly for what will be best for
them. Tn other words: to bold the balance
of power between any two contcnding fac
tions which may spring up. 1t would have
been better for them not to have voted at
all. than to have voted as scattcrngly ly as they
did. We fear that the whites arc lacking
in political sagacity.
Let lis not, however, despair. If Gov.
Moses will do what he has promised, our
people will have no cause for complaint.
let US wait the developments oI the carly
future. If he does what is right and just.
let lis commend him as faithful public ser
want. II he does otherwise, let him receive,
as he will deserve, our ccnsurc and condcm-
ton.
This is taking a philosophical view Of the
matter, which. after al, is the very best that
can be taken.
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why iS Ti,iG Thus ?

We refer now to the universal complaint
Of the merchants Of Camden i'll reference to
the light weights Of the cottons which arc
shipped to Charleston FROM here. y gen
tlcman informed lis that on one lot oil four
tccn bales. the difference in weight here
and there was one Ara|rcd anil treaty pounds
less in the latter place, Several others have
lost from six to ten pounds to tho bale, and
the deduction of two pounds which they
make here in buying, is not I" a drop in the
bucket" The Charleston factors say there
is no redress, there being in that city sworn
weighcrs, whose decision is final. This how
ever, deserves and needs looking into. It is
likely to cause serious damage to the trade
of Charleston, and those interested there
would do we'll to sec into it. On the first
lot alluded to, the loss Was not less than
twenty dollars and it cannot be expected
that shippers will send their cotton to a
port where such tremendous losses are sus,
tanned. Cannot our City friends DO some
thing to correct this great and constantly
increasing evil?
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SrErnEyvILlE, Ohio. Sept. 4, 1871.
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S. G.. Monument Association.
CohrMrrA, September 22th, 1872

CoLuMrIA, September 22th, 1872
TIE rOARD OF DIRECTORS OF the South
Carolina Monument Association, encouraged 'iy
the success Of the Bazaar las: year, and yielding
to the urgent request Of: great number OF per-
sons, take pleasure in announcing that They vii!
cpen the "Slonurcnt Restaurant, al the Fair
Grounds OH the first day ui iIc FAIR, and will
not close their sales until after the distribution
Of prizes. :,
The Restaurant is entirely under the control
ofthc Board of Directors Of The As%ociation, and
the Executive Committee is appointed from their
nulabcr.
Lunches will he served from II o'clock 4. IN,
ill t p III. ;,
Contributions Of meat an! poultry. ~ we'll as
of,noncv, nrc solicited, AMI HAY he sent TO eth
cr Of The following ladic*, who conIpossthe Enc.
cutyc Committee.
Mrs. J. T. DARBY.
MIS- lMBDRDE.
MRS. ". II. GIHBES.
MISS. |. D. MARTIN.