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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-10-13

! Flaa is steady at So Is to 8 ~ Wa'A D"'01o
! figures 49,, thouo1 inactive. We have
onv 70 notica o.dav 100 bids fair grocery ouon'
| ut II 1ic. :,o4 ord nominal for large
lots, at So AZ to 43; small lots are repot
/ IA for Western. -.
! New YorlE Markets
! MONEY MARKET. san, ,,et.
! The ew York Times of Wednesoas' WV
says: : :5;,,@=,a5$s = >, a. c.ol1d Room
The supply of Gold was made easier can't was made for
than Yesterday and only to pc. eep Co ~ ner cent
its nse until Wednesdaym in place OF be b nrice ot
day as paid from Monday until Tuesaay y though the
was also lower by by 10 sales o morning
tu cent Early in the dsy tnere
Was nartial in the business a i on Tandon
for the Boston steamer and aa The price OF Gold
saan ~ saned the demand fell off and the
closed fiat at lot per cent Nth nryate lenders
The course of Money at Bank anu nn trna oted
WAS nute steady at the cheap rates for s9e so ~
s t nni saav m cali TO the Stock Brokers ~ W
per cert The rates on prime paper oa a ne Banka
also steady at to per cent m can to be
now preerrng TO- place ~ advance IN sales that
| occur later in the season
. PRODUCE MARKET. 60. "a.
NEW YORK, Tuesday October inds yMo et mi prices
inquiry prevails for the prnopa 1nm 70 a2c Maraca
5svs ,1 q 2SS g to 2Ss Rio
and ST. Domingo 1914 to 7o IN goa sl sales ~ BAGS
receipts OF Rio have neea n Messrs VIM Scott
Suns s5o nares 45oo per and seoO
Bolivar eoe 5000 PER and SS1 ba
se European sts Sss Rsl basn made Of 1928
md sa08 per Convoy to arrive Ihe mar
kat Closes very firm at our STOCK q ~
hand this monag dayon Ia baas
Rio 49, 84 bags Of yayq so1y "a ssi If e. Dompgo
IilO0O; and OF all descriptions ovof. uo,1,,,n,
STOCK or - NV .iul' ~ Nt''' Bags
.p..g*. 5000
New York. ..o0..o-
| ~ q 49, SO. 1884
| Grapd t3al ,st AVID ienre. esd with apps
rently buyers aan aT 10 so ohieav to sa
dhng grades som - .noe IN OF lss BOO Bales
per 10. sSaa,,a 1aaes s1 ~ asss bales.
against tss1,p s,oYpiESrs III COTTON At THIS PORT.
.,n 4h,o uea, ..s..,..,.o 1863
Recep.s M tnus =. ~. net tuis = tasS. lO385
Recsipts sine siaos seps 1903
keceipts ence a;. sau = Cont ias8 & 8G6 67S
Eeceipis yen yea. ELI enulns ''p 1918
E1or!s Va !u's msen. .en,har ~ = 1A74
Exports N eep ;ea'1oi 1aaa "a = :. al0 s3o
Exports since Dan = e 9oou' !; ,oea Ios ao
- INN MrtreState and Western Flour has been
aoc nar bb the market closing In favor of buyers
auo per II cEn hhia incndtnn VERT nnor to
hnso snnasna State and Western at So o Sid 4O very
ohoee 81 l,g aa State stss so to 10 M lair to
POO. at do 10 fresh nspeoon at sic 90 to
CHOICE etpa 40 ao @ boor to GOOD shppne brands
at aesno sd 90 mp to- si9 10 per bbl We now quote:
ssauana as Sav nv s,sto and western 90
sapesnne me. n!asc auu o''s. 80 ml995
Extra Ss!es ,d,.n. 10 90 @i4 30
Exrs olo round hoop 10 90 @26
Extra Ohip, trade and family brands !2 10 GA a6
Extra denesee 9 rs @4 90 90,
Common to choice hx.s 20 at 90 oud mted
Southern o2r nss saea snns or @ last 4
bo p los At s12 s % iGr poor to gooad ana
oo aoE scarce and Wanted Rye
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Thc Charleston Cotton Marx ct.

Thc Charleston Cotton Market.
Under good demand and light stock. the staple ad-
yanced about cent p tb yesterday with sales of 163
bales as follows: bale at 3Oc at 81 2at32 IL
packed OF 34 l6 at 35 so at 49, % at 1G at 81 at
.s7h9 at 38; at 49, The market closed very firm. We
quote: Z====t
Middling. Observation-Disclosures.
Strict M1ddllng .........................38 .38
s RICE MARKET.-About1 $50 cy. of clean Rice, of the
crop, placed the market yesterday, % tcs
of which sold at 1876 - hundred and 1875 tielces at
p hundred. l==
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Augusta Market.
The receipts are $40 bales. -! =. q
New Orleans Market.

], NEW ORLEANS October 6-Co7ToN The market
opened this morning with very limited inquiry and
continued quite inanimate throughou day The
receipt of private dispatches which were sub quenty
confirmed py tho pross kilograms announcing ncreas
ed weakneps New York. materially contributed to
general dullness and although factors anxious to
sell and willing to make concessions, stl buyers pre-
ferred awaiting further Developments. Under these
circumstances the sales were confined to $50 Bales
taken by five brokers' at prices appro1imating the fol
lowing quotations.: Ordinary 20 to 3lc Good do 50 to
$40; Low Middling 3s to Sic; aud MddIing nominal
STATEMENT OF COTTON. s,*=s = sss1=E5
Stock hand September 1st 1866 bales 100000
Aeceived TO-DAY. ........... M snl z
As''1''1 p1'''0u' 'A''' " . ~ 2l.e28
=. 7755#5s =s...53 .124, ,olo
Cleared Cleared issaSn:,v to-day; q 25n III
- - - Il, ,7so
stock on hand ~ 8228O'
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STOCK on A8nc olLoo
Tho olearances arc exclusively fer New York.
are confined to 10 hhds yellow olarlhed Sugar. from the
upper coast; Mo'asaes There is none of the pro-
duction If Louisiana the maj ket and Only small
stock of that Of Cuba. The demand is local. and only
Of retail character and prices about the same IS
previously. ,,.s
lot Of 100 boxes fair Cuba Sugar sold at l24o y
tits retailing at 12a to 100 q 1b Of Molasses only
small retail sales making ut 65c q gallon for good
Cuba. It is quoted By the cargo at to $50 p gal:
Ion. 455sfi 5ssH3
. FnE1aHrs- ecsrcity OF tonnage and consider
able Offering especially for ooastwse ports the rates
very frm They 10 p 1b for Cotton for New YORK,
land 10 for Boston by steam. By sail for New York
and Boston they 10 y ii for Cotton and 70 to 300
bbl for Flour Sailing vessels for Liverpool are obtau
Ing GIG to I'd for Cotton and for Havre 20.
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Lard is also quiet with sales in retail lots as oo ~ 80
and lIe for Westarn Mass pork is he firm At 9o-

Lard is also quiet with sales in retail lots o. r u0 At
and l0Ko for Western Mess Pork is ne ID III" ~
tA1rLyerpool Ground is in good demana epass steady
stock much roduceds We quote dealers thoneh not so
at Fines also unchanged: 1ssnd IS in good
supply market s dull quote lots from
Per bushel. .,,.z..o,o inoniry; quote So
to 25 sales of 100 bushels IN los a. ia also In better
demand with sales Of parcas h1 M these
Fla1 is steady at ss 10 to ~, win pu''lS :.
market is firm though naetSs a ID ots
only to notice today cd 100 bids fair grocery ou0'
ut IL 1ic.& ...,,ot ond nominal for large
a g narses sns a to
A for Western.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CHA EsToN.
Arrived Yesterdnye

arrived YoSLerOhys lOG4' 70
Bark Priscilla (of Yarmouth; Mel Edevean, Now
York-sailed Sept 81 for New Orleans Mdzn; "a
the lst October, about 20 miles due OF Abaco, 1T
commenced bio ing strong from L, with heayy
s.a: the wind shifted to " ut il NJ on the 2d "a
ro,neter at 49, 1t blowing hurricane thronghous te
day during which carried the nainmast toretop
raantmast mizzentopmsBt with everything attached ;
had the decks swept lost boats the rudder nead got
twi ,ed off lost hatch houses bu warks, and hove the
ship her beam ends where so femanea "a nSa suYsn
rate and on tho morning of the Sd, the weather had
calmed down. when the bark was found to DO only l6
miles from tho land wi irl was plain III sight. At
the Sd until the 9Th inst was continually in sight Of dis.
abled vessels. Pass large ship mailing from Brsto
Eng with painted ports full poop,
small midship house, dismastod and aba1uoned; she
was apparently in ballast trim. Lost overheard John
White. seaman, supposed to belong to London.
ZAT QUARANTINE =
Br sohr Brothers, Hoagkins, droen Turtle Key, Ba-
hamas, days Oranges, 10 Canale
Cleared Yesterday. Ocr. II
Steamship Cumberland, Frazier, Baltimore-Wills q
nr sehr Alert Mann, Carbarion, Cuba-J a Enslow &
schr y G Irwin, Atkins, Boston-Willis I; ohiso1m.
Went TO Sen Yesterday. - (Ocr. II
Steamship Cumberland, Frazier, Baltimore.
Schr Alba Adams, Boston:
Scbr II Caldwell. McCormack Now YORK.
eehr + G Irwin, Atkins Boston.
s.hr Maine Law, Amsbury, Georgetown, c.
schr Mury Banks, smith, Georg gotown, sc. -.
UP for this Port.
Steamship Star of the South Reed. Baltimore to sail
oct 49, =I1..
Steamship Adele, HALL a. Baltimore to sail Oct 10.
Cleared for this Port.
Steamship Granada, Burslcy, at New York, Oct 0.
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RnItilnore Nuarlkct.

BALTIMORE October 9.-CorFEE-We report the
SAFE OF So00 bags Rio, Of bark Clifton .ken for
NOW YORK, on private terms. Good to prime invoices
are quoted at l8A to 10 cents and choice 19A cents
eold we also report from second hunds 200 bags
oy; 90 mats Ceyon 81 cents. currency The late heavy
sales nave redueea the stock Of M In importers hands
to ABOUT 2aoo oass consisting of 2On bags cargo of
Queen. ~ -
CorroN-Has further declined with small sales to day
of middiing Upland at 81 conts at which figure the
market closed quiet. i#' -
: FLouR.-Receips and stock light, and market
firm at full prices. with good trade and mode
rate shipping demand. We report sales not before
given, OF bbs City Mills Super SO 75 500 do do
delivered at New York, at $40 ST. 100 obs do today Of
$l1 also loo do choice Western at SILL and smal lot
of City Mill shipping Extra at $14 75 Corn Meal last
sale was at s6 l5 now held at SIS 25 We revise our
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Savannah BIarket.

SAVANNAH, October 1D.-E1CHAEGE-Owing to the
brisk shipment of Cotton lately, Exchange on New
York being freely offered by Outsiders st discount
The Banks purchase at x off, and sell at par.
No transactions reported in sterling.
FBEIGHTs-Continue active by steamer, though by
sail little Offering. and at reduced rates. number OF
vessels of large tonnage having arrived in port En-
gagements have been made sawed stuff to Boston ct
$12 on timber to Boston at $13 on sawed stuff to
Baltimore at $l0 One two vessels are loading for
Buonos Ayres at 500 In gold, with primage.
The following are the ruling rates: ~.
To New York, on Cotton per steamer. so
To Boston. Cotton per ste amer ............. 20
To tirore, on Cotton, per steamer 00
10 Philadelphia on Cotton, per steamer. 30
To Philadelphia; on Domestics. tics............... rs
OoTToN-Ourl last weeks review closed with droop-
ing market The sudden and decided ralying OF prices
evidently overwrought by speculaors In New York.
and the reaction consequent thereto has acted during
the past week as damper, with little doing, and de-
oine of &c the highest figure previously attained
say 400 for New York middltngs
To-day, however, VIC got more encouraging news. and
quite an active demand prevailed with saes Of about
800 bales, on the basis of 35c for New York middngs
Augusta Market.Z asl
AUGUSTA, October 1.-THE money market continues
stringent Brokers are buying Gold at lA9 and selling
at 155. silver-Buying 1873 and selling at l45
bet to-day We note Haes Of $40 hales follows viz
.s5, at IS L. 163 at Al at s8 IL at So l-2 III at
.37. - ,5ss.z4. .t.=5., !, SO
The receipts are $40 bales. 2 ~ - :.
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Liverpool market-Per steamer Pc, sin.

LIVERPOOL, September 2l.-Money is abundant. ~
mas NOS yetgven much impulse to business, out co.
siderable arrangements for future extensions are IN IN
active progress The continued unfavorabe state OF me
weather 6y which ne.tourth OF the crop is put in'o
jeopardy inculcates caution for tho present !,
BhEADsrUFrs-The progress Of housing the crops is
very slow, and much of the Wheat will he OF inferior
quality The Potato disease is beginning to be Spoken Ken
port about 1000 qrs Wheat and 10 ZOO qrs Indian Corn
here was large attendance at Tuesdays larkt.
Wheat fetched fully former prices. Flour was t'se
lower rates. To-day there was q moderate attendance,
and at the commencement further advance IS asked
but not paid; eventualiy fair consmpllve business
Was nen Wheat at former prices. Flour was III goou
demand at full rates. Indian Corn rather easier again
at 27s Gl per quarter but closed with buyers AZ ha1
price.
CoTToN.-We have had an animated demand through
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-10-13
Wilmington 91arket.

WHn1IHEtOH 71uTRet'z5z==z=
WILMINGTON October -TuRpENr1NE.-W no,
tce advance Of loo per bb yesterdays quotations.
Sales Of 500 bbs at 81 60 for virgin and yellow dip per
$50 lbs. s5I 5i9.
SPIRITS TuRpEN11NE-1n this article there is an ad.
vance of to &c per gallon sales to-day of 102 bDs at
6lK to 62Sc for country and CSC for New York paok
ages, '.sez.sszz.
CorToN.-Alarket improving: pales Of several small
lots at 81, 81 Y to 58c for m tddling.
Ros1N. Transactions limited. A small lot of No q
changed hands at 50 SO to rs. zs - as#
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IttcU7 uFH'I
LONDON GRAIN MARRET-Wheat unaltered. Barley
1s dearer cargoes aoat in small compass and not much
wanted. Wakefeld-Dry Wheat nearly maintains the
late advance. Manchester Trade Report-The advicee
from Liverpool and New York cause more active busi-
ness. .:,.e.. - ..--.. =. .a--.- =
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red received to day. Demand active particularly for
red, and choice samples sold to &c higher for mng.
We e,ort sales OF 1000 bushels white embracing III
fsrior prime, So 81 to 12; 1850 bush Is prime ard
choice red s3 % TO 2 bulk at the later 1000 bushels
fair to good do 50 9Q tos Corn-2350 bushels white
and 270O bushels yellow efered Included in thu sales
were prime white at ST. Is, aud 1910 bushes good to
prime yellow at 81 1! to 49, oats-57Oo bushels offer
ed market rather easier sales favorins buyers We
port 2OO bushels at 55c 400 do So GUc closing quiet
RyeWe report sale of 100 bushels ut 81 rs; but at
The close was offered at 81 20.
MoLAssEs s-Nothing doing; stock Very light In first
hands, and offers little opportunity for selections. Quo
tations nominally unchanged.
PRoyIs1oNs-Bacon hrs been in good demand to-day,
principally on Southern ORDERS We report sales of so
to rs casks. including Shoulders at 10 l7c, mostly
OF the latter and Sides 20c; clear rib do 204cHams
are scarce notice sale of sou pieces. out of condi
ton private terms quote sng.r cured canvaesed rs
to 261sc, as to fancy. Nothing doing in Euk Meats
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Mel,,ornn nda.

MemOrAnda.
The scbr obi Fellow, Captain Wakfer, arrived
at Savannah Yesterday morning, 10th inst in DISTRESS
sba was bound from hilton Head 10 Charleston, with
cargo Of assorted and t; oa the
and some rigging, ana lost deck load by heavy soas
sweeping 1t awe
The Br bark Stampede, bound from Now York for Ha.
yana with valuable cargo, put in at Tybee on Tuesday
Last. having lost both topmasts j.bboom, bowsprit,
lower mast hoad and had all her sails carried away III
the late gale.
The steamsh City of Bath. which arrived at eavan
nah on the 1Ut passed on Monday last large three;
nased schooner painted black with red stripe around
her The vessel had her bowaprft carried away, ana
NAV have been otherwise injured as she was n tow OF
steamer. Also reports passed on Tuesday q steamer
supposed to be the Eutaw, steering south
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MONEY! MARKET. ,ho nth instant
The New York Times of Wednesday' wv

fnFAf ooI0oa
o1aS.Hss j been quiet snd depre, sed With appa-
ren than IS sellers 4e IN oev e @srse X
NOR H. sales ana resaes since our last. 2l00 bales.
against receipts ot s'ss ~ COTTON Il THIS PORT
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Strict Middling ...................s

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-05-16
ID L II u {:

At DcsMoines on Sunday, May 18th, Of inflammato-
ny rheumatism, HENRY w. PETIT, Gagged about 35)
editor of the lo,cd homestead His remains were ta
ken to Kenosha Wis.
We knew HENRY well: had many pleasant walk
and talk with him at McGregor and at Dubuque. lie is
well known Dubuque local writer, en- army
pendent and in his late position Genial racy, talented
and young; just settled in home; in business that
promised fame and fortune-it seems cruel in Death to
take him from place of usefulness which few OF his
late editorial compeers ably fill; but Death has
no mercy and in time all of hear that sum-
mons from which there is noappea. Webcg to extend
to his surviving heartpartner the assurance of our
warmest esteem for her late husband sncerest
coincidence in this hour of her alicton. As the dead
cannot hear and the living half of the ruined domestic
temple is unknown to u.s. well claim that our
pen is running in formal channel of grief
In Hardin, April so, CARRIE, infant daughter of
DR.. j. S. and Mary A. Green. Aged three weeks and
three days.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-05-16

d CoNvENTIoS.--Thc Democratic State
Convention at Dcs Moines is postponed to
July 18th. If dozen or so of impracti-
cable democrats in the state would leave it
for their country's good, or be persuaded
to stay at home and permit an enlightened
policy to rule the convention instead of OBJ
trusivcly mixing into constitutional dclib-
crations, the party acrimony of the past,
a la Thad. Stevens, it will be worth while
to attend. If, on the contrary, the convcn-
ton is to be ruled or ruined by radicals
Of the stripe Of Dean, Byington, that chap
at Council Bluffs, and Hutchins, ct al, it is
scarcely worth while to expect many to WIS.,
it the Capitol. Having no present axes to
grind and believing VIC never shall have,
we can afford to say what We please. Go
on with your show, gentlemen. If you,
the RAIDS. Of our party, can't see that adj
vocating the annexation of Texas at this
time isn't the foolishcst folly, we despair of
convincing you that dead questions arc
played out. Our business is WiM the pres
cm. Let us meet the Ire issues-the
'dcad may bury the dead for all our ef-
fort,
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w. 3. ALLIsoN.-We are favored with
the Globe, containing marked copy Of
the speech of our member on the Niagara
Ship Canal. We are obliged to William,
but our columns will not.pcrmit its publ
cation consistently with the general range
of local and other interests which agitate
the public mind. Speeches on Ship canals,
Pacific railways, the French question, the
Rinderpest, &C., &c., arc very safe switch
cs'' for gentlemen who ore reluctant to
pitch into a committee on the Reconstruc-
ton policies of President johnson and the
present Constitution-amending semi-na-
tional Convention now assembled in WASH
ington and politely called "Thc Congress
of the United States" W. Is. A. is can
didate for denomination and it is not ad-
visable to advance rapidly in the direction
of either of the elements which now threat
en- each other at Washington. Public Of
icers are troubled some in this, as well as
l., etl.e- diets;ots,. and -.ho NJ. c. pilots tn
the House Of Greenbacks must 20 slow or
their dependents are lost.
We learn that Capt. Adams Of Dubuque,
is figuring 10 beat Allison in convention
Our choice is neither.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-05-16

HUrFscMNIDT.-This is the name of an
eminent gentleman located at the modest
village Of Lansing. What Charley ever did
to entitle him to the fame he carries, VIC
arc at a loss to know-pcrhaps it was the
loss of rial of refreshments on his re-
turn, once, freEi Copper Crock with par
ty of friends-perhaps land we guess this
is the correct explanation Tho was once
che best hotel keeper Lansing ever saw,
and travellers used to tell us that there was
no better house than the st. Nicholas, this
side of Now York.
Well, the st. Nicholas is again open and
that most accommodating gentleman JOHN
ScHINzEI, Esq. is the landlord. We know
Mr.. S., and therefore, are not writing
blindly. The rooms are neat, we'll ycnti-
lated-.he beds as clean, the tables Us rich
ly laden, the crockery and furniture as
beautiful and artistic as under the admin
istration Of Mr.. and Mrs. Huffschmidt, and
that is saying enough for any one house in
Iowa. Those who visit Lansing will find
the St. Nicholas equal to the best hotel
west Of the Atlantic.
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If Pat Richardson, of the McGregor
Times, will call at the Union office he will
hear Of something to his adyantage.-lNaa-
ison Union.
Thank YOU Desirin. to visit YOUR beau
tiful city ere long, we take occasion to
herald our advance by stating that the
Union, in its present hands, both Editorial
and Printorial, is unsurpassed in the west.
The Capitol sparkled with wit, life and
the choicest of clippings-so did the Dem
oc,'at; their combination in the name Of
the Union was transfer of the merits OF
both to new organization. Conservative,
lold, racy, and most elegantly printed, we
conclude the people of Wisconsin will give
it a circulation which will o'er-reach tho
most sanguinc anticipations entertained by
it's conductors at the time of the union o
the two journals.
We would have been to see you before
now, gentlemen, but for an indispositior
which sometimes takes almost all the pc
ctry out of life or association. Success tt
you. -,..s
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EcoNoMY is WEALTm.-Therc is moth
ing which goes so far towards the placing
of young people beyond the reach of pow
crty, as economy in the. management of
household affairs. 1t matters not whether
u man furnishes much or little in his fami-
ly, if there is a continual leakage in his
parlor it runs away, he knows not how,
and the demon Waste cries "Morc ~ like
the horsc-leach's daughter, till he that pro-
vidcs has no more to give.
1t should be the husbands duty to bring
into the house, and it is the duty of the
wife to sec that none goes wrongfully out
of it. A man gets wife to look after his
affairs, and to assist him in his journey
through life +; to educate and prepare their
children for proper station in life, and
not to dissipate his property. The hus-
bands interest should be the wifc's care,
and her greatest ambition to carry her no
further than his welfare or happiness, to-
gethcr with that Of her children. This
should be her sole aim and the theatre of
her exploits in the bosom of her family,
where she may do as much towards max
ing a fortune as in the counting-room or
workshop. It is not the money earned
that makes the man wealthy, it is what
he saves from his earnings. Self-gratifca-
ton in dress, or indulging in appetite, or
getting handsome furniture, or entertain
ing more company than his purse will al
low, are equally pernicious.
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RETURNED.-Isaiah w. Hubbard, once
rfallaur-n;tiuAa,--.,e.~l long Of tho ,aae.,n-
tains-called the other day and no one but
his daughter, Mrs. Charles II. Barron,
knew him. Our intimacy with him in
1860 was close, but we knew him not when
he addressed us. To see man of 60 &c
to Colorado and receive him in six years
after looking only .ftiy years old: upset us.
Judge Hibbard is late of Montana-is
| wealthy, and in very fine health.