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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-07-14
THE EDITORIAL ExCURsyoN

ST. ALBASs, W., July II. 1871
The grand excursion projected by the Edi-
tors and Publishers Associations of Maine
New Hampshire, Massachusetts and Vermont
at their several annual meetings last year. is
in progress, having reached St. Adams, VT,
and the happy participants are now quartered
at the Weldon House, the largest hotel in the
place, and fully as capaeious as any in Maine
As an early hour on Monday was fixed up
on for the starting of the special train from
Boston, it became necessary for the Maine
members to reach that city on the Saturday
previous. With scarcely any solicitation on
the part Of the executive committee of our as
ISOLATION, Messrs. Lewis, Rice & Son, pro-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-07-14

The work of cure is beginning. The vtated and
deposits in the bowels and in the anentary
are elected. The liver, like clock is wound up. II
from its orpidity The stomach acts Respectively
AVID The patient begins 10 feel that he is getting at last
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-07-14
CONSUMPTION.
LEAVE NO STING BEHIND"

The Mandrake Pills composed of one of Nature
noblest gfts-the Pedophium Peltatum They possess
the blood searching Alternative properties of caoel
unlike caloIuCl, they
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Special Notices.
CROQUET AND RING-TOSS,
BASE BALLS AND BATS,
FANCY GOODS AND NOTIONS,
FIREWORKS,
at wholesale.
CUTTER, HYDE & CO.
- CHAUNCY STREET BOSTON.
apr20t&w3m
1periaI Notices.
Consumption,
les CURE AND ITS PREVENTIVE
BY J. H. SCHENCK, M. d.

Many human being has passed away for whose death
there other reason than the neglect OF known
and mdisPuaby proved means Of cure those near anu
family and friends sleeping the ORGANIZES
siumher into which, had they calmly adopted
DEE. goSEai.1 T.. SCKENCk'S SIarEEE
TREATMENT,
and ayailod themselves OF his wonderfully ohcaclous
medicines, they would not have fallen.
Dr Schcnck has in his proven that whore
ever sufficient vitality remains, that vitality, by his ncdl
Hcs and his directions for their use, IS quekened into
lcaithlu vigor.
In this statement there Is nothing presumptuous
To the faith Of the invalid is made representation
tat is not thousand times subsantiated by living and
visible works The theory OF the by Dr. Schencks
medicines is simple as 1t is unfailng Its philosophy
requires argument. II is self assuring, seli-cOn-
yincing.
The Seaweed Tonic and Mandrake Pills the first two
weapons with which the citadel of the malady is assacd
Two-rds of the Of consumption originate in dys
pepSia and intentionally dlsordered liver. With this
condition the bronchial tubes "sympathze" with the
stomach. They respond TO the morbilic action Of the
liver. Here then the eliminating result and tho
setting in with all its distressing symptoms, of
CONSUMPTION.
The Mandrake Pills are composed of one of Natures
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Laid on the table.

Lad on the table.
Mr.. Campbell moved to strike out the
names OF Cyrus Eussey and George r.
| Sherman, and to insert in their stead the
names OF \. Parrish and w. Il. Young.
Mr.. Lewis: | wish TO pat this matter II
| It's proper light, and l therefore move TO
insert tie name OF Hugh j. Campbell.
NJ. Fish rose 70 the point OF orttel that !.
WIS not necessary for the Senate to vote
, down any amendments similar 10 that last
offered 10y Senator Lewis. as no Senator
coIlG he interested III any measure be
tor" the Senate. III consequence. such
motions We're entirely out OF order
'.hc Chair decided the point well taken.
:ne motion Of Mr.. Campbell 20 strike
| GA: the names % Cyrls EusSey and George
r. SHERMAN. and insert III" Mares OF 4.
Parrish ana ". &. Young instead, was then
carried.
TIE hl. then passed It's >ocuL. reading.
aLG WIS considered eugrosScu.
TIE IEiNv,>G BEL.
NJ. E:a"arnan moved tina: ne p-E:n :,
tll. rt made the srcei.:! orNe! Of some IN
:NIe DAY. &c remarked tia: Il rad been
sent 20 tie State printer 10 be printed some
tine since. aud had no: y": been returned
:" Ire S"na:c. This WAS lie second tine
.iist .hc Jill had been called ny. an! the
Senate mad been INFORMED, ia. ]: wa- IN
II" LANDS Q! The pAbl:" printer. lie moved
HAT III" Senate make Ike printing bill The
SnCc... order OF thc day I"r some .,.2,r. day,
ana mat :he Secretary ul tic SeH..e be :r-
4ur"'! IL tic meantime :" ,a!. t;oN the
HGniit printer. and demand :ie return OF
ne h.N
sM:, Eun>aker movc,, {" ra.-c :: .o.nn...
g.. (" inu!l why ,hcse bis raj not been
returned :" ;Ae StuH:c.
Nj. FISH: ! lave M, u:e.l oi ;.c I.,,'.c
printer III reference :" ;EiS In..!1rl', and At
states IHt any Uil. sent - ..:U III :: season
::n-e tear IL ~. afternoon - returned 20
:h' t"h..'c mex morning. ~. .hi., III" f..Gt:
- 'i>Nyiere than with nm. l have IN
'.n!r.'. ~ tie >cclttarv- ,.">.. ana have
;'c';I Informed tia. bills az. sometimes II
:t.e r"i.dso! Ihe ;'ui'l.. printer ~" "l three
DAYS. Ier.;e lis committee 70 bt ai-
pointed :" iiVe>' 80 The Hat: ~ So
Wh.:. he :..ii. j..
Nr. Todd s..u! :...t &c wH> II aver % :ht
creation AZ - sprv..!! .o1rn.tt'" - ,nN"s:j-
:a:' III" matter. and moved :" POSTPONE the
H.l. irW netui" Vie ~'u...' un,il Friday
n.N:. n order :" ..>. IN. committee tine
/" report.
NJ. .i"EH. sac: .i"' :A.,' Wa !. oh nitro
'.U'.I nv >tH..i.- t.I.ar.!. some tim" since
W..cG Was ;.1..etu 20 :ns Committee on
!rln ~. and uI'.'!e,! :" nc printed. f!c
w. !y!."s NaH Teen :" the >"ere;;.i" >'v-
era. 'Ilts. .n.. :.,.' teen informed. '!.!: III.
ri1n:t,! d.! nal Lu: VI: ""eH retained ~
III. State Printer
Nj iNEci. iu">.,: liz: -. Committee tH
printing. L." instructed :" investigate .l.>
matter. ar. Make :...: y.u,:. 81 .i.Urs'l..,
N.,.
M. E!atkMaL w. ". II. Ia: 'ie con
mite" >,"ulu l." appointed Il" .h' nu!ls">"
q; invest. -t!:Iu. ti' matter, Ia: lie dc. n"t
ii. :. I'll. q: such Iur"i:.tnt. a> III. :'riH:-
Il: Oh :" ur .i.i&H".'. l; Ga. n'.n n..IIr
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accounted by the government when the
bonds are delivered, and payment may be
made either in coin or in bonds of the Uni
ted States known rs five twenty bonds at
their par value. The coin received in this
manner will be applied to the redemption
of the tivetwenty bonds. The bonds Will
oc registered, or issued as coupons, IA may
he desired by subscribers Registered bonds
VIII be issued Of denominations fifty. one
hundred, five hundred, one thousand fifteen
hundred, and ten thousand. and coupon
bonds OF each denominations, except the
last TWO. The interest will be PAYABLE in
the United States, at the Office OF the
Treasurer and Assistant Treasurer. Gov
crn'nent bonds of several issues aforesaid.
hearing interest thereon, are exempt from
the payment Of all taxes or duties OF the
'nl'cu States. as well as from taxation iii
any form. by or under State. municipal or
local authority. After maturity. the bonds
last issued viii t,o lirs, redeemed by classes
ana numbers. as may be designated hy the
Secretary of the Treasury.
GEORGE s. BOUTWELL,.
Secretary III Treasury.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-11
HAVANA CIGARS
EDUCATIONAL.

VE"NE. NV OiIE.EfNS
MILITARY HIGH S,U..:,
49, ............. Ruce street .............sS>
tIe:~t.n coliseum :l.i C.u:.'.
CII,:u.'. by z. 3. EDWARDS and Nam. y. LEWIS
graduate. u; ~. 10 .i.ia:s Ni.j..gI IL!vs..!:y
". prepare pupil. ~ .n,.. .A- Sophomore q,
yfiuIrr Class Nt the Loei3Is Stat. iiti.ry III.
vsro:'v. ~ ANY Ut.I cole i'll '!. inI:.-O states
al. s.cm. Et.T. Department Is att.c he'd. lsclue
u.I..rarv with dali. drill 40. IN,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-11
MISCELLANEOUS.
vayHE EAKBARIN GAS LIGHTING
COMP Any.

NEW ORitas-, aE..a.y y, 1877.
We, ~ aide, sigued practical che rs.s. residing
n This city having carefully and :u.y tested
| the process OF the BARBARIN GAS LIGHTING
COMP!s ny OF LOUISIANA for mak-ug Gas Uu'-r
the patents Of McAsrs R.rbarln !. iiIras, and
| Known as The HARBAElS GAS go :..i.t'y declare
that there Possibility ~ al t&p"s"t IL .r
process and that the gas in - hen .c. contE;.
tor. even less dangerous thar >O.. gas, ewing :"
| Is .f'": r.'EE'a- II. ";.rto" I'D Iov'':! Z:
hydrogen.
>rr.t
AS. .LBpECE". -. L.
'.RAWCcCE u. y.
T" Charles Cavaror, ESQ, Pr'.d'.: E.rn.r."
Cas- ...g... L. COM pan, q! LoG.e..
We -. ni,..I. .ned. h.rrnv 4. o'.r. ga: ~ .,
mon ia" apparatus furnished ana used - :''
Ear:..in Gas Li:h.i,. company ~ not DANCER
OCS and ,!.at iiiv. NO. ,S!E'.iShE TIN.
RATES NE INSURANCE O. 'i.. .r....r.. ard
establishments. G>.UG =. a APPARATUS.
EtTEY HENTIiAIH
-. ,..;. Hop. I,.~,l.L,. ..u..,x
irLHS 'tiES
",.,G.l: ". "..e..,i. N.:,,,! ,rs::ou~. C.,aa"n.
T:...j.,. MeIc:...'. Hutu. Insurance r.u.".,.
CHARLES ROMA.
Freezer: see ..I..: ~. ~ .tiauc- t.r;.r:
L,.nY.. !:.'cL"NAN
p:.s ..'' ~ Ia. 'ia.,.r-' .ne.i.,.r" t'"-
10Y.
CHARLES EHIt,t,-
":...,..;. -: ..;.. N;,,..l Insurance" ,.mIa'.
GAM. iiEAt,
Pre- der: -. ..'.. >,.,- hu:...: Insurance .,r
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I CHARTER. ......................CHi RTER,
y
>rAIr or :.1ri.ANs(
- 49, 80" ~ - 't'' .'l'' ~ ~ 'ho
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A.. LIE :.

IL '"I'.'ax. 'a'n- Of ~ C"1'Gr' .'.li be
Ti.h RAJ II. PLANTING. !.Nl. HAE ia CG:H.NG
CONAN. 80. :.g.h q. -. 'L.-,. :oG-> .ata-
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CORPORATIONS.
CHARTER.
(N!AItTER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. e
stats OF LtCsiANa, }
Parish and City OF New Orleans.

| 4
"
Pai1S! ana |its OK ne" f''ea's
T.. :. k,.su TIA, on This the tw.1:y-ni.tn cav
a.: u.,.ul..r II; lin. ,paro; ouv ID;t. on. Thousand
..ni.t i.l,,:,rd and seventy and NJ inder@n-
G.,c. of The Sl,.d .tat.. ~ Aaer.:. .!e X.Lety.
,..t, l,f.r. ux Andrew tivr. .r 10 notary Ir.bir
49, ana. Yu, IN. ,rIi u. OF ans. STAT ~ isIi-aua
.,,x ..,r1ri..oi.a and qualified .Lt. y: tho
,..r.. a.. H. Witnesses ;ru.t~r named and
.I. -.i,r1,,l .ou.iIv came, and :pI. .r.G Nor
-t,u.,.. " Norton of tIls .ity President Of tho
- ,.,;... A,..,aYiou :. duly organized! - .pora.a
j .ntIifrG in ,hs ,;,y ;ust.tl1.,t! AMER Tho
,,.yi...,. O.. III. l.v. OF this sat- rea.
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opposed to measures OF TINS CHARACTER
Some great change mas taken p1'!te III MS LIS
views, or ne mas no. eA"n'iH''i me n'ii
thoroughly. when ~" o'",T S1''il'" G"t-'
tno''S'h" Eve h'i,t.i'" ,oii'-' i''i1o 10 :.
i;i'lro;to. al one Va tho pi''t""e s'ssioIis 'I
the General Assembly 'ne olar ttt.'ine.. :;
mol1Ea upon tiio 1o''"' '"' III iHlA piii
You give Tue "ti'u ho s'e''.4'S ''' al
10" SNe 'n' ,i' W .''il-
Hirt '"''>"'' "'i''''' Al '"n"3' '"' Al my
st II th' III VIZ Wv A''i N'c '"' "''N axe; re-
'el\in@ men, r rios one Oh ,hel'i can De helo
re- az " in''"' ''>l'"H-
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...''. ny , Ti'' 't,s "p '''
may 'a"e 'i'>e hon'S an" r''E reg! ''si..t
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wal ~ wa 10 va al
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% 'a'i'I I' 10, Ih'' wa
these extraordinary privileges. :rc>" par
ties are permitted 20 sell any Coos. Wart :
or merchandise upon which any cG"c-.- axe
due. at public auction. 70 pay lie ..l:."nG:
DIE thereon. Il actually ".v.~ .n'iii :. Nd.
ga! power III the prrmi>">. y Il" e>":
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an" I" SCI. any goods jh"; in.T lave ~
'h'i ros>csSlon /" pay .i' Charges .i."n
thrm: an opposed :" IS measure 81
tleiN: we nave ANY ny" :" give WAY
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-11

RIPTCRE CURED.-WTrH AN EYPESIFSCE
~ OF more than twelve years practice in The
treatment and cure of RUPTURE and HERNIA I
WI! guarantee more perfect relief comfort and g.
CURLY, ana more rapid improvement than can be
South w % any Other person or appliance in the
length OF time afflicted Also Instruments for 10
cure 81 every species Of human deformity on hama
or y or address with stamps, for circular Or. -
81. u FERRIS, Office No. Is st. Charles styss+ IN
stSlra Hours from 10 A. N. to4P NJ mv3l ~ P
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-11

Sr.rE Hy Lo:I>,ANA,l
CIV al Erw Orleans. )
:'la...N. Hul.l.'Ur., District Attorney Of the
!'I>. Judicial District ~ III. STATE 81 LOUISIANA
tenn, IL. .I.:..t il. w'i. '. ..onic. =. tie within
':u.. corporation - i.N,s Il" !c..bv certify that
s..,. .A;ln,IsI s!c !"i- ."n. ac' making rtaa
alteration. amendment. (. IN. Ii..I. charter
.: III. IA :.g.t. A'..t".;ln AZ, - j.. U,,.icn
:i: ~. 50: alteration. amendments .:e al
80. > J." -. contrary - ldN.
s.H. LtZKSBtH,', !,i.:ri.. ..:..:rey.
S.w -, .;.il. i.c.iMi.i H. 1870.
:: 4 ir.N :. Hero. .r.. I."::.:v :..o:..;.I dt
..l:', w.. 's .i"'. an! :uTe...n. ~. copy
q: Il. .ila a.t .':.n: il nv !."'.!i.. -.coTds
md '..: o.. .;.. ~ LA. isc'. 'Us ..oV,ded
, =. c:.. nor :. st..c. ~ rhi. ',ay.sn.
ANDREW !. HERO. r.
:o'.;y i'I:e.
c,1A .,.e .ns ya,.a.E !: ~. ial; 3: 90 ia |
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-11

SWEET (k1IINlNE Is A RECENT IMPROVE
~ intnt; replaces the use of The Bitter Sulnhat.
Qulhliie with winch all familiar Dose far dc
y is warranted fully equal il every ~sy 10 E;-t.,
VulnuIe, ana like IT. is the one
GREAT. POSITIVE AND UNA LING ,,,sx
for al diseases Of ma,aIious orir.c.
FEVkK AND AGCE
INTERMITTENT FEVER
CHILL FEVER
REMMlTTKS- rEvHe
BILIOUS YEvER
A., o. PUNE aGCE
when neglected.
sWEETcQUININE
lie made solely from Peruvian Bark sc j. H.,., OF,
H-he'' therefore Ia of vegetable origin and mo- a
mineral poison, but the contrary !. pro- ed 10 ~
one of the Elements found in the bI0oG II - hsa.ny
persona
SWEET QUININE
Acts ;- ~ aIi'do.e Il" well as a cure. %, y.a
VA or lH.asnlatIc poison. the absorption, 6. w!,rC
by Me iu'gs causes Intermittent. ieve1se,, IN.
OiAiy aCv'.r L, Z. claimed ;or
SWEET QUISINE
ovsI III. .: Old Bitter QUi,lire j. .he.,.. ah
senee &; ma. l'else, persistent bitt+fts. yI,icn
use Win r!Os. 1-rsolls and alws;. with cl ,tr.,,
SWEET QUININE
Is IN wv" fo-ns-n powder FOX the use O: Yys,c.a,s
and druggists and fluid for U.s.. il IA. .Iriiiv .rS
for the ge..eri.i public ~
-. =, STEARNS FARK ( Co
iuEi' hdhIltc.lTInH Chemist. New YORK;
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MEDICAL.
TOlIS q. AN(:EI.l.. ID. u. -.

John q. AN(:EI.I.. II. u. -.
HAS returned 70 M. .,y. an.: !. I..,,o,: - y-,.
form. without pain. all "p.,.'i.:..-n operative.
MECHANICAL AND SURGICAL DENTISTRY.
Oi.i"~ and Ie-i.s.ns. -: JUL. .:I... u... CAM
New Orb am. Louisiana ccI;,y
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-11

< ~. PETTENi:N.I. n CO.. b PARK
- Row. ~" York; and GEORGE T. ROWELL
n CO. ~ Pa L, ~. New iOr.. ar- fh- agents
&U:h"!1z" - contract 10: inserting I'd. ls-n-s
Ter > AZ. .o".st 'a.i, "a. Advertisers III that
al t.l. show. houses. U"l3
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-11
[ ''1>IAS'' STATE '>i'EH>iTi'
NAME CHANGED FROM LOUISIANA k.x-1
ftNiNARN.
BATON ROYCE. LOUISIANA.
FcGEGsd and supported ~ IEc state
Of l.Ouisinnn.

NINTH SESSION.
Sos :. e,.s.-.. VIII eos. "a, W..n.-e. p June
.f-6 Il. '-%t -.-e.on Will t-g!n :.,-t Monday -
.tis:..t.: :sA:, and Vii! untin'~ Tex U.U.:LS.
ACADEMIC BOARD
c"..s'' - "a. corp. % .hls INSTRUCTION. n -
:.- -. .S-ese- and universities.
GoVRsh o. STUDY
tn.'.c.. Preparatory and A.;... ne r.y...r.n:
.I.cng Literary. Scientific nd :o,.:.. Course
. >.'c. >":llo. q: CIV! h:.c:.e.- :. 81. . Son.
,L.!"-. >cI.o"..
.,BGAi.i. APrAR>-us ASr CABINETS.
Wa se.'e Il. I'D 'i.ius.,.e. III. Geo.o-tc.- "a
M...'I.os.'. Cabinets &c, -. -:.cs; aid u.o.,
'e.4":. - ~ -Ii" ."."n.. "i.l-., % H-s-s.!Iin
AID ~ '.H.r-:s % - ..iJ.;.. p. G.> =:
AID to:....cA >.'ve: o: Louisiana
ADMISSION
G-a:'... 20 sa.:-'. Ut.G.: .f.... Ss..s q .,e
VIC kLe~ a..:s..'.c. - =! .'.u...... ..:. t;.-S
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GORGEOUS PALACE CARS FOR THE DuKE

GORGEOUS PALACE CARS FOR THE DUKE.
AT the Jersey City depot, two magniG-
cent coaches are waiting the arrival of Duke
Alexis, to carry him on his first trip over
an American railroad to Washington. These
cars were built by the Pullman Palace Car
Company at cost of $4,000, and after
the Grand Duke has had his ride in them
they will be added to the line OF superb
coaches that are now running over the road
between New York aid Chicago. The
.Ruby,'' so named from its color, is the din
ing or cooaing coach, at the rear Of which
is kitchen, the floor being covered with a
metallic carpet, the sides Of which have sill
yer racks for dishes, and which contains a
massive range large enough to cook din
ner for all the imperial family. There are
boxes for ice, for wine, for meats, and there
are all the appliances for cooking that the
best Of New York hotels can afford. The
dining room opens from corridor which
leads from the kitchen The floor of this
room is covered with crimson Brussels
carpet, and the seats are Of velvet of the
same color The seats accommodate twenty.
eight persons, which number, it is under.
stood, will accompany the prince on bis trip
to Washington. A richly.carved, marble
topped table, with closet beneath for wine
a silver service, costing S., 900, and elabor
ate mirrors comprise the most noticeable arti
Giles Of furnishing in this apartment The
Kearsage is to be used for sitting and sleep
ing. It's style of furnishing is not inferior
to that of the Ruby, although less noticeable
because the class OF the car is more common
upon our railroads -Neuarh (N. ~ Ad
ve7tiser.
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Books, Periodicals &c.
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
A large stock of English,
Latin, Greek, and French
School Books, good assortment,
Miscellaneous Books
Blank Books, Pass Books,
Diaries, Cap, Letter and
Note Paper, Drawing and
Tissue Paper, Bristol Board,
States, Slate Washers, Slate Pencils,
Lead Pencils, Pocket Knives
Perforated Paper, Portfolios:
Music Portfolios,
Bank Checks and Negotiable Notes, Check Book
Scrap Books, Wrapping Paper, Paper Bags
Steel Pens, Penholders, Stationers Rubber,
Gum Bands, Paper Fasteners, Black Sand, Sand
Boxes, Rulers. Paint Boxes, Paint Brushes, Court
Plaster, Tooth Picks, Indelible Ink, Colored and
White Chalk, Crayous, Linen and Paper Irvine,
Photograph Albums Bibles and Testaments,
Prayer Books, Hymn Books, Sunday School
Books, Sunday School Cards and Tickets and
Small Cloth Lined Tags. All at LowEsTpR1cE
| sepl8-tf ROBERT COWAN.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1871-11-24

SOUTH CAROLINA. Charleston Noe. II.
Accounts from all sections of the interior
report that the black frost, which occurred
here on Thursday morning, to have been
general throughout this and adjacent States,
ice having been formed here during the last
two nights. All danger from yellow fever
has ceased, and the trains arriving are fill.
ed with returning refugees. The theremo.
meter at 4 A. M. was 30.
Governor Bullock, defending himself from
the outcry against him, denies that he has
profited to any material extent by the pecu
lations in which he took a hand. II had
to wink at the stealing around me-" he says,
sand pretend to take my share. If I hadn'
done SO, the knavish carpet baggers anc
scalawags with whom was forced to asso.
ciate aoouzd haze stolen me 6odizyw
CARL ScHuRz ON GRANT Senator Schur.
is in New York He says that he is deter.
minedly opposed to Grants reelection, ane
hopes the Democrats will nominate con
sentative man for whom Republicans car
vote without stultifying themselves-N. p
World.
Rev. Stuart Robinson has sold his mag
niicent place in the southern suburbs O
Louisville TO A. V. Dupont, for $3.50, O0O
on terms about equivalent to cash. 1t il
the intention of the purchaser to convert the
place into public park
The Paris (Ky.) Citizen says that the
live stock shipped from that point last yea,
aggregated two thousand nine hundred
and 6fty-two cars loads, equal to 553, 1854
head of stock, or more than thousand head
per week
1t is said that Mr.. DeJarnette, who has
lately been to England to examine as to the
true boundaries Of Virginia, is confden,
that Virginia owns the whole of the Poto
mac River.
The Scottsville Register says there is a
plan proposed to form new county to be
taken from the counties of Albenayle, Flu
wanna and Buckingham
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1871-11-24

LARaE RAILROAD EARN1NGs.--A fact dis
closed at tie annual meeting of the Balti-
more l. Ohio Railroad Company yesterday
indicates the immense growth in the past
Forty years of all the material interests of
our city. The aggregate earnings OF the
road and branches during the past year
amounts to the large sum of $12.55 500
49,. which is just about one-half Of the whole
assessed value of property in the city Of Bal
timore when the great enterprise of build
Iue the road to the Ohio was undertaken.
The Increase of earnings the past year is
S1,717,15s,94 over the previous year
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