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Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-11-06
HOGS.

Boar, II m moorcr; SOW, t A jeff
ords; pigs, straus g. Street; III N
Smell bacon hogs, L G Andrews.
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THE GRAFTON

Before the Survivors Association Oh
Wednesday night, the 29th ultimo, was
a prominent feature of Fair week, and
q large audience listened to the stirring
admirableooaddress of Mr.. Sheridan. We
hope to be able to publish the address in
full. After the speech the members ad-
journed to Meroney's where splendid
supper had been prepared, and with their
guests from Charleston and elsewhere,
they passed a very pleasant evening.
The supper was gracefully presided over
by Mr.. S. Dibble, president of the Or
angeburg Association, who welcomed the
guest and read the regular toasts of the
evening, calling upln different gentlemen
to respond, which was done in fitting
terms. We regret we cannot spare the
space for full report of this reunion Of
the Survivors of this county. We can
not close however without mentioning
the collection taken up at The supper
for the Memphis Sufferers, at the sugges
tion Of Mr. Jos. McNamara, who forward
ed about $25.00 to- that point, day or
two since.
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(K.l Horses and 1iules.

Stallion, w a Hanberry; brood,
mares, DR. j A Keller, s p Ricken-
baker; 8 year colt, FL N Smell 2 year
colts, j w martin; i year colt, u Ans
aker; pairs draft horses, ID Quattle-'
baum, G d Sellers; siugle draft, w b
salley, G D Sellers; heavy draft, ] @
McKewn /; saddle horses, e Hughes, III
Riggs; combination horse, G D Sellers;l
county raised mules, ] G Wannama-.
ker jack, j A minnicken.
CATTLE:
Best bull, j G Guignard; do COW,
P mentzel T; do heiffer, DR. j w Keitt !;
COW and calf, III m moorer; yoke of
oxen, j G Guignard; second best bull,
III m moorer; do COW, mrs A Q An
drews; do heifer, Theodore Kohn.
SHEEP and GOATS.
Best buck, r H Riley; best ewes, G
w Cutler; second best buck, John l.
moorer; !; do ewes, John l. moorer, best
goats. j A meniken second best, do, ID
G Board.
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SPECIAL AWARDS.

Grange or Farmers club, exhibiting
greatest number Of articles, Orange
Grange, Patrons of Huabandry.
Best plowing with two harses, Ga
briel Zeiglcr; with one horse, Gabriel
Zeiler.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-11-06
PREMIUM LIST.
two since.
lB.l Samples Of Crops.

Corn, N NJ. sallcy; peas, Antley;
wheat, L r Beclwith oats, John III Mount;
pinders, NJ l. Baldwin; rice, DIR j w Keitt;
sweet potatoes, w w Robinson; irish pota-
toes, DIR ] Holman best bale cotton, Mrs
II NJ Smoak and Miss Sue Smoak crab grass
hay, J II Fowlcs Flour, Mrs II NJ Moorer
meal, r Antley; grist, Strauss & Street;
Syrup, Mrs s M Fairey Sorghum Syrup, A
P Dantzler tobacco, DIR w S Barton indigo
James Mack stalks Of cotton, J j Salley, Jr;
japan millct, Paul S Fielder; japan peas,
Emerson Baldwin; ears Of corn, J Keitt
Hane; Barley, DIR w f Barton; pea vine
hay, Il NJ salley; watermelon, John ANA
ker; stalks sugar cane, Eddie Stokes turnips,
A NJ salley; second best bale cotton, j w
Dantzler; pindcr vine hay, M /. Baldwin;
sample of oats, L r Beckwith; pumpkins,
Elliott Robinson; largest and best exhibition
by one faImcr, DIR W + Barton.
co. Garden and Orchard
Best and 6; ;eatcst variety Of vegetables, Mrs
II M Moorer; apples, ] d Board; pears,
John Stoudemmire eggplant, Mrs. NJ NJ
Dowling; tomatoes, Mrs. A. 9. An
hACMS - oiuSS itllittcS, al. VI. l2llttlilsthciJ
sewee beans, mrs G m mcmichael gar
den seeds, mrs e II moorer cabbage,
mrs Il r moorer; potato squash, G w
Cutler; hops, mrs T. r moorer; second
crop Irish potatoes, DIR w F Barton;
horse radish, Sammic Clark.
CD Household.
Bacon, mrs u Louis lard, mrs II ii
Riley butter, miss Lucy Stokes soap,
mrs James Stokes; bread, mrs S f
Baxter; fruit cake, p msntzel; plain
cake, miss A Branch; sponge cake,
miss Sallie Stokes; Candles, mrs p S
Fielder; bcaswax, mrs M l. Baldwin;
mutton suct, mrs = S Fielder; starch,
miss mary T. Barber; maccaronie, mrs
L Kohn; crout cabbage, mrs l. r
Beckwith rolls, miss Sallie Stokes,
piessSni:s A Branch; old corn whiskey,
T. Nagener q Co, Charleston.
(E.) ,Strectmeats, &c.
Jelly, Miss Mary Albergotti; pre-
serves, Mrs w w Caller; pickles, Mrs
j G Holman brandy peaches, Mrs L
B Whaley; catsup, Mrs L Kohn;
second best Jelly, Mrs J w Summers;
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-11-06
(E.) S,reetmeats, &c.

Jelly, Miss Mary Albergotti; pre-
serves, Mrs w w Caller; pickles, Mrs
&c Holman brandy peaches, Mrs Il
B Whaley catsup, Mrs L Kohn;
second best Jelly, Mrs J w Summers ;
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-11-06

Henceforth, all Legal Adj
vertisements, Of County
Interest, whether notices
or others, will be publish
ed for the benefit Of our
readers whether they are
Ipaid for or not.
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SUBSCRIBERS

will have their papers regularly
mailed. Send us new names, build up
our paper. and let every household in
the County be supporter OF our enter
prise.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-11-06
(N.) Fine Arts Ard Miscellaneous.

Oil painting, Mrs S Dibble; drawing,
miss Abbie m Hutson: best and lar
gest exhibition of painting and draw
ing, miss IN G Simmons; engraving on
metal, Phillip Kohn willow baskets
mrs m l. Baldwin; palmetto hat, mrs
w Z Williams crayon drawings, miss
A w Anderson; lamp shade, miss Alb
bic IN Whaley; card basket, miss Belle
G Geiger; picture stand, James A
Hamilton; set brackets, Mormon III
Bull pressed Flower picture, mrs e j
roivutvs i, pvrfan,r. y, -Isr ~ 1HFU71oussvss
shot pouch, ornamented, miss Josie
Sanders.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-11-06

ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted at
tho rate of one dollar and half per square
for the first insertion, and ono dollar per square
fer each subsequent insertion.
Liberal terms made with those who desire
20 advertise for three, siA or Twelve months
ma. Marriage notices and Obituaries not
exceeding one Square, inserted free.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-11-06
TOURNAMENT.

First. Nameless Knight, j A Ed
wards second, Earl of Glencoe, e L
Salley; third, Knight of Limestone, j
A + Oliver; fourth, Red cross Knight,
j Geo Vese; fifth, knight of Rowe's
Pump, w l. DELAY.
RIFLE MATCH.
First, Daniel w Robinson; second,
Peter G Cannon; third, William A j
Sistrunk.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-11-06
IHI 0RANGDBURG TIMES.
grangeburg, s. c., Nov. 6, 1879.
LARGEST CIRCULATION IN THE COUNTY.

70 change Contract Advertisements, notice
sust be given before Monday noon.
Our friends wishing to have advertisements
inserted in the TIMES, must hand them in by
Tuesday morning, 10 o'clock.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-11-06

Avery, Hart 81 Co, Charleston rotory
harrow, j E Adger & Co, Charleston
seed planter, DIR w S Barton plow
stock, j L Adger g. Co, Charleston
horsc-rake, DR. w T Barton magnolia
gin, Cowlam Gravely, Charleston corn
mill, G Gravelcy, Charleston OK yoke,
j L Adgcr & Co, Charleston cotton
basket, r. + Way; best and largest
variety of agricultural implements, j
e Adgcr & co, Charleston; fly brush
machine, DR. w S Barton; Ballards
bed bottom, + DeMars, Agent cabinet
work, l. S Connor; dentist cabinet work
Giradeau& Co; do: panel doors and
transom lights; Geo S Hacker, Charles
ton; Whites horse power, G Graveley,
Charleston; Vests guano distributor,
j f Adger 81 Co, Charleston steam
fire cxtinguisher for lint rooms, S
Hughes, Charleston McCarty roller
gin for short cotton, G Irons: nonpe-
Ieil shuck, cob and corn mill, j III
Fowles; Steam Engine Tor sewing ma
chine, d B Haselden, Charleston.
(J.) Manufactures No. 2.
Mattress, Girardeau & Co; Leather,
morgan j Keller; sheepskins, j l.
moorer So Ca rosin, moore &Wilson
brick, Col j G Edwards; shingles,
Blount & Pearce, Colleton fly brush,
mrs p S Fielder; feather fan, Jacob
Stroman; model Of rice beater, Thom-
as Lee; model cotton press, DR. w w
Patrick, Barnwell; plane stocks, w
II Izlar engineers hammers and gaffs,
p G Cannon; valiso, Joseph Rich
Sardinc Box opener, David Kidd.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-11-06
OIGAGEEBUEG
IL "A SE BALL LUB.

ny n - D "a A u A@ " D
TvrENDa regular meeting of your Club
Thursday evening 23d inst at Z o'clock,
"Elliott Hall" BY order of tho President.
l.. III. WANNAMAKER SEC.
Members aro requested TO come out punct-
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lNI.l P0uhry.

Game cock, g m McMichael; trio
game, g IN Mcmichael brahnas, G l.
Gehrcls; barnyards, G F Gehrals !;
ducks, G F Gehrels; geese, G f Geh-
rels; turkeys, Elijah Robinson; best
and largest exhibition by one person, G
T Gehrels; cochins, L G Albergotti;
Derby game cock, l. r Beckwith Pig
cons, t G Albergotti; rabbits; L c Al
bergotti; bantams, Willie Briggmann;
Setter, Charley Dawson; Pointer, Rob
ert Jones; lightning hound, j w
Pricket; fox hound, Peter Barton.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-11-06
(O.) Horticulture.

Best and largest collection gerani-
ums and flowers, mrs S Dibble; second
best do, miss Annie Stokes; 10 varieties
geraniums and flowers, mrs V Glov-
The sun., 1873-09-29

$50. PIN>O for beginners also, elessn' Toe
~ ttyc, bargain.
G6LDSNlTHs. % Bleetkcr st, near BoUey.
DEAIrIFII. 7oetlNC carved rus,Nuud iiiH9'
ID t!25, sacrifice; t2monthy. CABLES l'i N'.'''N
EIRST-CIA- 7', oc aye pianos rciailri A. VII -
l sale prices. Direct from factory, send for c-.i'
Pianos sold ON monthly pas meuts.
CHRISTIE, o, H,rru~, near HUDSON 81
NOR SIOO -Modrin style rosewood urrIti. J 40
l. forte, carved case aud leg, cost 81. la. uNuS
The sun., 1873-09-29
Sitnaiions a1aanttr.


A sITUATIOS wanted by a respectable American
ily or NldOvcrs, Inquire At 81 Goetck St, In the
rear, OF Mrs. oNElL, for Mrs X
BAKIR wsntsa situation Ms foreman on cakes.
y pastrt, sc. ami another A. furruan on hrrsd and
20 act second hand on cake can At a. Delaney st.,
room ~.
4 HAkTR, Young mau. wishes situation A. sec.
~ on hIud Can for three DAYS ~ VII Nlil ATHENS,
Ne. q East lsh IT, cor broad"a,, from = To 3o'cock
4 RESPECTABLE German girl wishes situa-
~ ton Tor general housf work IN a en4HN American
family. 81 av" near lotb -.
E-PFCTAHlI Grrman girl wishes situa.
~ ton 10 small American family Co. q general house
WORK. Apply a. '!i Hsi 9'h st. one nigh up. front
DO~~ hakrrs-A young man Nant- a Cob ON ur ad
- eui cake steady and sober Augrcss BkLAD, box
No. llt, sun office.
('NRptNTER. A respectable young m,n Wishes
' situation as mJr.vrr |at,y iIgu i.r ~ cnun.
try wags not 1u object. Addrcs, H. WHITING
HAM f!j broadway, Brooklyn.
SITI ALTON wanted by jourt eyman tailor; coun.
- Try prcfrrrcd cen give good city reference. Ad-
dress Tor one week jollN o'NLILL, 2@l Chryste st.
fl'O bo.s bakeis.-F Forcmcn and second hands wish
situa,ions.-Appy at 10 FORSYTH st q hoFtMANN.
w NTED-ByA married woman OF 3D. whose hus
w band j. travelling for the wllter,a situation As
ladys maid or to vail on al invalid Is good sewer;
will make herself useful. Address
Mrs. LEVITT station d, New York.
NNANTRD-A situation, by a respectable Young
W girl to do chlmhrrwOrk and sewing can operate
on wheeler Wilson sewing machine good reference
n required Apply a. SIS BroOme st.
WANTED \ situation IN sbakery a. second hand.
w Apply to LOUIS EkAL, 9H Navy St, Brooklyn.
The sun., 1873-09-29
Bus,ntss & hautts.

tus'ntss tlnmts.
4 INCsH rem @ agi fl9-e e -, smart man or WOmani
s'crr % 90 O., gl ar png fixtures for sale
4 TTENTION.-Clca cap uquor store for sale In.
n quire at II Sd ay.. barber shop,
HhKbEK',-- shep 90 lc, gG ay nne locallonl Oonc
iy to iSiEI son rtsl estate, oiposiic' ''''" "P
IllTCnER'- store ana nxtnrc. Tor snla cheap
ID 10" rent Apply at store 2ao 'th ay.. near Ay. &.
RAkEkr for sale cheap with long lease, at 40
IL North I'd st. "iiiamsbutgh. tal and see H.
INOR ~NLE-An old stove, tinwire ana roohne
before the Isl Of october Apply Al 2j6 Grecuwich st.
FANCY and variety store for sale cheap up town
kppy 70 os GHiiFNEY S'5 GgatTS G@atr"sn'' s
aA to ana & S1. 4ras. t. @ S s5sGy G ss'S s
fore the ist, At 5il lOthav.
ERuiTrsts.aa fer ls, sale G9ssP, on sth ay. -.
Il Thos' IAfFNEf, Auclioneer, Centre st
SaE 4 IN 9qGT '99d n GGn.T' Market
i nj "a Kent ay., BrooKlyn.
FOR SALE Cigar store, years lease stock and
u hhlures cheap, u bth nv,
EROCERY store at a sacrifice. apartments, and
Fast 5iih st. '''''' ~ '''
GROCERY alta sacraec, fun stock nne nItures
" everything so. an 7th ayr cor tthst
| lou0M STpRE ior sale cheap, as oitn st, be.
MILK ROUND, to cans day, for sale, with or
VA without horse and wagon, owner going to the
country good chance. Inquire ~
d. SMITH, sos East 18Th st
DARE Chancc.-Toy and confectionery storei must
be- sold before the lst owner going 10 Tie country.
No. a5 Union place, GrrcnpOint.
INUE BOOK and stationery store ~ New Church
j st. for sale cheap tlr cash satisfactory reasons
given Tor selling, Appy at the store.
ID NORTH MOORE ~T.-Stock and fixtures VI a
- candy and toy store, two doors from the best
school IN the city,
CD Snl FOR stock ard fixtures OF n paint and
'DDs seDOi paper store now dong good business
sign painting and paper hanging alone pays an ex.
penscs ABBY on the premises llPJ 3i cor 7tth It,
The sun., 1873-09-29
STEAMBOATS, ano Rallruaos

Sttambuais uno Railroads.
A III tbsSY isR RhoEFs THSY 81 and DANIEL
S@a@ SofS et f.Is isr Ts. sI Rs e y
md Nes y "a nn,GG9 Poqssaesg,
tSr ii point. NEST aud SoRfH Trip Ticket. 70 we.i
VONG ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY.
on and after Saturday July es train, will leave James
clip follows: Leave Sith st.. East rivsr IS minutes
later.
7.o A. NJ, New London express train, connecting
with the steamer sunshine, arriving at New London al
5.OA. N, Greenport and sag Hsrbor Mail and Rock.
90 A. NJ, Port Jefferson. Locust Valley, and Rock.
aSN tlcurslon train. ,,,,.
l:1A; SPECIAL train for SeEport R. T.. with draw
,S Ssrf acefd ,SRPG1 s Z SS at 'msI
l2n sp,cial trlIa t2r 0,cenPurt' stopping only "
sGr y, Roc.Isay aud hsmp,,ead express. w.t..
50 7 Greenport, sag Harbor. and Locust Valley
Soo 7 II, Fort jefferson, Locust Valley, and RocEl
So =. NJ. Sorthport Locust Valley. and Rockawy
accommodation trans.
Trains colnect at Jamaics with East New York. and
at MneoA wi'h Hampstead
go 4 ~. POI jSfier.on, Sorthport. Locus, vslioy.
and hemp,te9,d eSenrson trains ,-,,.
Ia r. VI, RoekaS " excursion tram.
$50 l.. NJ NOrthpOrt, kocGssay, and Hempstead
Isf. NJ. Rockawu accommodation trains.
DRNN-yLyANlA RAILKOAp; .,.....,
Irains leave N"w 1orN from foot OF Desbrosses and
FIprr., for Harrisburg, Pittsburgh, the west, and
N'p 'G'''an "a p p ''1' 10 ~ VI" D.
for baltimore, Nashln .tuu, Aua tnn south Via Fem
sNlyanla Ar Llc,' a. \. N. 5, anc Up sunday,
Pr: NJ for liltuu re aud Washington, wa H. and o.
ftircss foi iii adii1hia go ep 4 VI Mi2N9.as.7.
~ So ? T. NJ aud u night sunday g. l. 49, 3D.
pi%r rhsd,lph,A, yiS Kcn'ins'Ou. " I \. NJ and 90
Lmigraut aud coid class, 10 P.
iNr Ne N Al & H D A. vi NJ. l.
2Sj $40. s N. no IS 10. So! 5 ", q, $40. On 4,
is $40, 10 iiS T. M.' aud u night. sunday So eAo'
foT Ellabei6' ., go 7. 74o. A.M.i2M,
AGO. l $40 81. 40. 5-J, ~ t0, ,6'., H. $40,
N il2 +. NJ, ana y night sunday, 5o oij 1'5, and
FOR iahway. c, 6.n / s.io 9,loA IM,iaM?la,2s
ana !, u. ght SUNDAY, 5sJ, s.l0, aud i.si +. NJ. .
oF'g Mocsoa9ic pnS Fe'A AmOo''' ana ~ A. M
/ For Sew brunswcs, and $40 \. NJ, and ie NJ, ?,
$40. 60 5?o elO So +. M. anu u night. sunday tll'
Tor East Mnl.tone. $40 A. NJ, u noon tiO and $40
FOR Lambertvile and Pennington "a NJ and p. N.
| For Phillipsburg and Belylderr, and r NJ
| Accommodstlon for BOrdentown. Burlington. and
Camden, ana $50 A NJ, i9.S3, IS, and Pm.
For Jamcsourg, Pcmherton, Camden. A NJ, and via
boat from Pier No. /. $50 T. VI.
Trans arrive a. follows; From Pittsburgh, go ioe5
A, NJ. 6Si 4. NJ, daily b.22 ijl5 4. NJ ana S55 T. NJ.
more, 6Oi, aud $40 A. ". i5j and t02i +. NJ. sunday
! 500 andG4l AN, From Philadelphia, 5s2, 60. 90
and loT =. VI SUNDAY, ~, 65, G.J, $50 1923, l:Al
! A NJ $3.50 i02i =. "
,Ticse, ofcc,, 5.i '25. g7 and sH Broadway; 40. |
! sts. tm'saut llokct ONCE, Battery place.
| Al. tAssAIL d. VI. BOYD, Jr..
e. gnera Manager. Gen Passenger Agent.
The sun., 1873-09-29
NATl9YAL LLll.%E 81, ,--rtAM ~ r.',,,,
nNLY DIRECT LINE no FRANCE.

The General Transatlantic Comp1ny's steamers fof
ppst aud Havre sail every alternate saturday. kIcur
sou tleKets al reduced rates. Apply At the hce OF
GEORGE MACKENZIE, Agent
The sun., 1873-09-29

T. ~ Hudson st., cor HARRISON lodgings ana ght
~ housekeeping rooms, q to o. per week. AMer
The sun., 1873-09-29
Ntntlstrn.

A BEAUTIFUL set Of teeth, s. to o. single. n
~ warranted extracting with gas 5lCi silver nlngs,
Hc open sundays TN u. (t@ hth aY. Remrmber 269,
The sun., 1873-09-29
Soaro auo Aooms,

Soiro ano aooms.
At 50 Hudson st., cor. Hnrrson Lodgings ANA Eight
~ housekeeping rooms q to o. per week. AAeri.
can family.
A FEW young men can he accommodated With
LN.boaTd; acomfoftAOle home terms moderate. SO
EAst 18th 81,
FEW young men can have good board aud wash.
~ ng AZ V Per wcek at $40 9th st. between LIST and
"a avs, three stairs up.
A PEW young men can have pleasant rooms aud
aud q per week.
A FEW mechanics can have board and rooms at 2is
n East SD At.
WIDOW lady has nicely furnished rooms to
n let one hail room. q stanton ST. "a moor.
A FEW gentlemen can have good board aud single
N beds 3 Henry st.
IIIRNIsHED rooms FOR Housekeeping rent from
Il Slo " per week. 81 Narick at,
lHIKNI-HED rooms only g. and - per week. lSS
thompson st. near Beecker.
INEW respectable men can have good hoard large,
Il airy rooms single or double beds Ss35l li sh aN
EENTLEMES, also ladies can obtain board and
~ pleasant rooms; single beds ~ West 80 81.
~ over drug store AZ 7th ay., middle bell. Very
cheerful,
SINGLE rooms, new feather beds, excellent table
- dlhner at u. 10 Burning slip near Fulton ST. $50
= YOUNG men and ? ladies also man and wife. can
have good board aud pleasant rooms M a. Catharne
street
HAMILTON ST., near Catharirc; Furnished
L rooms to let, from 3! to t'l' per week.
1t WET i3D III, i;t hell. few ladicss,
DO can have good board and pleasant rooms, al ~
per week gentlemen o.. can al the week
-. kn TOES5 a week. Gentlemen can have
y t'sJD board single beds OF siusie roumsi ladies'
$50 70 Henry st.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-10-25

THE OVERLAND FOR NOVEMBER
This certainly is very superior number,
and so far as fresh geographical knowl-
edge is concerned, we are at a loss to
designate any other similar publication
that gives an equal amount. OF this
character are "The Gravel Ranges of
the Gold Belt !" "Ten Hours in Hol-
land" by Prentice Mulford Seeking
the Golden Fleece J" "An Imperial
Sleigh ride )" Tale of a Tooth, by
Therese Yelverton Mount Whitney,"
and the Etc" department which habounds
in Contributions to Physical Geora-
ply" This number also contains two
excellent stories characteristic of the soil
and magazine" Zanie," by Mrs. Coop
er, and the "Judge's Story" by Lowell
White. The plaintive poetic inspiration
of Miss Coolbrith wells forth in "One
Touch of Nature" Other articles are
" The Rose of Sirtema, 1.-THE Haunted
Rock of Santa Barbara" "Our German
Cousin" and "Ultrawa." The book re-
views are unusually good and choice.
John II. Carmany & Co., Publishers,
400 Washington St., San Francisco. 81
per annum.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-10-25

ELECTION BALLOTS. - The Supreme
Court of this State has just rendered
very important decision, in the case of
Kirk VS.. Rhoades, appealed from the
County Court of Sacramento County,
By the Codes, all ballots are required to
be of certain uniform length and width,
to be printed in long primer type, and on
"A peculiar kind of paper. In an cleo
ton held in the city of Sacramento, last
Spring for Fire Commissioner, Rhoades
was declared elected. Kirk contested the
office, and demanded a recount and on
the recount Rhoades demanded that
twenty-five ballots, in general appear
ance like the other ballots, but not print
ed in exact conformity with the provis-
ions of the Codes, be rejected. The mo-
ton was denied, and Rhoades appealed
to the Supreme Court.
The decision was concurred in bya full
bench Of justices, and sutained the de-
cision of the Court below. The Court
held that the counting of the ballots was
correct; that the object of the law was to
secure the elector from improper res
traint, which was sufficiently accomp-
lished if the ballot contained no distin-
gushing marks, through which it could
be told by whom it was voted. None
but an expert can tell if ballot is print
ed in exactly the right sized type, or if
hespace between the lines is single, or
double loaded. There are several suits
now pending, which grew out of the Sep
tember election, which will be settled by
this decison-one Of which is for seat
in the State Senate from Ell Dorado
county. We think that the manifest in
tention Of the eector is the only point to
be considered that if he believes his bal
lot is legal one, in good faith, it should
be so treated. In some precincts, at the
Judicial election, ballots containing the
names of Dwincfe and Bronson were re-
jected on the ipSe Dirt of the Sacramento
Union and other journals of that ilk, but
which the principle of this decision would
recognize as valid.