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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-09
BY Grubbs d williams,
Aucttoneers and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh between Main and Bank stfeets.

Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.
TIME VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE
RESIDENCES AND GRC UEDS ON GRACE,
IAtJREL, AND FRAN KILN STREETS. OP-
p0SITE TO MONROE PARK. All AUCTlON.
we will cell ut auction, upon the premises, on
MONDAY, 9th October, at ~ O'CLOCK Z. NJ. ,he
property situated as above, occupied by Mr.. DO
seph II. Colquitt. .,so ~
Grace street. and runs along the west line OF Lau-
rel street s52 feet to Franklin street On Whlcn
also IL haa front Of 100 feet overlook ng monroe
Park -,,,
brick Kitchen of4 rooms and brick stable, &c:
TIE front yard. on Grace street, is one OF ths
handsomest IN the city, being well tu.fed ana set
on: with shrubbery, flowers. evergreens, and hac
The property will be sold as whole or divided,
placing the whole Grace street front, with the
buildings in one lot. and sub-dlvld1Dg Inc FRANK
lin street front into four lots.
The street cars pass the front. The situation Is
one or the best in III 1t desirable and Improving
nctphberhood and the property offers peculiar
Inducements to those who appreciate In re- 81
dsnCe the advantages Of fresh and pure air, with
ample grounds and pleasant surroundings, cou-
pied with the certainty Of steady increase In
value. - =. a.. ILL.,. .r
asIe GkUBBS IL WILLIAMS,
or q AuCNoDeprs.
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Claims of Southern LoyaliSts.

M# t ~-~-~-~-
| am now prepared to prosecute the claims
Of loyal eitiaensct Mississippi for ouartermos-
seFs stores and eommissary supplies taken or
mfnished for the use of the Army Of tho Uni.
'ed states during the rebellion. By act Of
congress Arch 9 ISL, payment ofthis elias,
o'ciaims Is provided fer in all the States latel,
IN reeell'en' am in receipt Of the rules and
regulations Of the commission appointed to aa-
just tue same, as well as full sets Of blanks ia
70 meet every case.
ine clallns cover horses, mules, wagons, lum.
oer, timber wood, forage % all kinds and sun.
piies OF every character, or descr ption furnish.
Cd ior The use Of, or used by the u. s. Army.
A persons having claims oil this kind. who
'hlnk proper to place them In my hands. ran
rely upon their being prosecuted with cnerry
ana Dispatch and perfected in such
~ 70 secure thoir speedy and favorable copsia
Grafton, These claims also include the us,
and loss Of vessels OF boats while cmnloyra n
INC military service Of The United States.
AR. HowE, Ag't.
Office Sordis, Pamela county, Mss.
sa.3m
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ECery Family
hIDU1D FAVE 1NB.

Afcr sixteen years Of experience we ar,
prepared TO furnish a bcter Machine for M,
purpose Of family sewing than any other
The qualities which recommend this M.
chine are
LIST. Durability. It win last longer than
any other Machine.
"a. Economy ofthread.
3D.. Simplicity ana thoroughncss Of construc.
tion.
lth. i has no shuttle aud makes The Lock
Stitch.
9th Beauty and elasticity Of stitch, alike on
both sides Of the fabric sewed.
9TH Strength, drmness and durability Of seam
that will not rayel.
7th- It's wide mngo Of application to purpo-
Sos and material.
9Th. C%ompactness and elegance Of model and
finish.
9Th. Speed and case Of operation and man.
agement and quiotness Of movement.
1t has fifteen pieces less than any shut
Tie machine, table included.
lth, II has fewer pieces exposed TO wear
than any other Lock Stitch Machine.
I'm, tits the most simple in construction.
and casiest adapted to d irerent kinds of work;
II can be changed from course to fine, or
from line work to coarse, where a change of
needle, thread, length Of stitch and tension
are required, in less time tlan any other
machine,
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The fansaSS In nPsoto.

L our country friends could stay
around fernando for a DAY or, two
and watch the woe begonc and
noun FIJI faces Of the "truly loir"
rarpet-baggers and scalawags about
towll' they would no longer doubt
how TIC election is going. The con.
frat between their present appear.
Aileeahd thoir arrogant audboastful
l4iancrs when the canvass oncncd
alai Whon they were Dragging about
having seven hundred colorcd ma
jointly u the county, and about car
rsing the election BY a thousand
votes IS truly ludicrous. Thcn they
siratcd around as If creation bclonc
cdtn tl'eh. Noa tliey sneak through
'lih streets Ike whipped spaniels.
oh, the unuttcrahlc depth into Which
Southern man will fall, who sells
ifis country and tie respect Of his
nelgbbqrs tor an Office and then
loses the Office Il. lIo will feel
verse than the man VIA swapned
himself oft for a dog and then hung
tho dog.-Hfruaado Press
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DR.. RADWAYS
Perfect Psrgafirc Pills,

perfectly tasteless, elegantly coated with sNFll
gum, purge, regulate, purify, cleanse, Az
strengthen. Railway Pills, for the cure or
a,sorders ofthe stomach, liver, bowels, kidneys
bladder, nervous diseases, headache, %cousiP.
,lon, c~ostiveness, indigestion, Dyspepsia, NJ.
l,ousness, bilious fever, inflammation ofthe boz
sls, piles, and all other arrangements Of 'hs
internal viscera. Warranted 70 effect o resi
iive cure. Purely vegetable, confainin r.
mercury, minerals, or deleterious drugs.
a lew doses o. Radway's Pills will free "
system from all the above disorders. Price
GEMS PER box. Sold BY all druggists.
Read 4False and True Send one leiN
stamp to RAILWAY 4 CO., No. 81 Na5ar
1ane, New York. information worth wv
sands will he sent you. FS
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The Election In Texas.

IAN EsToS, Oct. :, In the Con.
grexsiona! election the net gains d
tie Democrats over the vose Of 1869,
M far a. heard from. il as follows,
FIN district Of five counties, 2S5.
Second 81 two counties, 900; Fourth
VI twelve counties, 2s; for the iii
districts 28iG, indicating the cleo.
tim ni All entire Democratic dele
*sation NJ fmigrcss.
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GODS
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Sas 81 uaaiu.H.
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say the Yieksbarg Herald. In,
correspondent Of some Noriber,
journal who recently visited IL,
grave Of Sargent ). Prcnti., write.
as follows Of the last resting place o.
one, who, IN our judgement was Tia
g@reatest aud most di,iuely gilte.
man over seen on the Continent OF
America. lie says
A little more than n milo from the
'"- 6itol haunted streets OF Katchcz
"a by the roadside, Is a sweet um-
irageaaa grove Of Towering shrubs
atd trees that bend over their pen.
slye branches 10 the ground az if
they ovarshadowed and guarded
sene.pFeeiens deposit. a paiIinr
fence eneIoses them and although a
palace like mansion is near d proud
y endowercd domain, vet a sweet
and sOcrcd stiffness rests over tbo
grove Birds Of melodious SONGS
ana glorious plumagc pour ont The
most thrilling harmouios there
ahd wen they may for beneath the
coughs they stand on sleeps one
hose voice had more the witcborv
% the choristcra Of The fragrant for.
est of the South
And the thunder-cl clouds Tint Of.
leil-'lmes roll above the place oil
lowly rest, solemnly rohcarsine its
deep toned attestations Of its Etorn.
~ Creators sovereignty and mower,
hush for . moment, ia fearful
gfowt Howho sleeps there could
thunder like q nemosthencs, and the
iiash Of his Intellect and corasaations
q his wit were as dazzling as those
which leap from yonder oyerarch
ing'scanopy Of the storm,
THrnE SLErps rRENTIsS The
boy ircm Main, who came IN youth
e Mississippi to liycto win immor. ,
'sl iame and who came back IN tho
noon Of his manhood to die +,
'tid ind 80 sweet and quiet i grave.
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DR.. RAILWAYS.
SiRSiPARILLIAN RESOLVRNI

nus made the most astonishing cures; 50 qi
% rapid are the changes, the body us
goes, under the Influenza of this truly "
derful medicine, that n~
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FEVER AND AGuE.

rever and ague cured for City cents, The
" not a remedial agent in this world that vi
enle lever and ague, and iall other mslariod
pllilouS, scarlet, typhoid, yellow and other
YER, laided by Railways Pills, SO quick !
"Auway $ READY Relief. Fifty cents per bold
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HEALTH! BEAUTY

strong and pure rich Blood-Incrcase Offs
ana Welght-Cleaf skin and beautiful COD
plcxion secured to all.
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There are over COCO Chinese Ii.
bofcrs employed upon the sugar
plantations il louisiana, and tho
Planters and s~ugarhouse men say.
they would like 70 have more.
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Ea Glove. Lacs..


We respectfully invite The iad.er 10 examine
oor goods and prices and make their rarcha.
''' a. homo There "A no necessity CT Your
going 10 Memphis to buy tai. season. We
can show az handsome a stock g., any house il
Memphis end We are determined to sell them
AZ prices That viii defy competition, We can
suit all tas'es end al iurs,s from The cheapest
grades kaOwn to the trade, MP to the finest
Fabrics or the season
pcl4 We are expecting daily our usual large
ofstapli goods; Boo,s, Shoes, Clo,hinr.
etc, etc
HEFLlN & HODGOOD
Nardts Mississippi, September, 30. I'm,
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N000F0EN FAM June go 1871.
Inc bearer Of this John norman. having
applied TO us Tor u recommendation for himself
~ q "in hicr and saatpencr, we take pleasure
III saying that he hled, shnrpened aud repaired
eur gin stand IN 1859, and That the WORK nor.
,otmed gave Us great satisfaction, We believe
nun TO nc a good workman and deserving Of
patronage.
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PLAIN AND JApANNnp rrNwARu

"hIN AND JAFhNNHD TINWARD
Copper apd Sheet Iron Ware,
Coal OIL, Lamps, Chain Pumps, Also J
Temples Wooden Pump Roofing GuticrinE
aud Repairing conc a the lowest cash
prices,
:, No. ! Main Street sardis Mississippi,
deelT-ly
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STRAYED.

from lAe undctsitne d near Senatohia, one
fea sorrel mare mule, over twelve years old.
shaved tolerable close, shod bototc. fifteen
hands high, iulerspcrscd with white hairs
shows Y mostly about tie mouth, has a natu.
raj mark behind as if formed by wearing
brteching. win give u liberal reward far
Said mule or information that will lead 10 iq
recovery.
J. w. ECnLES.
Senatohia Miss.
- The mule strayed on the 9th OF Au.
gust
sl6-lm
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No "a Pcrdido street.

Factors Row. NEW ORLEANS. La
L'oerdt Adrdnccs mdde on Congiqn.
"'"'S s2.3m
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W. e. Dickinson, Martin jones. certify
uia' Jno. Dorian, (col) has slarl cnca nv Gin
stand, and in my judgement has performed a
good and satisfactory job. Therefore I frel
good workman.
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". W, Mile,

1n,. War Sardis.
All letters directed to the STAR office will
receive attention,
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-10-14

|SlShai6 poasIbdly aain. oo6sahss, South $50 i,
Atlantic and {, Gulf coasts, CLOUDY
weather, With light rain, Will pfobably
extend to Lnke Michigan tonight, and
fresh Sontherly winds prevail over the
lower lakes tomorrow.
CHICAGO, October 13. Eight elevators
were saved. The loss OF grain foots up
1000, 900 bushels
A noticeable fact is the almost perfect
coudition Of the Nicholson pavement.
Miles on the North side are 1niniured,
Evidence accnmulntes that the loss of
life Tis greater than estimated!
/ Itie rumored, aud believed by some,
that Banker Uiman was murdered.
An dnpleaeantnessfe exists between the
Mayor and Common Council regarding
the management Of the relief fund. .',
New YoaK. October 13.-The Hart
ford, Connecticut, Fire Insurance Com
pany's circular says the Chicago losses
are no high. they will be obliged to sus-
pend business until reorganization is
settled.
David Kently, who is 10 be hung, at
tempted suicide this morning, by puno-
turing lis heart with needle.
The Adams Express Company gives
SlO, 600 to Chicago.
The Liverpool and London and Globe
insurance Companies have ordered the
immediate payment of their losses,
which aggregate Sc. 600. 900. The assets
OF the Commerce Company, of Albany,
which met with loss OF $3.50, 600, have
been placed in the hands of receiver.
ROME, Ga. October 13. The fair
grounds were perfectly crowded all day.
The display is magnificent and races fne.
!, CHARLESTON. October Ia. ARRIVED d
steamer Champion, New York; schooner
Ada, New York. Sailed-steamer Vir-
ginis, Philadelphia
Two fever deaths in the last twenty
four hours.
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THt1a1fsslSIsSs 1fsslSIsS sSstHE szA. .5aEaEC
fAI EofsiGH Aa-,ifis : III.
NOON DISPATCHES.

SPANISH POLITICS-FRENCH ELECTION-
EUROPEAN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ANcE LOSSES, &o., 4o. KS,
MADRID, October 12-The Progress.
sionists are about. to .organize q party
throughout Spain on u larger basis, so
far as doncert:of action. and party. disoi-
piine is concerned. 1T is known: that
Serranno aud Bagosta- nre on the. best
terms aud ready to act in unison. It is
stated. 9lso, that there is good, under.
standing between sagosta and Espa:
PARIS. October IA. majority OF the
members elected tos Donseils sGenetala
are supporters OF the present administra.
tion. AboutS She- ninth OF the mem bera
returned are Bonapartists.
LONDON. October 13.-The aid for
Chicago is lavish throughout the empire
and continent. The Lord Mayor re-
ceived, yesterday, contributions from
private Individuals amounting to up
wards of $1,000. Barring, Morgan.
fsothsohild, Brown, Shipey 6 Co., the
great Western Railway, of Canada, and
the: Grand Trunk Railway have. sub
soribed el. 600 eaoh.
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
LONDON, October, 13. The losses of
the Liverpool companies in Chicago
aggregate G42, 900.
The strike at New Castle continues
Several were hurt in q riot, which the
police easily suppressed.
Eugenie shortly returns to Chisol-
hurst.
The health of Victoria is improving.
MADRID, October 13.-rhe rupture
between the adhefents Of Sagosta and
Corrella is complete. The Republicans
are said to be ripe for an offensive move
ment against the government..1 d
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A MELANCHOLY SEQUEL TO CRIME. -
The Camden Journal adds the following
to tho paragraph announcing the death
OF Silas and Skies Ingram, which we
published few days ago:
No one who reads this can fail to con-
meet the names and circumstances with
those Of a crime recently mentioned in
this paper. They, recall those Of the
Newman murder. What strange, strange
phases of human nature are presented
IN this easel A young man, inebriated,
kills his brother-in-lnw, without any
cause. He fees. and at the same time
his father disappears from his nccus.
toned walks; the son is pursued by the
officers OF the law; nothing more is heard
OF either, until away in North Carolina,
near kaleigh. tue two appear ''siok and
partially deranged.' The son dies, leav-
ing his father in a desperate situation.
DID the pOor old man, lavishing his
love npon his frat born, leave home and
friends for the cake Of soothing or sym
pathizing With, and helpings to bear the
remorse and anguish Of his guilty and
conscience-s stricken boy? Did lie yearn
over him, ..bone Of his bono, flesh of his
flesh" go along to help his offspring
forget. in the excitement OF new home
and surroundings? Did he go to watch
over his boy. who, though guilty OF the
murder, was crnzed when the fatal deed
was done, and guard him from those who
would snatch him from his yearning
bosom to carry to tho scaffoli? The
young mans lips are closed in death.
The laws vengeance cannot reach him
now, for he has gone before higher
tribunal, the Court of Immaculate JUS
tice.
lntemperance was the direct cause Of
all this sad history. Remember thatl
Camden Journal
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wHOLEsALE PHiOEs CUHRiENT.1
oRRKoTED WEEKLY By TIE BOARD oi0rRAn

'MoLAssEs, Ou 50, ,S5G50
New Orl'ns 8U6a0 ;
Sugar H'B6!... 6OGS0
NAILS, y kegs 506B 10
ONIONS. Bbus1 6OO1 75
on, Kerosene, ,s 85@16
Machinery. .75MltO
sPEo1R, Gold ! t@1 i2S
Silver. ..!ai @l:G7
PorATs, Iris 1i5009 10
Sweet: bus 75t6l CO,
kIoE, Cnrolina,D 0MIO
SHOT, pbag. 226@8 pOi
SALT, Liverp.2 "a 10
SOAP; Bh,.: -. T1@1O
SPIRITS, Alcohol, gl6 90
Brandy a 00@12 90
Gin. "a 0O06 90
Rum. q 00@7 90
Whiskey.. Il 35@4 co
SUGAR, Crus & P15@I6
Brown .l2@14
STARCH, u H.. 84QlO
TEA, Green it1 00@2 90
Black. IL .00@l 10
TOBACCO, Chw.G0@1 90
Smoking, b. .50@1 90
VINEGAR, Wine, .50@6O
French. -. al 90
WINE, Cham. ..2a@35 90
Port, Dgal800@5 80
Shorry.... 1907 %
Madeira. s. 00@8 10
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APrLEs,; tjbu.l 1O@2 90
BAGGINo, ..18024
BALE RoPE, AIa. 22@24
N. Y.orWes9ib TOTO
BUTTER, Nortls 99@40
Country, u d. .20@30
BACON. Hams. !. 18D20
Sides. 81 !ib. 9A@1I
Shoulders... 500
CANDLES, Bperm40D7O
Adamantine ib15@lG
COTTON YARNl 20@1 Is
COTTON, Stct III, 10
Middiing ........l8A
Low Alidl'e. ..173
Good .Ordny, .i.164
Ordinary. ..... Is
CHEESE, E.D.b. 1920
dCtoI IS....... .lo(GQZd
COFFEE, Rio, Rit19023
Laguayra .23@25
Java 2HlbS0
FLOUR, Co. G75@Dl0 90
Northern .750@lO so
CHAIN, Corn l 1901 is
Wheat i 80@2 90
Outs. :. ...16@90
Peas =. Il l0@l Is
HAY, North, 1lcwt.2 90
HIDES, Dry, ElbI2i@ls
Green ..;@8
LARD. b ID. -. 12@15
LINE, IL bi,i.2 65M2 rs
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A PH1nApELpH1A MYsrEnY.-

a PHILADELPHIA MYSTERY.-ThOmRs
Buckley, tinsmith, aged sixty-four
years, was admitted to the philadelphia
aims house, on the I'd instant, from one
of the police stations. For several days.
he was banded between the cells of the
lookup and the wards of the aims house.
till on the 7th instant he died. At q
post naortem examination Of the body, the
blade OF an ordinary pocket-knife, about
two inches long, was found driven
through the skull, and imbedded almost
its entire length in the brain.
+ In Minnesota, the prairie fire has
burned through the earth in some places
to the depth of five feet. Fort Aber-
orombie narrowly escaped destruction.
The tire was discovered making its way
toward the fort with wonderful rapidly,
and the entire garrison was ordered ont,
aud. armed with blankets, the men.
fought it off, and saved the buildings,
hay and wood. There were 900 tons of,
hay and 300 or 900 cords Of wood near
the fort. -'l'
SAD DEATHS. -Mr. ". J. Daniel and
his wife, OF Kingstree, were bothftaken
Ill at the same time, with oonRestive
fever, and survived only q few daye.
Mr. Daniel died on the 4th, and his wife
on the 9Th instant. They. vera both
young, and we're inst entering upon the
duties and responsibilities OF life, +, I T
A gay matron in Indiana recently CAP
tured her daughters intended, ,.whereat
the young lady waxed. wroth, ,and,- by
way of revenge, stuffed g dozen punches
of fire crackers Under the bridal couch.
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A Duluth journal publishes the fol.
loving advertisements: ..New Tailor shon
John Edwards, q prisoner ini the at
Louis County jail. on Ashtabnla Hill
would inform the charitable public Chat
O family is dependent upon hislabors for
support, and be is, therefore, compelled.
in this public manner, to ann0uno., that
he has opened tailor shop in the Jail.
and will be glad to have share Of the
patronage Of the citizens Of Duluth.
An experience OF fve years in the trada
guarantees his ability TO give satisfaction,
especially in ohildren's garments. Hav-
ing no rent to pay, his prices are much
below ordinary rates"
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1 GssasAI BHhAuSEaARp, ON rdis ifs.Ss s1ruA-

dRNHnAL ALsBEAUBEdARD ON THE SITUA-
TON. AGeneral Beaufegard has re-
gently visited Kansas City, and whilo
there submitted to be interviewed by the
Times OF that place. After disoussiop
OF the horrible misrule under which
Louisiana suffers, the conversation pro-
ceeded as follows:
Times What are your personal views
upon the ''new departure" as it is
calledP Do you look upon it as available
in the South2
Beauregard- IT suits me, sir. favor
1t as the nearest and best road to Demo
cratic success. 1t meets my views as
being progressive. am tired of living
only for defeat on obsolete dead issues
The Democratic party must place itself
in the van of progress if it would be
victorious. Let tho past go. We want
something more than traditions. We
must be in sympathy with the progres.
sive age we live in. The Democratic
party cannot stand still. It has done
well to accept the situation and take a
front rank in this uge of progress.
Ifnaes-How do the people of the
South regard the ''new departure" of the
Democracy?
Beauregard-As far rs I have been
able e. observe, they arc willing to ac-
cept and endorse it. They ara willing to
accept anything that will insure them
from military despotism, and military
despotism we will surely have if Grant
succeeds in being reelected.
1imes-Whom do you consider the
first choice of the South for Presid ant?
Beanregard (hesitating)-I can hardly
say For my own part l prefer General
Hancock, us being IL patriot, Il scholar
and statesman; while the name Of
Gratz Brown is hailed by tho people of
the South as the most available. think
Gratz Brown, OF Missouri, upon the new
departure platform, would sweep the
South in 1872
Times Grutz Brown is looked upon
III tho North west as our best man, and
would certainly draw forth strong
vote.
Beauregnrd-I think 50. but with us
of the South, we have nothing to say
upon that head. We are prepared to
support heartily and unitediy whoever
the Northern Democracy may nominate
We care not who it may be. we shall
work for the election of tho ticket. Let
us once effect q change; anything is bet
ter than the present unhappy condition
OF the South. The Southern people
know that the battle will have to be
fought and won by the Northern Demo
cracy, if won Mt all. They. therefore.
will give every aid and acquiesce in what
ever may be deemed the best to ensure
Democratic victory in 1872.
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at the present rate of discoveries of
perfect cures" the ills to which flesh is
heir may beexpected rapidly to diminish.
No sooner are we assured of m Ameri.
can discovery to put IN end forever to
cancer, than another crops up FROM Aus
tralla, III form ut present principally
familiar to us us an effective aud freGuest
domestic engine Of death. ''Kerosene,"
writes one MIR. Sedgewick Cowper, dat
ing from New South Wnlcs, Annese,
Exhibition. Sonth K.nsimgton. is this
beneficent agent. The question is whe-
tller the remedy is not worse than the
disease.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-10-14

A LOVERS INGENUITY elopeme,
recently occurred Ill the vicinity Of Gill
man, illinois. Tho lover went utter his
girl III light vehicle with muf1led
wheels, while an nccomplice drove u
heavier machine adapted to making as
much noise as possible. Tho lndy being
duly !. ccived ut the window and tlcpo-
sl'cd III The mnflird vehice, the heavy
one dashed OF towards Gilman ut u ia.
rlnns rate, with papa in hot pursuit,
while the lovers were nolselessly driving
III the opposite direction.