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USE "CosrAR's E1TERXrNAToRs and Insect
Powder for rats, mice, roaches ants, bed.bugs,
MOTHS" &c. Sold b. all druggists
may4-wlyrD8c
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on THE FENCE. The medallion likeness OF
G. @. Bowen Is posted on the walls in Charleston
as a sign that the accomplished Congressman Is
himself on the fence.
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.@ SOUTH CAROLINA INSTITUTE
FAIR.-The Committee OF Arrangements will be
prepared to receive articles for Exhibition on ard
after the goth Instant. Transportation Will pc
furnished for all articles from abroad to and from
Railroad Depots and Steamboat Landings. COM
munlcatiops in relation to: the Fair can be ad
dressed to the undersigned, Postotfice Box s74.
~ BY order of the Board
oet1i I l....L-.. -! ~; Superint endent.
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PLAYS! PLAYS! PLAYS !-Seventy-fve
kinds-I5 cents each; by mail, postpaid, 20 cents
each. No. IGl King streec, and Hasel Street
Bazaar. ChAs. Y. hiGnrER co.
ocLlo-wtn
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THE ADGRR L1NE.-The popular steamship
Champion, commanded by that excellent ofhcer'
Captain R. W. Lockwood, arrived here from new
York Yesterday, with a large and valuable cargo
for city and interior cousignees. and very inll
passenger list This superior vessel so well adaps'
ed both as carrier and passene ship for the
trade, continues to grow in favor With the public
and shippers, as her long list Of consignees Will
abundantly indicate.
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ATTENTION THE up-country does Its duty
to day. Second the Efforts OF the brave Reform.
ers OF the mountains, and We shall drive the
Scottltes from their camps before the setting Of
tho ann
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Newspapers, alaga3lnss, &e.
p URAL C AR LINI,AN.
VOLUME II-No. l..
OCTOBER.
N O " r EA D p

LABOR, by Hon. Alfred Huger.
l. the South q Stock Country !-by D. wyatt
Aiken. =.
Texas Istle in England-by Alex. 9. AcRae' Oh
- Liverpool.
Cofee and Coree Culture-by p. u
Best Culture for the south-by Thos: clemson.
And many other interesting arsGies, Ie aMnG an
sixty.four' royal octave pages 81 isuo feauli.s
nssseri s.e The RURAL cARoLlNlANis Is specially de-
- ~ tnG me development or the agricultural,
horticnltura hot and pomological interests OF the
~ that end not &c be found In any other
IN nssnasescrlption sae 81 per spnum, IN ADVANCE.
address WALKER, EVANS 4 'COGSWELL,u
sep26 Charleston, 3. U.
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Meetings This Day.

Hone Fire Company, at halt-past 7 P. NJ
Cincinnati, at half-past P. III. =,
sonth carolina Institute, at P. Al.
Tyre Lodge, at T. II.
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REPoRMERs We shall win If you work hard
to-day Be cool, go early to the polls, and vote
solIdly for Carpenter Butler, and the whole
county ticket. q
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BUsI INEss NoTI Es.

The MOVEMENT FOR REFoRM gains steadily,
and the only thing that keeps pace With this glo.
rlous movement Is Wilson'S dollar tea. .octl9-l
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MECHANICS Now is the time to show that
you will vote for the represen tative mechanics
who are on the Reform ticket, instead OF voting
for the ignorant laoore.s whom Scott would foist
upon you.
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BILL HEADS printed on fine paper at So, 81,
IS, So so and s. SO per thousand according to
size, at TIE NEWS Job ONCE.
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WHAT do agricultural laborers care for the
prosperity OF the artisans and mechanics oi
Charleston' Yet the Scott party oner you deie-
cation containing hardly any other element OF
. legislative strength.
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UNITED STATES CoURT-HuS. GEO. S. BRYAN,
JUDGE, PREsIDING.-The District Court was open.
ed at II a. N. yesterday, and the following bust.
ness disposed Of:
Patrick Blgh, R. B. Stanley, Peter Smith, ".
H. Lemon, Robert Bergman, Clemens Clacius,
2 Riols, ]. A. Riols. !. A. Murray, NJ. Ryan, VIM.
Powers, ]. W. Barlow, G. ]. Player, E. F. sherck,
en-, David FLYNN, c. 7. Mackey, ]. Klatte, ]. Fau-
borg, NJ. Harlow, F. Basel!o, ]. Altschuler, A. F
wltte, ]. MarIeuhon, d. Wigger: L. scswabe, E.
Forres, ]. IvsaowIch, a. Rosebrock, A. Johnson.
L. Eenake, S. Devesso, J. Furguson, ]. Kosmon.
sky, J. ". Cumming E. ]. McSweeney, S. La
Tore, H. Skeenken, G. Semken, N. Philips, A. T.
Rlols. L. Rich, P. McTierwan, E. Strauss, E. Nor.
gan, E. Albrecht, NJ. Rich, C. N. Doscher, D. NJ.
Doscher, T. Donnehey, ]. Il. G. Wagner, H. W.
finch, ]. F. Schroeder, F. w. Meyer. J. O'Bryan,
F. Hube, L. Getman and Samuel Schneider, were
made citizens of the Emitted States.
Christian Nelson, OF Spain, filed his notice OF
intention to become citizen OF the United States
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NEW YORK LEDGER at Six CENTS, in to-day
at 8 P. NJ, at the UPTOWN NEWS DEPOT.
iun22-Y
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ACCIDENT TO THE STEAMSHIP MARfLAN
The Baltimore Sun, aftOctober II, says: "The
steamship Maryland, icaptaiu Johnssn, OF the
Baltimore and Charleston line, sailed on sasars
day afternoon for Charleston, with e lSaluapies (
cargo, and on the same night or Thomas's Point
she oollided with the schooner Esnnie, an conse-
quence, tits alleged, OF the latter oelns
without lights. The Maryland received consider
able damage and was compelled to put oacS'
reaching port yesterday. Her cargo will be trans
ferred to the steamship Sea Gull, and forwarded
to Its destinations The Mary land will at once be
put In thorough repa!r,E antsFlH resume her place
In the Charleston line as sosa-as practicable"
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WONDERFUL! WONDERFUL DIR. Grose's
Marriage Guide. Price 25 cents. By mail, post:
paid, 80 cents. No. l61 King street. octl2-wth
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@ AWAY WITH UNCOMFORTABLE
TRUsSEs.- Comfort and Cure for the Ruptured.
Sent postpaid on receipt Of 10 cents. Address
DR.. E. B. FoOTE. No. 12o Lexington avenue, New
York. dsclh
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HAVE you tried my dollar Tea, Green and
Blacke WILSON'S GROCERY. junS
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sperial Notices. j..

w-CoNsIGNEEs' MOTT -THEBARK
ANNIE K1MBALt. from Liverpool; has been TINS
DAY entered at the Customhouse under the. Five
day Act. All Goods not permitted at the expIra-
tlon of thetime will be sent TO Public Stores.
0toGer 15tt. -, -. RAVENEL d co.
Oct17-3 '.'.,s ~. t-.,;-. s'.t
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WoRkINGAES! An honest government will
ding in capital, and capital will build houses,
reads, mills and factories: This will create de-
psnd for labor, and increase your scanty wages.
Vote then, for Reform
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B- GETTING MARRIED.-EsSAYS
for Young Men on Social Evils, and the proprtesy
or improprlety-o OF getting Married, with sanitary
help for those who feel united for matrimonial
happiness. Sent free, In sealed envelopes. Ad.
dress Howard Association, Box P, Philadelphia,
Pa sep1T-3mos
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~- TRY THE "PIONEER" PAPER
COLLARS put up in i.Log Cabin" boxes Only
at -. BLACKWELL'S, :.
octlO No. Ial Meeting street, below Market.
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MEETING OF CITY COUNon.-The regular
meeting Of Council was held last night. Present:
Alderman Geddlngs, tac'ing Mayor,) and Alder
men Collins, Greene Hampton, Holloway, McKin-
lay, Potter, Small, Thorne, voigt and E. P. Wall.
On motion OF Alderman Greene, the reading OF
the minutes OF the last meeting was dispensed
! with.
The Mayor pro TEN. read q petition from the
t7wooi-sawyers, requesting that they should be
permitted a0.sake out licenses.
: Alderman Collins moved that the petition be
received as Information. e.
Alderman E. P. Wall stat ed that certain per-
sons from the county and the Islands In the
tneighborhood <of the city came into THE city IN
thelall and early winter, and during the few
weeks that they remain interfere materially with
the business Of: the professional wood .sawyers
Heitherefpre thought that the same protection on
shepart Of Council was due to the wood -sawyers
as MAS extsndedtD our merchants, by COMPEL
ing transient trafickers to take out licenses.
Alderman Smaalstated that many Of the par.
ties engaged in this business were old and desti-
Etute, and could hardly afford to pay for the IL
cense. He therefore seconded the motion of'Alder-
man Collins. -.
Alderman McKinlay moved that the motion be
laid upon the table. Carried. =
Alderman McKinlay then moved that the mat
ter be referredto the committee or licenses.
Alderman f. 2. VAL thought that to refer the
petition. tea committee was equivalent to refus-
Ing 1t, as the present season was the time for
which the. wood sawyers desire the protection OF
Council, and, therefore, what was to be done
must be done Immediately, to be OF any practical
benefit to the petitioners.
Pending the discussion Of this question, on mo-
tlon OF Alderman Hampton, CoupeIl adjourned TO
meet on next Tuesday evening.
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CENTRAL CLUB.-At meeting of the Central
Club Of the Reform party, held Friday evening,
the following preamble and resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
YhereaS, The Union Reform party, through
their delegates regularly elected, have presented
ticket, after due consideration, for the support
OF the people: therefore, be 1t
ReSolueG, That the Central Club regard 1t as
essentially important that this verdict OF the pe0-
ple through their delegates, should be respected;
and that the whole ticket, as nominated, should
be supported by every friend OF Union and Re-
form.
Resolued, That 1t is the duty Of every patriot
and lover Of his country and State to discounten-
ance every effort Of disappointed aspirants to split
the ticket thus nominated.
Resolved That we will support the whole ticket
"a thus nominated, and that these resolutions be
published In THk DAILY NEWS and Courier.
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DEATH OF WILLIAM H. MIsHAw.-Mr. MI
ahaw died about q O'Clock last night. He, was
{; active of Charleston, a barber in early life,
subsequently educated In the North and one Of the
most intelligent OF the colored people OF this city.
/ He was president Of the Union Star Fire Engine
Company, and, until recently, captain OF the Ran
dolph Rifemen. He was tria! justice, and
rising politician, being the nominee for State
Senator on the Bowen ticket. The death OF MI
shaw leaves Cain the sole colored candidate for
that ONCE. Mishaw was about so years old.
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ns-ESTATE NOlICE.-ALL PERSONS
having claims against the estate OF the late JOHN
@. BLOHME will present the same duly attestedi
and all persons Indebted to him will make pay.
ment to D0ROTHEA E. BLoHME, 4,
octlo-m3 Qualified Executrix.
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Only at BLACKwRLL's,
oct1o No. 121 Meeting street, below Market.
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@LIPPMAN's GREAT GERMAN BIT
TERS, an Old German Tonic. .....-...
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A MEMORABLE DAY-Make this q red-letter
day In our calendar--the day when the good peo-
Pile OF the State, Joining hands, oyerthrew cor
rupt, dishonest and wasteful government.
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~ MPPMAN'S GREAT GERMAN BIT
TIERS, the most delightful and effective in the
world -. -. =. =. =
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9S-TO APPRENTICES AND MINORS.
BY virtue OF temporary arrangement OF a very
liberal character with the Charleston Library So.
ciety, the Trustees OF the Apprentices Library
Society invite all Apprentices and Minors to the
USE OF THE BOOKS Of both Libraries, at the
rooms OF the Charleston Society, corner Church
and Broad streets, subject to the rules Of the two
Societies and Of the following
REGULATION:
Every Apprentice or other Minor shall be entI.
tied to the use OF the Libraries, who shall bring
from his parent. guardian or master, or from any
member who Is not Ia arrears. q certificate OF
good conduct, and shall sign his name in the
book prepared for that purpose, designating his
place OF residence. his trade, his master and his
age: Provided that SUCH parent, master or guar.
dian be punctual member OF either Of the SocI.
eties and that the person giving such certificates
shall be responsible for the value Of any book
lost, Injured or not returned according to rule
And, In order to extend the usefulness OF the
Society, the Trustees invite citizens to become
members. .,-.-
The Library Is open every day from 10 AN. to
to 8 P. NJ, and en- Saturday evening from first to
second bellring. ,sr, W. D. PORTER,
President Apprentices Library Society.
ARTHUR MAzYcK, Librarian. octl3-s
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-8- FIVE GENTS ADDITIONAL WILL
buy Shoes with silver or copper tips, which will
save the buyer the price OF q new pair OF shoes.
Compared with ragged toes and dirty stockings.
they are beautiful, to say the least Parents, try
it sep7-Ws3mos
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@ COTTON GINNING.-THE SUB
sCRIBER will GIN AND PACK SEA ISLAND
COTTON at 5X cents, and Upland at sH cents
Bagging included for each. Apply to STONEY i
LOWNDES. Yauderhorst Wharf,
WM. S. wHALEY, JR,
sspos-thms Johns Island Ferry
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ap LIPPMAN'S GREAT GERMAN BIT.
TIERS strengthens the debitated.
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s- LIPPaAN's GREAT GERMAN BIT.
TIERS cures female complaints.
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,@ LIPPMAN'S GREAT GERMAN BIT
TIERS cures "never welr' people. -. .,.'''f..'
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wLIPPMAN'S GREAT GERMAN BIT.
FERS will give an appetite. iunlO-fmw
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THE ELECTIONS TU:DAY.
POLLS oRETsATs 4. H., land CLOSE
AT F.sM. r. >:
Rules and Regulations.

La. Rules and Regulations.
Thesfollewfng digest OF thei law nnder which
the elections ofto-day are held, contains al the
information required by voters, as well as by
managers Of elections and chairmen 'of working
committees:
1. Election to be held third Wednesday in Octo-
ber 1870, and same day every second year there
| after. ...,
2, Who are entitled to vote:
Every male citizen Of the United States, OF the
age OF twenty-one years and upwards, not labor
Ing under the disabilities named In the Constitu-
tion without distinction OF race, color or former
condition, who shall have resided In the State one
year, and In the county In which he votes sixty
days preceding any general election. '~-.
3. Governor to appoint three commissioners Tor
each county, at least sixty days prior to election;
they to appoint three managers for each election
precinct. They tthe managers) to take the oath
prescribed in the Constitution, Section &c, Article
II, before clerk OF County Court.
4. Managers can appoint CLERK, who shall take
the same oath.
S. Commissioners and managers to elect q
chairman OF their board. ...-t,-
6. Polls to be open from A. N. to 8 P. NJ with
out intermission, at such places as may be desg-
mated.
7. Representative to Congress to be chosen.
8. State constables to be present during the
whole time that the polls are open.
9. All bar.rooms to be closed.
10. Persons voting who are not entitled, and
every per son who shall oy FORCE intimidation, de-
ception, fraud, bribery or undue influence, OBJ
tain, procure or control the vote OF any elector,
shall be punished by fine not exceeding 500, nor
more than $1,000, or by Imprisonment not ex'
ceeiIng twelve months, or less than three months,
or both, at the discretion Of the court.
IL Voting shall be by ballot, folded, and con-
tents concealed.
IL. One general ticket.
a1s Each clerk of the poll to keep spoil list"
ii. Managers to deliver at the close Of the elec:
ton, or within three days thereafter the poll list
and boxes containing ballots.
Is. Commissioners to meet ut county seat and
organize as county board OF canvassers.
1s. They shall meet at county seat on Tuesday.
next following the election, before one O'Clock
In the afternoon OF that day, and appoint
secretary, who shall take constitutional oath.
.. II. They shall count the votes, and make such
return thereof as the nature OF the election shall
require, within ten days from meeting, and trans
mi. to the board OF State canvassers any protest
and all papers relative to the election.
Is. Duplicate statement to be made and filed In
the office Of the clerk Of the county; IL no clerk
%haC Nf
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IeRou TIE ASSOCIATED rREss.l

WASHINGTON, February 16.
Orders have been Issued to stop all enlist
ments for the navy. Tile force Is full.
The Naval Committee have agreed TO give pay.
masters positive rank.
LATgR.-The revenue to-day Is $3.50
The Ways and Means Committee voted, five to
four, to make the Revenue Bureau o department.
with seat In the SenateH
The Senate Judiciary Committee, after two
years. consideration, voted against suspending
Judge Busted, Of Alabama.
CONGRESSIONAL.
The House is considering territorial matters.
Senate business unimportant.
LATER-In the Senate, the resolutions OF the
Alabama Legislature In favor OF reylsal OF tne
telegraph laws was presented.
A bill providing artificial limbs for soldiers eX
cited discussion. Sawyer offered an amendment
excluding from its benefit the soldiers OF 1872, OF
the Mexican war, who aided the rebellion.
The admission OF Mississippi was resumed, ant
m amendment introduced repeating In her cast
the fundamental conditions imposed In the Vir
ginla bill. Tie debate was quite stormy, but nj
action was had.
In the House petition was presented that Mas
sachusctts be remanded to territorial condition
for dIsloyalty. This was referred to the Recon
struction Committee.
Banks introduced resolution authorizing ant
instructlng the President to maintain absolute
neutrality between Spain and Cuba, and was re
ferred to the Committee on Foreign Relations.
Van wyck was finally seated-ayes l1e, noes 81
and the House adjourned.
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WASHINGTON.
SOUTH CAROLINA AFFAIRs At THE
NATION4L C4PITAL.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE sEws.l


WASHINGTON, February 10.
The action of the House of Representatives In
The action OF the House of Representatives in
giving Mr. Simpson forty days to allow contest
of his case from the Fourth Congressional District
on Its merits, indicates willingness to remove
his political disabilities and give him his seat, un'
less the Radicals should all vote for Wallace.
Supervisor Perry reports to the Revenue Bureau
that the assessment In the First South Carolina
District in January exceeded that Of the same
month last year by four thousand dollars, and
that the prospect is nattcring for further in
crease In future.
The petition Of citizens Of South Carolina ask
ing that the salary OF Judge Bryan be increased,
has been referred to the House Judiciary Com
mittee.
bill has been reported by the Senate Finance
Committee, providing that the sum of three hum
dred dollars internal revenue tax erroneously
assessed, April, 1867, upon one hundred and fifty
gallons of whlskey, owned by ]. P. F. Camp, OF
Spartanburg, South Carolina, be remittcd. No
action has yet been taken.
A bill to establish post road from ConWayboro
to Little River, South Carolina, has been reported
in the Senate.
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THE GEORGIA LEGIsLAToRE.
ATLANTA, February 10


At noon the Senate proceeded to an election
OF United States senators. Blodgett, for the term
OF six years commencing In 1871, received 81
votes; present and not voting, Z. Farrow, FOL
the term Of three years, ending in 1873, re-
received 90 votes; present and not voting, TO-
whiteley for the term ending in 1871, received 2s
votes; present and not voting, o.
In tile House Bldogett received 81 votes, Farrow
10, Whlteley 80.
The Democrats made no nominations, and gen.
orally abstained from voting, preferring to rely on
the admission OF Senators Hill and Hlller.
The Republican candidates received the votes
of nearly twothlrds Of those present.
Both Houses meet In joint convention to NOR
row to announce the result.
Colonel Farrow Is now the Attorney General.
He Is native South CarolinIan, and was educa'
ted at the University Of Virginia, and was q
Unien man.
Whlteley is Solicitor General for the Inferior
Court, and was member OF the Reconstruction
Convention.
LATER.-The House and Senate met In Joint as
sembly at IL O'Clock thismornIng, for the purpose
OF comparing the votes. The president OF the
Senate announced that the Hon. Foster Dlodgett
had received lis votes, and was duly elected
United States senator for the long term offs
years, commencing March A. 1871; Hon. II. r.
Farrow had received 100, and was elected to the
short term OF three years, ending March 4, 1873;
Hon. Richard II. Whlteley had received ITO votes
and was elected to the unexprcd term, ending
March 4, 1871.
Governor Bullock sent lengthy message to the
Legislature, establishing the fact that the acts OF
Congress and the Reconstruction acts do moi
render invalid any Of the ordinary laws passed by
the several Legislatures.
The Legislature adjourned until 10 o'clock TO-
morrow.
Blodgett has requested the Governor to with.
hold his certificate Of election until he Is acquitted
OF the charges preferred against him.
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EUROPE.
Imperialism on Icc-Constitutional
Government.

Imperialism on Icc-Constitutional
Government.
PARIS, February lG.
The Prince Imperial skatcd today on the lakt
in the Bots de Bouogne.: The Emperor was will
the skating party.
Eugenic is quite Ill.
olivier concluded discussion with these
words: 1.-The government would persist on It's
liberal course, but would resist dangerous agia
ton In the streets or in the press"
a lIcnucinS Speech.
PARIS February 16
All the journals consider the speech OF the King
OF Prussia rs mcnacing.
The Visit of MontpcnsIcr.
MADRID, February 10.
Prim assures the Cortcs that the visit Of Mont
pensler has no political object.
The Money Market.
PARIS, February lG.
The Contncr tal banks, generally, arc reducing
their rates Of interest.
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sP4RKs FROM THE WIRES.

The smallpox Is raging in Montana, In
diana.
Senator Grimes, of Illinois, is not expected to
survive the journey from Europe.
In the Virginia Legislature, yesterday, resolu-
,lons were Introduced praying tile government to
accord belligercnt rights TO Cuba.
The contest for the Mayoralty In Mobile quite
lively. Price, the former incumbent, holds his
seat, and is guarded by policemen. Harrington
his opponent, will call upon the military for us.
slstance.