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Receipts by Railroad, September ID.
soUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

COS bales cotton. so bales domestics, 142 barrels
nour. 50 bb:s naval stores. TO Pelzer, Rodgers
co, W c Courtney, W Williams Son, Claghorn,
Herring & co, " Witte, W Ryan, MONTY q
Adger, A Salinas, g Il Walter & co, Dowling
co, E Wiss l. co, W G Bee 4 co, W W Smith, G
81 Ingrafam Son. Sloan & Seignious, Johnston,
Crews & co, W G Whilden i co, R Mure CO.,
Smith d Chapeau, and Railroad Agent.
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
14s bales cotton, 267 bbls naval stores, cars um:
Der, wood and phosphates, mdse, &c. To q W
williams co, TIP Smith, Mowry Il Son, BIS
chofr, ] Marshall, Jr, Barden l. Parker, Nachmann
4 co, " Ryan, Walter b 90, A Salinas Grae,
a Ouackenbn:h, wagner, Huger Il CO, Dukes d
co, Bradley, " C Courtney d co, stefens, Wer,
ner Ducker, B Boyd. Mantoue co, racine
Phosphate Company, and Railroad Agent.
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Eiegy
.y rur DEATH OF THE KING OF TIE cANS1BAL
oN I't ISLANDS,


And 40 our royal relative is dead;
and so'he rests from gustatory a5oIs;
He sometimes would 'run down" nus eoi0feu
He Wofsnsnped, as he growled his fe-fofum'
The goddess Of the Epigsstrium.
And missionaries graced his festive board,
Solemn and succulent IN twos 1e anu inrII
Ard smoked before their hosplteole oleoond cousins
Welcome as If they'd Sesn aa als he Would his kin;
mneh Sou' a. ~ strangers. and he "took them ln."
he had a hundred wives. To make things pleas
7na1 a1ti siound it quite judclous to adore him;
And When he dined, the nymphs were always
Sometimes beside him, sometimes before him
when ne was tired OF one, he called her sweet"
And told her she was good enough 10 eat."'
He vas sman of taste Within his tent
Each prisoner fat) excited his emotions;
He opied his mouth for sll-and down they Went
Like Jonah to hts submarine dev0tlons. ,u
he had q bed, bat camped out, IKE nus 'aie''
While other people occupied his pala'e
But the deceased could never hold candle
To those pIim paleacsd People 90 0i psUpIsGy
The cannibals Of civil society-
They drink the blood OF sisters With their ratlons,
And crush the bones OF living regulations
They kill the soul; he only claimed the dwelling
They take the sharpened scalp Of surmises,
And eleave the ainews where the heart ID swell
- ing,
i. And slaughter Fame and Honor for their prizes,
They make the spirit in the body culver;
They quench the Light; he only TOOK the Liver
I,ve known some hardened customers, wot.
A few tough fellows-pagans beyond question
wish had got into this dinner pot,
ANbough Ism certain they'd defy digestion,
And break his jaw and ruin his esophagus,
were he the chief Of beings anthropophagous
How fond he was OF children To his breast
The tenderest nurslings gained free admis-
sion;
Rank he despsed-nor, II they came well dressed,
Cared II they were plebeian or patrlcian.
Shade Of Leigh Hunt oh, guide my iag8ard
And Write OF one who loved his fellow-men
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MACON, September 1A-Recetpts to-day s7s
bales; saes 3ss; shipped 42s. Receipts for the
week ending this evening l!22 bales; sales lol7;
shipments 154S The market has been steady and
firm throughout the week at 161ac for mlddllngs
The demand was good but onerings have been
only moderate. The market closed nrm this eVe-
ming at 16xc.
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New York Naval Stores Market.

From the Journal OF Commerce September ii:
The arrivals Of spirits turpentine are fair, but
there is good local demand, and prices are nrm; +;
at 4oc and go bbls do do, at 4oHc, the market
closing at 4oa4ohc, dock and yard. Rosins-
There Is less inquiry for strained, but prices are
very firm; the better qualities meet with more at
teniion at steady prices. We quote strained at 81;
No at 50 ioa2 so; No at So 50as3; pale at So 25
asa so; extra pale at S3as8 so. Tar is little ir-
regular; Wilmington is held at about So SO.
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New York Sugar and Molasses Market.

From the Journal Of Commerce September IA !:
ness doing for refining purposes. Helders remain
nrmly confident, and buyers operating as they
have occasion to use. We quote fair refining at
ehasHc good at 9Ha9Ac; and No IL box at luxe
The sales are 100 hilds at sha9xc for Cuba; 1oxc
for Centrifugal; l0sllHc for Porto Rico, and l7S
boxes Havana at 1oHc.. For refined the demand
yellow at II lXal2Hc; soft white at 12&al2Xc, and
crushed, powdered and Granulated at ls2ialshc
From the Daily Bulletin, September Il There
has been 8 rather better demand from rehners 1or
molasses, but no general activity. and the posi-
tion OF the market Is unchanged: Buyers can
find all the stock wanted and obtain II on easy
terms, our outside buyers representing small lots
OF very choice grades. Sales OF 356 hhds, Is tcs,
l2 bbls Barbados at 40c for boiling; 1000 hhds
Cuba claJed at about 35c ~; ana TO the trade 70
hhds Porto Rico at sec In small lots.
The following are the rates for new crop: New
Orleans, per gallon. 7oas5c; Porto Rico 31a60c;
Cuba centrifugal and mixed 2oasoc; Cuba, clayed,
25a35c; Cuba, Muscovado, refining, 28a35c; Cuba,
Mnscovado, grocery. s5a4oc; English Island Soa6oc,
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a5aa5c Coffee nominal at l7sal7sc. sterlas
2ss. Sight Y premium. Gold lSh.
,y,v york Ittce Market.

rro,s the Daily Bulletin, September le: There isa
IS aso saeS
Sor hand, but the absence Of supplies restricts
operations. Domestic Is heavy. Carolina COM
mon TO good, per cwt., So 50as IS; do prime to
fancy do SsS2hae !; RSngoon per pound 7ahc;
Raugoon, gold In bond, do 31a3Hc-
From the Journal OF Comme. ce: Rice remains
quiet. There Is moderate jobbing business IN
Rangoon and Carolina at steady rates. For lots
in bond there Is an inquiry and hardly any STOCK
offering. We notice sales OF 200 bags Rangoon,
duty paid, at 77<a7Hc, and 40 tcs Carolina az
8zasc.
From the World: Awaiting the arrival OF ad-
ditfonal supplies, the market remains quiet, but is
pretty firm, and full former rates could be reana
ed on foreign. Domestic dull and somewnat nom ann
inal at about Shaec. From second hands, 2oo
bags Rangcon at 714a725c.
From the Tribune: domestic Is duu and \, Iathsr r
weak. In anticipation Of early arrivals OF new
crop. with small sales at about S5lasc. Foreign
is Selling in small lots from dealers hands, and ls
steady, about 2eo bags Rangoon going out day
AZ Ti5ai%c. There Is O call for goods In bond,
but guier market for want Of supplies.
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DAVIS i MLLEE'S

p . IE YEAS Pow D E B,
A substitute ct Yeast IN making Hct Bread,
Rolls and Batter Cakes Of eyerv description, hav
ing the advantage Of making the dough or batter
perfectly light, and ready for baking without
delay, and greatly diminishing the Inability 10
become sour.
Many tyspep.ics Who cannot tolerate fresh,
light cakes when made with yeast, can eat them
with impunity when raised in this way.
When used according TO directions, 1t is war
ranted 20 make rich, sweet, light and nutritious
Bread and Biscuit, Mullins, Wafles, Corn Bread
all kinds Of Griddie cakes, Slso Boiled P1ddingB
Dunr:irgs, Pot Pies, &c
gTKriRFD Only EY
DAVIS l. MILL En-,
BALTIMORE, MD.
a. MILLER, Sole Proprietor.
We have been appointed Agenia icI lie Slate
Of Sou.h Caro:ira for :he above desirable goods,
and can orrer them 20 the :rsde at propr,etors
~ GOODRICH, wlNEMAN b CO.,
Importers and wholesale Druggists,
mcal2 smwemospkG Charleston. S. G..
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COMMERCIAL NEWS.
Exports.

RA1rrhoR1-Per steamship Sea Gun-162 bales
upland cotton bale rags. l24 casks clay, II pkgs
dried fruit, hhds hides. piano, Dbl oil, &c.
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Interior Cotton Markets.
YORKVILLE, September A.-The first new bale
of this season was sold during the week at l6c.
We quote the market firm, With good demand,
ar 16Hc for the best quality.
CHESTER, September 1a-During the past
week several bales OF new cotton have been
brought to market and suld at 16zal6Ho. Plan
tiers generally seem disposed to market carly, and
we now look for liberal receipts.
. CHARLOTTE, September 1.-THE transactions
in this staple have been limited during the week.
Offerings were readily taken up TO 1ll orders ior
homa manufacturers. atIrices IN advance Of the
views OF shippers. We q0ote mlddlings as 16ke;
market unsettled.
ANDERSON, September A-To-dsy middllngs
command from IS 70 l6Hc.
ATLANTA. September 1A-The market closed
a. 17c FOR middline; Is: for low mlddlng; l4o for
so.-d ordinary; l3c Tor ordiu ary.
MONTGOMERY, September 1A.-Aarket Hrn at
leks for low mIdd1ngs.
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Nashville Market.

NASHVILLE, September ls.-CoTToN.--The
receipts OF the week closing to-day amount TO 2oe
bales against 48 last week and Is Tor the cores
bonding week last year. The shipments comprs-
ed 35S bales against lis last week, and Tor the
corresponding week last year. The sales Of the
week foot up a2I bales.
The market during the entire week has been
steady, and the number OF bales sold shows con.
siderable activity for this season OF the year. The
first bale Of new Tennessee cotton was received on
Monday, the 18th, and was sold az tic. We renew
our quotations as follows: Inferior, Sail; ordi
nary, l2nai3h; good ordinary, lit1al5,:; low
midtllirp 16al7 ctS.
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r N LA N D 20 q T E 4,

IN LA N D R D q 7 E
FOR EDlsTO, PACIFIC LANDING, BEAUFORT
AND SAVANNAH.
FROM NORTH ATLANTIC WEARF.
ONCE A WEEK.
The Steamer STARLIGHT, Cap = .4iEk
:ain ooste, viii leave every TEUSs- sEE1sEfi1Ii2fc
DAY for the above places. as follows:
On THURSDAY, September Is, a; osioSS o,coss A. n.
On TsURsDAY Ssptember %, at O'Clock A. NJ.
Fine Stateroom accommodations.
For Freight or Passage. apply on BOARD of
Steamer, al North Atlantic Wharf, or 20
]. D. AIKEN 4 CO., Agents,
aen1. Central Wharf.
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VIM. McBURNEY. President.
E. P. ALEXANDER, Vice-President and Acruary.
]. F. GlLMER Vice. President. resident in Georgia.
E. ME- HUTCHISON vice-President, resident in
North Carolina.
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5emina Marhlnes.

AND TER
WEED" FAMILY FAvoRITE L0CE- E-sTiTtIl
MACHINE,
are the best In use.
For bale on the Lease Plan, with monthly pay.
-1ents, on easy terms, or for cash. All kinds 0f
Machine attachments, Needles, Cotton, (w6ite
black and colored,) Blk, OIL Soap, DC, DC.
Repairing as usual. Circulars and samples 0,
work sent On application.
D. B. HABELTON,
General Dealer 10 First Glass Sewing ma
chimes and Material, No. 3o7 King stree..
aug17 Charleston. 8. o.
VESSELS SUPPLIED sup T.. lei d WITH CABIN GAB1N AM
Captains and Stewards are respect
fully invited to call and examine the SAxS1s
quality and prices of our GOODS. Fall weigh
guaranteed. delivered free OF expense.
WIN. 8. CORW1N & co.,
No. 276 King street, opposite Hasel,
NJ Branch Of No. 800 Broadway, New YORK.
janz4
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LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.

~ S8ffCt ull0uuuB ...~ .''''..1'I IHS5
.RIcR:lThere were no transactions In this grain.
NAVAL SToRBs-There were no sales OF note.
FRsIeHrs.-To Liverpool, by steam direct
nominal; vic New York, 7-l6d on uplands,
1I-Isd. ON sea islands; by sail I'd on up
lands, "a on sea islands. To Havre nominal
Coastwise- 10 New York, by steam, hc on up:
lands ana 30 on sea Islands; 81 p tierce on rice;
by SAIL 70 on, cotton; --R tierce on rice; 400
p barrelon rosln; s7@s N on lumber; 5000
p II on timber. To Boston, by sail, 1l@xc . h
on upland cotton: To Providence, S. p N on
boards, hc p ib on cotton. To Philadelphia, by
steam, kc p b On uplands; BY SAIL 81 p on
boards; 50 on timber; ss 2 ton on clay, andss@
so on phogphstes. To Baltimore, by steam, Hc..
p n; by sail, So 5e@7 p II on boards; s. . T'ton
on phosphate rock., Vessels are in demand by
our merchants to take lumber freights from
GEORGETOWN, 8. C., Darien and Satilla River, Ga,
and Jacksonville, Fla, to Northern ports and $40
@12 p n are the rates on lumber and boards.
:. misunderstanding 60 day bills 2s@2a,4.
DOMESTIC cExcHANaE.-Tne banks purchase sight
checks at par and sell at u premium. Outside
they purchase at par, and sell at 9;@H premium.
QoLD-12@l4.
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TO R Eel o Ri D.Ai,
!oNcE A WEEK.l
VIA SAVANNAH, FERNANDINA, JACKSON.
VILE, PILATKA AND ALL POINTS on
ST. JOHNS RIVER

The Steamer DICTATOR viii sail h
on and after the 5th July for above ssseslfisS33s
places every TUESDAY FyENINd, at o'cioeE.
Fare from Charleston &c Savannah, including
meals and berth. So lulyl
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FARES GREATLY EEDUtED.

Steamers Of she above line leave Pier I<%Tfe.
No. 42, North River, foot OF Cana! .S&lEHlE
street, New York, al II O'Clock noor, Of The Attn
and goth Of every month except when these
ds;cs tal on Sunday, then the Saturday preced-
Ing.
Departure OF the Goth connect at Panama with
steamer, for South Pacific and Central American
ports. Those OF 4th touch at Mapganillo.
: Steamship JAPAN leaves San Francisco for ia.
pan and China October !, 1870.
No California steamers touch at Harana a, but
60 direct from New York to AspIhwail.
One hundred pounds baggage free 10 each adult.
Medicine and attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or other information apply
at the CoMfANY'S TICKET OFFICE, on the
wharf foot Of Canal street, North River, New
York. f. f BABY, Agent
julylS-1yr
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THE PUREsT INDICATED CORDIAL
THE AG eli

M-Lppman's Great German Bitters siren 9Th
SEuppman's Great German Bitters strength
ems the consumptiye.
arLippman's Great German Bitters cures
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delightful and effective In the world.
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ATLppman's Great German Bitters gives tone
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aTLlppmsn's Crest German Bltters, the best
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the Bowels.
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srMppnan's Great German Blsters, the
MrIlppman's Great German Bltters prevents
Sp @pIppman's Great German Bisers has met
with success everywhere.
CHANIQTTE6flLLk, IS,
MRssRs. JACOB LIPPHAN & Bro:
Gennenaen-I certify that have examin.
ed and used in my practice Lippman's Great Ger.
man Bltters. regard them as an admirable
Depots in Charleston s.
W. @. TRorT, ED. 8. BuRNHAM,
m
". A. sKRlNE,
wholesale Agente:
HENRY BISCHoFF d co.
STEFFENS, WERNER QUICKER,
DowIE, NOISE DAVIS, Druggists,
CLACIUs w1TTE.
IIPPMAN'S PYRAFUGE.
THE GREAT CHILL AND FEVER EXPELLER
ONE DOSE STOPS THE cHILLs.
SEAR GRAHANvlLLE, s. c., November 10, 1869.
Dear Sir-Please send me half dozen bottles Of
your invaluable and infalllble Pyraluge. The
bearer himself was cured OF two years. chill and
fever, and his whole family. 1t has never failed
in single case. Yours respectfully,
VIM. F. ROBERT.
We annex herewith one Of the many certih-
Gates for the famous "0IL OF LlFE,n in our pos
session:
MAYORS OFFICE, GRIFFIN, Ca,
February s, 1868.
This Is to certify that Ihays used Professor b.
q. Kayton's s'Oll OF Life, in my family, In case
o. aggravated NeuIagis IN ,ne Tacen ,.a ana alsef
M CLINE Marnr
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uJEEKLY LINE TO SAVANNAH.
w THROUGH BY DAYLIGHT.
FOR PACIFIC LAND ING, BEAUFORT. HILTON
HEAD SayaSyAH, DARIEN AND Sl.
TILLA RIVER
The fa7orite Steamer
ELIZA HANCOX.
CAPTAIN L. ". BURNS,
viii. receive Freight at Sonth Atlan. slk-A
tic wharf for above points every - f.,
TUESDAY, and leave on every WEDNESDAY MORN
Iuu Mt O'CLOCK, arriving at Savannah the same
evening, and leaving for Darien, &C, Inc .onoW- @
jng morning. Returning. will leave savannah lor
Charleston every MONDA7 MoNslfo' d. o'cioVk'
For Freight or passage aRss,yESEL aeSiEsL y HOLMES,
sonic No. III East Bay.
T,oR GARDNER's BLUFF, $. c.
Aso Alb 'sTERN5P1AEEIE7 pHEbpE AEI7Ek BINDINGS ON TEE
Tho steamer GENERAL MANI; r .sEh
uAUIT Captain H. s. Cordes, WI! .sgn 1 e. Z {.
receive freight 'nls .hO1e D1sr roN,oE4 n ,'A A'AA'
" For I engneements m @ apply on board or to
sHACKELFoRD KELLY, Agents,
sep17-1 ''-'''o o-' --''- NO. Boyce's Wharf
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE - MOUNT
u PLEASANT AND sULLIVAs'S ISLAND
PERRY.
On and after SATURDAY, septem;; SIX
ber 17ih, the following Schedule VIII
Leave city a. eg and 10 A. NJ. andsP.M
Leave Mount Pleasant at ~ and II = a. h., ~
and o P. IL.
Leave Sulllyan's Ialand OF IL and llAa A. NJ,
and Y P. N.
All Freight must be prepatd' anu none received
after hs,lfpaat O'Clock. ,-,,,
On SUNDAYS the nrst trip from eacn place VIII
sepIs 9* J. q. MURRAY, Agent.
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II r. u . T E e 3.

for protection Foley
anN1nsof ndE r
CASH pREa1UMs CASH DI7DENDs!, POLICIES
Al Policies of
yerappIed maybe
JOHN H. SIAIONS, Local Agent.
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THE ONLY INLAND ROUTE.

THE ONLY INLAND ROUTE.
u
FOR EDIsTo AND ENTERPRISE, VIA JoES's
ISLAND FERRY, CHURCH FLATS; YouNG's
ISLAND, BEARS BLUFF, &c.
TIE steame, "ARGO," Captain ? .1E.h
j. h. Proctor, will receive Freight -
at South Atlantic Wharf, on WEDNESDAYS and
SATURDAYS, and leave es follows:
CHARLESTON. ED1sTo.
Thursday, Sept1.sH A n Friday, Sept 2, 81 4
Monday, Sept S, IL Mfuesday, Sept u
Thursday, Sept 8, 2 P MI Friday, Sept 9,
Monday, Sept y, a N Tuesday, Sept lo, e
Thursday, Sept Is, 9 A NJ Friday, Sept ID, A
Monday, Sept l9, l2 n Thursday, sept 20, j.
Thursday, Sept q, PIP MIFr.day, sep. 2"
Monday Sept 2e, Z A MlTuesday. sept p,
Thursday, Sept %, GA M Friday, sept 50, sA
N. Freight and Wharfage payable on The
wharf
For Freight or Passage apply on board, OF 10
DOUGLAS NlSBET. Agent,
sup3o South Atlantic WkSr1.
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n he Il G Y : II Q L" E R '-795
LIFE AND TONTINEs ASSURANCE co..
EOF The oOUTHa
Iao BRoAD CHARLESTON.

GEORGE e BOGGS, Secretary.
lOEST. DARBY. NJ D.. Medical Adviser.
AUGUSTINE 7. SMYTHE. Solicitor.
JAMES CONNER, Counsel. ~. i.
2. A. KINL0CH, N. D.,( Local Medical E1en-.
r. LEBBY. JR N. D.. irers.
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u OR NEW ORK.
Jon SATURDAY, SEPT. II, ATS O'CLOCK P. M.l

The very fast and splendid side wheel steamship
"Aa;ANHATTAN,n ~; D. s. Woodhul. COMMANDER"
sail from Adger's Wharf as above.
~ The JAMES ADGER," follows TUESDAY,
September 20, at2P. n.
la- Insurance by this Line half per CENT
For Freight or Passage. apply to
sepl4-4 JAMES ADGER l. co, Agents.
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UP, CLEARED AND SAILED FOB THE PORT.
FORE G. N.
LIVERPOOL
The Heress, Rea, sale August 90
Bark Annie Kimbell, Stinson, sailed. August "a
Brig P Grove. Harkness, cleared. Angus; 70
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The charles,on Cotton, Rice and Naval

OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,
FRIDAY EVENING, September 16, 1870.
CoTToN.-The market opened quiet and easier,
which, with receipts Of unfavorable kilograms,
caused prices to recede an H@Ac p fb, the de.
msnd being entirely for good grades. Sales near
300 bales, say at 14; al Is; at 1e1<; 4at l6h;
&c II; 10 at 17s; 40 at TX; 20 at l77s; 1913 at
17kc. We uuote:
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-01-06

CHASoID. Times have changed some
since 1855. During recent cell, Rev. R.
Hosvsr, Of Rossville, informed ~ that
in that year he had travelled slsns the. Up
per Mississippi, preaching in every saloon
between Aaoks sed Little Falls. ne va.
invited 70 DO 70, IN many cases, by the
men Who owned then, and in every instance
vs'tr'st'd viii the utmost ci,ility, and
in esvs'sS essss received presents. How
weak such = course be received. now!
On thing ID esrtaia. 70 visit all The saloons
between AaekA and Fort Ripley would
keep one naa pretty busy for : considers-
biz portion 81 he yooF.
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Rs1u1N OF Gov. McDouaALt AND SURF
On 1hursday Gov. MoDousall, .ocoup.-
MED BY 'csl Dennis end Alex. Bsgs, a.
rived Hs gave very little information id.
ditional = vhat has slrssdy been publish
cd. Il isihis opinion that the rebellion
win lose force and spirit by spring, and
says anlszatioa IL MT probable. The me.
deny having nads any attempts 10 incite
a 1ndisn uprising, bat claim that they did
much 70 rsstrain the savages. The horses.
wagons, &c., Of tho party were loft here to
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Nv. P. Buardmsn has returned
from st. Cloud and IL now engaged in
drawing plans and specifications for the
St. Cloud Normal School. It i, to be
similar ID style 10 oars, and built With
cream eolored brick. The foundation,
water table corners aud dressing are to
b Of granite Of very fine quality
which aboaads 10 that region in great
qUautity.-HaaEato Union.
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