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re- A REVOLUTION IN COOKERY.

re- A REVOLUTION IN COOKERY
Since the introduction OF the patent SEA MOSS
FARINE. a complete revolution has taken place
in that department OF cookery 10 which we owe
the iuxurles OF the dessert. The most delicious
blanc mango, Jelly, custard Charlotte Russe light
puddings. &C., are produced from this palatable
nutrlment at about one-th!id Of the former cost
great economy OF time as we'll as money Is
effected by its use. The preparations made from
1t are pronounced by physicians TO be the best
possible diet for consumptlves dyspeptics, and
persons suffering from biousness and general de-
.bility. Convalesccnts fatten on them, and gain
rapidly in muscular strength as well as In flesh.
The SEA MOSS FARINE COMPANY, No. IS Park
Place. New York, who are manufacturing this ar
ticle from the bsst Irish Moss, in enormous guam
titles, produce an array OF medical and general
testimony In its favor which is perfectly over
whelming, and must set all doubts OF Its superb
orlty as all alimentary staple, tr any exist. en-.
tirely at rest. decl2-nlwf3D&C
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~THE GREAT MEDICAL WONDER,
DR.. nASKELL'S ELECTRIC OIL kills all pain in
two minutes. Cancers, Bolls, Tetter and Old
Sores, cured.in 4s hours by DR.. 11ASkELL'S CAR.
BOLlC CANCER SALvE. For sale at retail by
G. W. AlMAR, COHEN'S MEDICAL DE.
DR.. B. BAER, POT,
A. y. BARB0T, DIR. G. J. LCHN.
Ed. S. BURNHAM, W. T. LITTLE CO.,
II. Il. COLLINS l. CO., ALFRED RAOUL, NJ. D.,
GRAMAN 4 SCHWAKE, DR.. ". A. SKRlNE.
E. H. KELLERs, NJ. D.,
And at wholesale by DOWIE, NOISE & DAVIS,
sole Agents for South Carolina. nov11-smosD4w
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Markets by Telegraph.
FOREIGN.


FRANkFoRTr December lo.-Bonds are quoted
LIvERrool December l2.-Noon.-Cotton IN
changed: uplauds SGD; Orleans sSaSNd; sales
10000 bales.
NEW YORK, December 13-Noon.-F1our dull
and unchanged Wheat quiet and nomtnally un.
changed. Corn dull and declining PORK inan.
tive, old mess s22a22 rs. Lard heavy at 123Ia
12Hc. Cotton dull; uplands 15Nc; Orleans l5Ac.
sales 1900 bales. Turpentine dull at 461a47. Ro.
sin quiet at SO o5 for strained. Freights dull
Stocks dull. Gold 1uA. Money SAT per cent.
Exchange, long S7i; short OK. Bonds 72.
ape
steady Southerns very dull Tennesses 81, new
COX; North Carolinas i5s. ncw2 Cotton quiet
and weak az 153zc: sales 1900 bales. Flour South.
ern quiet and unchanged. WhisIey 93ae4c. Wheat
a shade easier, new winter red ard amber West.
ern 81 44al 40. Corn heavy and lower, old s1k
new 75a76c. Pork dull and heavy. old s22; new
tive, kettle 1sc. 'Turperrine 4s,sa47c. Rosin
quiet. Talow dull at s1faS%c. Freights heavy.
BosToN, December 13.-Cotton quiet; middlilgs
15sal5k; net receipts lOI; coastWlse 4S; total 15u
stock $500.
BALTIMORE, December 13-Flour active and
steady. Wheat steady-some grades command
better prices. Cora closed weak: white IS; yellow
7iai2c. Provisions nominal. Whskey 93. Cot
ton shade lowe er, with moderate demand; mid
ding l4s.c sales 800 bales; net receipts l25: coast
l0,224 bales.
CINCINNATI, Decent l3.-Flour dull and un-
changed Corn firm and in fair demand at 5la
53c. Mess pork, limited iobbing demand. Should.
ers llc; sides l3}aal5Hc. WhlsEey In good demand
at $780,
LOUISVILLE, December la:-Bagsing firm at
27a2sc. Flour quiet at S. IS. PROVISIONS quiet
Mess pork s19 IS. Lard, tierce l2c; keg l4c
Whlskey tends up.
ST. LOUIS. December l3-Flour, low and me-
dunn grades scarce; winter superfne 81 15a4 25
Corn Gull; mixed 43a45c. WhiSkey SSc. Mess
pork $1s. Clear sides 14c. Lard choice, 12c.
NORFOLK. December l3.-C.,ttOn dull; low mid
diiDgs l4c; sales l5O bales; net receipts 1885, eX-
ports coastwse 35l0; stock 1910.
WILMINGTON, December l3.-Cotteu dull: mid
dlngs l3Ac; sales 127 bales; net receipts $50; ex.
porls coastwlse 1889: stock 9l9.
AUGUSTA, December 13 Cotton in good de.
1l2o hales; middlings 13%c
,s oAY,ASsAa, AZ, December l3.-Cotton In good de-
Inalu at iower rates; mddngs 1lISalaHc:
sales 1850 bales; net receipts 1855; exports to
Great Britain 542l; stock T3S75. W
MOBILE, december l3.-Cor ton quiet; middlings
1ic; sales 1000 baes net receipts $3.50; exports TO
Great Britain I7o6; coa>twse 5l4; STOCK 5sT5 Laies.
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The Charieston Cotton, Rice aud Naval


R1cE.-There was moderate inquiry for this
grain at about previous rates. sales 12o tlerces Of
clean Carolina say 20 tierces at 3lS ss at 5lec
p fb. Good rice may be quoted at 61s@eNc.
NAVAL sroREs.-The business was light; sales
80 bbls spirits turpentine at 4lc p gallon.
FRKrauTs.-To Liverpool, by steam direct Z on
uplands; via New York "a on uplands, 1Ad ou
sea Islands: by sail 1sd on uplands IA on seq
islands. To Hayre nominal. Coastwlse-to New
York, by steam, &c on uplands and 1c on sea
Islands; s2 q tlerce on rice; by sail, &c p ID on
cotton; n;- p ;ierce on rice: 43c q barrel On rosia;
s7@S p on lumber; se@lo q NJ on timber. To
Boston, by sail, h@Sc = ib on upland cotton.
To Providence. by sail SIS p II Oh boards, &c
p ib on cotton; by steam 81 2 bale on New
York rates. To Philadelphia, ny steam, &c q b
on uplands; ny SAIL 81 p N Oh boards; 50 on
timber; SIS a Tor on clay, and S3@3 80 on phos.
pilates. To Baltimore, by steam, &c q b; By
sail, So 5O@7 p II on boards; $500 e5 q ton on
phosphate rock. Vessels are in demand by
our merchants TO take lumber treights from
Georgetown, S. c., Darien and Sattila River, Ca,
and Jacksonville, Fla, to Northern ports, and SIC
Oh a u are the rates on lumber and boards.
Misunderstanding 60 day bills ls1s@lS2I.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. - The Banks purchase
sight checks at H@16 OH, and sell at par.
GoLD-eS@I1.
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The Sisters.

a,n,e and Rhoda. sisters IVAN,
lsre IN the night to the sound OF rain,
r.s rush of wind. the ramp and roar
ar great waves climbing rocky snore.
Annie rose up in her bed-gown white,
And looked out into the storm and nlgRt.
.sgnsh. and hearken ln she cried In fear,
stHesrest thou nothing, sister dear"
.I hear the sea and the plash Of rain,
And roar Of the mol theast hurricane.
Get thee back to the bed 80 warm,
No good comes Of watching storm
uWhat is 1t to thee, fain would know,
That waves are roaring anu wild winds blow
eNo lover OF thine's anoat TO miss
The harbOr lights on night Ike tnls."
"But heard voice cry out my naYe,
Up from the sea on the wind it came
,.Twice and thrice have heard it call, 20.
And the voice is the voice Of Estwick Han T.
On her inflow the sister tossed her head.
"Hall OF the Heron Is safe" she said,
.In the tautest schooner that ever swan
he rides st anchor In Ann squam.
"And. If In peril from swamping saa
Or lee shore rocks, would he cal! on thee I"
pnt.be GIRL heard only the wind end tide
And wringing her:small, white hands, she CRIED:
90. Sister Rhoda, there's something wrong;
hear 1t again, 80 loud and long.
".Annie Annie = hear it call,
And the voice Is the voice OF EstwlcR Hall P'
Up sprapg the elder. with eyes a1an,e.
,rTho, Host He never would call tiny uuule.
eff he i'll. would pray the wind and sea
To Keep him forever from thee aud me !'
Then out of the sea blew dreadful blast,
Like The cry OF q dying man IL passed.
The young girl hushed on her lips groan.
But through ner tears strange light shone-
The solemn joy OF her hearts release
To own and cherish Its love In peace.
aDearest r she whispered. under breath,
sIire was lie, but true Is aeath.
"The love hid from myself away
Shall crown me now in the light Of day.
ssNy ears shall never 10 wooer list,
Never by lover my lips be kissed.
osacred to thee am henceforth.
Thou In heaven and on earth ''
She came and stood by her sisters bed;
0Hall Of the Heron ls dead p she said.
.The wind and the waves their work have done'
We shall see him no more beneath the sun.
sIittle win reck that heart of thine,
It loved him not with o love like mine.
.I. for his sake were he but here,
Could hem and 'broider thy bridal gear.
sThough hands should tremble and eyes oe wei,
And stitch fol stitch in my heart be set,
.But now my soul with his soul wed;
Thine the living, anu mine the dead p
[John B. Whittier, in the Atlantic Monthly for
JaRuary.
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Wilmington Market

WILMINGTON, December l2.-TURPENTINE.-
Only 10 bbls received, which sold at So 80 lor
soft, and 81 70 for hard, per 2S0 pounds.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE.-Sales reported OF only 20
bbls at 42nc per gallon-a decline or nc.
RosIN.-Sales Of 100 bbls at 81 621sa1 IS Tor No
2; So so for No /, and "a for pale.
TAR.-S3 bbls sold at 81 IS per b0l.
CoTToS.-Sales OF 2lI bales, as. follows: at l'c'
ar 13,5c. and 2o1 at l3Ac per pound.
CoRN-Sales OF 1900 bushels At Soc, and 2loo al
aOc per bushel.
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1nt.rior COTTON Markets.

COLUMBIA, December l3-sales Of cotton, yes
terdsy, about 100 bales; middllng l34c.
CHARLOTTE, December l0.-l23 bales sold to.
daY; for Ihe week 1898. Market ruling quiet and
$ eaGy: sXttremes 2Aal4c, closing th.s evening
atl3isc %. best grades.
yaCoS December 1o.-Cotton receipts ao5
hoinS. shiuments 100 bales: sales 42 bales. The
market weak, with middlings atlsac.
SELMA December 1l.-There were sales yester'
dav TO lhe. amount OF 300 ha'ts; low middling
1Sials3Sc; strict good ordinary 12XalSc. The
market was quiet and offerings light Factors
sell reluctantly, except at outside figures.
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GALVESTON, December 1a-Cotton easier, but
not quotably lower good ordinary II 1sa12'tc; net
receipts IS47 bales, to which add 2s77 not before
sent ont In consolidated statement; stock 1876.
NEW ORLEANS, December 13.-Cotton active at
full prices middling II 4Ha14xc sales IS 600 bales;
net receipts 5576; coastwise 80; total 6656; ex'
norris to Great Britain 2424; Bremen 103s; stock
l4s,7l7. Molasses prime 5sa57; others unchanged,
Sterling nomnaliy 20. Sight x. Gold 1oa.
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Funeral Notlres.

BILL.-Ded, in Charleston, S. c.. on the 18TH
instant, DR.. JAMES ALsToN HILL, OF Water oro,
Miss.
w HIS RELATIVES AND FRIENDS,
and those OF Mr.. VIM. II. and Mrs. Laura NJ. Lock-
wood are respectfully invited to attend his Fune'
raj Services ut Trinity Church. THIS MORNING,
1ithinstant, ut 10 O'Clock. decl4-*
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ns-SOONER OR LATER, A NEGLEC

ms-SOONER OR LATER, A NEGLECT
ED cold will deye.oa constant cough. shortness
OF breath. falling strength, and wasting OF flesh
the avan courierS Of consumption. In some In
stances the same canse will produce bronchitis, o
disease Of the branches OF the windnpc. In oil
affections of the pulmonary organs as we'll as in
bronchial affections, JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT
is both palliative aud q curative as the testi'
meny OF thousands and its worldwide reputa.
tlo1 a,tests-while In coughs and colds It acts
speedily, and when taken according to directions
promptly removes them. Why not give this
standard remedy an immediate trial? Sold by
all Druggists and Mt wholesale by GOODRICH,
w1NEMAN & CO., Charleston, s. c.
decl4-wim3
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Guerial Noilfcs.

~GRAND LorGE oFSoUTH CARO-.
LlNA.-GRAND SECRETARY'S OFFICE,
CHARLESTON. S. c., DECEMBER 6, lS7o.-The
Hall Committee will elect Keeper OF the Masonic
Hall for The ensuing year, on THURSDAY EVENING
the 18th inst.
Appllcatlons must be handed 20 Brother II. W.
SCHROEDER, Grand Treasurer, on or before the
18th inst. Z. RUSH CAMPBELL,
5ec7-wa Grand Secretary.
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FARES GREATLY REDUCED.

Steamers OF the above line leave Pier .sTTEs.
no. ~, North River, foot Of Canal .SAlssSasss,as
street. New York, 10 II O'Clock noon, OF the 4tf
and 2ulh of every month except when thess
dates fan On Sunday. then the Saturday precc.l
ing.
departure Of the Goth connect at Panama wl:Ii
steamers for South Pacific and Central Amcrica.
ports. Those OF 4th touch at Manzani!lo.
Steamship JAPAN leaves San francisco for Ja
pan aud China December 81, 1870.
Nc California steamers LUnch IL Havana, Du;
20 direct from New York 70 !ssp!nwai..
tue hundred pounds baggage free to each adult
a!ed. cre ahd attendance Tree.
For Passage Tickets or other information arr..
al the CuMpASY'S TICKET OFFICE. on the
wharf foo: =. cana! s.reet, Sorth River. New
York. F. K. RABY. Agent.
,aiylS-lyr
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as IMPORTANT TO OWNERS OF
SEWING GMACHlNESy-JoHNC CLARK, JR., &! CO.'S
BEST SlX-CoRD SPOOL COTTON, on Black
Spools For sale. AT retail by d. b. HASELT0N,
No BOT King street. dec5-lmo
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@r ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
All persons having claims against the Estate OF
Mrs. SARAH COLLINS deceased. late or Charles
ton, are hereby notified 10 present the same, duly
attested; and all persons indebted, to make pay
ment TO me, at my Store, No. 3sS King street.
JOHN ". LlNLEY,
lec7-w3* Administrator.
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@ FOR COLDS, COUGHS, BRON-
CHlTIs aud all affections OF the Lungs take
AYERS CHERRY PECrORAL.
lnca-fmM3nSC
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COMMERCIAL NETS.
Imports.

HAyANA-Per Br bark Sailor Prince-650 boxes
sugar and lot of fruit. To w P Hail.
GIRGESTI SICILy-Per Br bark Hawkeye-I65
tons sulphur. To Coe, Supt.
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@ NY FRIEND, STOP THAT TERRI
BILE cough, aul thus avoid consumpiivc's
grave, by using GLOBE FLOWER COUGH SYRUP,
Tor curing all throat, bronchial and lung diseases.
1t is perfectly peerless. Never has been equaled.
II is pleasant to take and certain to cure. For
sale by q ! druggists. dec-wfnlmo
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E1ports.

LIvERPooL-Per ship Hope-2a45 bales upland
cotton. -It
BARoELoNA-Per Span brig Monarca-5o5 bales
upland cotton.
NEW YoRK--?er steamship James Adger-967
bales upland and "a bags sea island cotton, 126tcs
rice, 42 bales domestics, l4S bbls rosin, IL pkgs
Sundries, 65 empty bbls.
y, V,BAITIMoRE-Per steamship Sea Gull-264 bales
cotton, 2a4 tcs rice, 10 bbs oranges, bundles
hides and S pkgs.
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m GO TO GEORGE LITTLE & co.
for BOYS CLOTHING. all sizes. novls-lmw
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TIME TABLE OF STEAMER LARGO >
i FOE DECEMBER, 1870.

FOR ED!ST0, ENTERPRISE AND WAY LAND
INGS, INLAND ALL THE WAY)
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SAVANNAH ANU CkAhLBSIVN IsAILIUADs
llc bales cotton. 10 cases bacon, mdse, &c. To
J Colcock x CO, W z Courtney & co, W Ber Il co.
" bowling & co, C w Benton. Fraser Dill, r
Roper. Wagner & Murdaugh, Hopkins, Mcpher-
SON & co. T " BRISTOL Il co, F Brudc, "A liunt,
" Niliiams j. Son, j X Pringie u SON, Gracser
Il Smith. W NJ Lawton, Richardson, " Brown,
S Holmes, r Riley, r Small, Pnckney Bros, j
Aiken CO. SteIens, Werner OucKer, aud Rail-
road Agent.
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: @ssusgO stdraj.
+. .K1NGsFoRD & SON. MANUFACTURERS


The dhan tho Starch and that which exceedingly difficult e secure uniform
variation
making CORN STARCH
hthewh
81
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@ AWAY WITH UNCOMFORTABLE
TauSSES.-Comiort and Cure for The Rupiured
ser. posypaid on receipt Of 10 cents. Address
Dr.. E. /. FnoIE:. 40. 20 Lexington avenue, New
YORK. dsc1a
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Shipping.
u o R N E w Y O r K.
ON THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18TH, AT 4
O'CLOCK P. NJ.
NEW lRoS STEAM LlSE-EsTAELlsHED 1910.
sTaTE-i:ooMS ALL on DECK.

The Splendid New Iron Side Wheel Steamship
SOUTH CAROLINA, Beckett, Commander, will sail
for New York on THURSDAY, December 18th, at
4 O'Clock, p M. from Pier No. 2 Union WharYes.
umba and Augusta, arriving at half-past p. M.
Insurance by Steamers OF this Line n per cent.
For Freight Engagements or Passage, having
very fine statc-ro0nI accommodations apply to
WAGNER, HuGER L. CO., No. % Broad street, or
to WIN. A. COURTENAY, No. Union Wharves.
dcc12-4
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The Steamer "ARGOn will re. sr-A
celve Freight OF South Atlantic skssstS.S57
Wharf, on MONDAYS and THURSDAYS, and leave
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Receipts by isailroud. December 1s

SOUTH CARoLISA RAILROAD.
1901 bales cotton, 42 bales goods $50 sacks four,
le6 bbs naval stores, &c. To Railroad Agent. q
II Walter & co, Geo A Trenholm Son, W Ryan,
Pelzer Rodgers i co, Caldwell d Son, 7 p Smith.
bowling l. CO. W w Smith, Reeder & Davis,
Brode / CO. Frost & Adger. WAGNER Il Murdaugh,
Claghoin, Herring & co. Wiss & co, A Salinas,
Moary 4 Son. b Mulligan. Johnston, Crews q
co, G W Williams Il co. W Williams 4 Son, r
Murc & CO. Thurston & Holmes, and Ravenel CO..
NORTHEASTERN 2AlLROAD.
l6s bales upland cotton. T32 bbs naval stores,
mdsc, &c. To " Williams CO, Mowry Son.
GraeSer d Smith. W Gurney, Frost Adger, Iar-
co, Brodie Il CO. Caldwell Il Son. Ravenel & co,
Reeder Il DAVIS Pezer, Rodgers !S co, J n Rob
son, Archer y f, A johnson, j Marshal, Jr, F
Bar,len, S Stoney, A Mulligan, w Witte. w
C Bee IL co, + shhurn, kin>man K Howell II
Katie IL CO, G FolliD, P Levine. Walker Evans &
Cogsweil, + e Borner, Shackeiford & Kelly, Rail.
road Agent and urder.
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CHARLESTON. EDIsTo
Friday, 20, MSunday, 4th, II Nj
tuesday, 6th, MWednesday, 7th. 2 n
Friday. Vth, MSalurday, 10th, 6A NJ
tuesday, 18TH, 9 MWednesday, lIth. I NJ
Friday leth, IL IS lturday, nth, Ii A N
Tuesday, Goth, MIWednesday, 2lst. 9 M
Friday, e3d, A MISaturday, Ath, 5b A nj
Tuesday, 9th, 10 A N Wednesday, 2Sth, IA M
Friday, 30th, II A MISaiurday, S1sr, GA
Freight received until one hour before the time
or leaving
Money packages must be properly sealed, and
duplicate receipts sent with each.
For Freight engagements OF Passage, apply on
board, at South Atlantic Wharf, or to
DOUGLAS NlSBET, Agent
Office on accommodation Wharf
n. B.-Freighr and wharfage payable on the
wharf.
No Freight received after sunset
Shippers are respectfully requested TO observe
this. oct2s
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The Steamer PLANTER, Captain .SE-h
]. T. Foster, is now receiving Freight tsssssaEsSs
ct Accommodation wharf, and will leave On SAT
! uRDAY MORNING; 1Ith Instant; st O'Clock.
! Freight and wharfage prepaid.
For Freight or Passage, having stateToom ac-
RAvENEL & HOLMES,
dec14-2 No. 1T East Bay.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-11-03

ONE HUNDRED TnousAND.-The great ques
ton OF the day is, "Who has won the $1,000
prize" One states that Q poo washerwoman
named Mcguire, living In slippery Gulch. near
Virginia City, 10 the fortunate indiyidnal. An
other rumor has II that . New Yorker, formerly
a deck hand on an Erie canal boat, and afer-
wards u vendor OF cells In Fulton Market, near
the Brooklyn Ferry, has poekced the big prize:
A third report Is that 4 German l~sraelite, named
Ledercr, who keeps q small retail store on Sec.
ond street. San Francisco, where be dispenses
ladies trimmings, hair pins and fancy soaps,
has corralled the great prize. Meantime, the
alarming intelligence reaches us. Just before go
Ing to press, that seventeen ladies' and nine gen.
tlemcn tainted and were carried out OF the Pa.
vilion in m insensible condition when the
300. 900 prize was found to have been drawn by
another" Extra accommodations have been
prepared in the Insane Asylum BY the thought.
ful Superintendent OF the great benevolent and
sanitary institution at the head OF the Slough
in view OF the vast accession Of patients hkely
TO result from the announcement OF tho winning
tickets.-Sdc. Record.
The cool hundred thousand "
wasn't won over here III Slippery
Gulch. Mrs. Mcguire, "the poor
washerwoman," takes the Record. and
she says positively that she did not win
the "soap;" and furthermore, that
she has been harassed enough abou,
her luck. She desires, furthermore, to
sly, now and forever, that the five
hundred young men who have asked
her hand in marriage since last Mon
day, and who have questioned hei
about how many nieces she had-neet
ask no more questions. But her ticke
was within six hundred of getting TIN
great prize. So much for Slippery
| Eulph
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THE GUsERNAToRIAL CAN-
DLRATR0.

OF Major Bradley's record rs q par
ticipant in politics We have but slight
knowledge. We know that he served
in the capacity Of q Democratic MEM
Der of the California Assembly, some
wears since; that he was a Breckln-
ridge delegate In the Democratic Con-
yention in 1860, ut Charleston, S. c.;
ie remained q Breckenridge Democrat
while John c Breckenridge was q Cen
eral IN the rebel service ; and that he
has never synpathised with Mr.. lin
coin and his policy, Grant and his vic
tories or Reconstruction and its results.
Mr., Tritle Is a Northern man, full Of
the spirit of Republlcanism MI. Brad
lev Is a Southern man, Of the old
school, religiously earnest In favor Of
the Union rs it was and the Constitu-
ton US It used to be before slavery was
abolished.
These two men are each 4 represent
tatiye Of a great principle. Tritle's
position before the people involves an
Endorsement Of or a reputation Of
President Grants administration, the
policy and acts Of the Fortleth and
Forty-first Congresses and the princl-
piles embodied In the Fifteenth Amend
inent. Mr.. Bradley's position before
the people involves an Endorsement Of
modern Democracy, Horatio Seymour,
taxation of the National bonds and
the questioning of the validity Of the
Fifteenth Constitutional Amendment.
A vote cast for one or the other Of
these candidates Is cast for or against
these widely diverse positions and
principlcs.-CRSon Appeal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-11-03

WHAT THE RECORD SAYs.-In his
speech on Saturday evening, Mr..
fritlc declared himself u~nequivocally
in favor of limiting the taxation Of tho
mines to their net proceeds and that
he supported and voted for such a bill
ut the last session Of the Legislature.
On the contrary, it has been charged
that Mr.. Tritle's declaration In this
matter is not to be credited, for the
reason that he voted against the bill
for taxing the net proceeds Of mines.
Now, what does the record say? The
Journal of the Senate shows that the
bill to tax the proceeds Of mines. was
introduced by Senator Mullen, JAN
uary "a it passed March l; and was
sent to the Governor March 1. Fol-
lowing is the vote OIL its passage:
Y~ca-Abahsm. Bonniaeld. Gray, Hall, Haz.
ard. Hurd. Linn. Monroe, Mullen, Stevenson,
TRirLE, Welty. Nilson-13
Nay-Brown, Eastman, Edwards. Hastings,
Haines, Mason, Shamp-I.
The record bears evidence that Mr..
Tritle gave the bill earnest and intel
ligcnt support ut every stage, and ma
terially assisted its passage. What do
the false witnesses say?-Reess Rirer
Rereiiis.