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Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-01-23
IN THE COURT or PROBATE.

IN, uEREAS, James ". Cutler hath applied
w TO me for letters uf administration on
the Estate of j. l!anc Cutler, lateef, Ofango-
burg county, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and .atlRonIsh all.
and singular the kindred and creditors of the
said deceased to be and appear before mc at a
ONT OF Probate for the said county, TO he
holden, at Oranseburg on the Sd day of Feb.
rnary, 1879, ut 1s-o'clock. A.NT,yto siiow cause.
if any why the said Administration should not
he granted.
Given under my hand ahi ny seal Of my court
this 18th day of Jan. \. D. 1873, and In the
luiucty yssevcnth .year. of American Indepcn-
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-01-23
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

4 LII Btc,77ao,is having demands against The
a Estate of the late Iqbh NJ. Trick, deceased,
and all persons indebted to said Estate, will
present their demands properly sworn 10 AMI
mike paynen, to the undersigned or their
Attorneys, Me.-rs. k.ar IL Di',ble, Orange
burg, 5. e., within enc north from this t,,ta
j. \. NJ. lliIGLER,
JNu. w. MiCI,.
Certified Executors.
Jan II. 1873 IS >.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-01-23

MARRIED, ,Ianuqry j 9th, 1879, at
the residence of NJ. Nike Riley, by Rcy.
Charles Wilson, Mr. William Smell to
Miss Carrie McCants, all of Orangcburg,
S. G.. .ir 5e't
New-York tribune., 1873-09-03
NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE,
HORSE and AGEMARKET


NEwYoRK Tuesday. Sept. 2. 1873.
There was good attendance and fair de-
gree OF animation at the public auction marts to-day
We give the results of the sales as follows
At the Horse aud Carriage Auction Mart OF Mr.. WIN.
Van Tassell East Thirteenth-st near Fourth-ave.
New-York tribune., 1873-09-03
gountrp propertn 10 Ett.

A MODERN HOUSE to RENT very cheap
~ improvements completes conveniently ard rsat7 located at
E.rshrtb n o. J. G. FREEMAN, ISL Broadway.
A I TMORRISTOWN.-TO LET-A plain, com
~ furnished HOUSE ~ rooms with stable FsIds aed
sn mile from dePot horses carriages and COW
Vsupt J. SMITH DODGE, 10 West Tweuteshst
nRANGE, n. J.-TO RENT-Handsomely
~ rasbc RESIDENCE. 10 good party Asn taken IN Board
Address Bot 3.574 %.
DARf CHANCE.-At Nyack, on the Hudson
and halt two tne fLACb o. IL
sc front spring 6e house and out
shade urnlshea
required Address JAMES Tribune Ohee
YE1O IET-Furnished, q three-stOTy, high
stoop HOUSE. desirable situation IN Harlem
ehu All eight minutes Of boat Rent
EI95 pr month c. BsLKNAP, jr. 81 Nallst
tI'O RENT or for SALE on small payments
I2oom COTTAGE RESIDENCE and grounds, 40 inmates from
sowa by comfortable travel and Winter; house is near
Ssp heater 6c lot lad out
shade aud garden large and smS t loE res frequent ana
stable 1lOO Au-
dr~s. OWNER r. o. Box lS4. Elizabeth N
New-York tribune., 1873-09-03
5ituations Uanteo-- Males.

slaton Thoroughly understands his duies respect and
has four years city reference from last enpoJr oec
on country Address b. b. Boz 81 Tribune UpToSn OMce
10 W.st9 list
New-York tribune., 1873-09-03
Real Cslate 10 gxrbanee

CASH aud ELIZABETH LOTS free and
~ clear fors HOUSE up town, Sew-lok
rutland q WHITING. BeekmSnst
New-York tribune., 1873-09-03
Gitp properIn 10 Eri.

yINO LET-STORES $40 and 6O3 Broadway,
S Apply KNOX, the halter, 2l2 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1873-09-03
6ituations manieo--Alales

A. YOUNG MAN (American), age %, ia de-
n aus Of position capsev s be appreciated
W. D. GREEN 80 Grove st, N. Y.
VVANTED-The YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN
w AssOCiAIoN que merchants and businessmen generally
who 70 want Of eookteepe eek eopy and orters 10
ipDE 10 WAL r. LEb esp Iwent'tairist Pourthsve
New-York tribune., 1873-09-03
BROOKLYN prOpertp 90 Get.

ITO LET OF FOR SALE on EASY TERMS.
i IOJK STORY HOUgR AND STORE. No lO2 PiRsappistG
GORDON l. FORD. 81 csIs.st, Brootyn
TO LET Brooklyn-Desirabe new 2-stOry,
hs.ssut and under cellar HOUSE; all modern improve
nets nuiug splendid Mlg5e elevated baking range 20
s Broadway 40 minutes bv yrlesre frem ferry;
rcut $50 iaEes-ave Only one lef
New-York tribune., 1873-09-03
6onses ano forms Uanteo.

donses ano forms Uanteo.
NVANTED-FARM of about 90 acres, with
w Improvements within 80 miles Of hs ety. foI cash
h. JACKSON 81 Cedar-st.
NVANTED-FULL WIDTH, FlRST-CLASS
~ HOUSE-The adv wishes rent fall width frsteas
enrab~ house good RabOrhood between Twenty hfh and
Forivdnh and Fourth and SiKthss wanted early
D. autumn. Address with particulars A. b $ Tribune Ohce
WANTED, to purchase, for caSh-A 4-story,
w hiytstoop HOUSE between Fourteenth sut Thry-tthst
Pah Broadway also, wpnce HOUSES or SALE or to
RFVT furnished unfuhel for respectable families Of m01erate
ss.uS ! ROMANO BROWN 1920 Broadway, corner Thirty
hud-si
New-York tribune., 1873-09-03

THR GRAND SEASON 0P ITALIAN OPERA, Is7s-is7t.
will
MONDAY EVENING September - 1879 Id "a.
New-York tribune., 1873-09-03
tielp Uanleo-- alales.

A SSISTANT DENTIST aud Plate Worker
n WANTED Also several men % educated 20 learn the
business PRBrhRhh BROTHERS, Frereh cnt, l5s BoNeri
ANGELLs TURKISH BATHS, 81 Lexington
agreesb iAtngnt inissirou. EkN AMI WO
NEs not older 20 healthy
ip.rucrye and probable, r-irre eloes rcqaiFel
At s. & T.. V. 0DELLs, 109 West 84th-st..
corner BfosdNAFfhhALE hELf OF escr piou, sarh
Co.. efiGads, " iTessc.. Laaus Nurses iioussN
c ool.ianJ hand o Hluols references iaVritd
an ialra. ges spoleui e'ahhslei 1852
XErAETED-A frst-cass JOB PRINTER,
w a. tko Interest sIoaul Vgl4slh. L,us
Address {. V. u. pAIhk. Cac4ss
New-York tribune., 1873-09-03
amnsemenIs.
SALVINI.

A AcADEMY OF Music; ,, .,..o sALVINL
IoaHs. Manager :..........:;.;.:;".M D. DE yIyo
Mr. s has < snfSFST iffi 4 'rPSfl.s TSn1s ;i TR&arDs
sigpor ToMMIsO sALyIsI
conjunction with bis complete Dramatic Company. win gvO in s
SEASON OF TWENTY tael PERFORMANCES
ByEsISG SEPT rs, in IN. unnvalsd role Of oTHRLLO.
Nv GRAU said sd;s.ss merit. which
have this artist pmnent throughout Europe and OT him
such hOuors have been attained art By Of bis usous
In Ser to make hi, representation, here psriei they
been abroad SguOr saISNd @ h; -, elected @ r,o,,v
Their aUs .ssosicS With him IN the Vercrp.nc Of he various mas
'''' " event an SA EPOCH HIN II oTa %sr HISTORY
At present r Be 9Iy Hssess G :i't1 stSanps .Sl,
sigaora IsOIiSA PIiMoNTi
one o. The leading es's, S Of the sn - stag who ha. I'm en-
rssr. aud
signor ALEssAYDRo sALvISI
bo IN important character 0es has proved h entire w0ne to
THB REPBRrOIRB or PLAYS
which Ssnor say3 and his COMPANY T appear % during MS A%e
tongues and n which h os bag won oT him The e96f & ana
m o. hafop ana % Sen Aee1 % nnd i I IN
The entire MISE I'm SCENE AND WARDROBE for sgnOr
sALyNIs performances will he bagh this with him The
m'entne less than the novelty Of this enterprise VIII be readily ap
The SCENERY COSTUMES and APPOINTMENTS with which
personnl will be found remarkable for their historical
sIGSos s2ivTSrs AMERICAN TOUR
limited to hundred performances TO be given in New-Yors Brook
yn Philadelphia Baltimore Washington Boston, Cincinnati ST. LOUIS
Chago YeSreans each which cities representa-
tons will be given from the ioloEiDg plays: -
oTHBLL0 HAMLET, MERCHANT OF VENICE, SAMSON,
SAUL. IL PiGLGO DELE SBLvB QNG0MAR THE GLADIATOR
SULLIVAN MONTE CRISTO GALTLBO ARDUINO ZAIRA
MICHAEL ANGELO, MORTB CIyILB. SOPHOCLEs ROMANCE
OF A POOR YOUNG MAN. ORRSTEs, SPARTACUS. T0RQUATO
TAsso DAVID RzzIo. CoLPA yRSDLcA LA coLPA, GIosUB
IL GUARDA COSTA
SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE sALyISI SEASON.
The subscription books for the
SERIES OF TWENTY (20) PERFORMANCES
ARE NOW OPEN the Office Of the svni Administration Room
SteinSay Hall -
SCALE OF PRICES FOR THE SEASON:
Reserved Pque aud Baeony $50 and $50 according to To-
Private Bor (,eorug sine lOcaon 5000 $40 snd $500
R0OTHs THEATER. JEFFERSON.
H. J. b. B00TH........ ......sole Lessee and Manager
THIS EVENING, TUESDAY, SEPT. 2,
and every during week. except SATURDAY night
JOSEPH JEFFERSON
GRIP VAN WINKLE,"
With a full and powerful east
Jefferson Mniinee-RIP VAN wISRLE,
On SATURDAY Sept g. at 1880
SATURDAY BvBNING Sept G-"THE NEW MAGDALEN"
m secured SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE AT THE BOX
OPPCR d the eater rs Bnpch Ticket Once at the Music store
New-York tribune., 1873-09-03

MAURICE and MAX SfRAK0SCH have the honor sks
known the Of Opera al the ACADEMY Of nure he ea,f
patronage by s eKceelces budng 10 he the
adnf place Italian Opera 10 this tyl tha, the vii
New-York tribune., 1873-09-03
hoteis.
Dsntlstrp.

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4 ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL Bg RECEIVED AT THE UPTOWN
OFFICES E6sS 81 I.2 Thirty secondst 30S West
Twesty.tbinist, up<2 ?. al regular Office rates
A BEAUTIFUL set of TEETH, SO to $40
N single 81 wsrranted extracting with gas 5Oc. silver filings
zoe. Open SUNDAYS ill II. 262 SIb-ave Remember 262
TVEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN Is
YEARS-Benumbng application Beautiful teeth inserted az
moderate rates plan 9ers hollow cheeks specially.
j. JAY vILLBRS 1j5 Grand, near Broadway
The New York herald., 1873-09-10

disagreeaDle. On Sunday night the velocity ofthe
wind at the summit was over 1fty miles an hour
and loc0mot1on outdoors was almost Impossible.
THROUGH THE NOTCH.
At the entrance to the White Mountain Notch-a
rude, queer-looktn9 road, encompassed by sterile,
rough walls four thousand feet hfgh-stands .
wooden building called the Crawford House. A
hunter named Nash is said to have been the dis
coverer OF this opening in the mountains. The
Portland and OgdensDurg Railroad win steam
through 1t before another year passes by. Passing
the scene OF the Wiley tragedy, where an entire
family had perished in the landslide, and crossing
the saco, Nancy's Brook, Ellis River, sawyer,s
very picturesque village, which is fenced around
on al sides BY mountain ridges and peaks
Another long stage ride brings us to Centre Harbor
on Lake Winnepesaukee, and pleasant sail on the
steamer Lady OF the Lake brings the traveller to
Wer's stati0n.on the Boston. Concord and Montreal
Railroad. There s little Of the traditional Yankee
enterprise displayed In these mountains The
roads might be kept IN tolerable repair at a little
expense by the stage companies but these worthless
care only for extortion and money making. They
sell their running stock in the fall, reserving few
only OF the best horses, and buy fresh supply in
the spring. Another accident ike that which oc-
Cured near Bethlehem will wind up staging in she
mountains for an indefinite time.
The New York herald., 1873-09-10
FATAL BARROOM AFFRAY.



Coroner Young yesterday afternoon received
information that william Hurley, Of No. 2e Wash.
ington street. was lying in the Park Hospital
apparently in dying condition, from a stab wound
OF the neck, indicted late last Saturday night by
some one unknown, on the walk in front OF the
groggery No. Rector street. On reaching the
Hospital the Coroner and his Deputy, Dr.. Marsh,
found that Hurley was deirious and unable TO
make an intelligent statement OF the circum:
stances attending the quarrel which resulted
in his being stabbed. From the fact that
Hurley is partially paralyzed, 1t is supposed
the steel penetrated the spine. In the opinion OF
Surgeon fluhrer and DR.. Marsh, the wounded man
will die OF meningitis in the course OF few hours.
While Hurley and some lriends were conversing in
the groggery about the st. Patrick's Mutual ALI
ance, a gang OF young men entered the place and
made some insulting remark, at which John
UShaughnessy, one OF the Hurley crowd, knocked
him down, whereupon the fellows who melted the
disturbance dashed out the front door. In a few
moments the man assaulted beckoncd to O'Shaugh.
messy to come outside and, In doing so was Knocked
down Hurley hastened to the relief Of his friend,
and received q stab wound In the back OF the neck
which will cause his death. The assailants then
1ed,and still at large. Captain Lowery, OF the
Twentv-seventh precinct, and his officers are max
ing dilgent search for the murderous gang.
The New York herald., 1873-09-10
THE HARLEM OUTRAGE.


contributions Askcu IOr INC Slcum'
To THE EDITOR OF THE HEBALD:-
You will remember that few weeks ago an at.
tempt to assassnate Mr.. Walter Gibson, editor of
the Harlem Local, was made, ana that he, fortu-
nately escaped with his life, but with the loss OF
one eye and the Impairment OF the other, which,
physicians say, viii render him totally blind.
would mention, for the benefit OF those who are
not familiar with the circumstances that hc being
the publisher Of the Harlem Local. has been trying,
through that medium to right the wrongs OF the
government Of that corporation-has been expos
Ing the ring, so called. They found, no doubt, he
was beginning to awaken the better class OF citi.
Zens, therefore used the method OF throwing vtrol
into his eyes, causing great pain and suffering, to
say nothing Of his being deprived Of attending 70
The New York herald., 1873-09-10

These fourteen lines Of nonsense the people OF
Dives deyoutly pretend to believe In the interests
OF their hotel.
ia illed WIKI nddlers. All the musicians OF the
earth out of Immediate employment seem to have
made 1t their .trystipg place. Men with boating
The New York herald., 1873-09-10

hin daily duties, M. Gibson u 0 perfect gentle
man, the youngest of his class, and known i0r nis
honesty and colrte0usnesa, always hrst 10 oeip tne
poor and suffering.
VINO win faII to come forward ana give their mftef
would suggest that contributions be sent 10 your
once. SYMPATHlAEh.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-03
A womAY's INDIGNATION MEETING.

A meeting Of women WIS held last evening
q Do G4rmos Hau. Al FIttb ave. and FOurteenth-5t
Igs rIsrueuce LOziar presiding. There wore about
80 persons present Oh tho Tho stage were Mrs q, d.
Blake. Nrs Anna Shepherd. Mrs. Elzabatn Unaerml
Mrs Elizabeth whitney. Mrs Mare Rachel. Elias Whit
ney ana II K WH0OE Ia mo audience were J. Y
smith. x Mayor % B3sJop Lnd Jason waters ate n
that city 40 le rear - the sag, hung the American
dag reversed and iraDed IN mourning, to the ugnt u
the words shall Federal Judge abolish rrlai by
Jury 90 ana Co tho left. Respectful sousid-
GRAFTON for = loyal vOnan's' vote. sloC 6ne %
Mrs DE- opened tha meeting OJ staung that IT.
object va press ne indignation felt BY tho women
of New York u regard tho termination Of MISS susan
B. Anthony rial Ms l. > B'ako read serCs 0f
resolutions rhe substance Of which that Susan
Anthony hagin 8Trrstef aud tried FOR exercising
re fighS suffrage therefore. the law really means
Liat CRIME for woman % DO what n astabl-hri
A. . dlsy .oI man simply On the ground Of sex Ms,
Anthony brake aw shat deserved only fO rt
broken aud hat lIeY demanded tle repeal OF ghBt law
That [GdsA 4uut. directing verdict Of gully Wo-
lated she Con siltItoa OF the Uned States ana d.r
Gated tAe saGred tud time nOnOrrd rgrt ~ La by lurF
aud struck tremendous blow at the ioerty 81 every
man aud wOma. in tue 'OBuTy. Mrs. Blake spoke 10
lengrh IN aycr e rlDnJions and de0i&red tnat 90
man on the irT Miss A1thOnys equal u 4DtslleH
tuat Columbia sloId hereafter Do represented ltn
fatrs her w7sts. and mat tho banner should pe re-
srrs,d aai trapped 10 mourning I1e resolutions H.rH
adopted. Roma ks we're also made bY II. X NuCuE tLI
.ithars, 1nd q collection Of $50 Was taken az.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-03
wALLsrREET RUMoRs.

One of the most cheerful subjects which has
an,rosseo the attention OF Waist for long time was
The announcement by Press telegram that the German
Government had invested NoOoJOoo in United States
bonds 1t is stated thst this purchase consisted OF
= eoo-yew Ffves and $1,000 Fye-twenties. II
reported that the investment for the German In
valds Fund which consists OF 1s9,OoOoO tbalers or
tins amount stated that 50OOOO0O 20 750OoOoo tha-
rs have been invested in foreign funds. and that pre-
ps ~ the purchase of American bonds large amount
M neen invested in Russian funds and French Rentes.
r5 above was generally regarded O the greatest
o.sr. of cOuDdruce the ability and honesty Oi Inc
Government and the people.
N o -ttsd on the that thC Pacific Mail direct
r ad decided 20 reduce the number Of seainers now
Nc bet ween tins port ana Aspinwsli from three 10
New-York tribune., 1873-07-03
CONTROLLER GREEN ARREsTrD

On Aug 30, 1872, aB order was issued from
thr supreme Court in the cse Of !. VIM McGOwan agt
Andrew II Green % show why Tho atter should
county bureaus. A return was made Oct by the
counsel for tho Controller IN OCT p a peremp'ory
lnandunus vas issued against the Controller ~ o0mpet
MIN 20 pay The mount 1aimJd. and on The following
day he declined 20 comply with the writ On Nov. =
motion was made by counsel for tire complainant that
the Controller rOnmitted for contempt refusing -
comply with the mandate " ths Court, An appeal was
maon Dec l3 by She FOR tne Controller % the
General Term. aud Tuesday the judgment ~ tho
supreme rours -railrned. ana t ordered that
process FOR attarhnrnt contempt issue. and JIdsJ
Ingrabau Presiding Jnstcc Yesterday eued an or1er
to the Sheriff 20 arrest AEdroV " Green. commit tm
ths county jail and tain him custody until ne shoUi9
pay 900 further VI %, costs On tno
peal. with the sheriif's fees
The order " as received al .lfs 3hers 0ico ..
uty-Sherif Judson Jarvis Chief 0f ths Order pf
Arrest Bureau took with hm Deputy sheriff Curry and
1f0c-pded in search Of the Controller. lie not
lls Office could no De- .Ound down town. AZ p n
he residence ~ The Controller. at No. t1ffhsFe W
visited The Controller AMI friend named Carter
they leaving Jhe house. Mr.. JARVIS
u.t7eGted no order ~ sh8 Court, ana m
forrrnd the Controller that hH under
arrest. The iBtter -eomed much surprised
4t the pecemp orr proceeding, And Vishrd O kIO" u
svrnc1t could not be- delayed he had the
called for with him. Mr Jarvis replied chat he bad
ilsr rrtBn I'D matter. Ibs mentioned must
paid ia full or no would DO compelled 20 hold him ~
custody rlO matter finally ieJtleI Dy the party
going tho BrsVOOrf uOusf where tne Controller lI-w
is cneck for mo 70 cashed by tle prJprl
slOr and E-uued by The Controller " IL. Jarvis, Eh9
then released hi0I from custody.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-03
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bristol g. Bristol NJ DIr dr NMlsuFuDi aE IT, T. ihh1t
H. Abbot ~. T. ka- d. Alsr-1lD Coz 3eau. sli
vtr n s 'as- - fore IssrI tld msl M 70 n "A
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New-York tribune., 1873-07-03
FISHING TOH NOTES.

WASHINGTON, Wednesday. July ?. 1873.
TIE amount OF stamps issued 20 the several depart
ments with which TO pay postage on Government mat
ter going through the mails for the first OF the
new fiscal year Is as follows The President $780, state
Department. s2o.7i9i Treasury Department s2oo,cOo
War Department s27.sC4 Navy Department, s. 509 In
terror Department. $50 6l DEPARTMENT. OF Justice $3.50
Department Of Agriculture. $3.50 PostOfice Depart
ment, s53,s1O--total, KsTl GA In addition this
stamps been sent TO 5000 postma-ters with
which 10 communicate with P0stOice authorities here
20 the OF S457.Osl, making grand total ~
SfsslO5 IL r. believed NJ the POstOnice Department
these stamps E1l not be sufficient o. transact the
OF Government for the nrst quarter O the
new year POsmastef General Creswell Is Tar from be
satisfied with the progress made by postal card con
supplying requstOns and Threatens 10 get
after hem again unless the supply is Increased Up t0
the present time 14sOO0 cards have been Issued. and
there aIe orders ON hand for Z2.Cis,O00 more.
Gen. Howard. referring 70 the various reports COD
cerning him connection with hs late management Of
the Affairs OF the Freedmens Bureau declares that ho
never misappled dollar of the puDie money. ana
challenges proof to the contrary. The moment there
shall be official charge, which he ~ not likely %
occur he will demand q cOurt-martia, IS the most
eectuai means OF clearing him VI yostlgo ~
lst suspicion
The Treasury disbursements for June exclusive OF tbe
interest aud principal public debt. amounted 60
SIs 10000 The appropriations by Congress being now
available the disbursements for July will De greater
New-York tribune., 1873-07-03
MrNIrPAL RcnhnmY

Tire Tc'k Of TCdualns the expenses OF 1e
Department ~ Public Works continued yester,iaj,
the most marked being Jle discharge of 20 -EOue
orlkers 0n he MGAdam roads IN she upper part ~ hc
Oily Commissioner Van MORT exprois hs Intention 10
contnus the seduction lli the expenses % tho
Department shall Do brought within the revised pr1-
1riati0n In of tho tact that the Department hs
1een conducted me earlier APPROPRIATION for half of
ne yaar DO fools Tho work viii 10 especially df
Hcut IL Is also stated Jnat Jhe sDeca. efforts % have
Ito sewers we 3leansod. view Of he possibility Of The
,ppearlnce O 1hoora. Ei have 20 D. dImnlsaod. Ind
hat tho special work repairing payements. which
were muo disturbed by The unusually severe rosts oi
't-t ~ rrer will be seriously crippled. DIT Van MORT
stis,s t u removing he hss been obliged 10 dis
esrG some or thOss FOR whom 10 had the highest es
teeu Ia the different BUREAUS 10 reductions aud re-
mnvas ere received with much regret, the feeling being
that there we're sinocUre that each man bad enougA
LD do and that tlle salaries moro Lnan le1
ompauAaiinu for The WORK done.
The following reduction OF me salaries or tne N
rioves nf thr Cortr0les office date from lnne l. 1872
ierr, Stors cisrk -slJ4ts $500 Haay v u1run
.-tstt Teri. > nO. Osb-rr Mcdaniel - 90
notby Day clerk b2OJ % bo. Charles A. Ga
s,tnt clerk s5JJ tL2aJs frstk Trmbe, ~ 70
l Auduag BnrsauM lar hr~hah zensIsl clerk, 5-ol %
s00. Charles ~ OCeune bgag S@o bureau % Arrears
issp ID Blsh assistant SJNO - ~ hAtlsN lsrla
ygr1rsl r-K - 80 Burrau 1f ae c1on of fraes
G-r Wrq.hDH ~ Tsvc h5111 ~ 'O AuHzfus
Da-hAnsy lerk a1y8 StWo Ssark 1Er etrk - 10 h.
: a.d Jsuu8 laruin. siafk h+FJ 70 n-.l-L