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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-09-01

Every drop of the SARGAPARILLIAN Re
SOLVENT communicates through the Blood,
Sweat, Urine, and other huit and juices OF the
system the vlgor Of life, TOR it epairs the "astet
of the body with new and sound material.
ScrofuIa, Syphilis, Consumption, GIandulaT dis
ease, Ulcers in the thu cat, Mouth. Tumors,
Nodes in The Glands and other paris Of the eys
rem, SO Eyes, Strum Irous disohaIg~s from e
trs, and the worst forms OF skin ieeases
ERUPTION Fever Sores, 6cald Head, Ring Worm,
salt Rheum. Eryeipelas. Acne, Black fpOts
Womb, and all weakening nd painful discba g.
q Night Sweats, Loss OF 8 erLn aud all "ss e
of thu life principle, are within tho lrEtlve
range OF this won der of Modern Chemistry, anG
it for either Of these forms Of sesse its 20 ent
power to cure them.
II the patient, daily becoming reduced by the
wastes and decomposition that 10 continually
Or or sing, succeeds Ill arresting these wastes
and repairs the anne with new material mad e
from aIthy blood and this the HARSAPARIL-
LIAM will and does eeoure-a cure Ia certain /;
tor " eu once this remedy commences lts Worb
Of purihcati n, and ceeds in diminishing the
loss of wastes, ito repairs will be rapid, g d
every day the patient will feel himself growing
better and etroDge:, the food digesting bet ter.
appetite improving, and deeh and weight in
creaeiDg.
Not only does the sARsAPARILLIAN REgoLvENT
excel all known remedial age1ts in the cure OF
Chronic, Scrof 1lous, Cons itucional, and Skin
diseases; but 1t is the only positive cure for
Kidney and Bladder Complaints.
| Uriuar and Womb diseases, Gravel, Diabetes
Dropsy, Stoppage of Water, Incontinence OF
Urine, BrighEs Disease, Albuminuria. and in al
cases W lere there are brick dust deposits Oh
| the water ia thick, cloudy, mixed with substan'
oes like the white OF an egg, or threads llk'
appearance, and white boEo dust deposts, and
| when there is q pricking, burning sens atiol
| when ,assin water, aud pain in the Small o
| the Back and along the Loing.
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IUZrP ychomanCy

FULVA yCuU4HdICy G eek eignifying the
power IF the soul, spirit or mind, an is the ba-
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the title of work Of 40 pages, bS HER.
BERT HAMILTON, Il. A. giving full Instructions
III the science OF Soul Charming aud Psycholog-
ic Fascina ion, how to exert this wonderful pow
er over men or al i'm lie at will 1t teaches deg
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ume, DIvInation, Hpri uairm Alchemy, Philo-
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Harem. Gpide to Marriage, &c. This Ia the only
bcok in the English language protesting to
teach this occult pc yer, and Is Of i'm nense ad-
vantage to merchants, Lawy err, Physicians, and
especially to Lovers, in securing the affections
of The opposite eek. AID all seeking ri,hes or
happiness. Price by mail, il cloth 81 IS paper
covers, 81: for sale by J d. IPPINc TT & o.,
ents wanted for turs book, Medical Works. Per-
fumery. Je@elry, &c. Sam les free to Agents
only For single copies by mail, and terms to
South 9Th street, Philadelphia, Pa. 4w
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& E y | Z "
OF TIE
MA RK EFT S
FOB THE
WEEK ENDING THURSDAY.
August 81. 1SzI.

TURpES1INE-The market for this article has
ruled quiet and steady since he cloae OF our
last review. and no change Of price for yellow
dip or virgin has been made. The receipts
have been large, and all brought to market has
met with ready sale. The demand from dlstll-
Ier's has been only moderate and feW small
lots have been bought for shipment Receipts
and Leg for the week are as fO! lows:
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-09-01

TAR-In this article We have nothing new to
report The receipts By river lowing to the low
state OF water) have been very small and by
rail about / GOO bbs., which has met with ready
sale at 81 rs per bbls closing at that figure.
EpIRITs TURPENTINE--Since the ciose OF our
last review the market for this article has relied
fl 10 and steady with an increasing rise up to
Wednesday, when buye,'s demands having been
supplied il declined cent. Tne recslpts have
oeen small by river and only moderate by rail-,
) closing dull at AZ cents. The sales for the
| Eeek have been as follows:
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MARRIED.,

In Brunswick county, on the Goth lost, at the
residence of The brides father, by Rev. III. Q.
rurrenti@e, Capt RICHARD s. LOVE, OF VIII
mineton to Mics Jul Ia, daughter OF Wm. u.
Robson. ESQ
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so Consecutive Shots

I Ln~ e6 feet wi sTEVEKS
!.
+ I E4~aM " 80 POCKET RIFLE,
I - ~ 2 2 which FAB es etal cart
| | kgz4A2 S7sESA ridges % OF 80 oalibre
N - Gsg6ssS&<GA shoots game as well as
- - ~&Z@EN va "a ordinary rifle, and
\\N ~//%ls carried il the pock-
y y - - / ct. Price, old model
10 inch, az; new model, 10 inch, So IA inch
sI6, Is inch a18, Is inch 500. Stevens' Breech-
oaoiug G. ODE sighted OsEtri go hife. o. ga or
SO csiibfe, shoots proportion lily. better. and
cos $40 inch $780, Is inch $3I 80. 30 inch $685.
! Standard Shot Pocket Cartridge Revolver
shoots stronger and COSTS less than any other OF
| equal calibro or quality.
/ CHAS FOLSOM 252 Broadway, NY.
Sole Agent and Dealer in all binds OF Arms and
Ammunition Send for Price List. 8 liberal dis
count TO dealers. 4W
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DIE

august Z3 ), on upper Black River. Mr. CHAS
r. COHBETT, in the 72d year OF his sSa. Died
a Christians death at the end OF Christian life
at Bald Head, Aug 14th, WILLIAM THOM-
as, infant son of Wiiliam and Celia Sellars. aged
year and 10 days.
The little lamb has gone homo and 10 again
embodied in it's mothers arms. w. j T..
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EzEZ1 MANHOOD:,
sEzzaEAH How Lost! How Restored!

ALECTURE on TIE NATURAL TREAT
MEN +, and Radical Cure OF Sperm storrhea or
Beminal Weakness, Involuntary Erniss.ons, Sex
ual Debility, end Impediments to Marriage gen
orally Nervousness, COnsun ption, Epilepsy
and Fits 4; M-nta AID Physical Incapac,ty, re-
sultinG from self Abuse, &c, by RoBT. j. CuL-
vERwELL, II. D.. suthor OF tho ''Greep Book"
go.
IA Soon to Thousands OF SufTeEcrs'.
Sent under ssal, ia piaiu envelope to- shy sd-
dress postpaid, on receipt OF rix cents, or two
postage stampe, by OBA5. J. u. KLINE q co..
i9S BOwcry, Esw York, Post once box
! 1850.
une 20 21l-d&w2Rssh
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HEALTH! BEAUTY!

STRONG AND PURE Blob BLOOD.-IN.
CREASE OF FLESH AND WEIaHT-CLEAb
SKIN AND BEAUTIFUL COMPLEELON
SECURED TO ALL.
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JU?UBEEA

ia confidently recommend 80 every family re O..
household rem cy, aud should be freely taken
10 all arrangements OF the system It yes
health, vigor and tone to all the vital forces,
aud apin.tes and fortides all weak = Iymphst-
ic temperamente.
JOHN @ KELLOGG, IS Plat Street, ny,
Az Cole : gent for the United states.
Pr CO One Dollar per Bottle, Bend for Circular.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-09-01

HIS Is THE MOST COMPACT and SIMPLY
constructed Cotton Gin made. It has no at
tacbments to ipjure the Cotton and csuee the
Gin to run heavy. It has run successful com
petition with the best makers OF Gins IN the
world for the past Twenty-Five Years. and
we believe now stands Unrivslled as como1n-
ing the merit Of SPEED, LIGHT DRAUdHT
aud GOOD SAMPLE in a greater degree than
any other Gin. Descriptive Cat alogues forward
ed on application.
DeROSSET s. co., BgeEts.
WILMINGTON. n. c.
aug 20 ZS1-d6WAa"u
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DR., Wells Extract Of Jurubsba

is most perfect Alternative, and rs ofered to the
public as great inviRorator and remedy for al
With their attendant evils. For the foregoing
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-09-01

UTANTED-AGENTS (s2O per day. to sell
MAORINE aas the under-feei, makes the "Iock
stitch" (aike on both sides and 10 fol y iceos-
ed The beat and cheaoest nifty Sewing Ma
chine in the market. Address JOHNSON, CLARK
& CO., Boston, Mass. Pitts yurgh, Pa, Chicago.
ILL.,, or st. Louie, no. aV
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JURUBEBA.

It is NOTA PBY~IO- Il is NOT what is popu.
larry called BITTEBS, nor is Is intended as
such. IT Is SOUTH AMERICAN plant that
bias been used for many years by the medical
faculty of those countries with wonderful eff
cacv az POWERFUL, ALTERNATIVE and UN-
EQUALED PURIFIER IF THE BLOOD and is
q sure and perfect Remedy for al Diseases OF
the
LIVER AND SPLEEN, ENLARGEMENT OR
OBJ ITRUCTION OF INTESTINES, URINARY,
UTfRIhE, OR ABDOMINAL ORGANS,
POVERTY Oh A WANT OF BLOOD, IN
TERMITIENT Oh hEMITTEET FEs
VER9, INFLAMMATION OF THE
LIVER, DROPfY SLUGGISH CIR
CUL 4TION OF THE BLOOD. ABB
SOESSE~, TUMOh6, JAUN-
DIOE, SOROFULA, DYSPEP-
STA, AGUE d FEVER, OR
In COM h1Nl
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To FARMERS

1,,rR PARTICULAR AT rENT!oN is called
70 above ParsnsF.hip. Feb'y' ISL a a91 1o Me
that { s61D n s'. Of cotton and
PaaronsgeS1 ether Country Produce are collected
eshss this a;S OF FORTS for
All cash orders filed st tue i'"e''
price. aa.wsm
! eept1
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-,ycr n. FREDEh
: 'AlDi Frederick & SON,

Generol Commission &c F0ra0dr0'"S
Merchants,
NOR WATER STREET, 10Y,
xUTLMfNGTON, No. G., Sept. lss. ISL
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Thea-Nectar


Great History Of the Var. Complete in one vol,
ume Send for circulars, with terms and o full
description of the work. Address National Pub
fishing Co., Philadelphis. Pa, Atlanta. Ga, or
81 Ionic Mo 4w
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FEVER AND AGUE.

FEVER AND AGUE cured for fifty cents.
There is not a remedial gent in this world that
will cure Fever and Ague, sLd all other haari,
other Fevers aided by Railways PILJ45) SO
quick as RAILWAYS READY RELIEF. Fifty
cents per bottle.
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RADWAY's READY RELIEF

RADWAT'S READY RELIEF
WILL AFFORD INSTANT EASE.
LNFLAAllA TON OF TIE KIDNEYS,
INFLAMMA TON OF He BLADDER
TNFLA NINA TON OF THE 30 WEL%
CONGES ION OF THE LUNGS.
SORE THROAT, DIFFICULT BREA THING,
PALPITA TON OF The HEART,
MYSTERIES, GROUP, DLPTHkRIA,
CATARRH, LNFL UEN2
HEADACHE, TOO7H4' He.
NEURALGIA, RHEUMATI6
COLD CHILLS. AG UE CHILLS
The application Of the Ready relief to the
part or parts where the pain or difficulty exist
will afford case and comfort.
Twenty drops in half tumbler OF w ater vil
in few moments cure Cramps, Spasms, Sour
Stomach. Heartburn, Sick Headache, Diarrhoe
Dy sentery, Oolic, Wind IN the Bowels, and al
Internal Pains,
Travellers should always carry a bottle o
| Radwa Ready Relief With them. feV
drops in water will prevent sickness or pain
| from change Of water. It is be- ter than French
| Brandy or Bitters as a etimulsnt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-31
MORE BOGUS WORLD LETTERS.

TO the EdttOF or The Tribune.
SIR: A Chicago evening paper has reached
this town with story cop Il from The Nep York World
and signed Lucille Mechand" The story, Which Is
dated at this place Oct 1Gh" written hero
by any such person am Justice OF tie Peace the
burned peninsula Door County, and can testify that
such person Lucille Mcchand Mr.. Richardson
lived here Furthermore the fabcator of the
Ncts himself IN the very first sentence. The fire which
swept this country happened Sunday, the 18Th; this
FOOLISH and unnatural narrative bears date ~ the th
ny one IN the vicinity Of Wolf where
principally slOshts about could not reach Green
enre III sO" time All means OF transportation
s.rtst ana cOnn nicatiDu with the Bay very un
hiInsy and stupid story would not be worth
inc nen Sk put that wrong not DO dnc pilstAk-
sIssL nri' nave carefully Il tYproed the ground, and
I5sin tSn8V what they know % be facts aud whose
writing N cnnId 10 nohtXifttnR Mtchand. The person
If he md sfndfsI Sve done his stupid work less hnSy
~ e., ioort respectfully W y M " RIGHT
~ ~ V'V" WIS., Oct. "a, 1871.
us letter was published by The VoyA ON Sun-
oay' Oct ~ On the previous SUNDAY II endcavored
. ~ compete with The TRIBUNE in furnishing in.
seihgenee from Chicago by publishing a SIMILAR
DCEuS letter, some columns long. the writer of
WINCH mao tnen seen no more Of tn. fire or ~ chi
cago than had his New-York readers W. t,tmL tI.
sort OF Journalism not merely dishones hnt nnnrnt
haolei Ih World thinks it smart, and won6sr, u,Lv
0oes NJ prove DrOftable.-Ed Iribl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-31
OBITUARY..
NOISE MILLAUD.

Noise Millaud, the eminent French banker
and journalist died the 18th inst in Paris, Gge g.
He was born Of Jewish parents Of moderate means III
Bordeaux and at the aGr OF 90 ma 70 his first specua
ton in journalism by founding paper called lie Luttn
He then repaired to Psris where his entcrrHng sr1t
found ample scope After publishing several Journals OF
less Importance he founded In lSIS La Ltoere whlch
attained daily circulation of l22oCO copies, but was
suppressed in about four months. He then Issued lie
COnSeer du People, and secured AZ all Immense salary
the services Of the poestatesman, Lamartne IL 1885,
NJ Mllaud purchased VI. Girardins share In La |TesSe
for tlGO,OOO but, owing to pecuniary uoubIes' Nc
resold his interest three years later. In 1905
he introduced new feature in French Journalism oy
founding Ie Petit Journal, which devoted to light
literature issued daily. sold for one cent. THIS
paper had attained ut the end o. year daily crcula
ton of 100000 which years later Increased 10
2COOO and on exceptional occasions 30 between 100000
and 400 900. NJ. Maud retrieved his fortune by this
specuat on Irrespective Of the wealth he acquired in
nastic projects lie was with NJ. Mres associated in
vast financial operations. Tney founded two hanks, and
realized great profits In 1884 NJ Milahd engaged IN q
suburban land speculation and scored great wealth
tber":ron. lie had MAGNIFICENT residence In Pans,
anC ga brilliant feteS which alton led by the lit.
u, celebrities Of the Fcrncb capit.l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-31

ca,y a "TAe Red Light" Edwin BoOth's enGaFo-
hent 1t the Boston Tneater Will terminate on SAUL
SpsSrklinS ami unc0mmony stronE comedy OF "a
Glsss OF Water. Miss Annie Lon'iaie mr. SOnn
aSement MA D. W. Walters graphic p%rS3 Eoats
~ Dirk Hdfketfck, In "Guy Manuouus,' ~ booti
Theater SbOuld be mentioned as next Miss CSimas
nee MerrIies in truth and strength Two facts nTc r
ficSable In current theatrical life That very many Ht
sons are starring who ought to be I'm the 'tucK a
SEVERAL actors have hcly accepted temporary SctIs
nast' have been famous and rrOSIp, r noH nor.
sfarsW Is sad that Upward OF :" En.cu
Sons bava seen tie lihTcnCes auu A0'"
Oge." at the Grand Opera House
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ptSSENG EPy dRpJVFD

PROM LIyERPOOI-In steamship AhySins Oct @.-pousl,s
Rohuon daughter and R. spring and wife
Rev. Meier suh and wf, and suggs Dc O. Perry and
wife Roger, WR. Redmond, wife child and &C. Rev
Albert T. Gray and wife J. Ste"alt and wife, ar, Bailey
Edward A. Be nd daughter Dr. Charles
Vinton III omls Creun and vie ME- T p children
Miss MARI Boull Alex Pc die john G nab Geo Dsn.
wife and maid Mrs. lowell child nurse Mr. n. O. echott,
VIM 7. smh A. Bushnell John zlnn and ~. Donald NJ Mon
Alfred How. edward MOor Mrs Robert B. Aosc IRWIN H.
COREY Gilman children and Alre seabe Albert
Jacget WIFE Children and nq5si C. H. Sies.ri.
Ter snd daughter DR.. Tobias, G. Richardson and wife, John
Hdss and wife. Capt Robert koIby. W. j. a1eLeDre arA
dnuhtri Robert Dun or - Eve children and nurse JOS
John WatsOn Sir WIN CavtOo T. l. DOlsOn NAi
u Hendrkson VIM r. Csdman, T. Smith VIM Grange Jas IT,
Evans 10 williamson Z. Wentworth Capt Jas Williams
Mira &, ID, Wilson John b. Stewart
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TIE BOWLING PARADE.
TIE With SENATE DISTRICT.

SIR: In your Saturdays editorial you call
for the union Of RcfOrmer5 upon single candidate aud
refer to the nomination Of Wm. Haw j by the
new Republican organization. Allow me to say that
intton wOn never have been made II It had not been
effected by himself with tho usual appliances II We
could elect Senator there against Tannany Hall. he
ought not to be Of the class whose trade ia politics aud
who get up associations called by their and
them along by pr0fuso expenditure, to be drawn
from timd dependents extracted in other way
from the general purse But tho wellkuown fact that
the district is Democratic and that Reormors seek some
honorable name on which oil can unite who oppose
Genet shows hcre should be but opposing candidate,
and for this william Haw IS impossible. And, II be
should persist IN running II will be plain that lie Is
he ping Genet whose mason and builder he has been,
ana with whom his relations well uulGrslUO TO De-
fTirn1N II Genet would give (us report SayS)
S0JUC0 rather than he defeated he would readily
sum beside election expenses to keep cIndidnto
in the field Ia divide the opposition vote. II is ihdly.
mint remembered that when the "Tweuy-Ci Ihth-st."
movement male two years ago. for the purinratOn
Republican politics In this city, II was betrayed
ny William HIw, who gained the power 10 eTact thai oh
jrct by securing place in the Committee Of Twelve,
clracn IT, appoint Inspectors for holding tie primary
III, otngs. Any Of the placed More ~ balance
over to th,IIl. one did 1t, and he william nav HIS
election Senator Il Impossible. His support or Genet
iii the way begun viii lie equally II liz al III lie
Grivcn he ought TO be- from the candidacy lie has
uSurp'i. RESIDENT OF nAhLEA
Aer. York, Oct. So ISL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-31
POLITICAL NOTES.

The majority for Bolander, Republican can
ddate for state superintendent OF Schools in California
will I've from 1900 to l2,oo1
The Democratic Judicial Convention for the
,ha With District met at Rochester, yesterday and
,nnnated the Hon. f. Darwin Smith (Rep) for Justice
Of the supreme Court. MI Smith "a also the Republican
nominee.
The Germans in the XIIth District have
ro,ninated John g. Beck for Assembly.
The Tammany Democratic Assembly Con-
xention of the xXIst District nominated John NJ Hall
last night.
The French citizens met last evening at No.
,oo prlncest President E. A. lie Grand, and decided
unanimously 70 vote for the nominees Of the Reform
party. ,
The Democratic Reform Assembly Convention
n, the Ixth Assembly District nominated last evening
Tim. Shea for member Of Assembly, and James Lynch
fur. assistant Alderman.
The Eighteenth Ward German American Git
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RARylPIA Huson T., the '9th NJ Oct Cs George y
IArpgnl Of kew.Yors 10 the 10th year Of ds age
Sadeuy Oct TO- Mrs Pbebe A. Pois Sfe Of c. w. r. Dare
3 y-STS .o, ,,., =. ,,,,..A---, +,
z, ThlrsssJ, Nov. 2hRf Oe'orE T. n.
pURYIs On suad- morning 0e o. this 'tfienee Wet One
Iundroith. 81. Btromrg1&.e. HliiAmP f!-5iss
The OAe family are r'sP.ria nv ed aiiea tho eerL
az 81 Mchaeks Church One hnnt!bSt sui BroIiea a. zE
socS WesSjs sfsTaoos Nov wthoai ihrief inVtucn
FowIERou suJSs Oct William Posler 10 tie S5h Of bic
ppehrss Comfy oR Trfs OCs 81 ns, a. Il g. a anu s.
the Fir, M f. CuasL Th p.us Y. 81 10 ~. Garages WIZ
wGiRg the o g, wi Fls Oh the AIT'AI Of s V'S
a m rs fronNForT ~ehOnr Il
MOORR-On Sunday, o. ~ NJ y'"Es 4" george H. N'oIe IN So
Z1ih sfhT sc -.
resd nee Atyslcua--t, On TursIaJ, Oct IL ~
O'Clock M
R0GBRS0n the 3h IT, yarttc A1iy u ant aon OF EDGAR aea
MARI r. X gers. sged WeeA j,
The relative, and icB Of Ii lr,r rsrecfa inrj 70 atSad
seuc' II biz ia 20 y CoaAsopscs, IaS
(ruesda}D u, 81 " 1c.ocA
SWIPTOn Sunday Oct 90 Re oyiue " j. ursno Uo lssat
Eon Of JoSph and iuIe H. SSIit
VAN RMS SpdsVOc a. Foster Frahes aaS
the late AUB = Cooga'le y.H RenSSr.'er. go.
Relnves erGs the ulV sed to tri ts f1nersi ~
PsaPs Cbsel Wecnrs:sy, atJp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-31
REPUBLICAN RATIFICATION MEETING IN
BROOKLYN.

The Republicans Of tho Ill Senatorial
District of Kings County he'd an enthusiastic rahcI-
ton meeting last evening in Commonwealth Hail. Brook
Ign. Ephraim j. Whitlock who presided made speech
urging the Republicans Of the city to work heartily tOr
the election OF honest 10 the ScDHto and Assembly
he referred fact that the Democratic party III ne
county had rOlnin itrd for Assembly the same
men who 1t tine last session STOOL Side by sHte
with corrupt Democrats from New-Yor&, aud said
thai Charles Ouur spoke truly when he declared that
THO hour the election Of honest hen to the
Assembly. Resolutions we're adopted dcununcinS me
corrupt officials OF New-York. aud ndorsinG the nOn
tons made by tnc kcpubi,an Saic, County AMI CITY
Conventions. Col j.. Is. Lansing, K. J." SlndcrsOn L. u
White, and others made addresses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-31
WHO SHOULD BE CHOSEN TO TIE LEGIS-
LATURE.
SENATOR FENTON on DEMOCRATIC EZTRAvA-
CANOE AT ALBANY

SENATOR FENTON on DEMOCRATIC EETRAyA-
CANOE AT ALBANY
No one knows better than Senator Fenton
what tho expenses of the State Government are and
what they ought to be- The following from his recent
speech jamestown contains bis Judgment Of the course
and tendency Of things ut Albany since the Democrats
came into power
Democratic accession TO power in the State Depart
mcnts Immediately followed by !IrudEal aud
WastefIl expenditure OF public money unAn0wn before
IL our history Democrats control OF the cauns was
enues and increasing the charges 70 an unprecedented
extent, had neHry wiped out annual surplus OF about
three millions. Democratic ascendency in the LeSiaa-
tuTe promptly siEnaiiZed by enlarged nppIupra-
tlon bills extended lists Of useless StipendaIi-s and
by swelling volume Of ContlngentS AZ an inevitable
result taxes augmented several millions hey Qua
their aggregate uudOr Repu iican rue. Tho truth or
these Statements lie said, rests the indisputabe
proof official records To verify the charge OF largo
and uuwarrantrd increase in the ordinary eN-
peuses OF the Government since the Demo
cratic party assumed cOnlrol no would tahe
from the Controllers reports fow items,
comparing their amounts during two years of DcmI-
cratic rule With two years Immediately preceding He
SAID two points will he noted lin the table which we give
Lprewitu5 first, that tine Democratic control iuncdi-
atey broh AN increase OF expenditure, AMI that the
ratio Was greater the second year than the first. That 1t
took sOIne time the ways He had no doubt II
the list extended through the whole range, similar
ia lAl,u
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THE HT4TUER.
WAR DEPARTNrNT,

OYFICE or TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON -. e., OCT 81, ISL u. IN. }
SvnopsiS for The mast f1entu fOur hours.
The highest barometer continues over ViT-
gtnia with sOuth.weserly win Is Oh the East Atlantic
cOsst COnduess has spread very generally over the
country west Of the Rocky Mountains.
The rain In Texas extends 10 Alabama ana 10 MISSOURI
the lowest pressure being central in ArRSnsas. Tho
temperature has very generally Tiscn except the
per lakes where high barometer and cold, cloudy
weather prevails.
ProbnbiiiiCS.
The barometer will probably fall on the Atlantic
coast. with cloudy weather and nOrth-eaSterV winds
from Virginia to FlOrGa, AID southwest Winds vecTUg
70 the northwest. in New England.
Threatening weather with rain will probably extend
generally over the ONO Valley and suuthward, with
nOrtlerly winds on Lakes Michigan and Erie.