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Notice.

In the matter of the estate of David Mines, de-
ceased.
In the Probate Court of Boise county, Idaho Ter
rtory.
EnLlZA MILNES, THE EXECUTRIX OF THE
-, estate of David Mines, deceased, having, on
the 23d day of October A. y. 1878, duly presented
TO this Probate Court petition in due form, verl-
fed by her oath, praying for order of sale OF all
the real estate and personal property OF said de-
ceased for the purposes therein set FORTH il is there
re ordered by the Judge of said Uonrt that all
persons interested in the estate OF said deceased ap
pear before the said Probate Court en- Saturday the
23d day of November, A. D. 1873, at eleven O'Clock
in the forenoon saic day. at the Court room OF
said Probate Court in Idaho City, County OF BOISE
/. T.. TO show cause why an order shonld not De
granted to the said Execurix to SCI! all the real es
tate and personal property of the said deceased at
public or private sale, and that copy of this order
be published at least four successive weeks in the
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and published in Idaho city, Boise county, ana
Territory of Idaho. Il ). HAhI,
Probate Judge.
IDAHO CRY, October 25th. a. D. 1878.
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A Baltimore photographer ad-
vertiscs to take "thirty-six beautiful
pictures of yourself in four different
positions, only twenty-five cents.'
And yet there are families who spend
their last cent for bread, and haven't
a photograph in the house. Fact.
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An admiral of Weston, OLeary, and
other ''framps,' purchased a copy Of
Walkers Dictionary, under the i'm,
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commenced for rscovecy of all amounts due on
such stock BY order of the Board of Trustees.
FRANK FARNHAM,
President
WASHINGTON KEGERREIs, Sec'y.
GARDEN VALLEY, Mar h l3, 1879.
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"WHAr constitutes the chief happi-
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Sunday-school teacher She blushed,
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-11-29
fhien ino Stedsn ssratben, uno iie mubte
einen fcreir ten @nlauf neemen, trssnb Gin
Ge(prdH au beainnen.

fdien tns Stedsn ssratben, uno iIe ,nubte
einen foreir ten @nlauf neernen, trssaS Elm
@slprah au besinneu.
gBiNen Gle, Serr Stto. iaste lie, ben
betbtn 5srrsn nahtlidsnb, bic sbsn betm
5aule aalanstsn, bab mein Dapa nit ls'-
mem srnasn Beslsitsr bort arss plahe
1hmisest ssaeu bic 5sr3stsrubs Jbrer
5dwelter z Sa, ia, lhauen @ie nur ndt
70 erRaunt aui lubr Rs srr0tb bs"o sur
geite blifene fort, Dapa bat mir portln
yertrauliGte Nnosutunsen earubtr sematt,
bic i'd f:silih niht stsih ausslaubern ieu.
te; aber ilf's bsnn 70 lfrafbar, oab i'd in
sbnet, eineu 9erbIaostsn fuhe, unlsre
Marie sssen en Iarsreilisss sdidia! su
lhissn, GAS ibr !ntis wublmeinsnper pa.
pa purh eine gsrtinenus nit fsiasin~ Sc
stssensn GI6aftsItfblins. her itn etfn In
8alhtas uirtsmt, ,u terei,sn brcbt !?
Otto ta!ts itr erf nur lear ssrtrsu! ,a'
sstOrt, isbt nuroe er plSSiih aufmsrfIam.
- Wis, .iosts sr lauslam, perltebe Id retts
Obnt 3weiiei mar pas cine f!eins 2da>
lhuns, Jraulstn Inels. 8Dnnen Sie i'm
Grnae slaabsn, pab SIR 5err gater ais
ssuissier Gauf fmann oem Sobns isines
tsfea 1rsunpes. Der elm sben 70 IGarfsr
Nehner ii als lein Yrinefpal, ,u elnsr sanss
esrmSatnslcien eetsnssefdbrtin ,u osrbel>
fen ssoddte2
Nptfs fat NIT arpeen Nussn ,u ibm
aaf. absr. msin Soft, Der iunse @runo
III ia 70 wosIoabeno. bas sr iih nur elm
fab nah feinem @sihmad rihssn unp
ls!tit bic Nermils wdblfn isnnte.
SGnnte! wiensrbDlts sr ironfh. gsr-
,eibea sic, insin Jraulsin, penn Id inotb
letn Beasn beSpsiFs. Nnpsrenfaus tenae
Id .iibrissns aud Nartsns Gtfnnungen
tn biefsm panett 3a rpenis. urs bter iresno'
pis befimmsas in itr Sdbibfat tin,usrsi,
fen, fe tfl cine 1onpsrtar psr1dlofsne ga
tur. am gnrs fnesn sic. msin JrduIein,
uiel sbsr ben Sh!aHsl ra,a; Elm ssIhwi'
fisrlihss gsrbaltnib III ia niat immsr elm
unteeinat peetraulihss.
lJaf.issans folst.
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8.

- Sod fortmdbrenb psrlansn ein,elne
SGulsr bas &olese tn Brpan. erpra
aoeat Gatbrisbi 1T auA dyIer eeeanssn,
TN, Salsita sinei gorleiuus su bolten
Die Diretturen bes Souese unb aud ber
@oupsrneur babsi, es nit ben Sempsrsn,
lern In BrYan psreorttn, ptil Rs bislslbsn
unbeahtet lieeen.
-Dk 8staptuns ser YcR ,pildtn
Hufn uae pusasI gsfaat pura sinsn
ein3igtn yaann. Dsrielbe nabm nur
rsgifrirte 8risfs. Der junse 6ia. bsr
BEL gestbsruiae etusn 5arbi5en erldob,
bat In Selbfpsrtbstoisuns setanoslt !;
e.stersr faUe satrf uuf TIN.
get TaleGtua wurbe Gee Majers
BON Sc. $. Grumb sHdoifen.a 9sios ma.
rsn S&waser une ssristtsn wsaen elmer
Grbiaait In Strsit.
|. = Der Sbsrif bon aasaea Gounts
otreaftsts sinsa Garbistn Halmfns 6arris,
oer f& an het Bsraubuns ess 6erru
@slainasr vsg sinia:r asit tslssiliSt
bat. Maa bpft ein,u 3Gsil ees esraut'
ten Geless uisbsr ,u erlansen, ba bafs!be
in 5uu.tspl. sersraben wuree.
= Su aGiyicn hrannte Mands Sturs
nit Nllsm, mas sarin mar, ab. Di.
gswpbner tts 6aules retteten f@ mil
Wabs In itren 9aAtileIbsra.
- 9n manhen Sb.ilen BON Gan Sato
Counts bat ee fart seresnst.
- Sn Sort Dortt Rno bis gum %.
Nopsmtsr 90, 600 Vallsn gaumpoas an.
setommen
= Wm 90. III IN Qarftc Rae eseen ber
Msrifansr greseeneiu llpalte stisate s.
besurtbsIi soa;pssn worbsn. llpaIts tatt'
bsfaantii& fsins 5rau als gs IN sinen
UaHsrlche g9uNsr bette, iiberiallen, nat
sinsm 8nilppel nisesrsefdlassn, 70 taf
fs liesen blieb une srtsani unb baua IL
ren 9sib aufssidnitten.
| - gine Mn,abl Gbieasosr giisnbabn
tsamtfn uno 5inanaisrs Hnb In @eisg
/ l@ait beg fritersr 9tarfsbus bss 8t
prd!sn!aatsnbauiss, Col. 5ibbuJb, In
Dallas cinestrof.n, um fd uaG cine
Gtleseateit 5ur &apltalanlass In giisn
taan-unternsemunsen um,ulsbsn uno In
no rtlihsn 9tras siae 8plonie ~ ariinesn
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81 efu d t.

" 7 w
Gin Qeent ooer 9ertdaler in San antoaip urb
nmsesssb, UNI bic
Nonal ct. Iobn Sedbmafbine
au ssrtaara. 9tqisf Yteiie une slatist 8t>
bineanstn. Man obrsfilre
qrtMbaw " Sadiun. Stats @anassrs,
Gbsrman, xesa8.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-11-29

-z DAG Snbianer Ssrrltorium unb sie
4a0 1lsilsn lansss Srsdsn an NubbSl.
;trn ;wilden Dem Nio @rancs une Gan
1ranesfs iollsu lsyt Dem 5anosl srfblui,
fen wtrben. Sc mtrb fA namlh tie ct,
ecuts uno Gan Graneiseo. Babn nit Der
Qt6ilOn, 3opsla uno Santa Sc Baba
(unter btm neusn Wamsn NtlanIt unp
paeifie Sabu) ssrbinpsn, aud cine 3psts
baSa bon Cen Jranssso mad Gan DE-
80, eol., an!eBsn. gu btsism getufs
lius I'm Gan,sn LOO Meilsn gu bausn.
auf Der einie ,wiidsn benz RiO @ranoe
-una esm paeiiie icQsn aud aoblsnfsletr
tn sintr ausottauns pon 300 @eilsn lie-
Gsn. egh u esrtn aisfs NOD niGt fsEse.
esut. Das Usle far bas NIUE uutsrust.
mtn ioa an ben Bdrlsn Der 5aup!banotls'
P'ags esr nnisn bsrtits stsetanst isin
iros0em Der b,tsunts Sap 9 aulp. ssr I'D
psrg'el,@ pm asttuas bss Glan,sn temTb
ff, beft'J oa8esen 8sarteitst tat.
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itnb 27 ,237 9iinber au8Sefibrt wproen;
in per eorreiponbirenben geriooe oes lesz
ten Sabres betrn5 oeren 3a6l 25,1S9.
Wabreno ber eriten adt s)tonate oes
Sabres 1873 ruroen 1910 Sdafe aus
seilibrt; in bieiem Sabre Bat li6 bic 3abl
mebr als peropppelt, .lie betrist 1926.
Sc permebrt iia nidt nur Der Beoari an
lebeubem Sd(a4tpieb, Ipnbern man er>'
martet mabreub beS 2SinterS uuA .u
srSBeres Serlanssn mad ssid(adtetem
Yteb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-11-29

- Die Wstts, pab Der srSbte uuiinn
amtII6s Sure aur palFren Tonne, wurac
in psft se.vonntn. 5tatt tes Namens
Danisl @rubsr wurbe in stne 3ablunss
aumeilun8 :. Daniel in Der eS~snsrate"
asltbt, uuo rthtts wuree oas @etsntad
selhriebsn, resiltrirt, protceoairt, eoaa's
tuuitt uao gelaaste gum Staatsiecrstar,
Der es nit fsinsr uatsrlarift verlab uns,
slsiassitis bic 3atlaassanwsiluus uatsr>
fsrttgte. ''i-.--
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Tu8f,ikr

WHVTH9I uHtfIfuHITuSH
SdlaHtpiebs bat unseadtst Der unireunos
liden Uerorbnunsen Der brittilden 6es
eieruns fortpabrenb 3ussnommen. Wdb.
rsnb Der erifen a4t MOnate bisles SSubres
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-11-29

Sn Manteln, wellenen Sbawls, Iii.
dern unb seitridten Saden iinben bic
Damen bic Bette Ausmabl gu ben bi0islten
Breiisn hei s. Sesfe & SSbne.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-11-29

Sn iawar3em Sanimet unb i9warssr
SeIoe baben 5 este & SSbme mirf.
LID mas gang feimes uno biaises EN-,
pIansen.
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HEADQUARTERS

in the Gerig Building, and that
agreeable and polite young gentle
man, A. w. BROWN, will take
special pleasure in showing you the
large and complete stock under his
charge. from which you can supply
all your wants, at prices that will
astonish you. ..','H..H !, Z!
sUGENHEIMER & CIR OEs CHEL.
,#aitt9 u4 SPECIAL. 4. .,t
Five Ladies' Paisley shawls-cost
or iginally $40 and. $25teach--will be sold
s TsUWaENHE1MER "a / i 1aRoHsonEI.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-02-04
Southern Claims,

Gen. B. II. Hill made q speech in
the Senate recently which has attract
cd much favorable comment especially
from Northern journals. lie took
the broad ground that all Southern
war claims should be rejected by
Congress, for the reason that not all
who suffered can be helped, and
therefore no discrimination should be
made in favor Of q few. Moreover,
there arc very grave doubts whether
anybody down South was truly loyal
Turing the war. Senator Hill is
right. These Southern claims arc q
nuisance. Nobody can get claim
through who was not scallawag ut
the time the South needed the help Of
al hor sons, and it should be the duty
ofcvcry true Southern Congressman to
refuse utterly to reward any traitors.
The more especially should they
pursue this course as every dollar
thus voted to rcncgadcs is stigmatizcd
by bowling Radical dcrvishcs as q
rebel raid on the treasury. AS TO
subsidies for railroads and lcvccs,
while they arc due to the South, it
may be the wiser policy not to press
them, until such time as Southern
congressman by reducing the cx-
pcnscs Of the government to tho
lowest figures will receive these
bountics for their constituents from
grateful people over the whole
Union. The paramount necessity is
to restore tho government to constitu-
tional bounds, and any measure tend
ing to weaken the Democratic party
III ef1ccting this should be firmly
thrust aside. The people Of the United
States arc not in humor now to grant
subsidies to anybody, and tho South
may damage good case by pressing
her claims ut the wrong time.
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ccipts Of the office for November were
ten times as great as for tho busiest
month in ordinary years.
The Interpretation of this "mystcri-
Gus blank telegram" that is agitating
4ankccdom, is simply that on some
occasion Senator Gordon sent a
general despatch to number of pco-
pic, Of whom Colonel Potion was
one, that the secretary copied il in
blank, and that he happened not to
I'LL it up afterwards. Thus very
harmless piece Of paper, tho result of
a simple time saving device, has
popped up unexpectedly in very bad
company, to tickle the Radicals and to
puzzle Senator Gordon. The Senator
may find some trouble in explaining
1T as he has doubtless forgotten many
trivial incidents ofhis visit, and may
indeed never have heard Of the Drac-
ticc mentioned above. The despatch
IN question, whatever it was, could
not have been important, as it was
scattered broadcast. The writer of
this article never sent cipher
despatch, never saw one sent and
does not know, except from report,
that any was sent, but he knows that
tho telegram in question was not u
cipher, and vcilcd no dread conspiracy.
Senator Gordon stnCk too closely by
South Carolina in hcr extremity to
De permitted to set into trouble on
suspicion Of wrong-doing, Of which
nc was Innocent, and for this reason
We make the explanation above. We
arc sorry to diSappoint the RAIDS bv
exposing their marc's-ncst, but it
must be done. Will the Chronicle
"na ConsfHutionali&t take our cx-
planation in lieu ofCcncral Gordon's2 ?
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-02-04
Senator Gordon's Blank Despatcb
Explainoh--A Mare g. Nest.

A Washington telegram of recent
date says:
Among the kilograms now in DOS
session OF the Potter Committee is
ono dated from Columbia, addressed
TO Colonel Pclton, and signed by
senator Gordon, containing nothing
Whatever but the address and the
signature. General Gordon says that
the existence of any such telegram is
perfect mystery to him; that during
inc period OF political excitement after
the PRESIDENTIAL election he sent many
kilograms to Colonel Pcilon and to
other Democrats. Some of them
We're III cipher and some were not,
but he certainly had no intention and
had no cause to disown any kilograms
to which he had put his name. But
nc never sent any telegram to Colonel
Iclton any time containing only
inc address and the signature, and he
was very, curious to inspect these
hllcScd kilograms, if thc committee
Would give him the opportunity. 1t
was simply something ho could not
understand.
Tho Augusta Chronicle and Con-
statuttonalist calls on Senator Gordon
to refresh his memory; and in tho
present distrust pervading the public
mind the advice is very proper. We
Dcl1eVc we can aid the Senator in his
task and prove, without trouble, that
the mysterious despatch is a mares
most, having no significance whatever.
Tho writer of this article was en-
PloYcd as secretary Of tho State
democratic Executive Committee
during tho Centennial campaign and
remained continuously in Columbia
from October, 1876, to January, 1877.
Tho contest in South Carolina excited
the livclicst interest over the whole
Union, and the polls had scarcely
closed on the 7th of November whom
kilograms by the hundreds began
pouring IN from all quarters, somo
giving, and others asking, news. For
days these dispatches crowded in
until the gontlcmcn Mt headquarters
and tho telcgraphic operators were
worn out, and hundreds Of kilograms
renamed unanswered. AS most Of
the inquiries were Of tho same tenor,
the Same answer sufticcd for all.
Governor Hampton or Colonel Has
kcll or General Gordon or some
other gentleman would therefore
write despatch and order il sent to
number Of parties named on a list.
AS ,lme was of Importance, the
secretary would take the REQUIRED
number Of tclegrahic blanks, write M
address, the date and the signature
OF the sender on Zach, and leave tho
rest blank. Going to tho telegraph
Office hc would take tho whole lot of
blanks and order tho despatch first
Writtcn to bo sent to oil tho parties
namod, waiting for somo leisure
moment to fill tho blanks properly.
This enabled tho operator to send tho
same message to different points at
once, from the samo papor, precisely
as in tho case Of tho associated press.
Something Of tho sort was necessary,
or the dispatches could not got OH.
The terrible crush Of work may be
estimated from tho fact that the re-
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Best Newspaper ever Published
AT THE
CAPITAL OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
CIRCULATION LARGE AND CONSTANTLY
INCREASING.

WYE respectfully invite the attention
w of tho leading community to tho
excellent newspapers we are now
publishing in Columbia. THE REGIS
TER is the only paper ever published ut
the capital of South Carolina which is con-
Quoted ns ere tho lending dailies of
tho principal cities of the country. Wo
have an able and distinguished corps of
cditors-gontlcmcn well known nil over
the State for their learning, ability and
sound Democratic principles; ;-mcn who
have served the State and the South on
every occasion when tho demand arose
for their services, and who may be snfely
depended upon as reliable leaders Of tho
Democracy in tho line Of journalism.
THE DAILY REGISTER is twenty
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cG on good paper and with large, clear
cut type, containing the latest telegraph
ic news, full market reports, otlitorinl
matter on the lending occurrences of the
times, and rrplcte with interesting mis-
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is full and interesting, one editor dcvot-
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mcnt Our correspondence from wash
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entertaining resume Of all the important
events of tho day.
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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-02-04

If you detest bursting lamp buy
the Vestal Oil. If you like bril-
ant light buy the Vestal Oil.
dec 3D. j. M. BEATTY. 3
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-02-04

DEATH or a CENTENAR1AN.-
Legion MacD Daniel, an extremely Old
c0lorcd man, died Oh Friday at the
Chlld $ plantation. Tic was formerly
owned by Governor IIampton's father
ana has lived on that place ever since.
thcrc is every reason to believe that
nc was at least one hundred and
twenty years Of age, thus being older
than the American rcpublic.-Reqis-
ter '''
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-02-04
AT COST.

AS it is late in tho season, and we
nave q large stock of Andirons,
Shove]s and longs on hand, we will
close them out at cost for cash.
feb 4 T.. GERIG g. sON
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-02-04
LEATHER.

just arrived lot of Harness
Upper, Kip and Calf Skins, Pianta.-
ton and Sole Leather.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-02-04
PLOWS! PLOWS J!

WE have just received lot of
" Steel Turn Shovols, Straight
ShoVels, Bull Tongues, Scooters,
&c.
ALSO,
a lot OF Heel Bolts, Plow Rods,
lap Rings, Clovises, Open Links,
Traces, Back Bunds, Plow Lay Iron
and Plow Steel.