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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-10-12
ALSO
GRANGEBIRG COUNTY.
AI;O
Is tOMMnH Pleas
Joseph Tickling.
Adm J.. Ct. ~.

Joseph fickling, Bill for Account,
Almr ct. ~. Nur>hall,ng Assets.
~ Injunction ami Re
Mary Il. Tyler, ct."l lief.
BY virtue of the judi smon, If The Court
herein, will sell Mt Orangrhurg Court
House. on Monday, the ith lay o; Novcm.
Der. 1872. during he icca hours of -alc.
The remainder (aitcr the determination
Of Mrs. Mary Il Tylcr's Estate OF Dowcry IN
ll9 acres, more or less. ho.n lci y rth and
West by other lands Of he intcstn,c u. $
Tyler. East Ivy lands OF Lewis Garick, mnd
South by lands OF q. ". kiurcll
> Track OF SO acres, more or less bouu,l d
hy dover irac: tn! lands b'low describe 4,
and by AN is OF Lewis Guri1k.
Tract OF iG0 acres. more or less bom l.
ed by ihc iwo tracts above described, and by
lands of Marion Cue G. Dewiing and J. W
Heel.
pla,s os the above tracts arc attached to
the Judgment roll, from II surveyor j. j
Getsingcr, Scrvcycr. dn,cijuly -. 1869
Terms: Onc-hit cash The balance on
credit OF onc year, Secured 10y bond of
purchaser b""iing IN cr, 81 iiro,n lay OF Sale
and u mortgage OF the prcnisos purchased,
containing covenant for resale IN case Of
breach of bond. purchaser To pay for paper
STAMPS ana recording.
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Republicans, an important fight is
before you. The Regular Republican
Convention has met and flushed its
work. The ticket-the regular tick ct
will be presented to you on the 10th
Take il, read it, and see that it goes in,
to the ballot box out of your hand.
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5cColptcd men Of Drapgeburg County,
you who have been = faithful in the
past, viii you allow tho disappointed
ambition of a few men to despoll aud
ruin tbs, fair name of Your party ?
Money, money, is being used Enissa-
fies are being sent throughout our en-.
tire County to dissaude you from voting
for the nominees Of your party. When
thay Como toiyou, bid them depart, for
their presence mcaps eterpal destruction
to you.
Once break up the organization of
your party, and you may bid all future
hopes good by. Stand up like men,
and defy the traitors yha are trying to
ruin Jon!
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Valuable House and Lot for
Sale

Having bought n Plantation near Fort
Motto, will sell my PLACE in the Town of
Orangeburg, in whole or in Lots. The
Place contains about 80 acres, Dwelling
House, nll necessary outbuildings, ch oicc
Orchard and Vineyard. Terms to suit pur-
chasers. Apply to
oct 5-2t THOMAS X. LEGARE.
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The Boilers claim that they are the
true representatives Of the people of this
State, and. do not mean to play second
fiddle to any ono. For the consolation
Of the exceedingly few of that ilk who
arc jn this County, we express it as our
decided opinion, that they are as far
from being representative men rs the
skunk cabbage is from being roso.
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The account of L recent drowning
accident says of the two victims that
one was married, and lad just rcturucd
from sea. From this we infer that each
rests in peace at the close Of s,ut%
life.
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Owing to the illness of our editor an
his iamily-we are obliged to cut short our
usuatsupply of editorial and local mat :
ter. fsl. 2-a
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TO II L Mt.

Notice 10 hereby given that the Indcpen
dent Elliott Hook aad Ladder Company hav-
ing completed their HALL and, ST ORE will
receive PROPOSALS for RENT Of the
STORE, situated on Market Street, next
door to Capt. John A. Hawlton's. The
Store is 20 by 60 feet in tho clear, with Glas.
Front,
BY order OF the Company.
oct % F. DEMARs, Gee.
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Efforts are being ,h=>io TO break up
the Republican party. Shall it be done,
and that by ONE mau?
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RANGEBuRo COUNTY, S. c.,
September 30th, 1879.

Mr.. ---, Dear Sir: Iwrite these
lines to inform you that have been to
sec my friend, Mr.. Alex. Browl, who
intormed me that Mr.. II. Riggs followed
him on his way home Sunday mcrning
from Orangebury until he caught hin,
aud asked him 20 let him put his nan
on his Boilers ticket, which he utterly
refused, and told him plainly not to do
SO. After he found that Mr.. Brown
took no part with him, he told him to
tell me to come to Oraugeburg on Mon
day 70 say whether would let. him
put my name on on his ticket or not.
But | don't yield support to any such
Bolt as that. He mag put my name on
his ticket without my authority, aud |
therefore request that if you should
hear of any such act, to beg MIR. i. |,
Cain, j. l.. Janison and Z. &. Andrews
to tell them that | AIN no boiling Rcpub-
lican, that | am u real ncpuLAcun, aud
expect TO vote the regular ticket headed
BY +. j. Moses, Jr.
Respectfully yours,
GEO. w. BAXTER.
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"The "Trnc Republicans" the apostles
of reform, commit the management of
the campaign to an individual who is
charged with every crime in tho cata
logue, and had no other claims than his
supposed control Of the dense colored
population Of the parishes and islands
in the county Of Charleston. This was
almost enough and the recent action of
the Boilers Bowen County Convention
has filled tho cup of shame to the brin.
And, after all, why should the Con
servative voter be surprised or dis.
appointed? ? No better thing could have
been expected from the Orrs, the Cor.
bins, the Bowens, the Whirpers and the
Clarks, who are the leading rcformcrs.
The movement was born in sin, and
conceived in corruption. > Charleston
Nc,rs.
Let the white people of this County
read and ponder the above from their
trusted and leading orgau If they
can swallow tho Boilers, VIC say, God
help them
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Crininatioh and recrminotion is the
order Of the day now. Go it, boys, who
cares for -
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Peoples Republican Ticket,

Sheriff.
II. RIGGS.
Clerk Of Cnnrt.
GEO. BOLIvER.
Judge of Probate.
\. b. KNOwLToN.
Coroner.
CAROLINA THOMAS.
Senator.
BENZ. BYAS.
Solicitor
W. J. DETREvILFE.
House of Representatives.
DR. F. ". vOGT.
CHRISTIAN CALDWELL.
ALLEN PHILLIPS.
SAMUEL LEWIS.
GEO. w. BAXTER
County Commissioners.
DR. RICHARD V. DANNlLLY.
ADAM C. WILLIAMS,
EMANUEL POU.
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In n Desperate Straight.
7'wo Of The Leading Colored lNen Of ,he
Fork Refuse to 10 Nth the Bolters
"Hop ace APples DO S,cim (?")

The following letter addressed to a
member of the Executive Committee Of
the Republican party Of this County,
and handed to us for publication, will
explain itself:
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Notice Of Dismissal

NOTlCE Is HEREBY GIVEN THA!S ON
IN the 9th day of October next will
File our Final Account ~ith the Hon. Thad.
c. Andrews, Judge Of Probate. and ask for
Letters Of Dismissal as Executor OF the En-
ate Of l.. A. Carn, deceased.
EZRA CoNEoR,
sept 7-A Executor.
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When discovery o. any scicnt.i:
subject asks the cooperation of the learn
ed in science, to test the' merit and truth
Of his discovery BY sevs.c test and prac
tical results and then t5indorso and rec
ommend it, it is fair 10 bersume it is valu-
able for the purpose inHadei. Sacn has
been the course pursued by Mrssrs
Hall Il Co., prnprietorsofH.,ll's Vcgt,
BILE Sicilian Hair reviewer And all
those who have tested it (amony whom
We may mention DR.. A. Hayes unl
: Dana Hayes, ChepEts and State As.
oaycro :'ra>sstvtruSyesS; w W.itrir Du,rr
ham, NJ ID. Prof of Surgery in Prnn
University. Philadelphia; Geo Gary
NJ. D., Professor of Anatomy aud Ply
isolory) assert it is the best preparation
III use for all cutuncons diseases of tn =.
scalp! Restores grap hair to It's or,gi.
na! color, prevents hair from out, creates
Il new growth 1t is ccrtlinly worthy of
a tri'l -Ncnsbmy,ou HcraM ot Cos
pei LiJcrty.
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A CARD.

m no CANDIDATE for the STATE SEN.
ATE. JAS. F, IZLAR,
oct l2 il
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A'lialtqnsianF Inspector General.
Henry yEsrPurvis.

For Congress = Ward Congressional
TowsaA District.
Hon. Robert B. Elliott.
CohgSessman-State at Large,
x "a R. HI. Cain.
go For Senator.
JAMES J.. JAM1soN
For Judge Of Probate.
r. A.B. KNowL7oS.
~ For Clerk efthe Court.
g lGEoaE BoLIvEE.
For Sheriff:
E. I. CA4r. Z. :
For .Lopcr House Of TIE General
ytclsm Assembly.
SAMUEL L. DUNCAN.
JOHN DIX.
J. FIELDER MEYERS.
I, HEHRY RILE1.
-Qe ABRAM DANNERLY.
br,For County Commissioners.
.snoiE. 7. r. SMcAK.
JOHN RoBINsoN.
ALEX BRowN.
For School Commissioners.
lor Francis r. McKINLAY.
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Sheriff S Sales.
OKANG..B COUNTY
lN CuMMuN PLEAS.


BY virtue Of the in 'gc nrnt Of the Court
herein, ! will SCH ut Orauychurs Cuu
Eonsc, on Monday, thc 4th day of Novc!n-
Der. 1872, daring ia. legal hours of s,lc
All that tract OF lnni containing 263
acres, more or less. in sand Coun V. OF which
Ahsninm T.. Gleai III ami Julia +. his wife
sides. being portion Of ;hc lnu IS nf w:rich
the late Urhanc T.. .I,icoat died scIx,i and
possessed. AMI .rin ri, a..trci !, hi> vi ,ow
under proceedings in partition in ;hc CoIr!
Of Equity for O:am"chmrg district.
Terms: One th,rd cash, balance on
credit ~ twelve u on'hs. pu"ch.s r. - gsyt
S''Iitf pDr ion. secured by in )rt
Sh-e ~ 'hc prem scS. containing u U1.,..-...
i.r resale on II rr"lch OF co;,iiIioa ut Bond
nhito pay iorpapcrs. recording and stamps.
In case of failure 10 comply, to he rcsuld on
next succeeding S"le+1y at foncr plrcaas-
crs risk.
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oct =
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-29

Il the Dread Disease Among Us -OpInIoHs
oftho Health OnicoF and II Veterinary sur
Hcou.
A report has been current for the past two
LhNna L..I...

Il the Dread Disen-s Among Us -OplnIons
Of the Health OhicoF and II Veterinary SUR
Hcou.
A report has been current for the past two
days that three horses belonging to the Peru.
vlan Minister had arrived from Now York with
the malndy now prevalent In that city clearly
upon them. In order to obtain a true statement
of tho case, reporter OF the REPUBLICAN
visited DR.. Wanstall the veterinary surgeon now
Attending the horses, and CLEANED from him that
they arrived Ia Washington on Thursday last,
anil were removed at once to the stables Of Dol
Freyso, the Peruvian Minister, on II street, be.
, tween Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets. When
reaching this city they were noticed TO DO IN.
we'll, and as they hal arrived from New York
where the horse disease was existing TO so terri.
bio an extent, De. Wanstall was called In to
attend them
lie found them suffering with severe cold,
! and applied the necessary remedies, and two Of
them are doing we'll and the other is much I'm.
proved, although the last to show tho symptoms
The Doctor IL VI the opinion that the disease Il
not contagious, but universal tho present un.
settled weather being the principal Cause In
his practice be has over dozen ciscs OF this dls.
ease, all Of which arc horses belonging In tho
city. lie Is Of the opinion that Unnecessary un.
easlness IL ielt on this subject, and says good
nursing Will soon cure all cases OF tue disease
In hct, n tue drug stores were closed, and n
large number OF old women with kind hearts
were put In charge Of tho casCs, the animals
would got we'll without any trouble. The dis.
ease, as he explains Il, begins with weeping at
| the eyes aud running at the nose, and oHds with
nervous prOstrntlpn.
Dr. YerIl, the health officer, received Informa.
| tlOn OF the condition Of the horses through one
! Of his Inspectors, aud Immediately visited tho
! stables, In company with Dr. wanstall where
! he examined the hOTsos. He found them suffer.
! Ing from catarrhal Influenza, two Of the number
| badly, and the other not - severe, the disease
| Just coming on. Upon asking tho cOachmnn, he
| stated that tho horses were in good cOndl ion
! whom they Rrted from Now York, and that
| they were on the road two days aud two nights,
under proper cover.
Dr. Verdi 10 OF the opinion that although It has
l he .aF Ea NFn
! prevalent In New York, yet not being from
| common operative influenza, It cannot 10 said
that the disease was brought as an epidemic.
| The health officer has issued orders to his In
| spcctOTs to examine all stables, AMI soc that
| they are properly dlslniscted and kept cloan,
and report all cases Of horse sickness TO him.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-29

Tho following from the Masonic Token, Of
Portland, Me-, Is continuation Of the discus.
sion on tue subject Of the Templar costume
The EUergrceA, Of Davenport, Iowa, has n
leader on 1emplar costume. Il premises that
next to the question Of 'pow'r or no power no
subject has proved 20 vCN1ti0uS'
OF course not Leave II tp the states where Il
belongs and II wont be vexatiOus. All history
Is full Of the yeNatlOns experienced by the ~.
rants TO force their opinions upon other people.
Thon It states the legislation on the subject,
following with the remark that
Had Judge Hubbard been Grand Commander
that odot would have been cnlurcel, and more :
we should have had uniformity throughout all
the Jurisdiction, for he run the Grand Enclmp-
ment.' But with his SUCCESSOR II was tho re.
verse, for tho Grand EncAmpment run him. >
Grand Master French was too easy, and sur.
fered the Grand, aud worse still, the command
cries directly subordinate TO Il, to wear the COS.
tune they pleased, under their own construction
We don't believe II. JuIgo Hubbard was
honorable, aud if he were Grand Master he
would say; ~ was on the committee In 1891, and
We did not think Of moddllng with the old com.
manderies whose rights were guaranteed hem."
He was lust, and no would say "lf we did not
make their exemption strong enough then we
would say: "These comma nterles evidently sup.
posed they were protected, and, II they are not,
they must have been either deceived or betrayed,
and We owe It 70 our chivRlry to grant them that
1t quotes Grand Master Gardner, and gives
lts own construction Of his Language. This Civ.
inv new contradictions To old laws mako them
read the onDoslte Of what was Intended nv thar
irameTs il a new and popuIar dodge. Supp0se
We walt and let Grand Master Gardner DTo.
nOunce for himself In his report " Massachu.
setts this month.
II Drynounres IL 81 simply absurd" for an old
eomnnndeTy 10 NO on Getting black uniforms
when Il might come into line 20 easily by getting
the new ones and letting tho old die 1ut we
can imaRIno the EpeTorssR reyioWIng. with a
" cricketis eve" a speckled commandery, half
white and hall black costume and pronO1nclny
| IL uniform. An! Sir knight. on YOUR chosen
| heId We DO revere You as inc "curiiest knight
| and the best that ever set pen in rest; but ia
military matters We fear YOU will be err gTrrn
II thinks We did moi have ninety. four unfioTms
| In mis- STATE in isHl Mama InmmnnJrry mai
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-29

The board of managers Of the Washington
City Bible Society held their monthly meeting
at the depository last evening, at 6p. m, the
president, Rev VIM. Mcclure, In the chair.
The meeting was opened by reading the Scrip
ture and prayer by the president.
The following grants were made; One large
print Bible TO A. Armstrong, Of Alexandria
county, Vat five Bibles and twenty Testanents
for q Sabbath school ut Tennallytown, and
twenty Bibles for the Columbia Institute for
the Deaf and Dumb.
The treasurer, Mr.. Ballantyne, reported the
following receipts In the month: Cash from Mr..
Cobb, go III North Presbyterian church, $50,
Total, sl2H.
Mr.. Cobb made the following report Of his
labOTs during the month: District yiSited-a
portion Of the Second ward. Ot seven hundred
and eighty. nine families visited tifty eight were
found destitute Of the Scriptures, eighteen ul
which were supplied, and four families refused
to receive them. Nine Bibles and seven Tesla.
ments were sold. Six Bibles and ten Tesla,
mentI were donated. Total cash received, "a o.
Mr.. Cobb also presen ted interesting and graft,
Tying accounts Of bis work In this section OF the
city, and Of interviews with tho families visited
His report was received and bis labOTs continue
After the transaction Of routine business, the
board adjourned, with prayer, to meet at tho
same time and place on the last Monday Of No
vombor.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-29

A meeting of tho Academy Of Literature
Science and Art was held last evening at the
Y. NJ. q, A. building, Dr. s. L. LOOmls In the
chair, and Judge Dliie, secretary pro tenn
An amendment to the constitution, previously
proposed, changing the time Of the Meeting Oi
the academy from the last to the second Monday
In November, was taken up for consideration.
A substitute was offered and adopted that the
regular meetings should DO held on the second
Monday Of each month unless the academy shall
otherwise direct.
Mr. SpOtOrd said that no official notice had
been taken by the academy Of the death Of their
president DR.. Francis Leiber, Of New York,
and moved that "A committee OF three be ap'
pointed 10 prepare suitable resolutions In com.
memOrAtiUn OF his death and report 1t the next
meeting. Carried.
Messrs. A. X. SpOHOrd, Judge BARLEY and
Prot. Palmer were appointed as the committee
Mr.. Albert Pike was elected member VI the
academy.
The names Of Joseph Lyons and RutledR'
Wilson were proposed Tor membership and re
fsrred for a report. The academy then ad
iOurned.
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Tmg srNpAY LI0uoR law.

tsuN. tOoiIF Ordet It's Enforcement,
The following letter has been received by the
committee Ul Howard Division sons VI Temper
auce, No Z, whu recently addressed a letter u
Governor tnDkc, Hsklng rigid enforcement Of
the SUNDAY liquuT law IN tho District
INIUUIlNF OEFIrL, hIsTMCr OF CnLUhnrAI
NAsniburuh, ID. q, October ", iHIa !
V.ssrr Gs0,us &urBgs and 4. o. ClnttuHlHs
GFNTLENFN: | am directed by the Governor
To Acknowledge his receipt Of your cOmmunica
ton relative IL enforcing tho law against sun,
day liquor tTu iiic and to state that he referred
Il to the superintendent Ot police by the follow
log Enforcement
ut IL earnestly hoped that the law prohibiting
the Sunday liquor tnfic may DO Bttictly en-
forced and IN that end have TO request tina
spsniAl urlers no Issued 70 the force under you
command to arrest all yl0lhtOTs Of the said laws
Ia order that they may be brought to speedy
trial aud punishment"
Very respectfully, WN TIHDALL,
Secretary 10 QVYOrn0T,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-29

Last evening, about 1880 O'Clock, vhIIs two
ladies were walking along the east side Of Eighth
street, between II and ], one Of them fell into an
open sewer, which had been cut through the
her companion would have been drowned or sui.
tooated' When drawn out her dress was thor.
oughly saturated with water, and she was
covered With mud from head to foot. There was
no light 10 the vicinity, nor a sign Of any kind
70 warn pasaersby. II Is simply outrageous
mat human life should be lmperlled In this man.
and others In charge Of street improvements
ffobably, when one or more lives are lost some
ordinary precautions will he adopted TO Insure
the salety O. pedestrians, We hope the Board
o. fubllo Works will look Into this matter. The
names OF the aggrieved parties can 10 ascer.
talned at the REPUBLICAN Office
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-29

this season are as varied as they are unique and
beautiful The ladies Of Washington are highly
favored In having publlc.splrited merchant
like John T. Mitchell, esq O3l Pennsy lyania
avenue, who, from long experience and excel.
lent judgment, Is enabled 10 select from the
wholesale markets Just that class Of goods which
the ladies regard as desirable here. lie has all
the novelties OF the season, a rich variety OF
dress goods all descriptions Of shaWls, fashion,
able jackets, laoes and suits. OTmOuTning goods
he has q magnificent assortment, and 10 house
keeping goods an almost Infinite line. Now ls
the time TO visit MiLchelrB.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-29

Al a meeting Of the Columbia Engine Com.
pany, No. I, held on the sth instant a commit.
tee was appointed TO draft resolutions OF condo.
lence and present the same to the family Of their
late Vice president Mr.. Jacob Dyser. They met
on the 18th instant, and adopted the following;
Whereas II has pleased an all wise Providence
TO remove from our midst our late esteemed fol.
low member, Mr. jacob DyseT: he II
Resolved, That while we bow In humble sub.
mission to Almighty God, We feel In the death
Of our friend we have lost good OtticeT and
associate, the city \ worthy citizen, the wife a
kind and RilectlOnate husband, and by the same
calamity her three children, which has lett her a
widow and alone; and while admitting any words
Of ours will be pUwerless to spOthe her grief. yet
she has our heartfelt sympathy and that Of this
community, and we commend her 10 Him VIM
dOeth all things for the best.
THOMAS II. RORINsOE,
JOHN W. SHOOT,
EDWARD REYNOLDS,
Committee.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-29
secretary anu lFehhufcf'
AtteIt JoHN VAN RlswICK, President.
TIKI NEw YORK AVENUE IMPROVE
MRNTs.


The (nae before the NSfnerni IeFtn'
The case Of HATkness and Others vs. The
District OF COumbih, an attempt to prevent the
collection OF the tax Tor paving New York ave.
nue. and other streets, which has been certified
to the general term, came up yesterday before
Chief Justice Cartier aud Justices Wylie and
Macarthur, sitting in bdRc.
The case was opened by MT. Appleby, who
read the bill, the contents OF which have
already appeared In these columns.
MIR. Bond then read the demurrer, and Mr..
Cox called the courts attention to tho fact that
"A motion 10 yacate the demurrer hhd been
nled.
The Chief Justice said the court would bSar
argument upon the whole case.
Mr. COOmbs then opened the case for the com
plninants, and reiterated the aTBuhents on the
subject, with which the public are familiar.
Al 1850 the court took n recess, and we're do
lyeTed from Mr.. COOmhs for halt an hour, when
he resumed aud spoke until O'Clock, when the
court adjourned until this morning.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-29

The application Of the friends Of George W.
jenkins, COW cted Of tho murder OF his wife, nj
sentenced TO be executed on Thursday next, was
today referred by the Attorney General to tho
district attorney, and tho latter made an I'm.
favorable report thereon. The petition In this
case IL signed by from seventy five to one hun.
dTod citizens, and they ask a Communication OF
sentence to imprisonment TOR life, Or at least a
TepTleye for few weeks for the sake Of the
mother and children Of Jenkins. District AttoT.
ney Fisher, In his report restes the facts iu tho
case, and says he sees no reason why the sen.
tenoe OF the law should not be promptly OK.
eeutel.