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Receipts per Railroad, November IL.
souTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

1898 bales cotton, Is bales good, 200 bbls aonI,
l car stock. To Railroad Agent, q wafer q co,
ID Aiken, W Courtenay d co. Trenholm,
Street Bros d co, D Silcox, wagner mon.
sees, BuIwinkle , Smltn . co, olsSHEn nS1ts
EoI,in r son. Elias l. Bros W " Smith, @ W VII
Iisms Il co, X O sharp, Pelzer, Rogers co, Sloan
n SeIa nious, A B MuIligsn, Bowling. Mowry
4 Son. WIS Il co. Prlngle Son, Aurda9gn d
weekly. CrRwley Il DehOn, W q Bee co, kln8'
man Howell, johnaton, Crews co, L D DeSauH-
sure, A 8 Smith, A Salinas MGC9tGnen @ CO.
son. Counts & Wroton, E d Frost q CO, 4
Ryan.
500 bales upland cotton, bags sea island cot.
ton. % bbls spirits turpentiue, 49a 5bls rosln,
cars OF lumber, wood, nails, iron, mdse, &c. 10
Erost & co. W kyan, Wiley, A Salinas, g Il
walter 4 CO. Mowry IL Son, T p Smith, A Smith,
Caldwell d Son, G W Williams CO, W Court.
new & CO, b Williams Reeder Davis, o
Bee co, Bsrden u Parker, Wilcox. Gibbs GO,
Trenholm 4 son, Kinsmsn& Howell, A Multi
oan pelzer, Rodgers 4 co, Murdaugh & Weekley,
navenel 4 co, D Kirkpatrick, Dukes CO, Witle
Bros, ] N Robson, J Blakeley, Wiss 4 co, F O
Mey. D O,Neil, J E Adger 4 co, Qnackenbush,
Esiil Il c9, GailIard Minott, W Pleper, street
Bros 4 co, Howard Bros, Prlngle d Son. W r e
DowlIpg, Brewer Sloan, Sloan Selgniouas M
Graveley, yelling. Order, Railroad Agen'' anu
others. "i;ti
SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAIRoAD.
II baus sea island and SO bales upando &c coteon, n
az bbls Spirits turpentine. Sc bos Eos, ASE r. Gsi
els ropgn rice Rinssn Gas1 lp%9fi faic~e wech
isEa I,na m,Goss; wnrdanan Weekley. Ford. ~
Dowane' Ws,Eef. " Gurney, 0olcoek CO.
\ GSyti,d.n hnaH Jones, Stoney Lowndes, BsLarn
norEer wheeler & Wilson Manufacturing oo"ps
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gC1IL TRLRaRLM 10 THE HKws.l

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM 10 THE HKwa1
COLUMBIA, November IL.
The argument In the case of the State ex
rel. E. 8. Gary, State auditor, vs.. the State
treasurer andsothers as county treasurers,
have been closed. 1t may be several days be-
fore an opinion Is rendered. This case WAS
up for final hearing or argument against the
Injunction granted by Judge Willard, of The
Supreme Court, June /, 1872, restraining the
Slate and county treasurers from putting the
revenue bond scrip In circulation, from re-.
ceiving the same for taxes, and from receiving
or paying out the same to or for any liability
or obligation of the State. Messrs. Pope and
Haskell, of this city, appeared on the part of
the State, and Judge Magrath, of Charleston,
Mr.. Rlon, of Wlnnsbord, Attorney General
Chamberlain g. : =. Melton, Esq, of this
city, against. Tne arguments have been very
elaborate.
Seven convlcts to-day escaped from the
Rlchland County jail, through the careless
ness of those having chrrge, 1t Is said. The
escape was made by cutting through wall.
Ahp JoHok unu BuuO lutu uuOLuCI paIG VI LuO
city at the time.
Alfred Bernard, of Charleston, was appoint
ed q notary public to-day.
The horse malady Is spreading slowly, but
In very mild form, notwithstanding very In
clement weather. No cases have yet been re.
ported from tie up-country.
Senators and representatives have COM
menced 10 flock Into the city, drawn hither by
the smell Of the senatorial contest, and for the
purpose of lobbying for chairmanships OF COM
mittees.
The board of State canvassers tonight
heard the Camden case on motion TO declare
the election for sheriff null and void. Mr..
DePass appeared Tor tho motion, and Mr..
Runkle against 1t. Arguments were heard
and aflldavits submitted, and the decision re-
served. Place is the Regular and Msroney
the Boilers candidate.
There was held at The reGldence ofthe Misses
Rollln last evening meeting of the Womans'
Suffrage Association Of tha State, Governor R.
Z. Scott presiding. Lieutenant Governor A. ].
Ransier, Governor elect F. ]. Moses, Jr., ".
j. Whipper, Miss Lotlie Rollln, Hon. D. a.
Chamberlain, Miss Martha schofeld and Hrs.
3. c. DeLarge were ohosen delegates to the
National Convention of the Woman's Suffrage
Association to assemble at st. Louis on the
20th instant. sASTEE.
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THE STATE BOARD OF oANnAssERs.
Particulars OF their Action In tho Con-
tested Election Cases,
tFrom the Columbia gnion.l

Particulars OF their Action In tho Con-
tested Election Cases,
=. From the Columbia gnion.]
The following is the report of the action Of
the board Of State canvassers on Friday:
The board met pursuant to adjournment at
IL NJ. The York and Kershaw protested cleo
tlon cases were postponed until Monday, No
vember ii, 1872, at P. NJ.
The Charleston case was then called up; L;
F. Youmsns appeared for the contestees. and
@. D. Melton for contestants. The counsel for
contestees asked that the protest be dlsmlaRed;
first, because no legal notice had been given
to the contestee; second, because the protests
did not come before thu board through the
proper channel; third, ths grounds of the pro-
test are simple Irregularities, which, accord
Ing 10 decision upon such cases In various
States, are not sufficient to Vitlate the elec.
ton.
The board ruled that the case was properly
before them, and appointed Friday, November
is, 1872, Tor the final hearing Of the case.
It was resolved that the board will prescribe
no rules or restrictions In regard to the nature
OF the evidence to be submitted In any con-
tested case, but will decide each case upon
such evidence as either party Interested there
in may present. The board then adjourned.
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PARrIAL LIST OF TIE VICTIMS.

Some OF tho Business Houses Destroyed
by tho Great Conflagration.
The following list comprises all of the busI-
ness firms 30 far named in our dispatches as
having suffered in the great confagration:
DRY GOODS.
T Stewart & Co, ] Beebe,
Anderson, Heath 90, HoughIon, PERKINS 3 20,
Davis. Harding, Bros & Co,
Bowen, Morse & 90, Geo L Garter:
Ilonant Bros, Green, Bros %,
TSos % Ke II J. 90, Lockett, Mitchell 4 90.
fisrry, OooE Tower, B solomon i Sons,
IeWeIl 4 BUSY, Leland, Wheelock q %,
sawyer, Aoorheld 90, John Rogers.
Hatch 70,
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS.
Nichols Dalton, Brainard Dsvy,
Oyer M8flyn, Mune1 q Eims,
John II Roberts, Thos Hal:
moor, Hatch d 10, Lyons GO,
d Lyons d co, MAD brotaeIs
Wei Brothers, Hawley, Talson Nor.
Pearce Sa GSsa' Z Co. Boston Collar 90,
Rogers & Co, Barry & Bros.
Jackson, Rice stlnson, Leland, Allen d Bates,
J U Howe l. Co. Denny, Poor Co,
Smith, stebblns & %. Harding, Ootley 4 90,
Pierce, Hardy 20, rockingham d Co.
Dale, Bros 4 90,
WOOL.
SoAu w oouu, jQQQ 10,
NICHOLS, Palmer Dur Uohurn i %.
Zee, II Rowland,
| Ar mon T kltchtngs & Luce & On,
90, Sabn & Page,
Wright, Goodwin De. Harding, Grey & Der
lano, vey,
Minor, Beale 4 HacEell, Chamberlain Bros,
D Stamford,
CLOTHING AND TArLoRs.
Julius Beal Homer, Gross, Daniel, Tlbbetls,
Minor, Beale 4 Hackell, Baldwin l. 70,
D N Hodgen, - Richardson,
| A Folsom d Sons, George A Giozier
| Simons Bros Co, Mabyn, Aillen & Ellis.
/ Prayer, Book %, Harning Bros 90,
/ Houghten & Perkins, Bowen, Moore Co,
| Sawyer j. Co, L Ide,
Woods 10, Carter Co,
Parker, Wilder & Co, Wheelwright %,
Anderson 4 Co, Bowen Bs.fure.
David Smith,
HIDEs AND LEATHER.
| Davis Il Frost. Henry Davis,
Henry Poore d Son, NV Rice Co.
/ Charles Marsh Co, g Goarnean Go,
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TIE ALABAMA STATE FAIR.

SELMA, November IL.
The filth annual fair OF the Central Agrleul.
tural and Mechanical Association at Selma
opens tomorrow under the most encouraging
auspices. The entries are numerous ana e4-
coed those of any previous fair. Thlrty-nVe
town Is filing up With visitors, and the at
tendance promises to exceed that of any
similar occasion In the State. The grand ball
and pyrotechnic display for Thursday night are
creating intense interest. Special trains on
all the roads will be run during the fair week.
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TIE sHoaK no THE COUNTRY.

A Careful Estimate OF the Probable Ef-
fset-Ths Calamity Lens Disastrous
ThRn the Chicago Conflagration.
.[sPEc1AL THLRaRiM TO THE HEws.l
T, ~ New. YORK, November II.
It ,is generally believed In commercial
circles that there will be no panic consequent
on the Boston fire. The unsatisfactory con-
diuon of the London money market may
cause some disarrangemeut, but no serious
trouble VIII come on account of Boston. AS
slstaSt Secretary Richardson Is In town, and
has been consulting leading business men all
dsy, and will take prompt means for relieving
the money market If necessary. 1t ls under
stood that the treasury has countermanded
the orders for the withdrawal Of egal.tenders
issued In October. These will be allowed 10
remain In circulation for the present.
A. T. Stewart has been Interviewed and say
there will be no financial panic he believes
the Boston merchants will be all right again
in ak months. Eastern railroad stocks are
not dealt With In Wall street, with trivial ex-
ceptions, and therefore no important stock
movements are anticipated. The effect of the
fire on merchandise has been to enhance values
here from y to 20 per cent, particularly In WOO
and manufactured clothing, OF which largel
stocks were destroyed In Boston. The dry
goods, leather, wool and crockery houses
burnt out were among the heaviest in the
country.
The value of goods destroyed is about fifty
n,,,,;on dollars. The New England insurance
companies suffer most, but it is believed that
some of the Boston companies will be able to
resume operations. The English companies
lose saven million dollars. The estimated
losses Of the New York companies reach i've
million dollars, but it lie not believed that any
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ANOTHER OCEAN HORROR.

LONDON, November IL.
The Mauritus has been lost in the North
Channel, off Port Patrick Scotland. Twenty
three persons were drowned. This may be
either The ship Maurltlus which cleared from
Glasgow In the latter part OF October, for
Demerara, or the steamship Of that name be-
longing to Dublin.
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A T. White & Co, Oh Barrett.
A B Spooner q Co, 10 Stafford & 70,
Oruer. White & CO, Albert Thompson Co,
Johnson, Eaton Brock Homer Worth,
cit. Thos Proctor,
Penesr d Co. Davis, Bros 10.
EdWd 8 Bumstead,
HOSIERY AND GLOVES.
] Christian Il Co, Otis. Peace & 90,
Lee, WP Brigham 20.
Morse, Hammond &Co,
COMMISSION HOUSES.
Jsmes Woodmau, Babcock Parkington,
Hoyt Sprague & Co, WD Strong Go.
MIeCELIANEOUS.

CE Hapgood Il 90, WEIGH Grimn, Grifntn d q
90. lanes Tucker & Go, packing and iron; Klaus
/ 10, Fletcher Manufacturing 20. March BroI q
Pearce, @ Ford, grocer; N W Clspp 90, WIN
Butcher l. Co, cfucible agents; Lewis Barr, Penn.
Brooke Cornell 90. clothiers' trimmings; Shu.
man co, Hope Thread 90, MIlllktn, Brophy q
10 Feney 4 do. ] Saion Son, agents Lock Print
Works. agents Atlantic Cotton Works; Phil
lips, oil; Ii Benter, hair goods; Eugene Ohapin'
HathaWay f4 90. oils and cement; Lewis Cohen,
CARPET manufacturers; 4 Beverly Son, felt
goods; safey, Sumner & 90, Babcock 4 PaEtri ge,
Wells CO. steel; ii Thayer 20, paper manu-
faoturers; Rogers d Co, erockery:; Thos Tyler,
holIoW.Ware; Frye. Phipps 4 90, hardTareS~ But
Ter. Johnson 4 Co, hardware; 4 q Sampson,
paper aHd twIne; A s. Arnold, paper and tWine.
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funeral Not,rss.

eTTHE FRIENDS AND ACQUAINT-
ances Of Mrs. MALcOM BROWN. and OF Nr. and
Mrs. R. Smith, are respectfully invited 70 attend
The Funeral Of the former, at her late residences,
No. IL Henrietta street, at 10 O'Clock THIs Hozn.
ING. novl2
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THE WEATHER THIS DAY.

WASHINGTON, November IL.
In the South Atlantic and Gulf States partly
cloudy and clearing weather with variable
southwesterly and northWeHterly winds.
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THE HIpPozYMOSTS PLAGUE.

PoTTsv1LLE, Pa, November II. :,
The horse malady Is here, and 1t ls expected
that it will extend throughout the mining dis
CINCINNATI, November IL.
The recent inclenent weather has caused
the horse malady to spread considerably.
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RIcE.-There being an absence OF stock, there
were no transactions Of note In this grain.
NAVAL SToREs.-The arrivals were SO BbIs
spirits turpentine aud 5i5 bb.a. ro.in. There
were 15o casks spirits turpeItlne disposed OF at
5sc p gallon; also 300 bbls rosins at 81 for MOL
and extra mol, and 81 so for low pale to pale.
Market quiet.
FRRIaHTs.-ToL Liverpool by steam, direct, II .18d
on uplsrds, nominal on ses Islands; via New
York. "a on uplands, - on sea islands; by sail,
Hd on uplands, and xd on, sea islands. To
Havre, Ike on uplands. Oosstwlse-tn New
York, by steam, 10 on uplands and - on Sea
Islands; 50 p tierce on rice; eoc p bbl on rosin;
by sail, % p fb on cotton; 10 Z, 'tferce on
rice; 6oc p bbl on rosIn; $ll@l2 q on lumber;
$l29l2 SO p II on timser. To Bost n, by steam
No on uplands and 81 so . teroe on rice; by sail,
% p fb on uplands; rostn TOO; resaBed stuff
$12@l2 80; timber $ls@1s 80; phosphate s5@6 so.
To Providence, by, sail $1o@11 o n on boards;
- p it on cotton; by steam Xc via New York.
To Philadelphia, by steam sc on uplsnds: 81 rs
q tierce on rlcei eoc bbl on rosin; 81 on spirits.
Through bills Of ladlng given to Boston, Provi-
dence and the New England cities aye regularly
Issued on this route, and dispatch guaranteed.
By sail, ss p N on boards; $l2 on tlmber;-p
ton on clay; So so on phosphates. To Baltimore,
by steam - p ID; by sail $s@s so p II or
boards; - on timber; 50 so p ton at city; $40
4 SO p ton up river on phosphate rock. Vessels
are in demand BY our merchanta to take lumber
freights from Georgetown. s. O., Darien and satil
Ia River, Ga, and Jacksonville, Fla, to Northern
ports and $lo@l2 2 NJ are tre rates on timber
and boards. '.''
EYoHANaR.-sterlIng 90 day bills -. '''',.
DOMESTIC EXOHANGK.-The banks purchase
sight checks on New York at ,!@K per cent. on,
and sell at par. ....r.
GoLD-l2H@1aK.
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B- THE RELATIVES, FRIENDSsAND
Acquaintance CT Hf: and Mrs. oHARLES CHEs.
NUT are respectfully invited TO ssstend the Fune.
raj Services OF the former, ct no. s2 King street,
THIS AFTERNOON, at 2 O'Clock. f1ic1q noyf2-s
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Marrie1.

NELSON -ORvIN.-On Thursday evening, the
7th Instant. at the residence or tho brides
mother. by the Rev. a. G. CAN'T, COVERT b kN.
SON. OF Williamsburg, to Miss. AMANDA OKvM, OF
st. Johns Berkeley, 8. @. ~ = .f,.;5 = 8
TKrNS0N-BECK ER.-On the 4th OF Eovem.
Der. 1872 by Rev. T. W. Dosh, Mr.: e. g. AfK1HsoN
to Mas NARY e. BECKRR -
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CuMHEIfCIAL NEWS.

Exports.
NARBoR Isl AND, BAHlhA.Per Br scnf Equetor
-i5O Ubs Flour II 900 shingles, ceases dry goods,
cases bacon.
BALTIMoRR-Per schr O Rommel-475 tons
phOsphat6 rock.
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Bee Il co, T P Smith. Gslott, II Council Z 0Hs
C.suesen. Fraser Dill, Crawley j. Dehon, jan B
Pringle q Son, 8 D stoney, J A Enslov 3 90.
Counts d Wroton. L d MoHry7 d Son, Reodef d
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MEMORANDA.

The scbr David Nichols, wyman. from 0haries-
ton via Norfolk from Thomaaton, was at Vineyard
Haven November I. :. !. :, - /, =. -. =.
callso was stli at the latter port October 14th 70
sail next day, and did not sail as prevtcusy no.
ported October -. '.-1'----'. a-'ac:E III "
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GOssrP FROM TEE CAPITAL.

The Blue Ridge Case Again In Court-
Another Esca pc or fConvicts-The Poll
ticians sAssembling-1rhe Camden Elec-
tion Contest-A Woman Suffrage
Gnfran
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MARIHR NEWS. r.. - =, :
CHARLESTON. 8. c.. NOVEMBER II, 1s75.
Lat 50 deg 4s min aa SEQ. Ionic des67 min arseo.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

steamship Falcon; HaynIe, Baltimore-lert en-
instant. Mdse. To Mordecai 4 co. Pc Cffenho, ,im
Railroad Agent, N Railroad Agent hLaa.
Ing aIo PuIseG seuSs SsS lscPPsofB BsS 81 90
brewster, BurmeIster Il Zsrb,t. stenen1 werner
& QUICKER, Ravenel d CO. " b Ohafee q 60.
Ino drawer b co. VIZ Reed, Crane sBoylston&
co. Philip Wineman d co, HOLM eI boSK ASussb
EM Grlmke. F 0nupe 2: Ed Perry, ESDson' 6saa2
J Heesernan Bro. Feldma9 q 90, vnsn1 W a
Miller, ] Ailnor d co. Rlecke petermsnn:@
Risahoff 4 CO, Manroue b CO, DR. a. Fitch. JiPN NeIs
Byrne l. Fogarty, stoll, ,Weob. 4. 90, :Grayss.
Arrived Of bar SUNDAY nigns, oas a0ua% stss .SiS
champion forty miles TO souen OF Cana LpoSeIS
and steamship Gulf Stream at crying fsn Hsn'
ship ,-,.. ,,o,,h.,.o. :. aesn
bnshels rough rice. To W U Bee d GO. -;e.
Schr agile, Roberts, from Eack River. ZOO
bushels rough rice 70 wo Bee co - a.. S.Y;r.. 80
steamer Emilie White GeoIgSse9mnSs s~nSrse -: "a
Snacselford 4 Kelly, Pringis q e sCn; a1so ns ID
DeSaussure, Stoney Lowndes, g w WhnSI@s Iss! 9
Co. P Toomer. Whyte Haifai5 Alss !ts,,r W.
e,. Mrs simmons DuVal q s0n, Aisna. 'I'Aus.,
'issSoi sloop George Washington, James Ken: nom
pga EVE rom onso%s as % les roe 10
q ft0'' w. IN TIE oFFINa. q :. - -
Bark Florence, from Boston. ,s@Si ii~sEif''
ULEARED YESTERDAY.ipj@9 ESQ
Br schr Equator. Ranger, Harbor Island, Be-
-ia sc6r Rommel Rlsley. Balsi1ore -oohsn'3
Wells. IL. - -'.'..', i,p ,EA@ "a %ES.
schr A Hallock, Tyler, Jacksonville- -Cohen&
Wells. 80
Bark Wallace, Mccormack, Liverpool - .'iI.i
Bark Harriet Hussey. stacey, Hsyre. -:
Brig W Parks, DIX, Baltimore.
Brig J W Spencer, Thomas, WOODS Hole.
Brig 3 Hasseu, Hodsdon, West Indies. %
Br schr Equator, Ranger, Haroor Island, Bar
hama.
SChr Jonathan May, Neal Baltimore. r-.-,,
Schr Chas Mccarthy, Chase Weymouth, hass.
Schr Jno A Hancock. Grimm. Boston. - ;.i:Is::-
Schr Annie harris, Harris, West lRdles. .:.:s;
Schr "a FenWick, Tyler, Jacksonvile.
UP FOB THIS Pohr. t,
schr A Heaton, Rogers, at New York, NoYela'
ber9 ,, nonm !5i ani
Steamship Manhattan. woodruff, at New York,
November 9. ,,.,,x,
November 8.
November Q.
Z.
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PassenzsrH

PaSsen201sf !,,,js.D GILL
Per steamship Falcon. for Bslnmore=Ar-K4 81
Butler. n E Sc bring. ] Greger MISS White, Afb
Seebring and child, Mrs J Greger. u: : Q.
Per steamer Emile. from Georgetown. O.
Mrs Daniels and child, Dr. Arthur B Flagg. Bent
lev Weston, A Morgan, ] Richardson, @ LaBruce,
J 3 Ford, Jr, Geo Douglas, yno- B To6in, W n
Jones, W Hinton, Clifton, e H Lucas, Brad.
shaw, and on deck. 1i-iAE' = t,si,:.l.: =
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MARINE NEWS BIZ TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK. N0vem06r IL.
Arrived Niagara, Regulator and CITY Of :PaSh.. q
Arrived out City OF washington, scandinavian
FaIsa, Hanover.
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PORT 0ALkaDAR..
tx5

New Moon, lat IL hours. Q minutes, moxnlng. =
First Quarter, 7th. 10 hours, 50 minutes evening
Full Noon, 14th II nours, 40 niuNtees evening.
New Moon, 3oth, hours, Is minutes, evening.
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The Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
Stores Markets. =si't
- OFFICE GHlRLEsToNN NEWS, - l.
M0ynky EVpNTEG Novamhar II 1870

hUNUAf EFBNuNuI NUF6WUeI II, I3IZ.J
j. C0TToN.-This staple was In moderate demand.
the market showing an easier character and
srghtlylower rates. Sales 75o bales, say at15h,4
at 1el, rs II, at17 % ut $50 at 17,, $50
at Tx. We quote: -. :,s.S l..;,i:s'S
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AFTER TIE DEFEAT.
A NORTHERN VIEW OF THE CAUSES
WHICH LED TOIT.

Tho Euture Of the Grant Adminisira-
tion-An Era OF Une1ampled Corrnp-
tion About to Set In-Nothtng but q
Financial Smash Up to Save the
Country-Mr. Greeley and his Future
Relations with tho Democracy.
r,,o,r ouo o1pr rnRRE sp0NnpNr
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-05-15

The Whitewater Register tells of young
man, in Jefferson, who had never passed the
limits of bis native township, except for an
occa sionalss trip to Whitewater or Water
town, and once on an ever memorable visit
to the StatesCapital. He recently married
and started on wedding tour to Chicago
Arriving there, a kind hackman took them
to hotel, and John started out to see the
ruins leaving his bride in the parlor He
got lost, and, not knowing the name of his
tavern, wandered, about disconsolate AS
night came on, he was in despair, and after
wandering about for time, the fear of be-
ing arrested as vagrant, and having to pass
the night in a lion, so affected him, that
he made his way to the depot, took the
eleven o'clock train for Milwaukee, and the
next day reached home a bereaved and dis
consulate individual. The girl was sensible
and after shedding few tears, called for a
room, retired and enjoyed good nights
rest. The next day she waited till the after.
noon train, and reached home that night.
John had faith that she would return, and
was at the depot on the look out. The train
stopped they rushed into each Others arms,
and in their present bliss forgot all the woes
of the past. John says he might be married
forty times, and he will never 60 on anoth-
er wedding "tower."
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-05-15
Iowa, Nebraska, Kansas, California.

Advertising alone does not produce sue
cess. The thing which is advertised mus
have intrinsic merit or else large advertising
will eventually do it more harm than good.
Ifyou have anything which you know to
be good, advertise 1t thoroughly, and you
will be sure to succeed if it lis poor, don't
praise it, for people will soon discover you
are lying.
Such is the policy of the BURLINGTON
ROUTE, which runs to the three great regions
in the West: 1st, To Omaha, connecting
with the great Pacific Roads I'd, To Lin
coin, the capital of Nebraska, and all that
beautiful region south of the Platte, filled
with r. r. lands and homesteads. 3d. To
st. Joseph, Kansas City and all Kansas
points.
The roads are splendidly built, have the
best bridges, finest cars the Miller atform
and coupler, and the safety air brake Ito pre-
vent the loss of life that is everywhere else
happening) Pullman's sleepers, Pullman
dining cars, large and powerful engines Ito
make quick time and good connectons),
and are in a word the best equipped roads
in the West. So that if you desire to 60
safely, surely, quickly and comfortably to
any point in Southern Iowa. Nebraska,
Kansas, or on the Pacific Roads, be sure
that you go "By Way of Burlington
All who wish particular information and
a large map, showing correctly the Great
West and all its railroa connections, can
obtain them, and any other knowledge, by
addressing General Passenger Agent, b. &
MO. IL. IL. H., Burlington, Iowa.
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