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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-18
JOT7INGS ABOUT THE STATE.

The Beaufort Dramatic Club are getting
up some variety entertainments.
On Tuesday last meeting of the Beaufort
bar was held. Resolutions enlogia,lc gs Oh 'ne
late J. G. Davant. Esq, were passed.
DIR. Apisausel, of Geneva, Switzerland, ana
at present professor OF music and % tne ian1 ,n
on,pes in the Due West Female College, WILL
lecture in Abbeyille soon on 'Music."
The house of Mrs. Argin Condon, near
yarnsyllle. in Beaufort County, was ehLereo
hv some men VINO beat her daughter severely
and carried off considerable sum oil money
"A Beaufort youth slandered two young
o,rla who. soon after, invited the unsuspect-
Ing innocent to their house, when tney austea
his Jacket with a cowhide. Since that day he
has taken his meals from mantel SHELF.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-18
Martin Kalbflelsh. ex-mayor of BrooklyI

Martin Kslbhelsh, ex-mayor Of Brooklyn,
died February IL, In that city. BE was born
in Holland, in 1904, and In early life was en-
ployed as chemist. While still young
man he emlgrated to the United States. and,
after years Of varying success, established
himself firmly In business. For many years
he was constantly In public life: He at the
same time was attentive to his large and
growing business, and by great tact and pru-
dence acquired an immense fortune. After
filling many offices of minor importance, ne
was elected mayor Of Brooklyn 10 1861, ana
in 1862 he was elected to the United stales
Congress. In 1867 be was again elec1so
mayor OF Brooklyn. and was re-electeo in
1869, serving until 1871.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-18
THE SPANISH REVOLUTION.
An Appeal to the Foreign Powers-The
Insurgents Offered a Pardon II They
Lay Down Their Arms-Don Carlos in
the Field.
MADRID Frhrnaru17

MADRID, February II.
CASTELAR, is about to send circular to the
foreign powers 10 prevent their intervention
in the affairs OF Spain. 1t will assure them
that the republic is not aggressive In charac-
ter, and does not seek TO Interfere with other
nations. The Marquis De Bonille, the French
ambassador, had a long conference with Cas-
telar to-day. Orders for the dispatch of
troops 10 Malaga have been countermanded,
tranquility having been restored there. De-
crees have been published abollshlng the
regulation requiring officers OF the army to
take political oaths. Brig adler-General Ora.
cera has been appointed military governor of
Madrid.
General Pavia, on taking command of the
army in the North, Issued proclamation ap-
peallng to the insurgents of The Basque prov.
inces and Navarre TO lay down their arms and
return 10 their homes, promising that they
shall not be molested for the past If they
comply.
The defeat is officially announced of strong
Carlist band near BurgoR.
Don Carlos has arrived In Saint Jean de
Lux, ten miles from Bayonne.
The majority Of the Conservative generals
OF the Spanish army have assured lne govern
ment that they will oppose the republic.
Receiving the News In Cuba-DissaiIs-
faction Of the Planters-A Short Road
TO Specie Payments.
HAVANA, February II.
Senor Olivauez, political secretary, sailed
to-day for Spain 10 confer with the govern
ment. Thousands OF circulars we're dlstrlou
ted yesterday, representing volunteers shoot
ing men In the back. They were addressed
by The loyals to the robbers public treasury.
The circular demands the punishment, as
traitors, OF the employees and merchants en-
gagged In smuggling, aud warns the people to
guard against The intrigues Of lew smugglers
who are trying to induce the intendente TO
relax his vigilance. The document further
SAYS that the financial situation Is bad,
and IL Is necessary that much OF the
paper now In circulation should be With
drawn, substituting gold for It, The
remedy, 1t concludes, for these, as pointed
out, is TO shoot those persons guilty OF fraud
on the treasury, irrespective of the color or
condition OF the person offending, and In
vokes General Ceballos to apply the remedy,
il he wishes to deserve well OF his country:
General Ceballos has Issued his expected
procla nation enjolnnz obedience TO the gov
ernment proclaimed by the Cortea. IL. con-
clndes with the publication oil the names OF the
new government officers oil Spain, together
with dispatch from The minister oil lhe
colonies. Havana continues tranquil. The
iario has only lew words to say upon the
events In Spain; Voce de Cuba still less, and
the Constancia nothing. The Idea OF repub-
lie does not please the majority OF the save
owners. They make no demonstration, but
are evidently disappointed. Business is en-
tirely suspended, merchants refusing 10 sell
exchange.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-18

"A number of Key West citizens have
Internal Improvement Company, whose busl-
ness will be the establishment of gas works,
manufacturing gas, and to build o street
railroad 10 that city. The capital stock OF the
company is fixed for the present at fifty thous-
and dollars.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-18
THE WEATHER THIS DAP.
WASHINGTON. FebruarQ I


Probabilities: Light winds aud pleasant
weather will continue on Tuesday throughout
the Atlantic States. Increasing souLnerly
winds. veering TO southwest, will prevail west
of the Appalachian Range. The barometer will
continue TO fall, with threatening weather,
from lhe upper lakes southwark to Texas. On
the latter coast southerly winds with cloudy
weather.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-18

Colonel a.Es. hamey' ley opnoruDity or sas in his new
Edition eaih' Of the "operations of War" 10 argue
serv,cs Of mounted rlfeueH ,as an urn TO
ba used m a considerable scale.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-18

agreement into effect and oonsummate the
trade.
North Carolina.
The dancing club of Charlotte gave "hop
10 mask" last Friday night.
The weather ls warm and sprlng-lfke In
-NChiriski's Grand Combination is pleasing
Wllmingtonlsns.
Tremendous freshets have occurred Ia
Nash and Edgecombe Counties.
In view of its frequent fires wilmington
recommends the formation OF "buoket COM
pany" in That city.
The paint shop OF Mr.. P. W. Tanning in
Wilmington, one of the landmarks OF that
CITY, Was burned early on Friday morning
last. Loss $1,000.
OF water works within her limits, and q large
meeting to consider the subject was held a
day or two since.
"A personal difficulty occurred In the State
Senate last Thursday between Senators Co"lee
and Love. Nothing eerious, however, w
Cured. ,oo.,,.oa
-Rev. Mr.. Hiden, of Wilmington, iectureo
In Kingston last Monday even,Ts Eoeds HIae 'r9 n2
Temneranee.n HIssubJect was Temperance. !"
Wfhs music lovers of Wilmington nave beg
oed Ihe Young ladies, under whose manage
mpnt it was given. for repetition OF their
recent .scantata." The scornful damsels re-
serve their reply.
Mr.. Jonathan Davis, of Guilford, while
hanling logs to the depot at Friendship slip
ped In getting off his wagon, and the entire
ioaI passed over his body, causing death In 8
few moments.
Two freight trains on the Wilmington,
Columbia and Augusta Railroad collided about
nine or ten miles from Wilmington on Thurs
day night last. Several OF the cars were Dad
ly smashed, and one engine was Injured.
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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-01-31

dressing her without a personal acquaintance,
aud persist in so doing after that. fact was
stated. We have reviewed to sons extelit
the main features in this case, important az
re consider it. It viii teach debanclled dam
dies and fashionable tops that they have no
more right to give insult to innocence. thar
they naycsio murder because that insult /
firmly and prutlensly resented. Lately the
courts Of New York have been laying p. ac-
ticably y broad and wholesome Iessonfor the
whole couLily t. learn and initiate. Only a
short time az, aud the leading journals of
the Eass and Vest congratulated California
in her gina'cation of law and justice by the
conviction Of I1eura d. Fair of murder;
socn however, they were chagrined by the
verdict of soquittal in subsequent trial,
and now the blood-st:iined creature, instead
OF retiring 70 rsces-es Of pirate life, intrudes
herself before ..,s world, seeking aotoristy
through feT iria'ny, - . public ssc.Erer.
Fer soEle ..nls past TIE pubi;c p.css has called
al7-d fer the administration OF the law III
thsos PC pu!aT murders committed i'm fash:o,s-
a6teslife, and we ere happily led to the con-
ci'ssi0n..ssa t they hare net called in vain.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-01-31
TEE TEg1asT sxpUA.

"a little difference of opinion seems 20
exist between the Gazette and the Herald,
on ttss sahjec. Of The Teten Sioux, and Il is
scarcely TO be wondered 1t, ahen rrcong.a s
feels 1t cuts > - .Vrether such \ tribe
as the one na ned, exists at all. A rcsolu-
sio,l .sas introduced by A... Sharks, calling
,ipo'l tl,a India, department for information
concerning sila tribe named. as it was IL
legged, t'.t The sum of s200,ca0 appropri
"a Tor .heir naintainaace, vas stolen We
a1e net sa.ficisaly adv; sed as to whether
any 81 ell Of the apprl lfiatioa has beer sto-
let7. but as.ns existence Of the tribe named,
ard their Tsarlike attributes, many in this
Territory. and especially ii, this part O! it.
Gin testify They ara considered the most
dangerous and discontented OF Ill The Sioux
tribes. anu y :asevar pledges may have been
made by the Government 70 them, ought, 1t
le.st SO far 70 their necessaries require, be
fully ai.d completely fulfilled. -
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-01-31
gArgDAAz rsAEys

We publisi. In this issue the report OF The
First National Bark Of BozeEnaa 10 aIthe'.ti-
Gated by Geo. w. Foz, Cashier, asal Aessys.
Foe, Fox s. Black, Directors. This bank
commenced business slsis.er is charter Oct.
leth, 1872, under the general auspi ses Of ths
gentlemen named, We sab.ait to our readers
the evidence Of our t'llift. prosperity and fl
sahc;a1 dealings Is shown in this publication
ard desire that they will rot overlook Inc
recent date Of the Banks existence. aad the
amount Of, ito resources and liabilities, IN
which the sum 81 s31,741 81 are deposits. =
we may also slate that Mt a former Gate the
Bank had deposits amounting to upwards Of
10000. and have been reduced to thu pres
eat sum only by the stirring and necessarily
fiIctuating tide OF our commerce and busl-
ness transactions.
The immediate superintendent CT the
business has been done by d. A. Mcpherson.
ESQ.,, Assistant Cashier, the mention Of
whose name is sufficient to imbue confidence
Montana in any business relation
over which he has any control. nv
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-01-31
srMMOEg.

afontasla Territory,
4ltsssns55 Of fsaliatia, So.
Eistrics gc.;rt, Wrist Judicisl District
s. L. Holman aud Joseph HOFFMAN, parties Go
i,u I,asiness i,ser the firm name end style OF g. L.
Holman s .,ro. Plaintiffs, vs. Richard G. Thorap-
s3a Defendant
Action brought In said Court.
THE people of the territory OF montana sea-
erecting to Nchafa G. Thompson:
!. You IRE liarahy notified to appear in On actso1
brought against you by the above uaIned Plaintiffs,
in tie said District C0ntt and To answer the com
iaint flied .aerein within ten 0} days icxclilsiye
os the day Of se.v.ce,) after the service on yos OF
this sssnnlons-if sersed within this county; or, u
served OF this county, but In this strict, with.
IN twenty TO, days. otherwise, Tithin forty days
Judgment b. default will be ti.kcn against you,
according the PRAYER OF said compliant, copy OF
itch accompanies this writ,
And you are hereby notified that III you sail to ep-
pear and answer the said complaint, rs above re-
qaired, .issn RiaiatIds will nike3sdgfnens agains
yef, for The a4id sim of tive hundred and forty
and dollars with legal interest tl.erscn and
rastc of6uit I5@A M sszsS
This acoottat 10 brought to recover in dement, Ior
the sum OF Five hundred Ed sory-seren and 49, i05
dc liars due rom the elefGadar: to the p!aiatEIs,
pou accrsa;n Prosasscry Note set out ana descrsb-
ed & s.ic cozapliat fled herein, VITA Interest on
said sam ena costs or suit.
Given na3eTi.ly hand s.1d tfe real OF said Congt,
PayernGa this 9th siay Of De 2eIabel a p. le72
sIEO. GiUFFLY, Clerk,
r rs By o. T.. MASON, Depaty Clerk.
FL. ?sAx.DS a. WHOM, Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-01-31
sIDAD NGTs Cn.
,or.-,y c,,.ax,s or~,cr. Iozrr.v.

coCs.rY Clerks OEgIcE, EozzsAN, "a. =.
rI % ALL WHOM IT MAY CoTCEgE; Take no
- tee: That petition OF The :itizens Of Elk
Grove precinct Was presented 10 the Board of COM
missionegs of Galiatia county. as their December
Terra, is72, inr county read commencing a. the
crossing of Middle creek. on the W corner CT the
~ o. the ne 4 of section pns, township south,
range east; thence due south 10 the corner Of
tie X ef TIE x Of section twelve. township 2
soata, range east, Or as rear said ins 80 p,act-
Gable. iencc in south east direction TO the noun
Istains vest Of Middle creek. 95E
Also, petition signed by the citizens Of the ser
eTsl precincts for centy road tc the silver mines
on cherry Creek, commencing 1T the n ~ corner of
the soat east quarter CT section twelve, township
two SOUTH range Ave easf thence by the most dir
ect course 20 the homestead OF =. II. Green, on
Middle creek; thence in south westerly direction to
section se.eTen, township three soath, range four
east. to the intersection of the trorused conaty
road mt that POINT; tkence tethe West t:alasia ri
yer, at point where the citizens of tia. vicinity
and Cherry Greek propose to erect good and sui
stantial hrhise, thence by the mot practicable
ro,.le to The es,ln.y Inns, e connect alr road
Al persons abject,ng to the granting of any Of
said petitions are requested 10 appear at my ofice,
in Bozem:i,, M. r, on the first Monday ia starch,
1873. and show cause, ii any they have or can,
why saia petition or any of them should not be
granted. ARCH GRAHAM, Clerk.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-01-31
SUMMONS.

nIsTgICT COURT, First Judicial District, Ter.
- rttory of Montana, in and for the County 81
sGaffItin:
Mary A. slator,, PlAmti9, W. Charles Slater, De-
PENDANT.
4 stion brosght ii said Court.
The people Of the Territory Of Nontana, . charlsa
Slater defendant.
You are hereby required to appear in an acton
brought against you by the above named plaintiff IN
the district Court III the First JVdjcial District
Of the Territory of Montana in and Tor the county
Of GAIiafin, and to answer the complaint file IN
the Clerk u office ii said court in said county with
in ten days fcxcinsiye % the day OF servicet after
the service yuti Of uIs sumnons-f served with
In this county; or, # served ont of this county, but
in this District, within twenty days, otherwise
within forty days-or Judgment by defan't will be
taken against you according to the prayer of sale
complaint. And you ara notified thatif you sfal te
appear and ansMersuia complaint Ms abefe repair
ed, the said plaintiff will apply to the court fol
relief demanded IN said eosnplHint.
The said action Is brought to obtain decree
dissoiving the bonds Of TlattiHnony now existing
between the said plaintiff and said defendant, anc
giving to said plaintiff the care. custody and edu
cation of the children of.said marriage, and FOL
such other and further relief rs to this Court may
seem meet andsirst
Given under my band and the. seal Of the Dis
tgiat Court OF The First Judicial District of the Ter
ritoTy of Montana In and FOR the county OF Galatir
this a7th day OF January, 1873.
THEo. MuFFLY, olerk.
sfs tsif Ai.l gy a. r. MASON, Deputy.
EDvYARps g yIYIcy, Attorneys for Plaintiff,
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-01-31

Our friends in lSssonla have had anothc.
shaking up" ~ I s.Esll sartl, pua.se.
Chinese New Year was appropriately
celebrated by the Mcngolians OF Dee, Ledge
City.
A new quartz discovery has ben .aa;le
near Ryan's Station, Madison coantY, BY
Curly Brown. $ '..f,,
Marshal Wheeler is sotiTely engaged in
finding out the true figures Of the gold and
silver product of Montana. 81
The graudest masquerade and fancy dress
ball ever given in the Territory, came on in
Deer Lodge City on the evening of the 24th.
Chief engineer Bullock has been appointed
Fire Marshal for the City Of Helena. 4
good appointment.
I Mr.. 0. B. Barber Is favorably spoken Of
az the incoming Mayor or Virginia CITY
The people OF our neighboring city could
net tind better man for the position. . 81
Our frierd Peter Roman, OF the Gazette.
has gone and 's'done it." and IS expected to
arrive in Helena with Mrs. Roman. nee
sheehan. Mr. Roman was married in
Southern California.
The iacetious local Of the Montalian,
having exhausted his fertile brain IN the
hermit and ghost line, has taken up The sub
ieet Of spiri;ualism, and gives us q lengthy,
dissertation on spiritualism and its manifes-
tations at the Capital.
Col. Viail, ex-lndian Superintendent, and
his successor, Mr.. Jas. Wright. arrived Ii
Helena on the 9th. MIR. Wright formally
assumed the duties Of his office on the 2srl.
a cutting affair occurred alta China house
on the 18th, in which SEQ Yup
carved I'm Yon into mincs meat. causing
his immediate death.
Married,ln Virginia City, on the 10th, Mr.
Harry Warrington to Mrs. Dora N. Blood.