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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-01-13

CLEARING UP.-The scafolding around the
spire of the new German Church is at last
being taken away, beginning at the top, and
the cap stands out now ia all Its beauty. The
splre is painted dark brown as the scafold-
ing comes down.
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The ACADEMY OF Music DRAwISG.-We
print to-day complete list Of the winning
numbers drawn at the Academy Of Music on
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday last.
/ The prizes will be paid, upon application, on
and after Monday next.
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~ UNITARIAN CHURCH.-DIVINE
SERVICE Will be held In this Church TOMORROW
MORNING, at half past 10 o'cl1ck and in the even
ing, at half past O'Clock, the F ev. R. P. CULLEN
officiating. An strangers are cordially invited to
attend. Subject for the evening discourse ..The
Atonement by Blood. 1anlS
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AN ARTICLE OF TRUE MERlT.-"Brown's
Bronchial Troches" are the most popular art!-
Gle in this country or Europe for Throat Dis
eases and Coughs, and this popularity is based
upon real merit. 1an9-tnlns5
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GREATEST BARGAINS ever offered at Furch-
gott, Benedict l. Coz, No. PA King street:
Three cases of ~ Black Lustre Alpaca for
only rs cents; Fine Balmoral Skirts IS CENTS
janl
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An IScIp1ENT FIRE was discovered by the
policeman on duty, little alter six O'Clock
Yesterday afternoon, In the kitchen OF the
premises at the corner OF Tradd ana friena
lstreeta. The flames were extinguished BY
Clubs and Stars, with no damage except q
slight charring of the door.
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PERsoNAL.-Mr. B. h. True, of Madison,
Georgia, an authority in Immigration mat
.ters. has become the corresponding editor
and general commissioner for The SOUTH, the
new weekly paper now working its way with
notice in this section. Mr.. True was in
Charleston Yesterday.
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~sT. JOHNS LUTHERAN CHURCH.
The Rev.. 7. W. posH having been temporarily
detained in Virginia by sickness and death In
his family: the Rev. JOHN H. HONOUR will per-
form Divine Service in his stead, in this Church,
TOMORROW MORNING, at the usual hour, and in
the afternoon, at half.past O'Clock. Sabbath.
school after Morning Service. janis
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|. pERsoSAL.-Colonel A. Coward, principal Of
the Kings Mountain Military Academy, is in
the city, aaa- may be feu1a until Monday at
the residence of Mr. John A. Blum, No. 8
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Tbe Gbaflestp1t atws'
a SATURDAY, JANUARY 1s, 1872.

Gold closed yesterday at s5a9.
Tin New York cotton closed firm; up
lands 22s cents.
.-In Liverpool cotton closed active and
flrmer; uplsnds 10ad:
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BY W.; 7. LEITCH & B. s. BRUINS,
e.. AuctioneorS. eE :. d
By ", 7. LEITCH & R. 8. BRUNS,

~
EFEREE'S SSALE-FORECLOSU OF
III Mortgsge-R. 8. Bruins vs. J. c. Lacoete
and the Homestead Building and Loan ABsocia-
By virtue Of an order for sale in this case, made
BY ihe Hon. 3. F. Graham, Judge Of the First Or
cult, I wlll offer for sale at Public Auction, en
FRIDAY, the I'd day OF February, 1872 at III
O'Clock In the forenoon, at the poeto1lce, at the
foot OF Broad street, Charleston, 8. O..
All that PIECE or PARCEL OF LAND, with the
buildings thereon, situate, lying and being on
the north aide Of Montague street, in the City OF
Charleston, and State OF South Carolina, meas.
urinS and containing In front on said street ak
ty nine tee) feet more or less, from east to west.
and in depth nom south to north two hundred
and twenty.fy (225) feet, more or less; batting
and bounding on lands OF Mr.. Gray TO the nortnt
to the south on said street, to the eass on Land OF
Mrs. Dawson. HTS. Tilton and others, and 70 the
wood.
81 Terms-One.han cash; Balance payable In two
equal successive annual inStalments, with III
terest thereon at the rate OF seven per cent. per
annum, payable annually, secured BY bond or
bonds OF the purchaser and mortgage OF tne
premises, tho buildings to be insured aud policy
Of insurance assigned. Purchaser to pay FOR
papers and stamps. ". n. BRUNS,
iaD1o-s9fl Special Referee.
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The FALcoN.-The hour Of sailing Of the
steamship Falcon, for Baltimore, has been
fixed for five O'Clock this afternoon. See ad'
yertisement.
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SPECIAL ANNoUScEMENT.-We have Just re-
ceiyed one thousand boxes, each containing
one quire OF fine Note Paper and Envelopes
to match, without inilial,) also Penholder
and Pen. Price rs cents per box. Hasel
Street Bazaar and East Bay News Room.
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PARcHEEs1 PARcHEEsI IA royal game o.
India. Easel street Bazaar, and East Bay
Nevs Room. apr20-s
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CITY AFFAIRS.

81 Mr.. WILLIAM E. SIMMONS, Jr., Is the Gu
thorized travelling agent Of tn NEWS for
lower South Carolina.
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ONE DOLLAR WRITING DEsks.-superior to
any sold heretofore. HAsEL STREET BAZAAR,
and Fast Ray NEws-RooM, dec20
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NOTICE 70 ToUR1srs.-Stereoscopic views Of
Charleston and vicinity for sale at the Hasel
street Bazaar. dec2s
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Gueeial Notices.

IDIyINE SERVICE WILL BE CON-
QUOTED In the Orphans Chapel, On SABBATH AZ
rERNooN, at nalr.past O'Clock, 'oy the Rev. 9. R.
BRACKETT. janis
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BUSINESS MOTT CFs.

z RAFFLE.-The handsomeriae cane will be
raffled at the saloon OF Mr.. A. D. Lorentz, In
Meeting street, at eight O'Clock this evening.
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MARX Your CLoTHNG!-Order your Stencil
Plates at the Hasel street Bazaa- and East Bay
News Room. octl4-s
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To BUSINESS MES.-save your money by
purchasing your Blank Books at the East
Raw News Room. decl4
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BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF
PUBLIC LAND.-Ihe Board OF Commissioners Of
Public Land will, at its next meeting, to be'held
on WEDNESDAY EVENING next, the l7th instant,
elect the following 0ficers for the Institutions
under their charge:
Superintendent to the Ashley River Asylum
AMI House OF Refuge.
ohier Steward for the Ashley River Asylum,
Gardner.
The Superintendent will be required to give
bond In the penal sum Of $4,000, with security, to
be approved by the Board Of Commissioners.
/ Applicants must state names Of their securities,
aud hand In the same on or before that day.
N. B.-The House OF Refuge, formerly known as
the House OF Correction.
Ashley River Asylum, formerly known as the
Old Folks Home.
By order. III F. DEREEF.
Janis Sec etary B. @. P. l.
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GinGrIrial.
n o B 8 A L E,

FOR SALE,
CENTRAL lGs-) RAILROAD STOCK
Macon and Western Railroad Stock
Southwestern lGs-) Railroad Stock
Western (Alal Railroad Bonds endorsed by Cent.
raj Railroad and :orgia Railroad)
Atlantic and Gulf Railroad Bonds 4
Atlanta City Bonds.
.n By A.O. KAUFMAN,
ianl22 No. 25 Broad street.
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E- CONsIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
JAMES ADGER. from New York, are notified that
she will THIS DAY discharge cargo at Ad'
gers Wharf, Goods uncalled for at sunset will
remain on the wharf at owners risk.
jsnls-l JAMES ADGER & CO.. Agents.
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ITO RENT, THE OLD-ESTABLISHED
planting m,ll and Lumber Yard known as
CIark's Pia1ing Mn, corner Of Beau'stn and
iyneh streets. Tine Mil is OF brick, Al by 80 feet;
sS-6orse Engine, one WOODWORK Planning Ma:
chine Lat Edging and CrSsscns Il SaTs sa,d The
party'reuting or removed. On the Lot Is q two.
story Brck 81 orehouse 70 by 1o3 feet, for storing
while pine, de-, with stables. ofices, and large
cistern attached, all built in the most substantial
manner. the Lot, lao by 2io feet, has water
front on Cummings Greek for landing lumber, DC.
For terms, apply TO J. q. sTElNMHiER or Al.
BARTON west end Of Beaufein street. =
dec9-smW
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You CAN buy Sewing Machine on easy
terms at Singer Office, No. 1877 King street.
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CRoouEr CRoouEr The cheapest In the
city. HAsEL STREET BAZAAR. deco
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@- BOARD OF FIREMASTERS.-
The Board, at their next Meeting, 18th inst, will
elect CLERK OF THE BOARD. Applicants will
'hand in their letters on or before that time.
ianelo B. N. STRoBEL, Clerk B. E. II.
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SENTENCES.

1. sherod Cbfders, eighteen months, slO0.
AVN. Montgomery, eighteehmonths, 500.
3. Evans Murphy, eighteen months, 500.
4 Hezekiah Porter, eighteen months. 500.
s. R. Il. Mitchell, eighteen montha, sl06
s.kW. Mitchell, five years. $1,000.
=. T. B. Whitesldes, one year, sl0O.
a. John g. Miller, three monthe, $50.
9. sylyanus shearer, eighteen months, 500
10. william shearer, eighteen months, 500.
IL, Hugh q. Shearer, eighteen months, SlOo
u. james B. shearer, eighteen months, 500
Is. Henry c. warlick, eighteen months, sloo
ID. Milus Carroll, eighteen months, 500.
Is, Eli Ross Stewart, eighteen months, 500.
1s. Josiah Martin, eighteen months, 500.
II Samuel G. Brown, five years, $1,000. -
ls. Aaron Ezell, one year, SO.
10. Monroe Scruggs, SIX months, $40.
20. Alexander Bridges, one year, $40.
81. John Burnet, six months.
az. william D. Burnet, six months.
Is. Stephen sp,awn, two years, $780,
"a. Marion. Gardner, three months.
rs. Chesterfield Scruggs, six months.
2e. Henry Surratt, one month.
az. Andrew Cndd,. three months.
2s. Martin Hammett, six months.
%. Levi Henderson, three months.
80. william Self, three months.
81. Charles Tate, eighteen monthR.
80. Junius B. TindalI, one year.
80. william G. Blackwood, two months.
"a. John L. Moore, eighteen months.
s6. John Cantrel, three months.
ss.aJonas Massey, one year, $40.
81. James Wal, three months.
SO: John G. Wal, three months.
So. Frederick Paris, ak months.
40. Christenburg Tate, three months.
II. David C. Mcclure, three months.
~. Calvin Cook, three months.
IS. Albert P. Clement, three mouths, SO.
A. Dillard N. Csntrel, three months.
rs. Hbeon Cantrel, onS year.
4e. ". 8. Blackwell, six months.
Al. Alfred Blackwell, six months.
s4s. William F. Ramsay, three months.
~. William Robbins, SIX months.
50. Thomas j.. Price, elk months.
81. Taylor Massey, three months.
70. King Edwards, six months.
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B ALL PERSONS ARE HEREBY
notified that any debts contracted by the crew OF
steamship FLORIDA will not be paid by either
Captain or Consignees. A. TOBIAS SONS,
ianl2 Agents.
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Gn Rent.

mo RENT, IN A PRIVATE FAMILY,
Furnished Rooms, HiIh or without board,
beautifully adapted for two single gentemen.
Apply on premises at No. ID Church street.
iapl3-lH
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ITO RENT, No. % BEAuFAIN STREET,
a rwo and a half story Brick House, with
usual outbuldngs. Apply at No. 81 Broad
street. second story. 1anlS.Z
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Meetings.

E,ARMERs' FERTILIZ Z.ER GOMPkNY.-
E An Adjourned Hee;.lrs Of the Stockholders
January, at O'Clock, An Election fof endcers
will be held. a. LEE,
janlS-em2 Clerk F. F. Co.
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anrtion saIss--tnture pans.


ByR. n. MARSHALL u BRO.
nN THURSDAY, 18TH INSTANT, AT II
" O'Clock, will be sold at the Postonice, Broad
The The desirable RESIDENCE No. "a America
street, having TIN roof cIstern, double piazza, I'VE
rooms besides sttics, pantry and dressing'r0om;
aEo, Kitchen OF four rooms: The Lot measures
So feet inches 'front.' 90 feet rear, BY 16o feet ID
depth, more orlesa. - - s.g''l
ferms- -One.half cash; balance In one and two
years. secured as usual Janl3-swth2.
ByW.; 7. LEITCH 6 B. 8. BRUINS,
Auctioneers. * - 4
EINE WOODEN RESIDENCE AT THE
E northeast csrner Of Thomas and Radcliffe
win be sold on THURSDAY, theL1sth instant
at1l O'Clock, at the east end Of Broad street, el
That THREE AND A HALF STORY WOODEN
RESIDENCE, with all necessary out6uildtnEs.
situated as above. The property has been placed
in complete repair, and now ready Tor occupancy
Lot measures 76 feet 'front.' BY ITO feet IN depth.
Terms- -ope.third cash; balsnce in one, two and
three years, With interest, secured py bond and
mortgage, insurance Of the property and assign.
ment OF the policy. Purchaser TO paJ for pspeB
aud stamps and city taxes for lS72
Z 1an1SbHtQ -.
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~THE MARINERS CHURCH WILL.
be pen for Divine Service every SABBATH MORN
ING, at half:past 10 O'Clock, corner Of Church and
Water streets. Services BY the Rev. W. B. YATES,
Chaplain. Sunday School at haif-past P. N.
% ALL PRIZES DRAWN IN THE
South Carolina Land and immigration Assecia'
ton Gift Concert Distribution, Will be paid on and
after MONDAY the 18th instant. janls-S
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CHE1LLEY's PARIS KID GLovEs-every pair
warranted. These Gloves will be taken back
even after wear, for any lmperfections, such as
tearing or rinnnR.
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Paris, 20 Rue de Ia Palx.
,...,. London, SO Regent street.
Dffofs New York, 929 Broadway.
Boston, 8 Temple Place.
FuRcHaoTT, BENEDICT & Co., sole Agents
for Charleston. noV3-6mos
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~ OFFICE OF THE CITY APPRAlS-
Err, CITY HALL, CHARLESTON, g. G., JANUARY
!, lS72.-N0TlUE.-Thiso Office will be opened from
this date, and remain open uniil the 2otn lnstaat
for issuing Licenses for the year 1872
VIM. d. EASTERBY,
tan1-,s City Appraiser.
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TNHE- ANNUAL -MEETING-OF- THE
l. rStockholders Of the South Carolina Rail.
road Company and Of the Southwestern Railroad
S8nk will be held at the Southwestern Railroad
Bank, Broad street, on FEBRUARY 18TH, prexlmo,
at IL O'Clock A. II.
On the following day an election will be held
for Fifteen Directors OF The Railroad Company
and Thirteen Directors Of the Bank.
Stockholders will be passed over the ROAD, 10
and from the meeting, free OF charge:
The proposed Amendment to Article !. Section
! OF the Bylaws changing the time OF the annua!
meeting, 'by striking out February, on second
line, and inEefting Ap!il,n will come up for &C.
ton at this meeting. ]. K. EMERY,
ianI3 smwl4 Secretary.
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The crime and the Penalty.

armer; uplsnds l0ad: -
The Crine and the Penalty. -.
The Witnesses for the prosecution, In the
recent Ku-Kiux trials at Columbia, were not
allow in telling their tale OF outrage ana
wrong. They described every threat, every
raid, every whipping and punching, every
as, to Of violence. great or small, OF which
thew had any knowledge. Their dispo-
sition was, we suppose, to e1aggerate the
number and gravity Of the offences with
which the prisoners were charged. And we
NAV fairly assume, therefore, that the crimes
reported on oath by the Government wit
nsases, are ali the crimes with which the Ku,
Klu1, In the districts from which the W.T.
nesses were taken, can, even by their relent-
less porsuers, be charged. "a comparison OF
these CRIMES with the number Of conyietions'
andwith the sentences imposed by the court,
will show, therefore, the proportion Of the
punishment to the offence. 2a
The Columbia correspondent OF THE NEWS
hsss. collated from the stenosrapbic reports
Of Tie evidence for the prosecution in the
Ku!Knx trials, the following summary Of all
the ontrages alleged to have been committed:
- ~ u: .. :: -: YORK COUNTY.
]. October, ls6S-Captain Ferris and "Goy-
n ernori Fewell visited. Nobody hurt. Z
2. october. ls7o-Bufus White and John Fer
ris visited. s
8. December ., 1s7O-sa1n Roundtree killed.
4. January, ls7l-John Wright and John MOSS
whipped, and white woman abused.
s. January 20, ls7l-yames Crosby whipped.
8. January, ts7HJack Dawton and Butter
II Askew whipped.
7. January 9, Is71-Presaly Holmes, Charey
-eGood, Charles. Leach and Amos Lowell
whipped. - - - :. q.
8. January %, 1s7l-kdolphus Moore, Alex.
:, Leach. Henry Moss aud Wilson Wilson's
= whipped, and severalg guns captured.
9. January rs, ls7l-Jerry Clawney whipped.
TO-. February. ls7I-Abner Hamoright ana
Harry Neely whipped.
1tTMa.ch2, 1s7l-Mary Robertson whipped.
12: March 8, 1s71-Sam Skate and Ell McCol-
mm shot. .,s-s.
10, March, ls7l-Alex. Leach killed.
Il, March 6, ls7l-Hirn Williams killed, fifteen
= guns captured. -
lb.?Merch, ls7l-Amzl Raioey whipped.
1e. March, 1871 Charley Good killed.
IL. March, ls7l-John Thomasson whipped.
Is. March /, ls7l-Postle and sturgis whipped.
1s. April, ls7l.Charley Russell visited.
20. April IL, ls71-Dlck Wilson whipped.
a. Sp1ing, is7l-Harriet sImrll raped.
%. sprlns Is7l-Jennie Good visited.
%. Spring 1s7l.-Henry Latham whipped.
..,.'''.-,. -. - =, sPARrANBURa COUNTY.
a. Spring, ls7l-Raid on spartanourg jail.
Nothing done.
rs. Spring, ls7l-Auds and Charley Fernandez
whipped.
2s. spriag, ls7l-Ben Phillips whipped.
81. Spring, ls7l-Mary Bean whipped.
%. Spring, ls7l-JIm Gafdey and Nat schnggs
whipped.
2s. Spring, ls7l-John Harris, Major Cash and
-Humphries whipped.
40 snrlng. 1s7l-Dick Roberts whipped.
We now give the names Of the prisoners
who we're found guilty, and the term OF i'm
urisonment and amount OF fine imposed in
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~SCREvEN HOUsE.-NOTICE TO
PARTIES INTEREsTED.-Major JOHN W. CAM.
ERON has consented to conduct, and is duly ap'
pointed Manager Of the ScREVEN HOUSE.
decao.1mo R BRADLEY.
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@- MCLEAN HAS IT! HAS WHAT !?
Why that beautiful set OF TOY FURNITURE for
Rafie, made by Charleston man, and the list is
filing up fast. No time to be lost II you want
chance Jams
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~ CONTRACTORS WANTED.-PAR-
TIES willing to contract for the DIGGING AND
WASHING OF PHo.PHATEs on property adjoIu.
ing the Savannah and Charleston Railroad, nine
miles from this city, to the extent Of l6,ot0 tons
per annum, or more, can obtain full Information
by applying at No. l4l Meeting street. up stairs
between the hours Of aud P. II. Jane tuthss
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nS- OFFICE LIFE ASSOCIATION OF
AMERICA, ST. LOUIS, DECEMBER %, 1S7l.-An
Election for Directors OF the Life Association OF
America will be held at the ONCE OF the Associa-
ton, In the City Of St. Louis, No., on the so.n day
OF January, 1872.
Polls open from IL A. II. to 3P. II.
tan5-ftus WIN. HANLEY, Secretary.
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~B BANK OF CHARL ESTON,
CHARLESTON, JANUARY 4, 1s72-This Bank
has resumed business as Banking Corporation.
0 WILLIAM THAYER,
iap5.lo Cashier.
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VINEGAR, PRUNEs, WHITE VINE,
y - CLARET, DO,
A. TOBIAS SONS oner for sale VINEGAR,
Prunes, White Wine, imported direct from
France. aug6-6mo
Arizona citizen., 1872-12-14

PERsoEAL.-Lieutenant Pardee, station ed at Grant, came to town last saturday
 U. s. District Attorney McCafry re- returned from a protracted professional visit to Yuma county, on last Monday.
 Captain Miles Joy started for Detroit, Michigan, last Monday. He goes via the new mines in Sonora and Guaymas. He may yet take up business headquarters in Copper Mountain District, Arizona.
 E. N. Fish left for Florence last Wed nesday.
 On Tuesday, Governor Stafford, Judge Titus, Dr. Handy and J. II. Toole left for the sonora mines just over the borde1 and will probably not be back before tbe middle of next week.
 Dr. F. H. Goodwin and family left by Tucsday's stage for Arizona City, where they intend to reside.
 Mayor DeLong arrived from Bowie carly in the week and started baekOn Thursday
 Judge Titus and pr. Handy returned this morning, and Governor Stafford and J. H. Toole will be here this evening.
Arizona citizen., 1872-12-14
suns-visors5 ProceedIngs.

The Board Of Supervisors met on the 18th Full Board and Clerk present. In pursuance of the hearing before Judge Titus and his decision in the premises, it was ordered that a certificate of election as Justice of the Peace be issued to c. II Meyers.
 School District No. 9, on the Gila, was divided and No. . created and named Florence, in pursuance of an application of the tax payers.
 Bond of 4. c. Benedict as County Trea- surer, was approved
 The Sheriff presented the delinouent tax list amounting to Sl, ,359 54 The Trea- surer and Sheriff being present with their accounts, said accounts were examfhed and found correct, whereupon it was Or dered that the Sheriff, as Collector be discharged from his bonds. The deJin- quent tax list was passed to the District Attorney.
 Ordered that W. J. Osborn deliver to the District Attorney table in his DOS session belonging to the county.
 Adjourned to December 3l.
Arizona citizen., 1872-12-14
A Trial of 50 Years.

The New York Observer has passed through the ordeal. and starts out anew on tho second fifty years with larger list of readers and moro nu- merOus friends than ever. Such @ steady course of prosperity is unex- ampled, and inspires confidence. We heartily rejoice in the great success of a paper which has always advocated those sound principles that underlie the foundations of society and good government. Orthodox in the truest sense, both in Church and State, it's influence is always good. We see its publishers propose to give to every subscriber for 1873 an appropriately embelhshed Jubilee Year Book. Those who subscribe will have no cause to regret the step. 5 8 year. Sidney B. Morse $ Co.,, 37 Park Row,
 New York. .--