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Mott Bedel, III tons, Beden, at Brown cos
wharf, from Norfolk, We, dischargins-has'
ter. So t...
BN Hawkins, sse tons, Morris, at Adger's wharf,
from New York, discharing-W Roach GO;
Minnie Repplier, a44 tons, Weeks, at Fairchids
Raam' Sda' from Baltimore, discnarging-h
Zeta Psi, 234 tons, Thompson, at Johnson's wharf,
from Philadelphia, discharging-HF Baker
L y Lowell. 1872 tons, McLain at Atlantic wharf,
from New York, discharging-J A Enslow
Florence Rogers. - tons, Sheppard at Adger's
wharf, from New York, dischargingS
Helene, = tons, Horton, at Union wharf, from
New York. discharging-Masier.
Clara Montgomery, = tons Borden. at. Wando
Company's wharf, from New York, discharg-
ing-W Roach & co.
LIST OF VESSELS
UP, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS rog-.
EIGN.
LIVERPOOL
The r Cove, Harkness. up...............Juy 12
Bark Aunie Kimball, Stinson, up..... ...J2iy 10
DOME sT1c.
BOSTON.
Brig Minnie Abb!e, Harding, cleared. August 2l
NEW YORK.
Brig V Williams, Thompson. cleared August is
Schr Matilda Brooks, Jones' cleared. August 20
Schr Traveller, Hodges, cleared. d........Auguat o
PHILADELPHIA.
Schr Geo q Squire, Tmmons up........ July %
Schr Jos Segar, ELLIS, cleared August u
BALTIMORE.
Schr Ida Richardson, Bedell, up....... August 10
Schr J q Stickney, Fooks, up. August IS
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OFFICIAL.

LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the Postofice
at Charleston, for the week ending August 20,
1870, and printed officially in The DAILY NEWS,
as the newspaper having the largest circulation
In the City of Charleston.
~ Persons calling for Letters Advertised,
should state that they are Advertised"
Ar ONCE hours from a. M. to eH P. n. On
Sundays, from 5}s to 614 P. N.
STANLEY G. TROTT, Postmaster.
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Vessels under 100 tons, and steamers coas:ing
within the State, excepted.
STEAMSHIPS.
Champion, 1918 tons, Lockwood, at Adger:s whare
tor New York, loading-James Adger T. co.
co.'s wharf, for Philadelphia, ioading-W A
Maryland, 53l tons. Johnson, al Union wharf, for
Baltimore, loadng-Paul Trenholm.
BHRKS.
Eva Fisk. 552 tons, Emery, at Atlantic wharf,
for Port IN Great Britain, ready-Street
Bros & co.
Flori NJ Huburt, .s4 tons, Hiley, at Atlantic wharf
for sPort in Great Britain, loadng-W Roach
Times, Br)- tons, Bryant, at Quarantine, from
Kathleen, (Br,) IONS, Lester, at Accommodation
wharf. from Liverpool, dlschargng-H Gard.
Finco lBr,l 434 tons, Doyle, in The Stream, from
Middleboru', Eng, just arrlved-I Card
BRIGS.
Lewis Clark, 20e tons, Cobb, 4: Kerr's wharf,
from Baltimore, diseharging-J Enslow il
H jennings 800 tons, Noble, st n Railroad
wharf, for Boston, ioadingIW Roach 4 90.
River, for Providence, loading-H f Baker
sCHooNERs.
N W Smith, 365 tons, rocker, at Marshall's wharf
for New York. loading-W Roach L co.
Lilly 4l2 tons, Hughes.in Ashley River, for New
York, loadlng-W Roach L co.
Wautauga, l27 tons, Munro, in Ashley River, for
Providence. loading-Master.
E ] Palmer, 1877 tons, SmnOt, In Ashley River,
for Bait more, loading-Street Bros Il co.
d F Keeling, 209 tons, Robinson, In Ashley River,
for Baltimore, loadlng-Street Bros CO.
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EoR ADELP HIA.

THE REGULAR STEAM LINE-wEEKLY.
The Screw Steamship j. W. EVER EA
MAN, Hlnckley, Commander, viii sail SAhnn6Ss e
for Philadelphia direct on FRIDAY, August 26th,.
at O'Clock p. NJ, from Browns South Wharf. "a
81 Insurance by the steamers OF this Line Is
per cent.
For Freight engagements, or Passage cabin
WIN. A. CoURTENAY, AgeL., Z
aug2c-mtuthfI No. Union Wharves.
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PORT CALENDAR.
MOONS PHAsRJ

MOONS PHAsRS
F1rst quarter, 4th, hours. 81 minutes. morn Ing
Fun Moon, 11th. hours, 63 minutes, morning.
Last Quarter 10th, 2 hours. 80 minutes, morning.
New Noon, e6th. hours, minutes, evening.
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NoTs.-we have deducted from New Orleans
65, ,o5s bales uplands, from Mobile 1924 bales, from
Savannah 6eo5 bags sea island aud go bales up.
land, and from Charleston 472o bags sea island and
17s bales upland-the quantities received at those
ports from Mobile, Florida Texas and Savannah.
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AS- Persons depositing letters In the Postoffic
will please place the stamp near the upper right
hand corner Of the envelope, and they will also
please to remember that without the stamp let.
ter cannot be mailed, but will be sent to the Dead
Letter Office.
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bales. The receipts at the chief Southern cena.o
from September l. 1862 up to the latest te'esfapn'
,ntau,oence have been as follows:

The arrivals at the chief Southern centres rom
August 18th to the oath, 1870, inclusive as re-
ported by telegraph, have been as follows, This
includes all points but North Carolina and over
1ond.
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Adams, Miss
Annie E
Adams, Amelis
Allison, Patsy
Jane (col'dl
Anderson, Ma
ria
Armltage, Lau'
"a
Artson, Rebecca
Bennett, Mrs a
G
Bernhardt, Mrs
G. b
Bettson, Alice "
Bnhlnan, Mrs !
"
Buce, Henrietta
brown, Julia
Brown, Susan T
Brown, Eliza c
Brown, Emma
Brown, Matilds
Brown, MargreI
Brown, Miss
Francis
Byrne, Mrs Johr
Burley, Mrs Wu
Capels, Mrs Eu
genia
Casey, Mary D
Calyltt. lsabells
Cane, Janey
Carrold, Clara
Campbell, Nam
cey
Chaplin, Jose
phine
Cherry, Miss G
Chisolm, Miss
Henry
Connolly, Jess.
Cook, Miss He.
conklin, Marga
ret e
Crosland, Mrs
Ellen
Curtis, Mrs
Jane
Cunnin CHAM,
Bridget
Davis. Miss B
Dayids, Ange-
line
Descoreps, Mrs
DIckerson, Rosa
Duley, Kate
Doniphan, ,Lallie
Dunn, Mrs Chas
Edgerson, AIDE
line f
Farmer, Sarah
Frederick, Mary
Fripp, Mrs ] E
Gardner, Rosa
E NJ
Gerland. Annett
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EoR GARDENERS BLUFF

EOR GARDN NER'S BLUFF
AND INTERMEDIATE LANDINGS on THE PEE
DEE RIVER, VIA SOUTH ISLAND AND
GEORGETOWN.
The Steamer PLANTER, Captain = .sfE@A
j. T. Foster, having been thorough aaassEEaza5Ez.n
ly overhauled aud rentted will receive Frelgnt at
Accommodation Wharf on MONDAY, the 2sth tnstA
and leave on THURSDAY MORNING. September 1st,
at O'Clock.
For Freight or Passage having superior state
room accommodations, apply to
RAVENEL HOLMES.
aug26-5 No. 1T last Bay.
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The arrivals for the corresponding week last
year were - bales.
The stocks Of the article in sight at the latest
dafea were az follows:
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SEA ISLAND CoTT0N.-The market for this
quality Of the staple maintained duh character,
and there were no transactions. Buyers will
await the developments OF the new crop and the
progress ofhostilities in Europe. Quotations are
omitted as entirely nominal.
R1cs.-In the absence Of stock the business In
tRis grain has been unimportant. A small lot Of
new clean Carolina the first Of the season, and
The earliest receipt ever known, was sold at loc
2 ID. classed fair. The crop is maturing rapidly,
aud with no disturbing influences, early receipts
may be looked for, when the market will assume
amore active appearance. Until further opera.
ttone, quotations are omitted
NAVAL SToRRs-The arrivals have been to q
fair extent, and were about 1000 bbls. for the
week. There has been only limited business
doing, and We note sales Of spirits turpentine at
ashc; pale to extra pale rosln at IS s7;z@4 so;
dull and No. at 81 so.
HAY.-There have been received about 400 bales
Of this artcle-an North River qualities. Sales of
this kind in q limited way have taken place ar
81 SO 2 hundred.
CoRN.-The market has been well supplied, and
about s. 900 bushels have come to hand from Balti
more, North Carol ina and New York. The arti.
Gle Is dull, and jobbing sales Of prime white have
taken place at 81 sS@1 4oc . bushel, weight, bags
included, and Il so@1 s5c p bushel for inferior
white.
0ATs-The arrivals Of this grain have been lib
eral The trade is mostly in a ajobbing way at
about S6c p bushel, weight, bags included, for
old, and 75c p bushel for new.
FLoUR-This article is in fair STOCK moderate
demand prevailing at slightly easier rates.
Northern and Western fine may be quoted at So
p ehl; super at Sc 25@s so . Dbl; extra at s. 25
@s Is p Dbl, and family at ss 5o@s 2 bbl. South
ern qualities from new wheat are in better supply
and are sold at s7@7 so for SUPER, ss@s 25 . bbl
lor extra, and 5000 p bbl for family grades.
bAcoN.-Prime meat has maintained a steady
ngufe' tne stock being moderate and demand
limited. Prime smoked shoulders NAV be ouoted
at l61sc b, and prime smoked clear r,h a 5e. a,
ls@lshc t. Salt meats, there are ont ,jtt,e m ~ ~
the MARKET aud they are somewhat nominal.
SUGAR AND MoLAss, s.-The stocts ora ,,.,.
but good to prime grocery sugars NAV be one,aS
at 1H@l2c . b. Muscovado moasses mav sa
quoted dull at 4s@4ac in hdds, and 4s@asc q ca'
lon in bbls.
BUTTER AND LARD There is fair s.ocs -,
prime Goshen. We quote good to prime at ssa
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u O R F L o R I D A {,

DO R F LOR R D A
iONCE A WEEK.
VIA SAVANNAH, FERNANDINA, JACKSON
VILE, PILATKA AND ALL POINTS ON
ST. JOHNS RIVER.
The Steamer DICTATOR will sail = .uE@h
on and after the 5th July for above .ksfsyv9adX.o
places every TUESDAY EVENING, ut O'CLOCK.
Fare from Charleston TO Savannah, Including
meals and berth, SO. july1
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The fine Steamship MARYLAND" E6&
Johnson, Commander. viii saf for rS&t8nfHs
Baltimore on SATURDAY, 27th August, at O'CLOCK
P. NJ.
aSr Philadelphia Fzeights forwarded 70 tnas
city by railroad from Baltimore without addl-
tional Insurance, and Consignees are allowed am
pie time TO sample and sell their Goods from
the Railroad Depot In PHILADELPHIA.
PAUL @. TRENHOLM, Agent,
auC24-4 No. Union Wharves.
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPY's
THROUGH LINE TO
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN.
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MARINE NEWS.
CHARLESTON, 8. c., AUGUST 2
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Merchants Line Schr Florence Rodgers. Shep.
psrtl, New York; days. Mdse. TO " Roach &
co, Adger & co, Adams. Damon co, Bates
Z co, co, E Bedford, T " Bliss. Dr Baer, G Bart {
co, Derbusse. II Bulwinkle, Bollmann Bros, NJ
Cater, Crane, Boy ston co, Cameron, Barkley e
co, A Chevereux r Caldwell, Men Cohen, H
Claussen. Dowe, Noise Il Davis, L Falk d CO; ]
Fairly & co, d Francke, G Gravely, Goodrich,
Wlneman g. CO, Guy e. Kinloch Hart & CO, 5
Hacker, A Johnson, J P keip. Klatte co, VIM
Marscher. Kinsmau Howell c Lilienthall. Null
Ter d Wieters, Murphy & Little, $ R Marshall, J F
ry, J II Petermau, PelZer, Rodgers co, Z Rail-
road Agent, n E Railroad Agent. Stetrens. Werner
& Dueker, Ravenel Il Holmes, w Sheppard 4 co,
{ Monseea, Toale, G W Williams 4 co; j 4 N
Wohtmann. J Wurhmann, L Weiskopf, North,
Steele i Wardell W G WhilIen co, and Yea
dor.
schr Clara Montgomery. Borden, New York.
days Acids and mdse. To " Roach co. Rail.
road Agent, Wando Mining and Manufacturing
Company, adams, Damon II CO, j E Adger CO.,
G D Ahrens b CO, Bollmann Bros, II Bulwinkle d
CO, J BOesch, w NJ Bird d CO. F c Borner, II
Caussen, Crane, Boylston j. co, Cameron, Bark.
ley h CO, ] Campsen & co, Cowperthwalt. W
G Dukes d co, Dowie, Noise j Davis, D Fleming
& CO, Z GraVely, W Harrison, Hyer, Hart Z
co, T Horsey, Huger Ravenel, K Heath, R
Marshall, Holmes Calder, Kinsman & Howell,
Kllnck, Wickenberg 4 co. 0stendorf co, A o
Stone, O'Neill, " Sheppard L co. Stetrens, Wer-
ner Ducker, Toale, Wiley & co, G W Will
liams l. CO, Walker, Evans & Cogswell, Wagner &
Monsees, W Webb, Mulford & Sprague, J W,
Palser, Order and others.
Schr n Novel;, McLain, New York; days.
Corn and oats. To ] A Enslow & CO. and W B
Smith k CO.
Schr Helene, Horton, New York; days. Salt.
To W Roach 4 CO and " Williams co.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Bark Eva Fisk, Em,ry. Glasgow-street Bros
4 co.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Schr Talbot. Amesbury Wilmington, De-.
FROM THIS PORT.
schr II Fitzpatrick, Smith, Philadelphia, Au-
gust %.
Schr Dearborn Peters, Jacksonville, Fla, Au-
gus: %.
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The superior frst-class side.wheel steamship
CHAMPION, R. W. Lockwood, Commander, will
leave Adger's Wharf as above.
NJ The CHAMPION is one OF the best and
LARGEST steamships On the Atlantic Coast, and her
table is supplied with all of the delicacies Of the
New York and Charleston markets
@ Insurance by this Line half per cent.
M The MANHATTAN follows on SATURDAY,
September 3D., at y O'Clock NJ.
For Freight or Passage, apply to
aug22-6 JAMES ADGER d CO.
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TyRE ONLY INLAND ROUTE.

HNHE ONLY INLAND ROUTE.
FOR EDlsTo AND ENTERPRISE, VIA JOHNS
ISLAND FERRY, CHURCH FLATS. Y0CNG'S
ISLAND, BEARS BLUFF, &c.
The Steamer "ARG0," Captain = ..nE@h
J. H. Proctor is now receiving :
Freight at Accommodation Wharf, and VIII leave
as per the following time table, until further no.
tice:
CHARLESTON. EDIsro.
Monday, Aug. /, s}s A N Tuesday, Aug 2, TAM
Thursday, Aug /, 10 A MFriday, Ang 5, 9 an
Monday, Aug s, 1PM,ruesday, Aug 3 y
Thursday, Aug H. Friday aug e. y,
Thursday, Aug IS, 10 A N Friday, Aug 10. sH AN
Monday, Aug % J. ? %iTaesday' Aug An % S' y
Monday, Aug 20, TH AN Tuesday, Aug 80, 6h AN
For Freight or Passage, apply on board, or to
DOGeaHS NlSBET. Agent,
Gccomm odation Wharf.
N. B-Fre:ght and wharfage payable on the
wharf. aug4
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Exports.
GLAsGow-Per bark Eva H Flsk-ioo bbls rosin
025 tons phosphates.
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lect the amount cf the people who
must use sugar and steel, would come
out west they could get unanimous
vote to send them to the penitentia-
nv, but not one to return them to
Congress. o..
If the Republican party is swamp.
ed and destroyed in the west and
south, the Republicans who thus vote
to exempt wealth, and tax industry,
will be entitled to the credit or blame
whichever may predominant.
If the Republican party is swept
out of existence. in spite Of it's glori.
Gus record, noble achievements and
unexcelled array of statesman, DC.
roes aud pbilanthropists. its dc wntali
may be dated from this Congress that
have voted away hund, eds Of millions
Of money and lands to greedy corPor-
atoms and oppressive monop olies,
and now closes it's session Ivy exempt
ing all Of the enormous incomes
Vbovahol1c,'s uud Wce h0la.
c,,s from lurUfioN NH0 max
Eng Al2 tie NeTcSeHcv ~ tcyv-
ina more tue on Tie /Na'We1'S
uNa wecftu MICS WA0 u"e aces
iz,5o,ss, h0es, scyiAeS, >'eNUe,'S,
Entpes, pIuHeS, sases, cHtSe<S,
uV0 epen reucHfMI a0''R 10
tie neeNie, Scissors UUa MsW-
bfe 0f tie D Ocs' scDtzI.g HsaI. -
Not getting quite enough out of
these classes to make up for the in
come tax, they reach every man, w"-
man and child in the land by raising
the tax on sugar
We have Nc patience to pursue the
subject further, but sh,ll try to pro-
cure record of these Infamous votes
that the people may know who should
90 back to Congress. aud who should
be incloscd in political c"fiins.
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This is NO PATENT MEDICINE nUMBUG,
gotten up to dupe the ignorant and credu-
lous, nor is it represented as being 'com-
posed Of rare and precious substances bro't
from the four corners Of the earth, carried
seven times across the Great Desert Of Sa-
harah on the backs Of fourteen camels, and
brought across the Atlantic Ocean on two
Slips" 1t is simple, mild, soothing REM
edy, a perfect specific for Catarrh and "Cold
in the Head,' also for offensive Breath,
Loss or impairment of the sense Of Smell,
Taste or Hearing. Watering or weak Eyes,
Pain or Pressure in the Head, when caused
as,they all not u4frequently are, by the vio-
lence of Catarrh.
! offer, in good faith. a standing Reward
Of $500 for a case Of Catarrh that | cannot
cure. ,.f
FOR SALE BY MOST DRUGGISTS
EVERYWHERE. PRICE ONLY SO Cents.
Sent by mail, post paid, on receipt Of
Sixty cents. Four packages for $500 or
/ dozen for $500
Send two cent stamp for DR.. Sage's
pamphlet on Catarrh. Address the Propri.
stor,
r. V. PIERCE, NJ. D..
n42-m3. Buffalo, N. y
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Miscellaneous.

b die & slice.

En AN ELL AZ floFthre, I1o"aru
w County, Iowa. Reliable men
to engage in the following named
professions. to-wit: Editing and
printing Live News Paper, Lawyer,
Notary, &c, Dentistry, General Va
riety store. Hardware & Tin. Watch
maker & Jeweler. Saddle & Harne IS,
Cooper. Cabinet & Chairs, Black
smith, Wheel Wright, Wooden Fac
tory, Foundry and Machine Shop.
An effort will be made by the citi-
zens Of Florence and vicinity to es-
tablish an Educational Institution in
this village at an early day. The
friends Of education are earnestly So
licited to aid this enterprise.
Superior inducements offered by
BARNARD, ST. JOHN & CO.
W. W. BARNARD. RoBr. BRoADwATER.
l.. G. ST.. JOHN. JOHN w. DoERscH.
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Equine Remedies for horses and Cattle.


FoR YOU'VE MEN AND YOU'VE We.
MEN. The young Folks Rural
is the novel title Of the new Rural
and Literary Monthly being issued
by H. N. +. Lewis. the publisher OF
the Western Rural, at. Chicago. -
Prizes are offered for stories AID con
tributinns on various subjects by
young writer's, and fine premiums for
clubs of subscribers. Terms. $l,OO
per year. The first $50 subscribers
arc to be credited for two years. We
think this paper must excite a great
interest among the young men and
young women throughout tho United
States. Address, H. N. 3. Lewis
Publisher, Chicago.
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NEW TOWN, =.
aV~E W #zRIH. =: =.
NEW STORE.
NEW GOODS j. t.
and NEW PRICES.
BARNARD & ST. JOHN.

Now offer for Ready Poy or Arproved Short
Credit great variety ofGcneral Merchandise
consisting in part of Dry Goods, Groceries,
Boots & Shoes Ready Made Clothing, Hats
and Caps, Hardware, Crockery, Musical In
struments, Sewing Machines, Agricultural Inn
plements, Saddles and Harness, Whips and
Lashes, Sole and Upper Leather, Lace Leath-
er. All of which will be sold at the Lowest
Living Rates. Those wishing to purchase arc
solicited to call and examine and see that this
is TRUE, in fact. Thankful for past liberal pat
ronage, &c. we solicit continuance of the same.
FLORENCE, HOWARD co.. IOWA, August 9Th 1870
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alarmed (sIIcl l~reUss1'.C1s-
iAg.

The DEBORAH Republican mention.
ing the convention to be held at Nc.
Oregon on the 7th Of Sept. says:
They propose to dominate candi
date to be supported by the friends
Of revenue reform, honesty aud econ.
omy in administering the govern.
ment." This attempt t. steal Re-
publican principle. by the party
whose Representatives, in the last
Congress voted against reducing tax
IS. is absurdly funny.
The same deceptive cry was utter.
ed by the chairman of the Republi-
can State Convention. against the
Democratic platform adopted in sta te
convention few days since. For
politieal'pnrposes the whire Of the
Republican may be effective; in the
domain Of morals, its assertions are
characterized by an entirely different
name. Under the guise of good
name its editor is
"A man
Who has stole the livery Of the court
of Heaven
To serve the devil in, ~
And faithful, as we'll as somewhat
efficient has been the service.
The:radical idea of economy is dis.
closed i'm an analysis Of Boutwell,
elabora 70 sta tement of expenditures
dnrinn FL Last ton unara
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

Congrcg Onal.-Rev J. w. Windsor. Ser
vses each sabbath at half past ten a. in ami 1889
Pm. Sabbath School immediately after morning
service. Prayer meeting each We,tncs 4ay evening
u early candle light.
Episcopal, Grace Churcil-Rector, Rev. J.
4. Woodward. Services every sunday ~ 1899 a.
y. and 1901 m. sun lay school after n NJ.
Vice. Seats all free. Strangers and the Public, cor
daily Invited 90"
MctAOilist.-Rev. J. RdliHgton. Services at
half past ten m IN the evening half past
Prayer meeting Thursday evening. Sabbath school
inmediatcly amer morning service.
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NEWSPAPER
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The Pittsbupg (Pa.) Leader, in it's issue
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ing and valuable book, is the largest and
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IS, 3O3,7OO, 81 %

Total =. IS, 3o3,70O,sl1 %
Compare the expenditures Of 1860
-6l and lsG9-7O respectively.
The totalamount expended in the
two years Of 1s60-6l
was -. $129,675,el6 81
From this deduct two
years interest 7,177,4s7 90
leavinga balance Of 1922 4e9. 429 90
to carry on the government for the
last twy. years of democratic admin
istration.
During the year of ls69-70,. like
wise years Of profound peace, the ex
penses have been S6l3, COS, S67 06
Deduct from this for
pensions 10000. 900 90
Deduct for interest 1877, 7O2,33S 03
and it leaves q total 445, 9O1. 500 90
Is the expense of republican ad-
ministration for two years.
But. says tho radical, don't you
allow for increase of population !?
Well yes, the population OF the coun-
try has increased say one fifth, and
add ono fifth to 1922. 400, 429 (Which
Is $24. 499. 1850 and the total then
should have been only $146, 900, 314
for the past two years.
With,the above irrefutable record
We 60 before ths country appealing
TO "tho friends Of revenue reform.
honesty and economy in administer
ing the government, to abandon
the party whose record shows such
= wastefAlextravagance in public ex-
ponditure.
The sta tement of the Republican
that bill before Congress to reduce
taxa ton was voted against by demo-
Gratis is untrue, because no such bill
WAS before that body, in any shape.
One was introduced and passed to
change the. taxes from the rich to the
shoulders Of the poor, every republic
can voting for the bill and every
democrat against it.
The Fort Dodge North West. edit
ed by sx-Licut Gov. Cue, gives tho
following history Of the infamous
bill the democrats voted against and
Of whose provisions the Republican
is 80 enamored.
$ TGRlch Shall be Richer,
'6nd' the Poor Poorer"
Congress has done all 10 it's power
to relieve the wealthy nabobs and
bond holders from taxation and sad
die heavier burdens on the mass Of the
people BY repeating the income tax
On sugar. steel. &c.
If these members Of Congress who
thus vote to exempt their $4,000 .
year sa1aries from taxation, and col.