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, 1870-03-27
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
For the Week Ending March 90.
GAyCRpAT EVENING, M0rch 20
BEEF CATTLE.


TEE MNRkET.
At the opening Of the market this week the pros
Pes seemed @ 9at as deas1 SO Mo
days anl Tuesdays receipts were large-aegEeEat-
ing 4,e31 head-and In view Of the unsettled cnu-
tremely cautions In thelr movements, huytg
spartDgiJ, and insistlng upon lower prices. Tne
lighter arrivals Of Thursday, however, @ coupled
active and buoyunt TIP attendance Of shippers
Tas aad e. sooe at
everything resembling bullock, TINT could be ad-
ynntageously handled n the Eastern market, found
msng ea&sl ptess az 7aaas feF comon te fair neshy
steers Of from 1000 to 100 ns average; $95o,oo
or Az 2 goo1 sne9 ~ eeF n ts9m
1 fanc;s steefs Drought sSeosa13, but these were
fea 1o leesss Rss q ana arss aSqa le so
ket- The quality Of the offerings Was snch as 70 70
leave little ground for complaint, he supplJ Js; Of
fcms1sab,y TIug small, which made the general
average considerably above that Of an{ previous
week within the past three month"; The inquiry
tor butchers stock to meet the wants Of the city
trnde exhibits some little increase, as compared
with last week the pEeIioas one ana naoaga az sH
ply, and for good to choice fat COWS ana CO. common
ofalE esh steers values have apRIesiatsd s ven a
mets5i 1he sasiHk as;s & e 9 oF aa
scSietions, averaging from 9oe 70 1.1oo q.
There has been vey little demand loa Or
| m appearance carly In the week,
Int npdlng the grades Of stock that they Teie IN
quest Of held considerably above their views. they
| GENERALLY Withdrew without purchasing, and quo
tafions for stockersn are little better than nom
| inal at $46G9150 Tor thinntsh steers Of rom eo1
to 1,o5o hs average Inferior mixed lots, though
not numerous, were drug at $4o0G4Sc LOT pool
cows scrawny steers, Etags, bulls, and hght INN
| heiferH New mich cows continue TO command
| puod prices, the demand being fairly active sc
| tsHUea4aG0 for common, and N *5a<uH{5tu.u9 1oI
good 10 choice. Veal calves have been salable a
about previous rites, or ut $t00@7s5 aecodng %
quality. To-day Eastern advtces were uniaFosaoie,
and the market closes WeaE, Will oecIae IL
prospect.
ExIa gr1ded steers. -sSEa'.'s
Choice Beeves- Fine, fat, wel-f0rmeIs
ron i,sso TO- M 80 Is. s.........-...::. 7.oos7 3;
Prime Heeyes-Good, well-fcttetl, dnely.
Is ~ - . s.so@s.s.
averaging 100 to 800 ka............ e.Oose.e 3:
Medium Cla9s-Medlum steers and good
CONS for city slaughte1, averaging 800
| ocf Cattle-Common cattle, In decent
Stdcsb averaging SO to $50 hs... 4.te95.3
nicrioF-Iight and thin COWS and
EteeIH,. 2-V0SS7.S'
| HOGS ... .....-
| The following are the receipts and shipments 10
the week, and for the corresponding period Las
| ycHf:
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NEW ToRx, March sa-The dry goods maszes =
rather ouIet, except where goods are 9aeted
4 extremely low prices Iae gtiee q AZ fae'a ~
which pr1cc they haa ready sale Prints unsettled
cheap lots sl Offering It t1o911c, while best brands
are held At 1ac, and Coeneeo At 1sHs Hnlssf; Bsosn
especially fine grades, whiie hesvy erands sel a.
14K@15c, and loHc for Atlantic; WaNaam, 80 go
Dleached sheeti1gs art reduced oJ Sss1Nt noa ~
s7Rc to soc, and ~ do from ss 70 s7e PEI '1ao'
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Thirteen miles Of gas pipe are being laid in the
roads Of this beautiful park, and 500 gas lamp
posts are now being cast by n. s. Bouton i Co,
which will be placed In position as soon as the frost
will permit 1t Ia very evident that tho directors
are determined to make MveIslde more beaunfu1
and comfortable for home than nny existing
suburb In this county, The property Is sold With
out assessment to purchasers for these improve
u,cnts, and We cannot hGlpbut congratulate River
silers On their eIemptf0n from taxation.
, 1870-03-27
Ths TUT

THQTEC7S FOE ca1c4Eu
4 a.utlc1non prominently CONNECTED Win tuH
nae1s here and elsewhere who has just returned NED
1r5:ne @ t31n TactrV prospects for this season u
S SsIeaso. Positive engssements hare neen MAG, made !,
with the owners Of American uirl, Golasmsc ~
.srd f;1tWSod. for the appearance Of those re-
nowned Deter faFk n during gn ahs t5e ss1 @
- ~ 3rcust next ! list ct purses Of suitable Size
xtn be offered, End with the certainty Ct the ap-
rrarance of the abose-named cele-
r+rted horses, meeting Of immense IN
+anest la assurcL The 1atenc8s Of the
tssts is nccessitatel by the time Of the BuHMo
meeting, from which these horses foseshef, VII Mlsn
II m {hIcaro 1t is therefore probable that no reg
1,eT JuI.c trttttng meeting at Dexter Park VIII "
arranged, although The usual July running "eeA
TIl doubtless taSe place
, 1870-03-27

:Ifaz / Aay: Wild | 1Aer: fata.
, 1870-03-27

have two or three Life scholarships In FTof.
Dyhrenturths Commercial College, Of this city,
which will exchange, at liberal discount, for
carpenters WORK. Any JOB carpenter Intending 70
send his daughter to this goRulaF INSTITUTION
Ch1rnuu.
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MEDICAL CARDS.
Personal.

DE- y, D. Ea1sI y a-1z15 71 7701z@77E17
frr southwest corner Cizfk and Madison-sts having
permanently located in the city, il now prepared to Ec
ceiye patients for the treatment and removal Of CAN
GERS without the Of the knife or Producing severe
min hy new aud successful method Testimonial cao
c sncu At The oce showing the pcect sueess that has
attended this method Of treatment Consultations free
Otopc hours to l8 = n. aud to p n- Ada7tss Dr.
". .HARTHEII, P. q. Drawer El, Chicago Ill
DR.. BigelOW,
Confidential phy.ic;an formerly Of ST. Louis h.s for
The l,.t nine yras been located In this J. at No. III
South C1s5kst corne1 Of Monroe Chicago. H., sud It
u not too much to say that he is 81 Tho most
fn ia our dty for curing tbe dsasi he ss ee
Guide Health c1ss On n a.ss ,.. Gf ts tS
inRs of ihc Teatekt Specialist Of the y1cscn: day Wh
careful peTasa1 Sent e any addSs. ftec o. c9asE
YIIuiays to 81, N. Cali. CT Addre1s DIX u 6AIh-
TOW P- a. Box Isl, CHICAGO, Ill.
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The attention Of au readers Is invited to the ad-
vc1tisement OF T. l. Garrity, published In today's
paper, and especially to the low prices for which be
is now Offering bis goods. Their quality Is TOO Wen
known to need any special prnise, but tne low
prlces he promises will doubtless attract addltlona
customers to his establishment
, 1870-03-27

uccia 50
Imports for the wcet-Dry goods, ss,oa rs;
general merchandise, 81, ,1sl ,6o3.
snh-TTeasury balancs-Go!d, ST, 1872 5a1: cur
rcrcy, 81, 49, 5a4 general balance, So I'll -
cancelled gold certificates sent to Washington
$l,,9a, 900.
, 1870-03-27

DIR. r1unToc, OF Louisville, Ky, hns
inst discovered O rheumatic compound, which Is
warranted to cure, or money refunded. For BALE
at retail by leading druggists throu2hout the Gi,
md wholesale at Fuller, Finch i F1lllers. Ful'
descr1prion on first page. ~
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TIE CHICAGO TRIBUNE,
Tho Place for Choice Homes.

this estahliahinent, which ia the only Importing
psttc.n house wessof New York, places It beyond
cnYnrsatlti0n.
, 1870-03-27
COMMERCIAL

SATURDAY EVENING, March Is.
The following table shows the receipts and
sLpments Of produce 1t this point during the
past twenty-four hours:
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ffn1as shs&1 2tl Of 61a, 40 hoss packed.
~ Which number tha Chicago aeklaG I'D n.
1is;op Company packed 58;423.-Eass-se -see11se
pointy, as oompaEe1 VIII 119aosa d80 HWHops
, 1870-03-27

This celebrated school Of instrumental and &c
cal music, which has acquired such reputation IN
this city, commences q new term Tomorrow ~
Nps 81 and 63 Wabash avenue. Robert GoidbccE
Is the director and principal teacher.
, 1870-03-27

LATEST ..
NEW YORK, March 26.-Money narEef c:osss cs
vetJ easy at I@5 per cent On call, with exeepuons
at per cent
TO continued ease in money;
ioans. ,6o7,76s Increase. $saeSss
Specie Ss,31,2o7 Increase..--.- esoStsS
'.."-F-'-7-- " =
, 1870-03-27

Albany Cattle Market.
ALBANY, March 26-At the cast!e masEeL so-ua5
the sales Of beeyes were at fully &c aussnee'
Sheep ruled NC higher, also
, 1870-03-27

RRNAKES.
The arrivals Of live hogs, during the week under
review aggregate 10 ss5t uganst Il, ,623 Last week.
and Il, ,oS3 for the corresponding period In 1852
The shipments were Il, ,66a against t39 LAST Meek,
and u, ,09a for the s1mc period last year. There
were few buyers IN attendance Mt the opening Of
the market this week, mud Mondays sales were a.
lccted at prices e3@5oc "o6 from the closing
rates Of the previous week, the decline being most
EeEere On fat, heavy lnts-a5 packers were NOT en-
gagged. Later, however, better demand e1tsteos
and Etnce Tuesday noon prices hare cFep1 sseAdly
up, and tho decline has not cnly been fully Iecot-
ered but for ta1r to good bacon grades We nave 70
note an advance Of 23@s3c. The market to-day
was active, and sales Were 1uutcE' at sas599.0s
for common to good, int smooth even lots.
The following were the closing prices fa!s week,
and for the corresponding week In 1863:
Mar. o6, $50. Mr. q, 1869
Good to choice. .-..-..... 9.008945 11o5{910.73
Medium a61@a90 9.Ta810.Do
Common. a.S59a50 size 3.ee3
sHEEP--Rece.ved to-day, e51; received this
week, 6,e6e. Shipped to-day, none; shipped this
week, 2,2e2 The advance established IN The East
early In the week, together with the light receipts
lave had the effect to send prices up c@S100 .
head, or to $d5gG&50 for good to choice, and to
t400@Ae0 for common to medium grades. E1trn
have sold at 81 T5(9L25, with, however, but sin-
gle Transaction at the outside quotation It Is not
believed that the present high prices can be sus-
tained, and dtovers will do well to conduct tter
business NTH this f&ct IN TisNs AL nc ko1d
, 1870-03-27

Hamilton & Moudgcy, 13e Like
street. are now receiving their spring stock o1
boots and shoes in I'LL the leading syies, which tney
offer Mt decided baTEHlnS ~
, 1870-03-27
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL,

Chappcd 1Innds md Fnccs Cured
by using Juniper Tar Soap. Made by CasWel1.
Hazard Co., New York
, 1870-03-27

BUSINESS NOTICES.

l1d1C1l113E &3oss3Es
"MarchIng Home " Those 'Witicriug Eyes Of
Thine" and "Fond Heart o Think OF Me-" ars
tlrce new spnxs by I,oot L Cady.
, 1870-03-27

Paper 1EnnEinEs and Window
brushes, at F. E Iigby's, 81 Randolph street.
, 1870-03-27
The F.ashioa1s Of the Day.

2iINIATEHE AI.3tANAC. u
CHIcA1o, Aarrh q.
STR rfst4 h s. tn. Moon tires. , b. 8 NJ
sun sHts e b. Is m p. m Moon sets. . b. 5m P. m
, 1870-03-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.
SN7VVrNs~ ~
Your Destiny

And Future Prospects ln Life clearly revealed By nR
III r 10 aIr unsuecessn in life cruinGucc. T:ah and
6lppinr7 Consultation fec, p Send &c for hs -0uide
arcicns of The opposite viii Be sent Gaa Etth il
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-10-17
A Wholesome Change.

In the golden age before the war, commits
sioners Of public buildings, and commission
ers Of cross roads, always selected from the
best citizens, attended to the duties Of their
Office gratultously, not deeming for q mo-
ment that they were doing anything more
than their duty. 1t was not a fat Office
then. Large amounts Of public money did
not pass through their hands. They had no
chance to get rich on public spoil, and we
do not recollect that even suspicion OF cor
ruption was entertained against any such
officer in this State.
Now, In this greenback age, oil this is
changed. Our readers are only too familiar
with the present phase OF affairs, so We need
not proceed to tell them how things are
now.
Let it be our endeavor, on Wednesday
next, to bring wholesome change and re-
form into this, and into all other branches of
State administration.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-10-17
Then and Now.

In the olden time a Governor in South
Carolina was elected from among her best
citizens. As the salary was small, the office
was generally Qhough not always) bestowed
on gentlemen whose ample means enabled
them to do the honors Of the position with
becoming dignity. The office OF Governor
was usually bestowed by grateful people
in reward for distinguished service. The
candidate was, in nearly every instance we
can recall, tit representative OF the State,
in all that her people valued most highly.
They were gentlemen Of intelligence, educa-
tion, known to their felloW-citizens for their
public and private virtues, and no State, We
venture to say, in the Union has prouder
roll of Governors than South Carolina.
This was the case, till the escutcheon was
blotted three years ago, when one Robert
Kingston Scott, late patent medicine peddler
from Ohio, bya certain hocus-pocus process,
known in polite parlance as ''reconstruc-
"tion," became the unworthy successor of
this long roll OF wise and virtuous Gov:
ernors.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-10-17

We do not know exactly for..which Of his
numerous distinguished qualities his Excel.
lency was elected, but we know it was not
for his virtue, nor for his intelligence, nor
for hiss education. 1t was not for his elo-
ouence-that we are quite sure Of, nor yet
for his purity. What could have been the
reason? We pause for reply.
In the meantime, while we are waiting.to
hear why on earth Doctor Scott should ever
have sullied the gubernatorial robe OF South
Carolina, we shall take good care this week
to gee that the; pl-ce that now knows him
shall not know him much longer.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-10-17

from the 18th Of September to the 4th OF Octo-
her, we gather that all the towns around the
beleaguered city have been deserted, while
the Champs Eysees and other avenues are
filed with troops buslly drilling. twenty SOL
ders were shot in one day for cowardice.
Rochefort Is directing the construction of bar
ricades at different points in The city. Louis
Blanc has been appointed minister to Eng
land. Victor Hugo announces the republica-
ton of Les Chatlments, at ten sous a copy.
Americans are the projectors of an assurance
company against the risks of the siege, and
also insure incomes to the families OF those
killed. The effect of Jules Favre's published
account OF his interview with Bismarck
was prodigious on the people. All
thought Of peace was abandoned; and
a universal resolution was expressed to
die OF drive out the invaders. Ledru
Rollin ls as incendiary In his speech as ever,
and iavors 'Red" Republic. The Bank OF
France has decided to keep in use only three
millions OF francs In specie In Paris; the rest
will be sent of. 1t is agreed, when the neces-:
city arises, to destroy all bank notes. The
government has ordered the silver plate at
the Tulleries melted up, and has advertised
that it will redeem for the poor oil articles Of
clothing and bedding pawned by them for not
exceeding fifteen francs each. Five hundred
beeves and 1000 sheep are killed daily to feed
the people. There are in Paris 100000 ma
tlonal guards, 100000 Of the Garde Mobile,
$4,000 regulars, 10000 sailors, 10000 volun-
teers, 5000 Of the old police and 1000 douanes.
The forts and ramparts are well manned, while
men of wealth are serving in the ranks. Such,
In brief, Is picturesque account of the events
daily occurring in the once gay capital OF
France.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-10-17
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uoa,ss IS: three months 81; one month 7'cept.!
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vance at the office.
rgx ra1.wEKkLY NEWS, published on Tuesdays,
rnursdays and Saturdays, one year 81; SIX
months $500.
THr YMKK NEWS, one year 81. SIX copies
$40, Ten copies, to one address, SIS.
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nd no paper continued after the expiration -
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done, protection against losses oy mau mas De
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-10-17
OF THE DAT.

John Quincy Adams has been nominated
nv the Dem for Governor OF Massachu.
sets.
General Frank P. Blair has been noml-
mated at St. Louis for the lower house Of the
Missouri Legislature.
After having ,dlspossessed the Pope OF bis
d61inions, Victor Emanuel, 1t appears, Is
n11ttllwillins to support him, but ne intends to
call upon all Catholics throushoutlhe world to
contribute for his maintenance. ...r,. =.
In In the case of Hiss Barston, the school
teacher stoned to death by fouriot her pupils,
as'Canlon, Mass. the coroner's Jury have rem.
dereS a verdict of death from disease accele-
rated by the assault made upon her; NJ. 5..S
The Massachusetts Democratic Conven-
tiop. at Boston, have lately passed resolutions
deprecating the artificial stimulus given to the
Monaghan race as tending to lower the dig
nifty of labor, and urging protection OF labor
AGAINST capital. III j'i %Ei,i :.'i@,t ~
They are soon to have child's theatre in
New York, where all the infant phenomena OF
the day are to appear as actors and actresses act
~The pieces are to be specially adapted to chill
dren. with chlld-like dialogue, and plots turn
ing on the passions and accidents OF child
hood. r. g,..-..-
I'M. Gambettas balloon brought out OF Paris
teI Kilograms OF letters; each weighing about
foaro alI,.; grains and and nearly: $4,000 In number
There were still ls, 900 waiting dispatch at the.
Paris pCostof1ce. The carrier, pigeons have
considerably more than they can do as post
men. g.
"A thoughtful person thus muses. on the;
story of Daniel in the lions den: "How sad it
was for those poor lions, when Daniel was
dropped into their den, he compelled to go
shifting about him, and think how nice small
chop from the calf Of his leg would taste, and
be denied the luxury. Itwas rough on them
lidus, batit taught them selfDaniel."
The 7. American Colonization Society is
making arrangements to- dispatch the ship
Golconda for Liberia, with about two hundred
and fifty emigrants, on the, ,drst Of November
next. She will sail from Baltimore with the
cabin passengers on the first Of November, and
will stop in Hampton Roads to take the emf
grants aboard. The emigrants are mostly
comlns from North Carolina The ship will
take whatever rfeight,i is offered which should
be In Baltimore ready to put aboard before the
Goth Of October /a,. 2s5.3 4
1T is worthy of mention, both to the credit
of thewinners and for the singularity of the
occurrence, that Messrs. Montgomery & Sons,
>ot Hurricane Landing, Mississippi, who won
the five hundred dollar premium for the best
bale OF New Orleans or long staple cotton ex.
hiblted in that city, are colored men. They
raised the cotton on the Joe Davis plantation,
Mississippi, and we're formerly slaves owned
byJoe Davis himself, who was a nephew of
jeff; Davis. The Messrs. Montgomery ere
farming also: the JEFF. Davis plantation, and
a;sspoken OF by those who know them as in
dustIIous, energetic and intelligent men.
BY balloon correspondence from Paris to
the New York Herald, in the form of diary,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-10-17
proclamation.
RooL An At q I on s,
s MAYORS OFFICE.
CHARLESTON. SC, October Is, 1870.

MAYORS OFFICE, /.
CHARLESTON. g. G., October Is, lS7o.)
By the Aavor, Protein:
WHEREAS, By the eth Section OF an Act entt-
tied "An Act providing for the General Elections,
and the manner of conducting the same" ap.
proved March 1st, 1910, 1t Is provided that can
bar.rooms, saloons, and other places for the sale
OF liquors by retail, shall be closed atsix O'Clock
OF the evening preceding the day OF such election,
and remain closed until Six clock In the morn:
ing OF the day thereafter, and during the time
aforesaid, the sale OF all intoxicating liquors Is
prohibited. ANY person duly convicted before
competent court of violation ofithis Section,
shall be punished BY fine not exceeding fifty
dollars, or by imprisonment not e1 ceeding six
months, or by both, such fine and Imprisonment,
in the discretion Of the court" Therefore, the at.
tention Of all keepers Of bar.rooms, saloons, and
other places for the sale Of liquors by retail, is
called to this provision Of the law, and they are
admonished that 1t must be faithfully observed.
It lis enjolned upon the officers and privates of
the Police force, and Of the Detective force, to see
hat this provision of the law is strictly enforced
and that they promptly report for prosecution all
violations Of the same. I'D. GEDD1NGs,
octl5-s Mayor pro tenn.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-10-17
Our Duty.

The political prospect, we are glad to say
is Frightening every hour. Every county
sends words of encouragement and cheer,
and Charleston, now fully aroused to the
necessity Of united effort, is working with a
zeal and energy worthy of the palmiest
era in her history. And while the Retormers
are hopeful and even confident, the Scott
faction are downcast and beWlldered,
ilamenting in lachrymose fashion the weak
ness of their cause, and the innate rotten
ness OF the Ring. Their mass meetings
and professions are miserable failures.
Their choicest speakers fail to evoke the
smallest spark of enthusiasm. The whole
material of the faction is in plastic condi-
ton, ready to be kneaded into shape by the
skilrul hands of the friends OF reform. With
Carpenter as our chief candidate, and men
like B. Odell Duncan as our staunch sup
.porters, it is useless for the Scott faction to
iargae that the Reform canvass is anything
more. or worse, than laudable effort to
wrest the government flom hands which are
soiled by favoritism and fraud.
What, then, must be done to turn to good
account the opportunities now presented to
the Reformerss We answer, that the Re-
formers must work! work! work. They
must make up their minds, in every county,
to vote; the entire ticket. They must be
ready on election day to suspend business,
and give their whole time to the redemption
lof the State. i.They must gather at thepolls
in force sufficient to keep the peace and to
prevent any intimidation OF well-meaning
voters. r They must be ready, if needs be, to
defend the ballot with the bullet, and they
should not hide their determination as q
thing Of which freemen are ashamed.
This is all that is required to crown the
anguish of years, and labor Of months, with
the laurels of political victory. The for
tunes of the State are in the hands Of the
people. Upon their conduct during these
last three daya depends the whole result!
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-10-17
when the hurley. .burly's done
When the battles lost aud won.H

H. J. MAXWELL, the Radical senator from
Marlboro, declared, at q meeting in that
district, short time ago, that, "during the
''war, the colored people, while they had it
''in their power, ought TO have cut the
''tbroats Of every Southern white man, wo-
''man and child from ear to ear" Such are
the laen whom the Scott faction would
again put IN power. Cut their throats-by
voting for Eeform
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-10-17

Mr.. TIMOTHY HURLEY repudiates the idea
of the Radical party gaining their election
by fraud. Now, as it would be quite impos5i-
BILE for that party to carry the election in
any other way, it is evident that Mr. Hurley
means wittily to say that he repudiates the
idea of the Radical party gaining the cleo
ton at ALL That herein he is true prophet
will appear
when the hurley. .burly's done
When the battles lost and won.n
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-10-17

Mr.. TIMOTHY HURLEY says be would
give more for General Buffers wooden leg
than for the whole body Of any other Re-
former. Is this because he needs fuel for his
patriotjsU
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-10-17

A NUMBER OF THE PLANTERS OF LANCASTER
PROPOSE TO INCREASE THE WAGES OTHER
LABoRERs IN CASE CARPENTER AND BUTLER
ARE ELECTED.