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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-22
New York Merket.
MONEY AGABHHT

! H''-f -I'-.H Ittt "a AoONhx MABhET. ell r . tf I.. "l .Nt
The New York Evening Post. OF Saturday. October 10.
Says
Tho gold room 10 dnll. Coin was scarce for delivery
early IN the day. and lenders e1acted f.om borrowers
~ IVA commiHeton, besides the use OF the currency.
The loan market IA unsettled. but there Is little note
md mono bnt the hest biiia are IN favor, the rates be aii
aS A'1O for short date paper Of high grades, and 10 o Ia
Stock Exchange loans are Z per cent. and there Is NO
euoh pressure % caused borrowers q fow days ago to
pr to Fay a heavy commission to tho lender In addition
70 the lawful rate o~ftnterest in currency.
amounts Of available capital which is awaitidg safe tenn.
porary Investment, cause some persons to anticipate o
few are sansuine enough to looffor lower rates sorsomss
time to come.
w (. i PRODUCE MARKRr. %.a{i}. .
New YORK, October 19.-FLouR, Gc.-The market
for Western aud state Flour 10 less active and Is q soc
lower. the decline most noticeable On the low grades Of
Southern Flour 10 $50 lower and dull. ssles of 500 bbls
etSl07e si3 fr common 70 good Baltimore aud country
aaAIH-rhe wheat market under liberal offerings and
less favorable news from Europe prices have declined 8 q
ta e esane spsnsa . h soSy ;saa closed y ssa.a aSos.lNc lower. At
Corn is agstn lower. this less favorable nows from Eau.
rope and the moderate speculative demand give buyers
Pno,vauoss.-We have had . fair demand for , pork to.
e e;S:.a but Si,, p adS sos are decidedly lower. and the market
nj sss. s5s !: s'e 10 1 sss es's'y ' sas ;.a ss'ss q s%s sGs se, es
Lard is dull and heavy. some 500 paekagess steam lard
etl4Ec, and retail lots at lax q 14Hc; city 10 quoted st
~BUTTEn-Continues In good demand, and prices frm.
we quote as follows: Goshen and Orange County, pals. a
p. 40 Q coo; State Arlips and tubs. good to choice So .
tOc; state tubs, Welsh. good to choice SO $50; Ohio,
GHEzsE-Also rules Arm. and .. fsir demand pre-
faiis. We quote rs follows State factory. good
e ;hq stss. is as Z ass PEI sso Rsu1 Il s .,ssd A., p g ESod ms 90
Conn, IS Q lac; Engdsh dairy, pineapple, Il o lao.
! CoT1oN-The market has advanced fully No q pound.
n aaS,sss y A;alas 2oct er Middlins Upland, whinh checks
lDssps'' iHS 5SIsadI r1or4aa. ma Ill., l. i 'o5 ]! / I; I!
Io% Mis.iina. TX 9 1s
s s!ss'1 asasasP isssr ! ~ / g. Sssg ,4 8
are heavy; We quote ct zoe for chipping, and 81 10 "a
! M sss1ltssi ID / jarSssans 81 y e 3D. ..na noae,.,e /
A.mand, prices are steady. Spirits are nooderately active.
$Sstasionss sae sss a. ere soi ia551; il 1 sa,.a T. ap3st, III
Zee. Per gallon IS q SEX cts. Spirits Turpen.
g ne IN bond, per gallon a. q lso, Crude fufpentine, in
per 2so lbs. q Is; Rosins. common, in b6ls, per $50
W 621 a8 70; Rosins. No 2, in hbls, per $50 lbs.
s. III 81; AZ. a & 81! g 3! 1 & d 1 81 n! e q 4 =; 4 II 4 :sss IS;
Ein1ow glsss. in bills Per $50 lbs. % SO q 8 bo.-~Ter.
Eosth scduesy. - bbls, Peg H6l; ss26 4 8 o.: TAT. VIII.
pingeon, IN bbls: per Dbl. % 76a4. Pitch, city, In bbls
Pc * bni. g g g "a rs; Pitch sputherns tp 'bbis. per Dbl
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COMMERCIAL
' Exports. '
L~oNDoN-Per British bark E~lgin-538 bbls Spirits Tur-
pontnc, 1882 bbls Rosin.


M '| EXPORTS.
L~ONDON-Per British bark Elgin-b38 bbls Spirits Tur.
pondnc, 1882 bbls Rosin.
Tho CharlcstOn Cotton Market. U
OFFICE OF II CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS
CHARLESTON. Monday Evening, Ootober Al, 1867.
Tho staple continues 20 move upward under stimula-
ting intelligence from Liverpool, the stock on sale being
Hight and the demand active, prices improved during tho
day from n to Nc. q Id. Sales $50 bales, cay 9 at 1e: @
at 16H; o. at IT; AZ at Tx; 20 at Tx; 40 at I7x: As at
17A; "a at 10; and 81 at prices not announced.
We quote: A
LIyERPooL CLASSIFICATION, /.
Low middlinB. GS-
Mluunng
HuAct hhuuun3. O.
AUgus Market.
AUGUSTA, October 19.-CorxoN.-Tho market opened
quiet this morning, and sales were made ct 16 o 1870
for New York middlings. On the receipt Of an advance
ket became stronger, and sales were readily made at half
. cent higher. The demand during. the day was good.
S Snn sne T %srs ss1es elS Ssou nIm to az 81 hS Sa sSr se Th ao 9aoa %aa,
were all bales. The favorable news from Liverpool and
New York indicate moro activity and better prices during
Receipts Of Cotton by the Georgia Railroad for the
week ending Saturday. October 10, 1885,. le41 bales.
ferent railroads for the week ending Saturday, October
10, 1867:
south Carolina Railroad. local shipments, bales 1874
south Carolina Railroad, through shipments,
Augusta and savannah railroad. local shipments. '
Augusta and savannah Railroad, through ship.
menu. SO
Total shipments. 1850
nfohile Market.
MOBIL !, October 18.-CorTon.-There was agood and
general demand to-day, but salos were limited to $50
bales by the light stock Offering and high prices claimed
BY factors. Gaa mszSeso closed Arm at 9 l7c for mid
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walmingtor Market.

WdImfnRtON MNfEot.
WILMINGTON. October 9.--TURPENTINK-The sales
to-day reach abont 610 bbls at 50 80 for Virgin and yellow
dip, and 81 90 for bard. q gao ibs.
SPIRITS TURPEHTINE-Market quiet and prices lower.
Sales Of 100 bbla on private terms, 10 do at 6OHc. and Is
do at 6o p gallon. 'ait.!. tD- M
RosIN-htnrket dull. Sales Of 100 bbla strained at
% 90; 76do do at So; 81 do strained and No. q at SS; 2O4
do No l at 50 so; IS do pale Mt IS so; and liz do extra
pale at Sc. Il. 81. tM 7. TIT. t., t 4U
CoT1oN-sales Ct 2a bales at Is. 16, 16H q Ito p ID for
ordinary and middiing. III -, nh =
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Mobile Market.
MOBIL :, October 16.-CoTToN.-There was good and
general demand to-day, but salos were limited to $50
bales by the light stock offering and high prices claimed
by factors. Hia market closed firm 6. y~ 9 1Tc for mid
ding. ...tt 4tssu.
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New Orleans pTarIke..

"
NEW e October i6.-Corroa.-The market
continues firm and buoysnt: Tho demand for the better
but the absence Of ample supplies Of tho descriptions in
request prevents very heavy operations.
Oferin gs to-dny were wholly inadequate to meet the
views Of buyers. who represented the English. French,
Spanish ano Northern markets; and operations were
Ind in exceptional cases at an advance Of fully 10 per
10 upon the better grades. Advices from Liverpool and
New York are still of a cheering character, and the
gloom in foreign exchange caused by the recent failures
traliscd BY tho competition which exists for tho ciaesin-
cations now IN fsquesS :. ooatsttons 1t she close Of buai-
viz: Ordinary .~nomanal; Good Ordinary is . 17c; Low
Middlng 17H q 1Sc, and Middling 18x q 10. with an un-
mistakable tendency to the outside figures.
stock "a hand Jet september. 1881. ..... baies-ls,ass
Received to-day. 9AS ~
Recea led previously. -. .....-.... 19.767- 20. TOO
r - o. NFf NF tHtFt t.t 'tif . .ivs4 i---
\. .~tAVlGAM,.,. .t>.. .t..t $3.50
Cleared to-day none
Cle,red previously ....... l1,7e4-11 II. 7e4
In ' '-
Stock on hand and ON snipboaid. ....... 24.182
E'-H
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n ma ..L9- u ". slIlus SASIt SIttie 1Sp4'i3 FtsL{4f
Ihere conaeth glad Hdings ofjoy TO oil,
IS ySung aE6. 20 oid. 70 great and 20 sinail:
1ne oeguty which once was 90 p~recfoaas and rarsJ ett
y ffoa for all. and all may be fair, LIT 4 M,
BY t5Ae,use on tt.a.. Y,.s, nsa.,s =
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per, sQszsat Usrefna atataroaa.
October 20 nMd 3I. $780,

OotOOer 10 and 81.
818 bales Cotton, CO. bales Mdse, ISL sacks Flour. "a
peg: Rough Rice, 80 bags Peas, 81 kts Batter, s cass
Catte, = cara Lumber, &c. 40 q n Avsril r. Bon. Rar.
5oSd Agent. j R.Pringle. r !AdGet. Courtenay q Tier.
Solsa. J 8 Rsggss: ! O. v W. Smith, G WNaEzassas 4
re. Adams, Froat L %. Gruber B Martn, G Foiiin, King
Robson; X Rodgers & 90. HI JefFert 8 % 1ads
E1g. Col Lowe. Roper q Stoney, Goldsmith & Son. Gsrt
Kopfif h Jeryey, aiaeser. Lee. Smith & Coz JD Kin
3Sassscs. IL Desaussure. J Aiken 4 Co. Rev J Robests.
hseqpH k6pepayxE Lann&at g. Co, W B Wilisana WP
RRSO SS1s asssesg 4 k9Sih$onl 3 Pbavis, wins j. Hhds53hse.Sf
! s S!s%.ss " 53S IL, Ss 3 Afan AGO. Sc, &; w 5sl $Ssa; : :
~ y = = Kingman. Chisolha Bros. johnston, Crews 6 Zoo.
1TTTGD aLITTfI AfftI
ConsagRees per Nsr4heasterm Raslroaa.
O8tUSef IN. TOE fF31T Il
Z g = = Birkpatricka W Hume, q e PrftchetA, II A Saw
y stoney:. ~ CALDWELL q Sons, a6Hackelford d
Kelly 81 Howard, Dowi6 T. Noise, r Hchrrinn. RaveSanl
z co: = n, Baegstt So, Mo~ty %. AdAnas, Frost &
VI ScfsSSn q N.sSss, G1s5seF, Lee, Smith a CO. ) a
SSsinsasrw Z Ryan. q = Waitsr d 60. dW Wiiiissnas 4
ANN -LA.4.t a. Nah az yLANrst bN.s
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-05
OLYMPIC THEATRE.

Midsummer Nights Dream entered upon lie second
week night We spoke Of tho scenery the OPEN
ing night and only repeat here that each Of che
principal scenes the palace Of Theseus the Forest the
ascent OF Puck brilliant serpent cntwined around
giobs Of pearl Thy the cay pearl not green blue
10 Ia represented in this scenel relbn's panorama
vel OF and the principal attraction in the entire piece
and the triple TRANSFORMATION deserving OF the
highest praise Titanias bower To- however. the weak.
and most unsatisfactory Of the Regarding
the characters, they have had . week TO perfect
themselves In their respective parts and may he
spoken u impartislly Miss Fanny stockton 0beron
has greatly improved since the first night and Is
perhaps Of the attractive pieces Of acting and
singing al present the Metropolitan stage. A t
panion picture Ia the Ttana OF the sDiraec Miss JEFF
fersop. hss Hawthorne 10 the only Of the other
ladies that Helena, Hty susains q shakspearan
Packs lines ought be curtaed for Willie Young for
although he displays much precoc,ty OF talent In tho
part yet his IL TOO Indstnct 10 DO understood be-
you'd tho footghs. Miss Fisher % ,ud NOT sing OF
Arditis watxss among the faries her voice Is too
weak for such brilliant SOLO IL 10 singular that Mr.
Davidge, the best actor In the entire cast not
selected for Bottom the part s exactly suited 10
his irresistible humor and drollcry. Mr.. Fox panto-
mines it very we'll and draws many q laugh, but he
II In the players with degree OF coarseness
smackng strongly Of the east s'de The rest OF the
Of Mendessohn cannot be played dozen and halt
instruments, and consequently Mr. Reirs leadership
could not make this important feature success. In
no the scenery Ia the principal attraction 10 the play
and IT, together with Oboron aud TitaniA, will draw
crowded houses for many nights To come
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wEsTcHEs TER.

THE Ssw GERMAN HosPIrAi- "A movement which for
some time past has been foot among the Teutonc
ecmen, Of tho lower section Of tho county having for
its object the augmentation Of the funds necessary 70
complete the structure being built in seveny sixth
street. New York. TO be used hospital for the uso o.
the German people. eliminated last evening IN vocal
and Instrumental concert Washington Hall, Fourth
street Morrisauia given by the numerous singing
cietics. The affair highly successful, and reflects
great credit the president Of the committees Captain
T. DE Meiignon who had ui charge OF the entire ar
rangement Quite handsome sum was realized
rnE NEW ScnooL AT wnL1AxsBRrDGE.--This pleasantly
situated little building which il almost completely m
ished will ready for occupation by the middle Of this
month"; when il Is expected the opening will take place
under the perinte Of the Board OF Education
for the town OF West Farms The residents Of Williams
bridge and the immediate neigh borhood experience ne
small degree OF satisfaction that that the winter
months arc ming their children will enabled u
attend school without going Fordham, as formerly.
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RICHMOND COUNTY lxrsllIessts.

ELECTION TROUBLES. election has already opened
with slight skirmshss on both sides Difference
Of opinion a. to the merits Of the several candidates
led TO some pugllistc encounters On sunday, James
kellv and Matthew Oates brought before Justice
Garrett by officer Walker, for INDUCING freely the
puglistc arr and nnsd $40 each.
MAD Doc SCARE. On Sunday rabid dog created con.
siderable sensation in the neighborhood Of Tompkins-
VILE by rushing n the pedestrians There was gene
raj stampede TO the houses and doors barrcsded
Officer Wilson appeared the scene Of action and
handsomely despatched the enemy.
BAsf BALL AT Nsw BRouros..--A worry closely con.
tested game was played on saturday evening, on the
grounds Of tho Alpha Club Nov Brighton, between the
second nine OF the Alpha and Tho FIRST nine Cha.
rendopof New York, which resulted in victory Tor
the New brighton Club by twenty seven runs against
twenty. i've Of the Clarendon.
Accinxsr AT RotsvIrLE 0n Sunday evening as . man
named NcIane sa driving fast horse near Rossville
the animal took head and dashed the wagon against
iree McLsss was thrown out, and when picked up he
was senseisss and had his broken He IL lax ely 10
recover from the effects Of his fall.
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musnfRuus AssauI na An nfficsa.

Last night officer Thompson of Tho Fourth precinct,
patrolling his post james he heard
struggling In the hallway OF No. IS and went 10 TO
ascertain the cause He encountered young man at
tempting 10 escape and selling hold Of him brought
him into the street. The prisoner Immediately
struck Al the officer intending TO
hit him In the face neck, but the
officer drew back TO evade the blow, not
thinking at the time that the prisoner had knife IN
his hand; the weapon caught the officer on tho lett
about one inch and half 10 depth. As soon as the
cor and ran through Batavia street 10 New Chambers,
and thence to Cherry street. he attempted
10 secrctc himself In house No. co. but he had been
closely pursued by officer Thompson who was met at
Cherry by officer Mahoney, and with the assist
OF the latter the fugitive secured and brought
to the Fourth precinct station honsc. not, however.
without great deal Of difficulty, as be made
most desperate Resistance up to the time or being
placed In the cells. When arrested the prisoner who
is young named James O'Donneli, u VIGOROUSLY
bad character threw the knife into the street. but the
oeer secured it, and II proved to be common sailors
sheath knife, with blade some four or I'VE
inches Ia length Officer Thompson bed very
freely from the wound, and as the excite
ment OF the arrest became very weak aud
was taken to the t1ty Hospital. The wound was exam
ined and pronounced TO be not necessarily fatal,
although tho escape 10 an exceedingly narrow one
ODonne will BE- held TO await the result OF the OH
GERS injuries Hc has boon several times arrested Tor
too Of The knife his dsts and for making too
free with other peoples property.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

TRE FIRE IN WEST TMRry-PirTE SrREKr.-It has been
asosrtaned the nre in originated In the ad
joining carpenter shop. not In the establishment oil
Mr.. Gommsry. The nrm of Broderick Griffin was
incorrectly represented that o. Sn der 4 Griffin.
Their loss 81. 500 Which there was Insurance.
SUDDEN DEArHs.-Coroncr Schirner yesterday held an
inquest At No. Dover street, tho body Of Mr. Bsna
min #. Chase, who died suddenly alter midnight 1t
nrst supposed that deceased had died from The
effects Of blow tho head, received the 18th uit,
during disturbance At public house in South street
but pos: inortem examination made BY Wooster
Beach Jr., A. d., showed that death was the result
of pleuro-pneumoniA The jury accordingly rendered
q verdict TO that effect Deceased about thirty six
years Of age and native OF Massachusetts He kept
public house OF Pearl and Frankfort Streets and
one or the inspectors OF the Third poll distric
Fourth ward On Sunday night Margaret Brewer, about
twentyeght years OF and native Of this city who
resided No 50 Chrystio street, retired to bed appa
rentiy good health, and yesterday morning she
found lying dead on the floor Of her room. Coroner
Schrmer was notified 10 hold an inquest on the body.
DEArH FROM EXHAUSTION William Seber, German
over seventy years OF age left his home Union Ill.,
NJ j. Friday last. for this city and while crossing
the OF the Christopher street ferry boats
fell overheard and rescued from the water after
being nearly drowned He was conveyed 10 Bellevue
Hospital very exhausted condition and subsequently,
inquest on the body.
MEETING oY THE MEDICAL SocEry--Last evening the
Medical Society OF the County New York at the
College OF Physicians and Surgeons. Dr Edmund r.
Peaslce Of Madison avenue. presided DR.. Kennedy
oiciated a. vice president and DR. Eliot secretary
Three now members added TO the society. Re-
ports OF committees then read arrangement,
teligencc meteorological and diseases rbe president
delivered inaugural address, tho subject OF which
was "Tbe AIMS and Qualifications which Conducc 20
Render Man Ornament TO the Medical Profession y
In such organization opportun les were offered for
Improvement Young practitioners needed thorough
medical education before practising. IL too
lstc rtudy and learn. The reliable practitioner
the only one who understood medicai science The nd
dress a very able and unanm ously accepted
bv the society. DR. Roosa then read q paper ON dis
eases OF the lie followed by Dr. Griscom, VINO
gave a description Of new form Of family record The
society then adjourned.
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THE WEEKLY MORTiLITY.
The following 10 DIR. Harris weekly mortality report
for the week ending November b.

METROPOLITAN BOARD or HxaLru,
The week ending ast saturday Ike hs entire month o.
ssse was 5ss wes ONLY So ae4. m The
but l3 IN the latter ely Thi. moris,, = equivalent 70
& s q 1855 Ba snsied upon he pops
son che death rae "9ss . b .s soee a. I .s
rate IN both cities for several sascessiyc weeks
no, oaly been degh,fay tempered 70 en,cc an
classes Of people TO enjoy and The ,uaeh but = has ao
cleaner than hiss been previously Witnessed IN
spr.,red Ind in addition 70 these helps 10 health lie
present. peculiarly the season OF wholssona fruits and
The sontssiou. and infectious diseases, well tho
record. Of mortality thai has MOI before
been known for nineteen years and me total soup Of symo
n. less than is per cent q The .oa mortality in these
nsassou ceo and ahoss he rse y
infant deaths the total mortality st great infants
children snse s,s years SWING pes cent 81 ali ~ Ss%
ysrs and AL u krooiiys shs .ea.l smoaaI % sven
snd summer months and IN resliiy infancy sud eeildhcca
chances 81 NE as, month The ns.asi1g u wssis and
parts Of ths, ssyssr gave rses
sssliSiss. quarter. Of The City, are nocesSie iss.
r rsra 'is%p week. a'f and dsS M .,s we s s..
ending November 2; while ia The Fifteenth Tier.
By causes and In the sss weeks there we're
~ as'sa' er prss,se5 .hs uss. .vs,sss ,os ~.
thc number OF deaths In the Fifteenth ward was
saS ward there we're lis dla, o. er ,nsa Voc q a.
msuy ~ the past Ave weeks certais sections Y tss
sshib. snila proof Of sanitary gain nj there some
a.ser, 20 which no gain can be made 1nu sns tsai b.g
cleaned such some Of the foul .po. portIon q
vnant wstchrunsss against ehoi-ra natural, been
seadsd by onn.eaI low death rates y ne es e's 2,
Crest Bris'a tho second week in 6,osr sas
a's 10 sd II 6 gs orSSs
in sri.,s 70 @ and sylsnna ne E,syos. wsss
death rate quite "a favorable A. BRISTOL & uAkkis
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ing the day; but his visit savored In wise Of po-
hncal change The receipts Of whiskey 1872 bar
rels

ing the day but his visit sayored In no wise Of po-
htca change The receipts Of whiskey were 1872 bar
rels
Important Seizure Of nm Extensive DistilIeFy-
On sunday night Of the laress. disileries tho
metropolitan district for which Dr. Baisdcl appeared
as claimant yesterday morning. placed under
seizure BY Collector Bailey, who promises the moss
complete exposure OF the by which Illicit
al'iierles are run, tina; has yet been made The
osuieiy In question IL in building several stories
"a heeht and has an immense MASKING capacity, with
nVe engines boilers aud fixtures This and
two others the only dseries that have been run
ming ia TINS diairict for Tina rectiyng place
II situated distance OF ahon afty feet from Ma d,s
tiery.
Just before midnight on Sunday Deputy W. H. Barrows
approached the building, located at the foot OF Forty
nth street East river, with dozen men, including
the request oieColector Bailey Theoccupant refusing
to open the doors the demand OF the deputy they
wers 1t broken and the whole concern
open the observation Of the officers As tho
building could be cleared Of the workmen, move
made ON the rec,yng place which was also found closed
though lights were INSIDE When the doors had
been forced however, profound silence and darkness
greeted intrudng officers To all appearance there
was nauchr but quiet A hight struck, Ian
torn being found the floor Tue hose used IN carry
Ing the product OF the dstilicry found lying about
the door detached. but SIN dripping with whlskey.
kerosene lamp found tho light turned down so as
moi 10 be visible but the chimney still warm Further
examination showed couple OF sleeping rooms, IN
which were several men In various stages OF
fast asleep apparently despite the made In forcing
the doors.
In day there will be a complete explanation
OF the whole moaas opesosdi OF the establishments IL
Is rumored that several prominent politicians arc inter
ested Al any rate Is curious aud suggestive fact,
that while all bu, two or three dsiiieres the Metro
poilan district have stopped running this mammoth
anar has been running operly standing in an exposed
situation and brilliantly lighted.
The whole seizure is OF the most vigorous ana
decisive steps Yet taken the end OF suppressng ths
business oil Illicit distillaon in the country Collector
Bailey has taken The coursg and oay true course IN
stnkin. al The offenders On gigantic scale Whom they
are wiped our, thcsma Try viii take OF themselves
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especially during the past few days, has been the AL
absorbing one OF politics, and Responsibilities OF the
issues which will be decided to-day Owing 10 tho great
dearth OF ordinary news tems which has recently pre-
vailed as well as from the manfestly increased interest
shown by the majority OF the people in political mat
ters compared With former occasions the foregoing
statement has been particularly noticeable.
!Ae result Of the registration has shown. In nearly
every instance large addition to the highest number
OF votes poed last year. In the OF Morrsania, a.
case IN point. upwards OF 200 names have been en-.
tered on be Iagsy books against the total number OF
votes poiled Ian yearl700 This state OF Affairs clearly
Indicates the deep interest felt by the IN the mo-
mentous question before them to-day for consdera-
lion.