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Arrived Yesterday.
Pr bark Minnie. Robertson, i~erpoo!-57 days
Assorted cargo. TO Ravenel & Co, 8 r Marshall, j
Agnew and o here.
Schr Zeta tsf, thompson, Belfast>Me IA days.
bay. 10 A Enslow & Co.
Steamer St Helena, Elliott, Edisto and Rockville
Mdse and Sundries. To II Murray
Steamer Marion, Foster santee. bales upland
Cotton, 40e bbls Rosin. 95 bbs Spirits. IS BIB g
Crude. g. bushels Rough Rice, 1000 IT Hickory and
Ash Lumber, and kundries To John Ferguson
Reeder Davis. Dukes & CO. John Marehall,
Jr. Ktnsman Il Howell. Goldsmith & Co. Galari 4
Minott. Smythe. Bischof & Co, j n Claus.
sen, O'Neil Son, and Order.
Cleared Yesterday.
Schr Lilly, Hughes New York-Wm Roach & 60.
schr D Wilder, Heather. Providence, R I-wm
Roach co
schr Rockingham. Nickersoo, satila Rver-Wm
Roach & Co.
Sailed Yesterday.
schr Margaret and Lucy, Crossley, Providence, I.
Cleared for this Port
Steamship Falcon Horeey. at Baltimore July Z.
steamship Magnolia, Crowell. ut New York, July z.
Memo. :>uxa.
The schr Rotert Palmer. Clark, from Georgetown.
. o, .A4i,~1 a. Dtl- ~
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~ J. SCRLEPEGRELL
No. 81 LINF-SZREET,
BETWEEN KING ANE sT. PHILIP.

LUMBER OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AN.
NUILDIN0 MATERIAL, LIME and Pl AsFEk.
ING LATHs. PAINTS. OILS, 0LASSKs, SHINGLES,
also GROOVE AND TONGUE BOARDS, 60. con
stantly on hand At the lowest market prces.
September IL mthsIyr
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Conslgnees per soutn .al o,,na tu,troaa

Conslgness per south .al oilna Nu,tr0ad
sssazsa, 7rss'rT :,kssscs- July Q. aaa eSs
"a bales Cotton. 122 bales Domestics, 694 sacks
Wheat 10 packages Bacon and Lard, Al bales Rage,
312 bbs Naval torres. 6 cars Lumber, 2 cars wood
10 Railroad Agent, Goldsmith & ron, Graeser l.
Smith, Hopkins Mcpherson Co, Pezer, Rodgers
4 co John Marshall. Kinsman h howell, Utsey &
Kenyon, g Walter Il Co, Wiss, W Ryan. ) B
= Sloan: Burgess, Kirkpatrick Witte Null
ligan, W w Smith, Riecke h Hchachte. q w Steffens.
Gerdts Co, Muller. Nlm,tz & Co, @ Graveley, j 81
Muller, @ Lifts h4l.
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THE ASTONISHING
ID is / N F F, CT A N II

ID is I N F f. G II A N T.
EMORY COLLEGE, OXFORD. GA. December %. 1858.
Prof DARBY Dear aving not been
gagged for many years in the active duties Of the
Medical profession. nm only superfcialtv acquaint-
ed with the claims ef your Prophyiactic Fluid but
am well acquainted with its chemical elements
While, therefore, cannot speak expertmentally of
the value OF the compound vet the dsinfectlng and
therapeutic properties of the agents epoyed in its
ton IT its dscoverer, chemist, authorize me to
regard it's merits of high order; the whole it
must be considered as q valuable contribution to the
class of articles to which 1t bele ngs
These views, may add, are sustained by the testi-
mony OF many competent judges who lave tested
Its properties Believe me, dear cir.
Yours, respectfully,
a. MEANS M. D., LII. D.
CURES BURNS. WOUNDS. sTINGS, &c
ALABAMA INSANE HOSPITAL, !
TuscALoosA. December %. 1868.
Messrs. JOHN DARBY Il Co., No. 100 William street
New York:
Gentlemen-I received your circulars Of the II th
instant, asking an express s1on Of OPINION from as
to the merits OF your Prophylactc FLUID. The pre-
sion and public at large. and universally esteem
ed. that IL SCENE to me to need further recon-
mendation.
As dsinfectant and remedial agent too when in
dcatd, s not excell bs any similar preparation
We use permeapganic prepay ations very extensively
IN this hospital and coud not do without them.
consider yours tue best and most elegant pr epara-
ton of the kind manufactured.
Respectfully yours. &C.,
P. BR1CE. NJ. D.,
supt and Physician Alabama Insane hospital.
DOWItG g. NOISE.
-,, WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS
May 26 tuthsSmos Agents for South Carolina
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Drugs, Qbemilals, Gte
nARBY'S PROPHYLACTlC FLUII

Letter from Hon. AIe1. Fl. 81 phens, of Georgia.
CRAwFoRDsvILLE Ga september 20. 1868.
Darby's Prophylactic Fluid js article of little
cost, but great value. It's domestic as well as medi-
cinal uses cre numerous, While its specialties are
most wonderful. I have not been without 1t for
ten years. and no head of family who can afford
to have 1t should be without ii.
ALEX. II. STEPHENS.
THE WONDERFUL FAMILY MEDI.
CINE.
Letter from the Surgeon General of Tie late Confeder-
ate States
RICHMOND, Va, January a. 1869.
JOHN DARBY Co., No. 180 William. street. New
York:
Gentem.n-I have received your letter of the 18th
OF December, 1866, calling my attention to your
(Darby's Prophylactic) Fluid.
Imost cheerfuly state that the Fluid was furnish.
ed 10, ana extenslvely used by, the SURGEONS in
cnsrRe OF general hospitals In the Confederate
vice With great benefit to the paiehts-al the sur
geors making favorable report great deal Of it
was used In the hospitals.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
SAM'L PRESTON MOORE, nj. D,
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NOW York Rico Market
Of WedneRdRy LulY Z kaYs.

The Journal Of Wednesday, July 7, .ays:
The market for Carolina is quiet but prices are
firm The stock is Eiuch reduced, and as the hold
do not think there is enouyh to supply the de.
mand, they are Offering very sparingy. We quote
Carolina at 8La9 CT. hast India is dull and nearly
nominal. small lots selling to the trade at 72x
&c currency. Lots in bond quoted ut 22%aSA cts
gold.
The New York Vegetable Market.
The Journal of Commerce. of Wednesday, reports:
The market this week presents new feature.
are ruling low. oriolk tomatoes 50 per bushel;
savannah do % 50a3 do. Norfolk cucumhers 81 per
b6l; Long Island 90 50 per hundred. Bermuda po-
tatoes $6a7 per bb; Bermuda onions $5a6 DO; do In
boxes. equal to half barrels So Southern string
beans and squaehes are not wanted. Charleston po-
tatoes So 50a4; Norfolk do 80 25a2 rs, Charleston
peaches $3a7 per crate Western strawberries 12a
200 per quarts raspberries 12al8c third quarts; cher.
res l2ha16c currants 9a2c; be- ries, per bush.
ell $4a4 70 Long Island peas $1al 80 per two bushel
bag; do aQuaehes 600 per basket. Long Island and
New Jersey potatoes % 5Oa3 per bb .-..
Interior Cotton Markets.
YORKVILLE, July 7.-Cotton remains firm at 500
for good niddEHs.
CHARLOTTE, July 5.-since last report the mar
ket has again advanced but 18th very little Offering.
We quote extremes at 28h to 31c-the latter price
for midding. saes for the week GO bales.
COLUMBUS, July Tin the last three days so
bales have been sold at 27a31c mostly between 2S
500. I1ere Is hardly $50 bales for SALE Middlings
remain nominany 81C. Warehouse eales so bales;
receipts d bafes; shipments IL bales.
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Dlacoxa s1arkee.

WuCOM Market.
MACON, 'Ju y7-A orToN--Reccfptsto to-day none {.
sales 80 bars; th3lked 07 Feceip.t for the week
ending thts evening the above Included We q d
baef sales ol same ,ime 1853; Shipments 233--show
inp fs'in, Oh ~ re' eips, q the phst W. elk trcm
OF saes for Tie same ine OF 1i8 ba es 1be n,alKet
has teei quiet snd steady during tho entire weet
under review, and prices have undergone no cbanee
wha ever Buyers are citing exceedingly lrse In
tpts market a, d tie Offering stock 10 ulmost ex-
na.sted ,"is HIS been the most &C i've day ouring
sne week, the opera Iohs the heaviest OF the
monIh We gu e: Ordinary 27; good oliirarv
28H; .ow midd1 1na 3O11; m,nd ings 81.
COTTON STATEMENT.
stock on nana seyirmner l. lS6S..... .....l.S28
received past week.. ~
Received previously ...5s 259- sc. .asa
.
s., 5000
MuIppeu past Woo1. 1..................... 238
6hipped previously. ......b So $3.50. .q2i
stock ON hand this evening ,..-...... ...... sye
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Pa ssenXers.

Passengers
Per steamer st Helena. from Edsto and Rockville
DR. TowDseno, w H Thompson and son, MRS
Kelly, Miss Kelly, Major L e johnson, Jno w right.
and on deck
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Havo no equal for strength and purity and ought to
be used by all
SODA WATER DEA LERs AND ICE CREAM MANU-
FACTURERS. @
Mr.. e. 81. JACKSON. Proprietor Of the Charleston
HOTEL says: II recommend your Extracts without
hesitation TO the public for Ice Creams Jellies and
Pastry"
Mrs. b. M. BuLTERE1ELp. Proprietress o. the Pa
vilion Hotel. says "1hey we'll worthy the atten.
ton of those who deal in them or use them "a;
These Extracts put up in small vials, by the
dozen, for the trade and family use, ana Ia pint,
quart and half gallon bottles for manufacturers =
Congress and High Rock Spring Waters
CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
Any article desired not in Stock viii be procured
to order.
Goods delivered in the csty FREE OF CHARGE.
June D&o tuths 3mo
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PORI CALENDAR
PHA Es OF THE MOON.
Last Quarter. 1st. hours, ~ minutes evening.
New Moon, 9th, hours, IA minutes MOI ming
First Quarter, l6th. hour, 20 minutes, morning.
Full Moon. 23d hours. "a minutes, morning.
Last Quarter. S1st. II hours, As minutes morning
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u. W. ARNCIU,
OF the Georgia Conference.

CovINaToN, GA, July Q, 1857.
r. Dy. Popatt--Having used your Liver Medicine
commend It to all persons suffering from liver az
fections. Dyspepsia or Indigestion in any form. I
also recommend your Dysentery Cordial as the besr
Ke"eoy lor mat disease. o. 7. ROGERS.
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~ L q g e,
SUPERIOR TO TIE BEST IMPORTED CO.
LOGNE WATER, manufactured ard sold wholesale
anS SIEs Gssefi u b. No. p Pr r {.l9,,IE RaER,
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Port OF Charleston. July ]
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-12-30

gle fol9enoe 2oful Notis entnebinen
::rlr Dem uMppocate", Der 81. 9. STRIDE
in Buffalo:
u@atorrb Mtttel.- @ir glauz
Ben Dem publifum einen Dfenff 81 erpeiz
fen incem mir bic Nufmerfiamfeit oQer
bic NIT @atarrb beboftet tnb> auf einMit>
tel ju lenfen, poSals uDr.S a9e'6@atarrb
Mittel" in unierem @palten annuneirt
1T. Gin @obn Don un6 mar felt mtbrez
ren Sabren nit @otorrb bebeftet unb
mir Deriu6ten oeridtepene Wittel obne
GrfolA 70 tab nit au firdten onfu9en,
pab e6 fir leinen Bau feline Sur 9ete.
Do@ Elm etnt9e Monote anbaltencer Sc,
brau@ Der pbi9en Mepi3tn entfernte ALE
Spuren Der &ranfbeit.
@ir f9reiben 0bises nidt fir BeSabz
lung, ionoern ol8 einen Mft ber@ertdtiez
>fett 9eoen bic Die un6 balfea uno ;um8e>
fen perer> bic pom Dem Iebel beim9elu9t
5tnp. .."
Ollie Drosuifen perfaufsn bo6 Mitte'
fit so Gents.
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j. Nem Dort 81. Dec.-@olb fel
bic auf 1872 uno @&lob NIT 1870 bic
1905. ii
NewYprt 81. Dec.-@plo 1905.
George Granei6 Grain ,pirb am
nd9fen Sanuar In 6uebec. Montreal,
Sttowa> Torpnto, 5amilton uno 2onpo1
@ortrdee dber Meciprocitat Mnneftirun9
unp Tenier Snpofon balten+ .1
- Cine ceutide @ompa9nie bat fit
ben alltinfoen @ebraud pe6 olten allan
tii9en @abel6 einen Contract ob9eI@lofz
fen bic Gele9rapbilde 8erbinoun9 amt>
16en 8alentta unb Berlin miro iiber
2onbon 9eben.-D Der @iB ber @ompa9z
ME 1T Berlin
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SaS orofe Sabrbnd) NIT Bilocrn.
(Thc great Pictorial Annually.


(Thc great Pictorial Annually.
9pRetter's Dereiniste @taaten< Mmanad
fir oaS Sabr 1870, pel9er in ben @ereinioten
| 9taaten une in aQen cipililIrteu QGnbern Der meR
ltdten 9emi1pare gratis nertbet!t tpiro, er,Ietat nm
gefGbr an, erRen Sanuar, ,np ALE bieieniasn, uel<
DE bic ruabre pbilplDpbie ber @eiunpbeit 0er@teben
wolen, icQten bic pertbpplen Hatb59laee, uel9,
Ct entbalt, leien uno bariber 1ahoenfen. NuBe'
elmer bemunbern6tertben Qlbbanpluna uber. bic
urladen uno 8erbitung unb 9eilmetbope elmer
sro en- Mn3abl pon &ranfbeiten, entbGlt er etne
W2ane Dsn ntttbeilunqen, wsIde fur ben Rauf.
mann, ben 5anowerfer, ben Bergman, ben 6ars
met, ben pfan3e, unb ben 9ean1ten BON SntertIe
fno; ebenlo fno AUDI bic Galeulationsn Der Me=
ribanen unb 8reitensrape 70 eemabt mproen, nis
fe {1t an, beilen fir einen ritti8en unp peritanr>
liuen NatipnaI<RaIenber eignen.
Das We1en, bic @ebrautsaumei( un0 unb bic
Wirfun9en beS So etter'S Ragen Bitt~
teren auf bic @eiunbbeit bee erpBen Son uni
9aft gebeneen eeilunittel8 fir rnebr alS bic 3alft'
ber 9rRli9en @elt, 1nb In ben Bldttesa oes Nl-
mana9S u ftanpli4 auseinanber8eftbt aud If
oerlelbe NIT 5uufrationen, tuertbpo0en &ecepten
fur 5auS unb Tarn, pibi9en Anetopten unt
anoeren lebrret9fn unb unterbaltenben Qe{t(fp6
serfeben.
Inter BEN SabrbiiGern, melde BEL 8e9inn bee
Sabre5 ibr @rideinen MAIDEN tptrben, tptrp oies
etne8 Der riBltbfen 'ein, unb nj an u DIT
n Ut bana9 J u frd9en, um ibn au be-
to NE, @1tmplare tuiin{Dt, mSee f6
an bic Central Jabrif in pittsbura va., pber an
ireenb einen @ertaufer BON 81 RetterS VA;
gen Bitteren tperoen. DerBttter tprr
in teber @tabt uub MarttplaB unb Dprf Yertauft
unb IL IN Der san3en ciptlilirten @elt aQsemein TN
0ebrdu1.
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@DteP8 @tDre,

@ptel'6 @tpre,
g. @trabe, nebeu benz ~Olb Mapoleon 5aluou, f."
{&rds eeesnabtr beun alttn YIabe,
Saint Paul, Minnesota,
N test BEN aeebrtea Yublttugt tteber erGHuet U.
tail tets bas Bette unb BtQigae pcn = q :
@rpcerteS unb YrpDtftpn6
DER Grt.
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49, Die uY01t" er;dblt: Meltere Sgbea>
terbeluder merpen 1i9 nod zines >E1ez
11wtfterpaare6 erinnern, wel1eS DOR tetpa
IL Biz IS Sobren in 8eeleitune nse
>nter 2eitung ibres @aterS> oe8 9ahs
wadern S9auIpteler8 @.......> f9<]
auf neridieoenen 9r1bere1 uno ~tlcineren
BIbnen DeutI1lanoS probucitte. Die
oamal5 1ebr retsenben &inber erresten
bur9 Salient uno natirlide @ra3ie Yiel
Mufmerflamfeit. Gurore madteu abeY
bic beioen Mdb@en peni9e Sabre fpdter
pur9 blenpenoe @61nbeit, 70 paB Shirt
49,. f@ entldlpe, Der ldn9eren @9we<
ter feline 2infe am Mltare su rei9en.
Bolo borauf fanb aud Die nur 3pei
Sabre dltere S@wefer @eleaenbeit, bic
BGbne ;u' fqutttiren unb einen rei@en
Gabrifberrn, 1T st. 3u sb~eiratben. Sb
nun bic lururtSie 2%ebenSweile eeS junz
gen Gbepaare8 10 enprm pber Der &et@z
tbum beS @atteu nur iQuisril9 &par>
>pplen mir pabin9efeQt fem laien, 9enug,
ldon mad Elm paar Sabrcn Iber1ieoelte
BE tilbi6Ine jun9e Trau na3D 81. @er<
lin p, udbreno ber @atte In ct. ser<
blieb, nur belu&sweile mad 81. fam,
UNI j. Dfter aber our9 ueberlencun9en
aler Mrt ber betteren, le~ben8lufi9en Sat-
tin feline Nufmertlamfett bemtes. YlSBz
LID nerl9wanp man AUDI AUG Or. unb
Yot 81. fam bic &unbe betri1erij1en> |
1ebr bebeutenoen 8anferpttS be6 ret9en
Gabrifbeftyers, wel@er iib balp parauf
int @efdnsni17e erbdnete. Die jun9e,
nod lterauS id6ne Grau trauerte ni9t|
lan9e, 1oubern LIEF ibrer &eben5luit freien
@ptelraum. Inter elmer 9ema@ten
Befonnfdaft Sefano ii@ audi Elm @tumz
n1er> Der Sobn zines febr woblbabenpen>
eea9teten 5onbwerf6manne5; ct liebte
pie ii@ fret %betpe9enbe juaee @tttme NIT
2eioenldaft, fe i@ten feline Mei9un9 ni9t
NIT aleider 0lutb su ermiepern, ieine
Gtfer|u9t erpadte einem Stbeup Qlei1
---uno zines Moraen8 ,fanp man bic
un9lQdltde in ibrem 8Iute i9wimmenp:
nit purd9ei9nittenem 5allt. Scr jun9ye
Wann ldu9nete bic T3at teinen .Wueen<
::blid unb mirb in mentgen @pden Sppr
|ietnen Ni9tern feben.
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Neuefe Ma@ri@ten-

IS a1btn8tpn, 81. Dec.-SmSez
nat tpurbe auf @ntra9 BON @ouflin8 Elm
.Bel@lub paiirt aue 9eeenmdrtisen @e<
ieBe wel@e ouf ben @en1uS 8e3ae baben
bis gum 1. Eebruar 1870 gu f~uspenof@
rem. e..
6ieraus i@eirt berppr;ueeben baB Der
Senat fi@ jeoenfaQS 3ett nebn,en miro
bte Dom !6ault bereit6 pai1rte Genius
BiQ au errpd9en nnb 3u beratben. SIN
6auie tpurpe bic &ecenfruetion6<8tu
fit @eeroia NIT 1871 9eeen 81 @timnten
paitrt.
@a1bin9tpn.-Der Senat betdz.
tiAte Bu1. q. pile, al6 @ouperneur fir
Stem Merico; @enrY Blow, @elanbter
na9 Brailien S. s.. 2om @elancter
mad China unb 6. ST. @in9, Miniiter
na1 ECUADOR.
n.-@pn9reb pal itrte
bic Georgia &ecpnnruttions 8iu unp.
befnpet i1& btelelbe jebt in ben .5anpen
beS prdieenten. Beioe 5duler be6
@onere1e8 baben fi@ big gum 10. Sanuor
perta9t.
- Die int &epreientanten 6auie pe6
@pn9re0eS bereit6 nprtee ISOLDE paiiirte
@enl us 8tQ entb6lt feline Beltirnnun<
gen Iber bic flnftt9e Experimentation Der
etn3elnen Staaten unter ben, aeuen Gem
iuS. Stir bie5en 3mef 1nb ~belpnoere
8tQ8 etn9eret6t wcrpen.
Mem yprt Is. Dec.-Daniel Mc>
Gartanb Don Der @rano Surv inMnflage
3ufano Der1ebt q. 9. &tdaro1on ern1orz
bet au baben, puroe beute Dor ben Gene
raj Germin be6 @eri9tS 9ebraGt unc
erfldrte ff@ bur6 feline Mnpdlte ol8 pe8
@erbre@en6> beien er an9efla9t it, ni@t
l1uloi9.
Ncw Yprf. - Die Damphre9atte
u8enicia" miro nit Yroni ftonen fir cine
&eiie na9 CHINA Yerieben.
Die 5pani1@en &anonenz
bppte.-Dte Nrbeiter BEG @9tfbauer8
Delamater &paren ben 9anSen @onnta9
uno Monta9 iber eifri9 oamit beiddiz
ttst bic tn Sat &iper ltestnpen &ano>
renbppte 1eefertt9 III MAIDEN uno ales
N6tbt9e anBorb gu brtn9en. MmSpnn>
tag Morsen muroen IL opn ben &anoz
nenbooten ins pffene Gabrwa0er 9ebra6t
uno @dleppbcote ma6ten 3wtiaen Dem
l1fer unb ben&anpnenbppten unuuterbroz
dene Tabrten>, um Munition uno onoere
Mrtifel mad gem ipanilden Babr;eu9en
gu brin9er. SeoeS ber&anphboote nabm
etnen gorratb Tpblen unb erbtelt pom
upttaro" cine Iporlduf9e 8emonnung.
beltebeno aus 10 \perlonen. Die Ibri9e
3xr Sen1arnu119 a1Itbt9e Mann16aft 1oQ
in Stem Yprt unb onbern Srteu oroe
1perben.
@btca9o. ~, Dec.-Gin S9neez
'tarn' Sot 1tartem 2Btnpe be9leitet nabm
9e9en Mitta9 ieinen Mnfano, urpglbencs
. ugr tel perS@neeN nod INNER In bt9z
ten Tlpfen.
- Sobn 5idman in Characteristic err
leBten Sonnf lag feline Jrau> In
pern er tbr ben 9als ab19nitt. Dies 1T
BIZ 3weite Grau weldle er ermorbet bat,
Ssn Gem Nrosehe fir ben erf}en Morp
5idmdn fretAe(prpden, pa er
pabnfinnii9 mat. Ate Settle bdtte DION
!sas1t ftssfR sa5r IT. #: '''s'' "s'''' Der
etteasu.-M renp Der legtsn
Na9t tparen feds ! ;er. 5ei@man6
Brauerei brannte abs Se'rluft $4,000.
Dutuque> %. &xt;~- aler. Sen
1ssa erbina f& in et'e1f anfau BON
Sduferz @abn1inn.
@eiten pret1e aA%S1. DECENT
ser: =
ct. paul IS Cts. fHs $50. 1
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u@bafppee 5aufe," " 8
unwett bes Mtnn.> Central abn Depo.,
@tnneapplte, mtnn.
@t@. partmaun, &teeutbuutr. 49,
Mene tpertben @GRe fnsen BET mir fets bt
bette Bebteuun9 unb Slid uno 9p9ts IN rnetne,a
~pbletusert&t teton paufe. Metne 8ar enttat
Rets bte befen 8etr6ufe.
&- Wuss1et&uete @tauuus 1T NIT ben
paufe Serbunben.
Rt@. partunaun.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1869-08-26
Meeting on the 18th.

The meeting at this place on
Wednesday of last week was much
larger than was expected. There was
no effort made to organize delegations
in the townships, but each came to
town as he saw proper. The meeting
was large, earnest one. There were
many women and children present, and
quite a good number of Democrats, all
of whom listened attentively. Gov.
Hayes made most convincing speech,
lasting two hours. One Democrat, at
least, went home declaring that he was
convinced of the rascality of the Demo
cratic party.
The Portsmouth Band, jackson mar
tial band, and the little cannon, kept
things walked up.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1869-08-26

1.-THE Standard this week tries to beg Off from
Its q ing at the language of the Welch. Herald.
We never heard of the Welch, or
their language. We have known a
people called Welsh, ever since the
year 1886 Before the editor of the
Herald was born, and during the time
that he was mewling and puking, sand
sich," in his nurses arms, we were as
Sisting people to put up their cabins,
roll logs, and clear up their farms, and
we were acquiring smattering oftheir
language, by attending their Sabbath
Schools. These people called them
selves Welsh, or in their own tongue,
Cymry, and they called their language
Cymraeg. But the Welch,-why, they
must be natives of the "Bottom," and
not from the mountains Of Wales.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1869-08-26

"There were more drunk men in town We'd
nesday at the Republican meeting, than any
day tn is year. One hack load swore and black
guarded through the street till the marshall got
after them, when they laid whip and run of. -
Herald.
We know that some of our political
friends get drunk, especially those who
have lately left the Democratic party.
But if there is any truth in the above
Story,-well, we never bet, but if they
were not, every rascal Of them Dem
ocrat, we will treat the editor of the
Herald to an oyster supper.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1869-08-26


We had been hearing all through
last week that the Democracy Of Pike
county had had burstup al the county
convention. On Saturday the Rpub-
EcGn arrived, from which we learned
that the ring undertook to swindle
Higgins out Of his nomination for Rep
reSentativs, when Higgins and his
friends withdrew, and that they will
get up another convention.
The Republican closes lie account thus
ut "a impossible to convey q vivid idea Of the
diagTaeefu lnehs OF the proceedings Of this Con-
ventlon BY types and prntera Ink, for much Of
the Disgrace was exhibited In the open alr and In
different parts Of the town. SevernlI hghtA took
place. Much, very much, OF the dlsquiet was
caused BY the free use ofwhlsky, which was dis
penaed BY both wings Of The party. But all this
was Induced by the undAastened party strife,
which is sure to bring disgrace upon s place
where such scenes are enacted,
Il 10 almost useless TO cay that all parties we're
dlsgusted With one anotherlanG wlthlthemselves
Il is rnderstood that Col. Higgins and Is
friends are very busy, getting signAturea 10 a
call for sn0tller convention 70 be held Saturday
August rs, when they intend 10 put another
tickstln tho feld"
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1869-08-26

We said that the Fulton Furnace had made
more iron and better iron since Mr.. Kicker
came here, than for sometime before, and that
he was one of the best practical furnaccmcn In
Southern Ohio; and we are not going to take 1t
back, for anything the Standard may Say.-Her-
aid.
No. Do not take it back. Mr..
Kicker feels dreadfully fattered about
praise from such a source. 1t might
injure him materially among furnace
men if you should take it back. But
here lies the secret of that article.
Lewis Davis and Lew DUNCAN owned
an interest 10 Fulton, aud Mr. Terrence
was founder. Davis and DUNCAN
wanted to meddle with his business,
but he would not permit them to do SO.
Hence this petty spite against him, We
think he may survive.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1869-08-26

"Mackley SAYS he has but two objections to
Capt Davis. One was, that he was Democrat,
and the other he does not give.
Now, we have about four to Dr. Williams
One is that he is in favor of Negro Suffrage in
Oh 10. Another is. he is entirely unfit for the
office. third is. he keeps BdchelOrs Hal, BE-.
cause he has no acomdn 10 keep house for him
Then, there Is about one other that moral men
generally object to"--HeraIS.
From the Italics in the above, it ap-
pears that the principal objection to DR..
Williams is that he is a bachelor We
are in favor of marriage; but parties
must be their own judges in such cases.
BY the way, why does not Capt Davis
marryi He has been widower for
years-young, handsome and rich. 1t
is much easier for a widower to marry
than it is for bachelor. Give your
own candidate a prod while you are
at it,