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GEORGIA.
THE STORY OF RrBgRo.

THE STORY OF RIBBR0.
We copied few days ago from the Boston papers the
account OF man named Joeeph W. Ribero, who had been
noegei and had side Of his head shaved n savannah
and then shipped for Boston. The Savannah Repoicon
says
We know nothing personal OF Ribcro, but on inquiry
are told that he muatto, and has been convicted on
ndrbabe evidence OF insting into the minds OF other
negroes In this vicinity that Lincoln Is 10 free them when
be ascends the Presidential chair snd melting thom 10
rebellion and murder. In this he detected, and In
spsrseiy settled section twelve summoned 70
attend jury, and trial ten Of them favor Of
executing him on the spot, but mercful counsels
prevailed and he was privately sont of With tho punish
mept above stated His Boston friends may Ribero
70 their bcsoms they please and make martyr OF him,
but the sentiment here cannot be checked AL such
nterferers viii be similarly reated-self preservation
demands 10.
PERSONAL LIBERTY BILL IN VERMONT.
In the Vermont Legislature. tho 23i iust lodge
Thomas, from the select committee the Persons II
berty bill. reported In favor OF its repeal but the
port va not read, but ordered 20 be printed
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Of Justice within the Uo,on, s both houses Of
Congress would be opposed TO the Executive; that
Kenteky win nast upon The repeal Of the Northern
statutes nulliyng the Fugitive Slave law appealing TO
the Southern States not 70 desers the Of
the South within the Union and resolving that Kentucky
win stand by the Union I'LL aggressions her oonsttu
tiona rights become more intoerabe than revelation
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are indispensable to the building up OF commerce and n
great oses-that we have spirit OF adventure and por
severance guided by Community OF interest, llbersty
intelligence and skil. With these we may venture
and achieve, and when dare We will triumph
Let Us unfurl the flag Of the Virginia Dare" as
inia, and let US never faller or turn baox from
our determination 10 build up . grea. city AMI xrea,
commerce In Vrginia-a determination lAudaole a. any
time, but which not 10 sustain under the clrcums,
Of the days In which live, would prove unworthy
SONS OF . glorious mother.
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srABruo ArYnAYs Tho porter house oo-nsr Of r~eusv
sixth street and Second The scene OF lively
array Moucay night, bet~ocn wilIIsm Robinson OF
No. 357 Fourth avenue and Henry wade, Of Ma. l6s
West twenty fourth street Robns-n and Wade, Ap-
pears had unfriendy for time past,
10 Consequence OF domestic trouble bot On the
lsn'ght IN question Wade anxious 70 heal old
Isorrr ard nahe ferds With his enemy Accordingly
snripg the saloon n question. and sseng Robineon
seated chair be held out his hard IN Of amity
-htB Robinson btosne enrpfed al The familiarity of hs
quoncsu friend, ara drswips knife frou his pocket
STABBED him 10 the EeCk, innctbs severe thoogh not
ssr~arss arrested b, the r-cn,y be, -srd coos ma
locked up ID The st,inn house Yesterday ac,nssd
b-oush! hefore Ieslcs aeksnbush and committed
ssat The result % the woun6ed mans injuries Ro-
br,op rusiom Housa clerk, and formerly IN the
Police depatrent
Another ,tabbng RGrsy ,ock p'ane Tho samo ~vcp-
ug between t~o men uanea wilism arsver. Of No sT7
wster sweet ard David Barry II W Is Mulberry strcet
10 .heh The ,sverey cut about The sidc and
he sixth rrecine, police Arrested gr.vcr, and
upon hsrs brought before Justice Kelly yestsrdsy tho
prisoner uv m,sd " the rornos for examination.
Barry - q, the New York HseDital
Brpcissus AND Asprsrs On Monday night tho rn,rd
precrc, police received formation that two men we've
observed urcu the roof Of the building No 1ea Chambers
street uroer circunisnc,s which led the Informant so
believe that they media,ef hureary couple Of on
sert 20 look After the surpcious characters
ard sitter rood des' or trouble n the fellows named
F6-rd smith vas taEer into custody me pri.o~er,s
crmpsn nenssed 70 escape but hov and In hat man
nfr fofe rot sprfn very clear.
An Fneishmsn named Hepry Aston was taxeu into
cusody the nght ny ~ thc Fourth precnct
police suspicor ~ having buvgisiousy entered the
clothing store of wclfesans Woes, No Q Bov~vv and
stealing nsrefrcm quantity os wearing apparel me
sccussd -@ comniuet for examination.
cHasos oy Fuosrors AssArlr Michael Clare vas
ercush, before Justce oisctenbusb, s the JEFFERSON
Nrtes Police Court yesterday, charge Of having on
The 27d Of October iconously assaulted william " Wood
with The bnu end of musket, inursG bi n % severely
that he has been unable 10 attend 70 bic bus ever
since The rsrtlcs, sppcss, we're on sArg"t ercur-
ton ara auarrelltd tne from Jones Wo,d. shsu
Glaze ssssulted the com MIA ant already
described The ussi.trste held the accused o bail In
the sum ~ 81 COO "
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FRANCE.

There were rumors Of ministerial changes ri'e II VA
reported that Lsy. Who ngurcd In the savoy nosota
t,ons, was 70 10 Minister OF tho Interior.
10 was raid that ~ the cabncs Council plan for ths
army reserve wss nnsly settled.
project was on foo, 10 abolish the present system OF
furloughs and ests bsh the plan Of the
Prussian hndwthr, CONFINED with that Of the Engsh
militia.
me commercial treaty Of Francs and Eugsnd vas oom
pe,ed at Pars on Ne 1sth aud received o signatures
Mr. Cobden Vas sad - be completely prostraici By
hbors.
rhe Bourse on tn, 10 armer and x higher, closing
st oo o5c
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LorTsvurs, Kr., Nov a. 1850
citizens messlns, oomposed Of ali parties, held
last night, which psssed the minority resolutions de
porhg the election Of President upon sectional issues
declaring that Kentucky hss . common interest with all
the saveholdins ssstes; That she don't des ,alr
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.


LONDON MoTxY NkREET.
Cor,ols closed At g3S s3k for monsy. and p3k
oaa for account The bolton In the nk ~ Eng snd mad
fgs2 O0o IRE bank raised I've rate of Discount
sir rer cent the l5'h ur.
psrng Brother. quote par silver, bs lkd Mexican
dollars o. zad American csFcs nominal a. 9es Az
AMERICAN srcURrIrs
BArng.Brotheu report limited business, al previous
rates
vewr. Bn& %, report the m1se, generally
changed
LIVERPOOL COTTON xARsrr
fhs Brokers oircuas rrporif - The sales of The week
have been a. 600 bates inoodng IA 900 N spectators
and 600 ba 90 exporters The MARKET openef hrm
raj closed very dull irrrsui- and With s,gnt decline
on all descript ous aunouutng n hfaIt lower
qualities and "a on nicdinx Hu,iusss almost sus
uepded hy the advance "a the hank -a,s
The ralss Friday sere 600 bales Including iOtO
haies rprcuiaiorr aa1 fxpnsfrv the rarkei closing
Fhfr Mi ,no
New O-icans. ........s..t......sI - -,
sohihs .......... ...t........ ...'.. 81.
Uplsr5s ........s.sH ....s.ss.ss ~ 40
ne rstins,ea voek % ttri 10 5000 bales o which
44s eco are Atntroan afsrotons
MANCHESTER TRADE sgPOHr.
Tho afviosp RON Nsoeh,sier are unisvorsoe Ine
rs,te eoy cotton sooss hss declining teuden
cy ~, prices are tomlnA - shsnsed WIN hsni Trans
actions.
gAvas cprros sAREEr.
n. v.ie. ~ tna sek go ps~. Orleans tres or3i
r.,,. 100 ,.pcs B.s % ffencs the market has down.
800 dtesdancy 9TH d~-ffe y frsuos the week
| ro,sl s,ocE IN port, ior. COO ssi,s.
LIVERPOOL rRglDsrrFvs MARxKr.
Breaistuns have at'oiints tendency. hessrsL Rob.
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srdson Spence Co report-Floar dull aud offered at
redu,tion quot4t oDs are 2ss 3ls 81 Wheat dull and
declined Id I'd per csntal red W. stern lis ID l2s
l0d white l2s 6d 1ss. Corn arm: mixed ani yellow
ass q 3ss. Sd white a3s s46s
Msssrs. Wakefield, Nash Co say-Fine wheat gone.
ry unchanged, but Inferior unsa.esbe except AZ re-
duclion.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
froVsions generally are quiet hessrs Bisiand,
heel dull PORK quiet Bacon quiet, and no American
IN the market Lard frm and The market cleared at
sas od Iaiow in good demand at 67s sos for North
American.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET
Ine Brokers Circular reports Ashss steady pots 28s
o. 29s pearla, 29s a 2oa Cd Sugar duh Coaee
quiet Rice quiet Linseed has considerably advanced.
Linseed cake IN good demand Rnd lis Sd demanded for
american Lnseed oil In good request At sos Sd. aos.
co Cod oil ESQ Rosin dull: common, 6s I'd. q g. Sd.
on me spot, 6s 3D. TO arrive. spirits turpenilns dull
LONDON Markets
baripgs Circular reports Bresdstuns quiet and ono
1H0ns barely maintained iron bsrs and nails FORM at
aos.. CO los ante, 70 los for both. sugar quiet
steady there was large bu.ipe,s in the car,v n.,t
OF the week. Tea sIishty declined; common Courou.
ls 2hd. ralow slighty advanced: q1o,ed at els I'd.
oIs 3D. Linseeo cakes active and slightly sdvanced
Frh oils dull Lnseed oil. 29s. 9d. . 30s Spirits Of
turpentine dull, at a3s. 81. q 34s
HAvRE MARKEr.
FOR the week ending 14th, inclusive. Rreadrtu1s dull.
Pot ashes dull Coffee quiet Ois-LutIe inquiry and
prices weak Rice and sugar steady. Lard dull
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Arrived from New York, 18th, Henrietta, at the PHI:
Groo, and Hersilia In the Clyde; 16th Roger ana
Amazon at Shields Drcadnousht and Str Robert Peel u
Liverpool.
Arrived from New Orleans leth Pocahontas at Liver
pool.
Arrived from Charleston, 10th, g. G. Owens, At Liver
Arrived from Baltimore, 10th, black hawk q. Liver.
pool S
Sailed for New York 14th, A. N. lawrence from
Shields ~
sailed for New Orleans 18th, Flora Mcdonald and
Rochambeau from Deal
The Guide from Zanzibar Aden ran lahore near ,hn
latter place the 4th September The crew were saved
The vessel aud cargo q total loss.
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James NcCnrcch, prominent ctisen ~ pefcrsburr,
ys sss married Thur,day evenins, W that city, ~
fyuy o,ciceh rhe conplc over W Riehmond the
,are evening 10 srcnd the hnne snf he taken
,tes ,r6oeriv 81 the surre- ianle ~ the srsusood
uru.e and dd at half lssi eleven o ocs The sans nsbt
me rspsts that announce hs marriage ann yuaoe bis
dfath aleo
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An attempt had been made 70 Introduce arms into Han
ssyy. English ve,sels en- aged Ia the enterprise
Austrian preparations i,r were nuIrg a, Man
tina n
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THE FEELING IN RICHMOND.

RICHMOND, Nov. q, 1890.
The CHARLESTON Revc publishes letter from ex Prcsl.
dent Madison secession, written 70 Hon. Alexander
RivS, which has been pubahsd before II Wa
called forth by Communication In the Reveg writen
by Rve unter the signature Of "a Friend 70 the Union
and State Rishhn II 10 published pvbafim from the
manuscript, and bears date but answer 70 n,
rritien BY Rves, dated January II, 1859 From II I
tate the following extract
90 consider The proceedings Of Virginia 10 es and
90 ~ oountenancng the doctrine that State viii
.eoede from iis oousttuionsl compact with the other
states rghual seosssion requires the Of the
others abuse q the compact aosovlrg the seceng
party hon the obligations imposed by H. An inference
~ nj VIZ 60, ~ ~, snss Us 'gn. 70 seoeae
right 70 sceede from 10 In other words 10 turn against
"a .lil out of s union with them But such doctrine
would not tll Of late have been paaiable anywhere,
for.
sce u stated that Robert sooli, OF Tsoquair. IL
spoken Of for Lincons Cabinet He would not give half
svmuch s.sisfacton 70 The Union men of Virginia a.
Bolts, IN my opinion.
Bos' great Lypchbu-sh speech has been stereotyp~d
IN Philadelphia ard 10 beps printed for general eircua
uon rhorfaDds Of copies 70 scattered ovor tha
state before The meeting Of tho tegsaoe By the Uaon
men. win no doubt do much 70 slAy the dkanlou
excitement
me Bark Presidents held meeting 70 day 10 consider
he report Of the Committee Of Directors Thcy desides
70 receive deposit and pay ont tne bills Of all solvent
banks IN The State except the Bank ~ Winchester the
Bank Of the Old Dominion at Pe,erssurg the ,anh of
phipl, the Bank Of Fsirmount, the Bank OF B~xley,
The Banks of Wheeling and branches and he Bank Of the
Valley and branches not including the Bank staunton
and The BANK At christiAnsburs
Exchange rates between Richmond and the Hsrthsrn
eies varies from 70 ten per Basnsss s ooa.
hned 70 the brokers.
ne markets are cheerful this week than lSt
Articles for which the South depending the North
have advanced account of the dissrrapgecni of ex
change. Flour very dull AM holders willing 70
.e for cssh a. % 10 There peas potatoes In
ms
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Aolprxr oy Ersic The pres s unanimous IN praise
of Ia Juve.n and the star Of Ulmsn ~ sgan 10 Tho "
oendart Second performance Of" Ia Juve" W night
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THE MISSISSIPPI LEGISLATURES.

JACKSON, Nov. "a 1890.
The legislature organized bsay. The GJvcraor,
r,e.aso ~s delivered 1s -ss uncompto oisoe
rhe members are unsnirnou. for secession
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ATTEMPT TO BURN THE ALABAMA CAPITOL.

Nosrc NKsT, Nov. II 1850
An attempt made I, burn the Asssms atsse Cspi.
iol this morning by nrng tn doors Of the third story
negro discovered The Hrc ard extlngusbed ~
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SPAIN.
CIIINA.

me corrapotd>seo Auogrota ssse's thai The Queen
va ,nch nj
CHINA.
Tho Paris rfe,r tbs the lateft tel graphic
sea or N, m =r Rope Grant fay suho'izce ihe nope
tba reeotrye " AIMS rill rot ne necessary IN Gina
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CAMP MEETING INcIDEEr.-The read
ers of this may remember the story OF
the 'soapiug' Of the signal horn. This
story runs, that, when certain revivaiist
celebrity took up the horn, 10 summon
the wor.hippers to service, after dinner,
one day, ho blew strong blast Of soft
soap all over the astonished BRETHREN
1t is also said that the brother was so
wrath at lis joke that he cried ont aloud
Brethren, have passed through many
trials and fluctuations, but nothing like
this. | have served the ministry for
thirty years, aud in that time have never
uttered profame word, but I'll be cuss-
ed if | can't whip the man that soaped
that horn
Well, this is 3 strange stoty; but we
have, from reliGbIe authority, something
little stronger in the sequel to the same
incident This is given 10 us as follows
Some two days after the horn-soaping,
tall swarthy, vilIainous booking desper-
ado stroled on the grounds and leaned
against tree. listening to the eloquent
exhottati IN to repent, which was being.
made by the preacher. After ehilo be
became interested finally affected, and
then taking position on the anziJus seat,
commenced grooming in the very bitter,
uess' OF hissorrow. The clergyman walk
ed down and endeavored to console him.
No consolation-he Was too great q sin
ner, lie said, Oh, no there was pardon
for the vlest. No, be was too wicked
there was no mercy for him.
why, what crime have you commit
ted I? said the preacher, have you slol
eng
ooh, worse than that
what have you bv violence robbed
female innocence of it's yirtueG
Worse than that-oh, worse than
thatn
'Ahrder is it" gasped the Lorr;fel
preacher.
Worse than THAR groaned the smitten
sinner
The excited preacher commenced
peeling eff his outer garments.
Here, brother Cole' shouted he, hold
my coat-I've found the fellow that soap
ed that hornI
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be able to veto any aggranlizlng schemes
for the mere purpose OF charging Sla-
very.
In the popular vote tho Republicans
have gained largsly since 1856. In
Pennsylsania the Democ, atic majority
over Republicans was $4,000, and over
both Republicans and Americans l,oo0.
Tue last local election gave 10000 over
the Democrats. Ia New York the mi
ted Democratic and American yote was
ii 900 over Fremont. If the Chicago
Convention should select candidate who
would not be personally Objectionable in
that State, there is no doubt but he would
triumph 10y large minority. In Iowa,
the united Democratic and American
vote was 1000 over Fremont. In 1859
the Republican majority was 5000
clear.
In Illinois, in 1856, the united Dem
ocratic and American Vote was 46,UOO
against Fremont, and The Democrats had
5000 clear majority. Yet n 1858 when
Douglas was in the field as the Champi-
on Of Popular Sovereignty, the Republi-
cans had $500 majority in the popular
vote. The indications are that hereafter
Illinois will rank herself among the Re
publican States.
Thrust be evident to every fair and OBJ
servant mind that tho Republican party
is great and growing party, that its
principles are eushrined in the affections
Of the people, and that its prestige of
successive victories since 1856 will give it
great advantage over the pro-sIayery
party in the election which is to come
off next Mover Der. With proper Sc
lection of candidates. rs to relations to
the great questions of the times and 10
cality. we have no doubt Of successful
sue of the campaign. The hand wri-
ting is upon the wall.-.StilgCater Res
Senger.
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The End Annual Fair
OF TIE
PIERCE co. lie. SOCIETY
WILL BE HELD
Al Prescott on Wednesday, and Thurs
day, Sept. 12th and I3th, 1860.
OFFICERS or THE SOCIETY.

Presidont:-D. o, Bailey, Chlton;-
Vice Presidents WIN. Iowes, Pres
colt; Ellsworth Ch.}ds, Clifton; Milton
Webster, River Fa,as; J. Isacsor, Mar
tell; W. e Dennison, Oak Grove; J.
Bcar,lslev, Trim0ele; VIM Teare, Per
~; John Hurley, Fl Paso; E, Qaimhy,
damon Bluff; Daniel Taylor, Trenton !;
Chas. r. Tyler, Isabelle; n. $. Brown ;
Hartland; A. Harris, Pleasant Valley :
Treasurer j. II. Southwick, Prescott;
Recording Secretary; Smith r. Gum,
Prescott; Corresponding Secretary =
O. Gibbs Jr. Prescott.
sUPERINTENDEyTs OF DEPARTMENTS.
Grain. Seeds, Garden Products, Fruits
&C. NJ. Oakley.
Dairy AID Household Products.-J.
NJ. Bailey.
Ladies Department:-G. W. C.eve-
land.
Fine Arts:--J. II. M'IZco.
Music w. +. Cross.
Mecdanics p. Herzog.
Horses ond Mules: -Goorge P. Smith
CatHe:-J. M'AIurphy,
Sleep and Swine:-C. G. Bruce.
Poultry :--Sylvestcr Moore.
Ploacing:-J. r. Rice.
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CLEAELIEEss.-With what care and
attention do the feathered race wash
themselves, and put their plumago in Or
der. And how perfectly neat, clean aud
elegant do they appear. Among the
beasts of the field, We find that those
which are the most cleaniy are generally
the most gay and cheerful, or are distin-
guished by a certain air Of tranquility
aud contentment, and singing birds are
always remarkable for the neatness Of
their plumage. So great is the effect of
cleanliness upon a man, that it extends
even to bis moral character. Virtue nev-
er dwelt long with filth; nor do l believe
there was ever person scrupuloasly at
tentige to cleanliness who was consul
mate villain RunJord
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MR. HICKMAN, of Pa, very truly said
IN the House: Il have learned that a
man may support every measure of a
Democratic Administration, yet if be
votes against single interest Of slavery
ne IS no Democrat and fhe votes against
every measure of the Administration ana
will sustain the interests of slavery. he is.
OF course. n good Democrat" Slavery
and Democracy mean now pretty near
the same thing.
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COUNTY OFFICERS.


c. II. CAIRNS, Register of Deeds; Office
in Wise'S Block, Broad Street.
j. II. SOUTHWICA, County Treasurer ;
Office in Wise's Block.
HENRY p. AMES, Sheriff; E. N. RED
MON, Deputy; Office over City Bank in
Wise's Block. Broad Street
p. d. PIERCE, District Attorney, office at
Trimbelle.
All. YOUNG. Clerk of Circuit and County
Courts; @. GIBBS, Jr., Deputy; Office in
Eisa's Block.
OLIVER GIBBS, j.. CLERK Of Comfy So
pervisors; \. II. YOUNG. Deputy. office in
Nise's Block.
WN. HOWES, County Judge; Office in
Wise's Book.
P. V. WISE, Special Court Commissioner
under the new code.
JAMES Il. HUNTER, County Surveyor !;
Office at Pleasant Grove
OLE WINGER. Coroner. Office at Martel.
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FANoIEs WRITTEN BY TIE FIaELIaHr.
One of the first fame es suggested By the
freight is. that everybody ancies that he
can poke the fire better than anybody
else. Philosophy may speculate as to
Whist can be the Gauss which generates
this fancy, but it is doubtful il philosophy
will ever make much progress towards
solving the mooted point, How un
grateful is man! The fire is the warmest
friend man has, and yet it is. perhaps,
the one he most delights to turn his back
upon. But use it as he may, the fire is
incapable Of returning his ingratitude-
Ono never knew the fire to give one the
cold shoulder. When cinder shoots out
many say it is their coffin. She words
are not So different as at first thous BIT
they may seem to us. Thole are many
men wh2 make, by oyerwork at t, their
money box their coffin. The fire makes
report when something bright comes
out of it. The same thing happens gen
orally with the fire Of wit. When brill
liant things come out, it is pretty Ger
tain there will be report Of them
Punch.
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Eg~ The Chronicle contains IN arti-
tile denounc;ng the editorial use of the
word "we." As we use we, it cannot
be expected that we Will agree with what
the Chronicle says Of we. Besides, the
way we use We, is not open to the objec-
ton Of the Chronicle. We, in this Office
use we, tn signify editor and devil, both
of these personages agreeing unanimous
ly upon all.mstters eff principle or policy
advocated in the Journal by the author
ity Of I'VE"
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So lha circulation of the N. Y.
Tai5ms has increased $4,000 duriug
The year pat, It's whole circulation now
is $50, $50.
Tie charge for advertising in the
Weekly Tribune is 81 25 per line, for
each insertion.
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Ag The vote on Chief Justice is yery
close. Last week, we thought Dixon
was surely elected. A little later, tie
prospect was good for Sloan, and now
again, Dixon seems to be the winner
The matter will hardly be decided until
the official canvas is made.
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ST ROGER A. PRYOR has male Lin
self the suqiec: Of general ,idicuIe By
f o!:shlg cba. enging Potter to Eight, and
when the Badger Boy promptly and IN
expectodiy accepted the Challenge ANA
named bowie knives as the weapons the
valorous Virginian felt faint and hid
rather not DO il. He was wiling to risk
tie chance Of q pistol shot, by an inexpe-
r.cnced hand, whi,e lie was an adept
with that weapon, but he could not bear
The thcught Of having Potter insert a big
knife in some of the tender spots Of his
dainty flesh. Pryor has evidently been
= student Of Fa!staf's philosophy, and
holds that "discretion is the better part
Of salor."
Such men as Potter and Burlnrame
will soon make 'the code, and the prac
tico under it, very unpleasant and I'M
fashionable.