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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-08-28

EIGN.
LIVERPOOL.
The Marion, LeiIert. cleared. IS
The Romaine, Young, up..................May 27
Br bark Lady Dufferin, Flynn, sailed. August d
Bark Annie Klmball, Sttnson, up..........July II
NEWPORT, Eng.
The Gauntlet, Douse, sailed. 2i
WEST HARTLKPooL, ENG.
The Elise, Eroaca, sailed August
oALLAU.
Fr bark Meane, Berthe. sailed. d..........May a.
CARDIFF.
The Martha, Lewis, called led.....,...........May 9
KINGSTON, JAM.
British bark Iris, Suffolk, sailed. 9
DOMESTIC.
BOSTON.
Brig F Jennings, -, up.............August 2e
Schr Lucy D., Hail, up. July II
Schr Bradley, Chase, cleared. d.......August 10
NEW YORK.
schr 3 G Sheppard, Clark, cleared. August %
Schr W L Bradley, Chase, cleared. ...... August 10
Schr Jessie Smith, Williams, up...... August %
PHILADELPHIA.
Brig James Crosby, Fargo, cleared. August 18
Schr l. Smith, Webber, cleared ....August l5
BALTIMORE.
Steamship Maryland, Johnson. cleared..August rs
RocKPeRT, AK.
schr NJ E Van CIeaf. Jones cleared. %. August q
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, August 26-SPrRITs TURPEN-
TINE firm. Sales OF 100 casks at 46Hc, and 186
casks at 47c per gallon, an advance OF 1sc.
ROSIS.-Sales OF 100 bblS at 81 50a2 so for No. 2,
SIS for No. l, and So for pale.
COTTON quiet; no sales.
TURPENTINE.-Sales OF 253 hbls at So As for yel.
low Dip and 81 so for virgin r $50 lbs.
TAR.-None on market.
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DOR NEW YOR E.

TUE VERY FAST AND SPLENDID
Side-Wheel Steamships OF this Line Will sail from
Adger's Wharf as follows:
CIAMNION, SATURDAY, September I'd, at =
O'Clock.
These steamships insure at the lowest rate and
are noted for their strength, speed and comfort
Aa- Through Bills OF Lading given on Cost2n 70
land manufacturing towns at the lowest market
rates.
r. Staterooms may be secured In advance
without extra charge.
For Freight or Passage apply 20
july26 JAMES ADuEh W.
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rInayO1AE AND coMMER01A1.

Exports.
NEW YoRK-Per steamship Manhattan.2 bags
200 island and l25 bales upland cotton, 46 bales
SomssIics 2sS bbls rosln, y empty tbs, rs bum
dies paper and 100 pkgs sundries.
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Builoing Material.

Builoing Alaterial.
GHINGLEsl SHINGLES
Just received, y fne lot. For sale low at BUILD.
ER's DEPOT, No. 81 Church street.
jun1s EN-. akIMKE.
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Montgomery Cotton stnteme
Stock August 24, 1871, by actual count...... IL
Columbus Market.

Columbus Market.
COLUMBUS, August 25.-To.day, Friday, our
market quiet, few operating; prices mostly nomln.
al; sales SO bales. Ordinary Is, good ordinary u.s.
low middling l6, mlddllng 16Ac. Sales OF the
week SO bales-0 on European orders, 81 on spec.
ulation, o for Northern splnners, 10 for home con-
sumption, o for Mobile Weeks receipts u bales,
against 40 the previous one, and So the CORES.
pondlug week last season. Shipments As bales.
WEEKLY STATEMENT.
Stock on hand September !, 1870. ,572
Received previously ................E, 774-7As46
TOTAL. ................. ............ .76,4lo
Shipped past week. k........-......... As
Shipped previously. ,6s3-74,72s
Stock August rs, 1880
On the week. the stock has increased 27 bales.
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the basis Of 17al7Sc for full style Liverpool mid
ding; transactions small; sales so bales; receipts
SO bales. ,.--,u.
NEW ORLEANS, August 26.-cotton quiet; low
middlings 1910; net receipts Ill bales: gross 542S
exports to Great Britain 1928; coastWise 54ls;
ga GALVESTON, August 26-Cotton qalet; good or
binary 16c; net receipts ls7 bales; stock 1887
bales.
PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL. August 2s-Noon.-Flour irrvsI
at 1928 sd.
LONDON. August observation-disclosures rosin
IS 9d. Turpentine S6s 9la3Ts.
NEW YoRK. August 26-Evening.-F.our 1oa20c
better; common fair extra SIS 90d6 95; good 10
Western ST 4sal Al. Corn heavy and lower at
scarce and firm. Groceries quiet.
BALTIMORE, August 26-Flour active and nrm !;
prices unchanged: Wheat active: Corn steaaS' saaS
Oats frmer at 4ia4Sc. Provisions uncnangeo.
WhisGey 92c. ..,,a
WILMINGToN, August e6.-spirits turpenatiaaee ne
strong at 47c. Rosin firm at S. ror 40. Sv 81 T5
at s3 IS for yellow dip and 81 so for virgin
CINc1NSATI August 26.-Flour firm; family
5as5 75 Corn 10 1a5 demaaa aad az 1oc or
oferel; el4c asked. Bacon steady aud IN mouer-
ate demand. Whiskey firm at soc.
LOUISVILLE, August 26:-Fiour 4ulet; extra
family So QUO. tsOEu SLtduy. onoue
hrmer, with only light order demand. Whis-
key 90c.
perfne So 75a4 Is. Corn 6rm. Whiskey 90c. Bag.
glng unchanged. Pork sl2 50a13. Bacon inactive
on order lots; shoulders 6Hc; clear sides 7Aasc.
Lard-buyers and sellers apart.
NEW ORLEANS, August 26.-Flour dull nominal.
IL ST so; double at S. so. Corn quiet; mixed 65c;
white 20. Oats firm at soc. Hay-choice $50 and
dull Bran dull at 81 OK. Pork dull, held az Sl4
ala So Bacon t1rmer at oNa1Ac; sides SIC. Lard
unchanged. All others unchanged
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BRISTOL 4 CO, E Bats Il co, F Booth, II Bene.
dict, E Burnham, J Blackman: Cameron, BARK.
ley & CO, G G Coe Chaplin, Crane, Boylston
Due, q Cob!a 4 CO. Cohen 3 co, P Darcy,
Clancy & co. Douglas & Miller J Dawson, Miles
Drake Gerdts & CO. Dowie, Noise Davis, Ed
gerton Richards, Fiemng co, i1T N3,io faiT.
Gulemin. q Graver co, G Gill, b Hugglns,
NJ d, n A Hunt VIM Harral, Falk co, L
Hart, C Hlllyer co, Hart co, Holmes Cal
der, M Horsey Bro, Jefrords i co. Hena-
Johnson i CO, Knsman Howell, lngraham
& Son, G Kerrlson, Knobeloch Small, King Z
Gbbop. Kanapaux i Gonzalez, Murray,
Lopez Laurey i Alexander, kinsman Bros, Root
Lawless, A LANCER, Marshall Il Burge, Macqueen
& Riecke, ] C Minor Il co, Naclman & co, IL Il
Nathan, A Simitz, McLoy Rice, Sami X mar.
shall. L Neumeyer, Marks, Marsns!l;
Neufvie, McLear & Kendall Harris Baldwin,
F O'Nel, O'Neill, O'Neill s Sons, c Pank.
min, U'Nei!l, D Paul & co, Paul, Welch j. Bran.
des, ] a Quackenbush, WP Russell co, Sahl.
man, VIM Roach 4 co: Russell, L Sc9nel!, 3
QUICKER, DR. N Stewart, G S Roux, Steele i War
dell, Southern Express CO. Thomlnson co, a
L Tyler Mowry Son, Railroad co. A Tleien-
Calder & co. Ravenel, Holmes & CO. o S Subslst.
ence Department, Vollers. L Weiskopf, o +
Weters, VIM q Welch, Walker, Evans Cogs.
F Levy, Moses, Mrs Wilkinson, Mrs Davega, W
Stevenson, S O Railroad CO, and others. Friday,
noon, passed steamship Sea Gull, hence for Balti:
more; at P H. passed steamship South Carolina,
bound North.
Schr Ann.e Gaskill, Gaskll, Philadelphia-6
days. Mdse. To q F Baker 4 co, DR. Baer,
Bart & co, Bollmann Bros, Railroad Agent, VIM
Bird j. CO. Cameron. Barkley i CO. Dowie, Noise
&c Davis Due, G D FRANKIE, Hart co, Jn0
Graver & co, Klinck Wickenoerg co, s Mar
shall, c Poppenheim, Wagener Il Monsees' Or
der and others,
CLEARED SATURDAY.
Steamship Manhattan, woodruff, New York
James Adger & co.
Trenholm
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Manhattan Woodruff, New York.
Steamship Falcon. Haynle, Baltimore.
FROM THIS PORT.
Steamship Empire. Hinckley, at Philadelphia,
August Is.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Steamship Maryland, Johnson, at Baltimore,
August 25
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MEMORANDA.

The bark American Lloyds, Park. hence for q
port in Great Britain was spoken 10Th instant lat
81 IS, long 81 SO.
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Chipping.
u OR NEW YORK.
ON WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 80. AT 2
O'CLOCK P. N.
sTArEReo,Is ALL ON DECK.

NEW IRON STEAM ESTABLISHED 1870
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MARINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.

MAhlNE NEHo p1 lELCunAf n.
NEW YORK, August 27.-Arrived. steamships Vir.
60 Cathariae Whiting and New York.
SAVANNAH, August a7.-Arrlved, ship Resevald,
Sprague, from Boston for New Orleans, In dis
tress; French bark Nouyeau, Mexlque, from New
orleans for Bordeaux, In distress.
Martins Industry light-shlp was towed up to
the city to-day.
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Interior Cotton Markets.

Interior Cotton Markets.
ORANGEBURG, August 25.-Sales during the
week 16 bales. We quote ordinary lac; low mid
ding Is; middling Is.
UNION, August 24.--1o bales sold during the
week. Market opened on Monday at 131sc, but
closed to-day at lac.
MONTGOMERY, August 25.-The cotton market
is unchanged from yesterday quotations.
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The Charleston Stock and Bond Market.
prD asKKp
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LIST OF VESSELS
F o r E I G N

UP, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-01-12

tpirb bsrmit ssssbtn, bab Gin Gsrtiffat SOrtsrsi-
tet unb auseefrrtist pnrbe gum 3ped str Gtd>
bliruns siner Bank of issue, discount and de-
posit, uuter ben 9sifimmuueen ter Nftt, beti-
tsIt: oGine 9Iftr CUR 6elleBnu9 rines 8rsibaufsn-
Syfrms in prnupIpanien uub ;ur Sihsruns
bts publifumS Spr 8rrlulfsu biird inlclptntt
Sdnfru," etnsbmiet am 81. Mdrs 1860, unb
ben Ssrlhirbrnen 3uI6sen jur beIa atru glfts.
Die bsiasis 9anf ca bribsn Die Rerbants
uue Wrdanies 9anf Ron SerantOn'1 unb lpfirt
fen in Der Staet Sernntpn-mit tirltm @riinb-
fapital Spu $250,000, in @uibslen BON ie fiinf'
zig; nit brm griSiesium. bic Sttinme auf ir'
a cub rinsn Sstras su srbSbsn, htr cine Millise
G>plars nidbt uberleigt.
Scranton, q, gIusult 1S70-6m
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SScr 1T i0mlOi8?
Gr,a9runs BON Grisbri9 5riebrt&.

Di6t Dor benz SbOrs Der Stabt N. ere
bpbsn f& Die wsitIaufssn @sbauee elmer
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@n ben ssraumtsen GabritbUf. nur
bur& cine @auer psR SemIslbtn sstrennt,
srsnSts Elm Swur nidt fttr GROCER, absr
duberit ssl&madpOu anesIesier unb fcrs>
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bic Spinnsret mebr btnn smei6unberI
arbeitsrn elm 1&srss 8rUt, unb Urban
sstUrts Su ben anseisbrnilsn @dnnsru
W. SNAUif WV uluH tQL hutQ 6u Wv
rsi&ftn 5dbIts. Dor LANCER beun breiBit
8, Nbrsn Bate sr bic 5abrit tttit einem tlst'
nsn Gapttale sssrinbet aNb Satr fiI
Sabr Dsrsrtbsrt am ben Gtsts ra&isnbsr
anfp, ii&en ssniissn su FSnneH. CT ma,
Encouragement aus ben @rbsttersRrsiier
un6 tn al fsinen anf&auunseH unb In
Isiustn sanSsn @Sefsn elm Wann pss Bcl
tts sebliebsn, Istne Irbsitsr perebrttn iRr
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cine 5eftstsit bss BtGsns, wsIde burd
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einmal ais rt&t ertannt battle. @n be
gbrsnbaItiolsit lsiu,S Gtaraftsrs tcuntsl
Itlb1 Isius 5sinbe nildt riittstn.
DisIs @issnI6aftst warsn DObl stsis
net, Elm @tI6Gft smpl l,rsubriussn, sumn
ba bas Slid Urban llanst Sabre sttrst
,ur Sttts Ranb. Dice Slid md6ts be-
5abrItbsfbsr niHl fUI,, er wares alIsr
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Versicherung,
-mnb-@e cbfeI.

". Stswdrt pStter (NabfuI9sr Spn Gj.
8. g9lltrr) il SJrnl fir bic ,.0Cme gtriber.
ung5 So. in Rrp gcrI' unO ,,yYrrmin9 County
Sampfrr qiniru. gniIaaHaeine nuf Tdntpf-
uns Scdeli,biFcu naG uuo pon 0dmbura, Sre-
men UNI anc irerrU Sifcu ptrStH pfrfhufi.
gBetola psrrrH rsb autn Sntilfn Srs alien Sa.
ttrlinSrS iu ben nirtrigfrn Raten ausgsitrIt.
Offes, 205 9ndnpduna glUfnut (3tibIers
9l,f, 9immfr gloi Cbennuf. l6e9
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SSGGfcrS &ctuauo uonc

SD uutrr3ei6ntfr smpfrbIr mrinf usue Seu.
tpadas ben Siirgernt Son SCRANTON. Da itb tag.
lib Sfpeiie IN nirins SIues brfomme, ba6 Gin
GROCER Sbpintel nit benz .Sru srtrisbsn pirt,
iptIbrS nibt bier 9siposrn wprbrn if, uub man
der Mann an elmer siniissn edeung uni is
Rrllars bstrcsru ipirS, 10 parnt i'd is6en 8iir-
ger, feiu Sen ~ iaufiu, auber ss II bier gepcsru
porten. RGbert Nusfurft bei
10jr66 Gbrifian 8Slfsr,
prnn dvr., ndbr 6iiinlier's WSbflicre.
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Ne1le'r SfOre.

uuterssi&nstsr bat In Der albtr SnaBr, ant
t9en 9tbar unb 1atstcn ggpsuus, In ftnsni
Sauit Gin
9rUesriss uub 9rpSiiipus-@sf&dft
srSffnst unb label 8rrunbe unb 9sfannts ,u s.,bI-
rritrm Sriube frrur1bli6it rin. Gr pirb ii1 BE-
lfrebsn, nur quite gB,rarsn ;u baIteH unb 3a ben
billisIten pyeiIsn StrfGufen.
14dp70 Safpb GnasI.
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SaIer s @amFe,
9rrfGufer bon
,urnrieetr tluN lSrOn;f7Un,

WainRraee, Sybe Warf,
ntbtu benz Sptrl bes Srrrn @sorge @rGber.
Ginsm Ssrsbrtsn bsutl&sn pHblifum bic erae-
benRs anssise, bab mir fcrtpGbrenb einsn aus9r-
pGbltsu gprratb BON prOSiant unb 9fbensinit-
tsln an Sanb baltsn unb su ben biaisasn prtiItn
an unirrt 8unbrn prrfanfen.
Subsm mir UNI sdbIrri9sn 3uiprud bitten,
srbsn mir bic Strf6nuna baB fOp0bl AuaIitGt
mic prtils Der Baarsn nt&ts su pfnGGtn iibrie
Ia6sn. 30aP8
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Seitb6ft$=Mn;ei0e.
SOfepb Seefer,
M 8 b el = 4 II b ler,

frlber bon port 9erpis,
mn6t bisxntit ieinsu 8rsunbsn unb bsm bsut-
l6rn .publtfum BON SCRANTON uub Sybe gart be-
fannt, bab sr in Werrifslb's 8lpf, WlainlfraBe,
Elm W5bsIseib baft erDfnst. 9i6t nur bdlt CT WiSs
beln ireer art @rratbtg, ipnbern aud 8stbeuse,
gBsr gaarsslO bat fann bier auBsrpgbsatIid
billis sinfaufsn.
gssrdbuiFs pi 'uftIi& bsiurst.
Q6lO SpG. 8eder.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-18
TAKE WARNING!
dissolution Notice.

THE COPARTNERsHP HERETOFORE En-
isting between the undersigned. under the
firm name of BUCKINGHAM & TERRlLL, was
this day dissolved by mutual consent. The skating
rink business will be conducted as usual in this
county by L. l.. Buckingham.
+. l.. BUCKINGHAM,
DIN TERRILL.
Carson City, March Is, 1871. mhl+lm
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The Columbus (Ga.) Sun says
that Pierce Burton, the recently de
feated radical candidate for Governor
of Alabama, having become satisfied
that the reign of carpet baggers IN
that State is about closed, has folded
his tent and taken his flight North
ward, to the qualification of the
white people of West Alabama.
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Ghe 1ailn State Reaister.
THE UNFINISHED PRAYER.

50 Now | lay me"-say it.darlfng;
Lay me-" IiSped the tiny lips
OF my daughter, kneeling, bending,
O'er her folded finger-tlps.
Down TO sleep"-'To Sleep" she muir
INJURED
And the curly head dropped low.
81 pray the Lord Il gently added;
You can say it all. know"
=. Praythe Lord"-the words came family,
Fainter still My soul TO keep"
Then the tired head fairly nodded,
And the child was fast asleep.
But the dewy eyes half opened
When | clasped her to my breast.
And the dear VOlce softly whispered,
Mamma, God knows all the reSt.'
When lovers in the starlight walk,
How do they entertain, yet talk
Not wen OF the weather"
How make the time so swift elapSe,
Yet open not their lips? Perhaps
By pressing them together"
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When General Sheridan was in
Rome, the sculptor Harnish made a
tull-length statue of him, and his
portrait was painted by Healy and
Thomas Buchanan Read.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-18

They talk a good deal about the
twenty-eight inch beet they have
grown in California, but q policeman
in New York, according to Punchi-
nello has a beat three miles long.
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A Topeka epicure ate a turkey and
twenty-nine No. IA buckwheat cakes
recently for lunch. \ barbecued
buffalo is what he calls a square
meal"
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MINING NOTICE.-STATE OF Ne
N vada. County of 0rmsby, Carson City, March
%, ISL. Notice is hereby given that there mas
boan levied Inv the Trustees OF the MONTREAL
GOLD AND SILVER MINING COMPANY an as
sessment of so cents per foot on the above named
claim, payable in sixty (o0) days from the first
publication of this notice.
J.. J. GAGNON, President.
C. LAMARRE, Secretary. mh2Hin*
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-18

Found OUT.-A little girl ioyfully
assured her mother the other day
she had found out where they made
horses-''she had seen a man in the
shop Just finishing one of them, for
he was mailing on his last foot"
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administrators sale.

TSTAIE OF LAWRENCE B4RNTART. De
r. ceased Notice is hereby given that the I'M
der<ignei, Administrator Of the estate of LAW
RENEE BARNHART, deceased, VIII on
Wednesday. May Sd, 1871.
Between the hours of : a. m. and sunset OF said
day, to wit: at l O'Clock ? M, sell at pubic auc-
tinn the following described property belonging to
said estate, to wit: Lots numbered i've 81, eight
CS) and niue 81. in Block fprty-two ~, in Sears,
Thompson & Sears Division Of the tow OF carson
city, 0rmsby county, state OF Nevada win the
improvements thereon: also. the f flowing per-
= nal property, TO wit. Soda machine, fixtures,
and bot1les. sale TO take place upon said prem
i-es. Terms of ~sale-CA>It, in geld coin.
LOUIS ERADER,
Admir- Of the estate Of Lawrence Barnhart. decd
Carson civ. ApriI IL. ISL. apl2-3w
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Acurious ve~riication of Scripture
is the fact that Providence has just
voted 1925 for the care of the Eng
lish sparrows. This is the Rhode
Island Providence.
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NrOTICE L HEREBY GIVEN BIZ TIL
undersigned. Administrator OF the estate 81
ELIAS II. JOHNSON, deceased, to the creditors
Of and all persons having claims against said de-
c.ased, to exhibit the same, with the necessary
vouchers, within ten months from the first publ
cation of this notice. 10 the Undersigned. AT the
o.fire Of Clarke & Wells, Attnrnevs-st-Law, iu
carson Civ. LtWIS DOHUN. Admir-
Carson City, April !, ISL. ap5-3m*
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Out of six million owners of real
estate in the United States, more
than two-thirds are farmers.
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Application for Patent.
Notice No. I'LL
Z. 5. REGISTERS OFFICE, !
son CITY. New April 6, ISL

Carson CITY, New, April 6, ISL
HTOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT JOHN
JACKSON, HENKI CAFFALL and JAMES
ATTUERS have this day filed in this office a di-
agram. together with a notice of application for
patent from the United States. under Act OF Con
gress approved July 20, 1s66, for one thousand
feet of the Mint Lode. known As the Mint Com
pauy'- claim. situated in Eagle and Washoe Valley
district, orm-bv county, Nevada, and more par
trcuIarly described as follows: Commencing at
station No. /, a post on the north line OF the
Athens Company claim, and running thence n
lgo Or W. one thousand feet. TO station No. >:
thence y. 20 55 f five hundred feet, 70 station
No. 3; thence 5. 49, O5' f.. one thousand feet, 10
station No. !; thence 5. go So W. five hundred
feet II station No. l, the place Of beginning, and
containing IL IS 100 acres. hearings from mag
netic meridian. Said claim is more particularly
described by the diagram posted in this office and
on the claim.
ay.-eOd# F. TODD, Register.
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Amy Richardson, of Iowa, weighs
352 pounds. This is the latest case
of big-Amy.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-08
SHORT QUESTIONS.


Shall there be party contes. for the
municipal offices
Who Is anxious 10 become the Demo-
cratic candidate for Mayor
who is anxious to become the Radical
candidate FOR Mayor?
Would 1t be the proper thing to run q
Best Mans ticket this year.
Don, we need the Best Men OF both par
ties in the city government and couldn't
,hoy De elected on the Best Mans ticket
Who is the best man for Mayor?
Who il the best man for Clerk ?
Who Is the bes, man for Treasurer
Who is the best man for Marshal ?
Who is the best man for City Attorney.
Would Best Mans ticket snswer the
purpose
Could the Democrats and Republicans
who truly desire the best interests Of the
city unite in support OF such ticket ?
We pause for n reply.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-08
BALLARD WAREHOUSE.

The Opening sale Yesterday-Com.
piete Success-Spirited Kidding ana
satisfactory sales Hut one I, ejeetion.
The opening sale at the Ballard Tobacco
Warehouse yesterday was complete sue
cess in every respect. A number of for
eign and many home buyers were present
and competition was spirited. Thirty
six hhds were sold, and there was only one
rejection. Comparison Of the prices given
below with prices in other markets, will
show that the Cairo market compares for
mably with the best. Messrs. Hurd q
Son, the proprietors Of the Ballard, have
secured the services Of experienced tobacco
men, and the ability to back their deter
mination to make tho Cairo market tie
market Of the Lower Mississippi, com.
bined with the great advantages offered to
both buyers and sellers, must compel the
speedy recognition Of the claims Of Cairo
over any contiguous market. Sales yes.
terday were as follows:
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-08
ANNIE PERU.

what hes Bsesme % the OLD woman
sudan 0tsaPPsaraAss-Usss ss SSs.
e1dsAf
Annie Peru has been one Of the char.
ac,crs Of the city FOR many yean. Prone
TO the contents OF the flowing bowl, shs
wM wild in her cups, and perioii.
cally reused the neighborhood by scream
ing and loud eursing. She was also COM
ba,,ant and always INDUCED herself whoa
drunk in the luxury Of fight. Some time
ago, she married, and in her matrimonial
relations has not been happy, and her hus-
band has led life Of danger and distress.
A few days ago Annie went for him with
hands aud tongue and = sword. After
using tho old fellow up, she left with the
avowed determination ofdrowning herself
She hasn't been heard Of since, and there
avs many who believe she has
shuffied of tho mortal coil.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-08
SCOTT 3 PARTY.

Ths Coiored Men Movins-An Ost sad
Out Negro Ticket % - Nominated
stand From UudsF.
Mr.. William Scott, the prominent color
Cd Radical, is lsboring for the Office Of
Marshal with great industry. He is en-
deavoring to organize the Colored Mans
Party, andpu, into the field full ticket.
His efforts are warmly seconded by Mr..
Shores, an INSCRIPTIONS niger politician,
who is anxious to secure tho nomination
for Mayor. Mr., Bird, avindictive color
ed cuss, who has obtained some polish by
contact with white men, is to be the candi-
date for Clerk. Mr.. Bradley, the rival Of
Shores, is to DO conciliated by nomina-
ton for the Board Of Aldermen, and a
crumb or two will DO thrown to several
white men who should be negroes. This
movement, yet in its inception, will soon,
We understand, take definite shape. And
then we shall see what we shall see.