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Rhca County Tax Sales.

7 S. CHUMLEY, COLLECTOR OF THE
i, public taxes for the County Of Rhca, State
Of Tennessee. reported to Court the following
tracts Of land n having been given in for take.
for the years 1870 and lS7l-that the take.
thereon remain due and unpaid, and that the
respective owners or claimants thereof hav,
no goods or chatlcS within his County on
state on which he can dc,tran for said taxes
tO-wi,
Tru,lrv, Eliznhcth-33 acres Of land living
in civil district No. :, bounded by &. shaver
| \ Keith and j. 9. Shaver; value $1,000; tax
for the year ISL. 60 cts; clerks fee 81 ,jO prin.
tiers fee LOO; collectors fee $l,Oo; total $3.50.
| Cunningham, +. BOO acres land. living in
civil district No. 3, bounded by Francis Bow
crs. BlrdSor County line and others: valued
ut 100; tax for the year 1870 30 cents: for 1871
so; clerks fee l.io; printers fee 30; collector,
, fee l.OO; total DO.
Jordan. ASa--30O Gcrcs land. lying in civil
district Nos. bounded by Charles Morgan.
Thomas Gregory and others; valued Cor the
year $50 at 900; tax 2!l5 cents; valued for
1871 at 900: tax GOccn'S: clerks fee 80: prin-
tiers fee l,jO; collectors fee LOO; total i.S2l5c.
Locke, AddisOn--lO 100 acres Of land. lying in
district No. |. bounded by J. II. RcnfrO; j. NJ
Holloway and Elizabeth Evans heirs: valued
at 300: tax for the year $50 60 cents: valued
for the year 1871 at 1900; tax 900; clerks fee
LOO; printers fee LOO; collectors fee 100; total
li20.
Garrison, John hcirS-l3j acres land lying
in civil district No. 4, on Waldcn's Ridge.
bounded by Joseph Garrison. w. r. Gass and
W. i. Darwin, valued for the year 1870 at 30:
tax - cents: valued for 1871 at 30; tax 300:
clerks fee 80; printers fee ,jO collector, fee
LOO; total G.I5.
Boofcr, Iidil-- Go acres land. living in civil
district No. bounded by T.. II. Mcpherson. w.
" McrriOtt and u. Warehouse and Lockc'S;
valued at 3GS; tax for the year 1871 3,0i: clerks
Zee 30; printer, fee l,5O; collectors fee 20;
total T.Oi.
stephens IInir,-lGlO acres land. living in
civil district No. 10. bounded hv T.. II. Morgan,
Il. +. Mcdonald, -. Kyle Paine and others;
valued at 1900: tax for the wear 1871 l2,SO:
clerks fee l.io: printers fee l.jO; collector, fee
| 90: total 1850.
Whcrcupon il is considered by the Court that
judgment hc and is hereby entered against the
tracts Of land in the name of the state
and county for the sums annexed to each, be-
ing the amount Of taxes, costs and charges for !
the years 1870 Il. and il is ordered by the
Court that said several tracts of land or 81
much thereof aS shall be of value sufficient, of
each Of them, to satisfy the taxes. cost, and |
charges annexed 10 them Scvcrally. he sold as
he law directs. FRANKLIN LOCKE. CIR. |
By X. W. COLvILLE. ID. Crk.
BY virtue Of the power and authority in me
vested. will sell, forcash in hanl ut the Court
house, in Washington. ON Monday, LIST day
II July, 1872. the above described pieces or
parcels Of land, unless the taxes, costs and
'hargcs due seycrally thereon are previously
laid. :. CUITMLEY,
Tax Collector, Rhca Co.
April. 10, lSIo-it-22D
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i, Vt, TTENTTTT>VN, 7. Vt
March 90, 1872, it-prS fee ;6,OO.226
Lois Dcadcrick ct ais, vs.. william II. How
md ri TX.

Lois DcndcrIck 81 as, ". William II. How.
nrd rt uX.
IN OBEDIENCE TO \ DECREE or TIE
| Chanccry Court IN this cause, Al it, Nov en-
BIER term, ISL, will sell, TO the highest bid
der, Mt public cutlery. on the promises, on
MONDAY. THE GrH DAY OF MAY, 1872,
one piece or parcel Of land and Improvements,
adjoining the town Of Athens on the south,
and the land. If Thomas Evans and T. Nixon
Van Dyke, being the House and Lands now
occupied by defendant Howard.
said Lands will be sold ON credit Of six
months, in bar Of the right Of rcdcmption.-
Note and good personal security will be rcQuir-
cd from the purchaser At said sale, and lien
will be retained upon said Lands until the pur-
chase money is fulIy paid
j. VI, HENDERSON, e. ~ NJ.
March 80. lS72-it.prs fee Sj,OO-22G
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FER Va y OF TUITION:
Nonresident Notices.


Joseph Neil, ct al. ". Claiborne Neil, ct al
Cross Bill.
I I appearing from the allegations of com
i plainant~ Bill. which i sworn to. that tho
defendants Claiborne Neil. Sarah FITZGERALD
James FITZGERALD. i>hlm Burnett. Pryor Bur.
nett, William Burnett. An>cl Wutron> and
Mnlinda Watrrn>, james Ewing and wifi,
Elizabeth Ewing William Burnett of Colora.
90. Mary q. Collins, Carrie l.. Collins. Mary
Lloyd and - LLOYD. Sarah Collins and Jane,
Collins. Martha j. llobrtZcll and VIM. Hob.
lclzcIl, George Burnett, Olivia Burnett, Lea
Neil and VIM. Neil. are all rOn-rr>idcnts of
the state Of Tennessee: IT j. therefore ordered
by tn, Master that the before named uon-rr>i-
dent Defendant, enter their appearance" before
or within the first three days of our next
'hlnc"ry court for MrAlnn county. ut a Court
I" be- held At the C0urt-hou-r. in Athens. Ten
ncs>cr on the ith Monday Of May. 1872. then
and there To plead, answer or dcmur to com.
plainanl> sad Bill. or the same will be taken
for confessed aud -rt for hcarn" cX parte II,
to them; also. that copy Of his order be pub.
Ii>hcd for four consecutive weeks in the
Athens Post. j. NJ HENDERSON,. C.. & NJ.
Van Dyke. Cooke ~ Van Dyke. soils.
April .. lS'2-lt-pr> fee @G.0O-221
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THE FOOTSTEPS OF DECAY.

Long ere the damp Of earth can blight,
The cheeks pure glowo: red and white
Has passed away.
Youth smiled, and all WAS heavenly fair
Age came ard laid his finger there,
And whore are they;
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April. 10, lS72-it-22D
Chanccry Court at Athens.
NJ. A. Helm ct ak partc Petition.

VI. \. Holm 1t al.-Ey portc Petition.
WHEREAS. VI. A. Helm. Lon. Blizzard.
w John \. Mckcldin, ThoS. J. Dement,.
J. W. Lillard, JnO. +. slower, VIM. II. Brian;.
VIM. VI. Schorn, A. G.. Robson. VIM. Il. Me-
kcIdin. Jacob ;. Matthews, Joseph Matthews.
james II. llorn'by. W. Geitys. James Turner,
j. Albert llydcn, Hugh NJ. McKcdin. VIM.
{. Davis. John l.. Gibson and Jane, VI. Hem
dcr.on. all citizens Of McMinn County, State
Of tennessee. have this day filed their petition
IN said 'hanrcrv Court, praying that Letters
81 Incorporation ISSUE to them, and to be
known by the name of the
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Susannah Mckenzie by her next friend +. NJ
MckrnZic. V. A. Mrknnzic. Of al

Su>annah Mckenzie by her next friend +. NJ.
Mckenzie. ys. A. Mckenzie. ct al.
| i appearing to the Master from the allega-
L tlon> of compliments Bill. which is sworn
to. that the defendants W. II. Porter, John q.
Carter. John J. q. Smith and o. A. Bowie are
non-rcSidcnt> of the State Of Tennessee: 1t is
therefore ordered by the Master that the be-
fore mentioned nonresident defendants enter
Their appearance before or within the first
lhrcc days Of our next thanccry Court for
MrMinn county. at thnnccry Court to be
held at the Courthouse in Athens. on the 18th
Monday Of May. 1872, then and there to plead.
answer. or dcmur to compliments said BIZ.
or the same will be taken for confessed and set
for hearing cN partc IL to them: and that 4
copy of this order be published in the Athens
Post for four consecutive weeks.
j. NJ. HENDERSON. C. " VI.
Galit and Bridges. Sol>.
April ), it-prs fee si,OO.227
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Franklin Association of Athens, Tenn;

and that the Object Of said Association i to
furnish it, members an easy and practical
method Of accommodating their weekly contri-
buttons To a sum not exceeding Sl0D,0O and
oi investing and Increasing the same. to
10 which, that said association be allowed to
invest their accumulation, in Notes or Bill- of
EXCHANGE. specie, in Coin or Bullion, Bank
Notes. stocks. Bonds. or any other specie, Of
security; with the right to hold property. sue
ana he sued, &c: II j. therefore ordered by the
Master That publication he made for four con.
srcutive weeks in the Athens Post. notifying
NIL others 10 appear Mt our next Chancery
court To he held ut the Courthouse in Athens,
on the eth day Of May. 1872. and show cause.
u any they have, why Letters Of Incorpora-
non should not issue to the above named par
Ties u prayed for. and upon their failure 10 do
30, said petition will he sci for hearing tx partc
J. VI. HENDERSON. &. 4 NJ.
Matthews. Brilnt and Gettys. Sol. for COmplts
April ~, lsi2.pr5 lie $e,N-220
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AND IN CONNECTING WAREROOMS
w IllTE {. d q ID =, LINES
I'm Lncr.. Sct~.
Collars. Sets.
BALTIMORE. WEE.
Governors Proclamation.

JOHN &. BROWN, Governor of the Strtr Of Ten.
nc>src To all who shall see these Presents
Greeting:
WHEREAS IrIIAS BEEN MADEkNOWN
to me tlat II certain SAMUEL u. GRIFFITH.
charged with having committed Il foul and afro.
ciou> murder, on the 18th day of March. lS12
upon the body of JOHN \. DILLARD, late OF
our county of Polk, has fled from Justice. and i,
now running at large.
Now, therefore, ], JOHNC. BROWN. Governor
rs aforesaid, by the power and authority in me
vested, do hereby offer Il reward of Three Hun
drcd 5000 Dollars to any person or persons
who may apprchcnd the said Samuel i. Grit
fifth. and deliver him to the sheriff or Tailor OF
our county of Polk, In order that justice IN that
behalf may be had and executed.
In testimony whereof | have hrrcunto SET my
hand and ca, lscd thctircatS,al Ofthr state
l.. ; Ia be- affixed at Nashville. on the 18th day
of March, 1872.
JOHN c. BROWN.
BY the Governor:
L. III. BUTLER, Secretary of State.
DESCRIPTION.
Samuel b. Griffith is about twenty-five years
of age. live feet nine inches high. blue or light
eyes. auburn hair. no beard, complexion pale.
April |, 1S,2--it--22I.
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M A N Fl ODD
HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED.

lust PUBLISHED, A NEW EDITION
~ Of DR.. CulNrrwclrs Celebrated Essay on
the rddjcW CHrc of certain weaknesses. the
effects Of Errors aud Abuses in early life.
The celebrated author, in this admirable cS~
say. clearly demonstrates from thirty years
successful practice. that the alarming cOn>c-
qucnccs of such errors and abuses may bcradi-
cally cured without the dangerous use of in
tcrnnl medicine or ;hcupplicatiOu Ofthc knife:
pointin" out mode OF cure at once simple,
certain. and cicclual. by means of which eve
ry sufferer, no matter what his condition may
be-. may cure himself chcaply, privately, and
radically.
rG' This Lecture should be in the hands Of
every youth ana "yoIy man in the land.
sent. under seal, in plain envelope, to any
address. postpaid ON receipt Of six cents, or
two post stamps.
Also, DR.. Culycrwcl'> wharfage Guide"
price - cents. Address the Publishers.
CllAS. j. &. KLINE a. co.,
~ Bowcry, New York, =. o. Box l.jSG
Feb |, ~ ly-2lS
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MY PROGRAMME FOB tS12,

4 WILL CONTINUE TO BARTER FOR
i Dry salt and smoked Bacon, Wheat, Flour,
Meal, Corn, Feathers, liec'waX, TallOw, Dress.
cd Turkeys, Chickens. Ducks, Guincas and
G,c,c. Dried Fruit, Rags, Fur skins. such rs
Bear. Mink, Mu,krat, House and wild Cat,
skunk. Opo"om, Raccoon, Red and Gray Fox,
Dry Hides, Butter, Eggs. oats, sweet and
Irish Potatoes. VIII keep constantly n good
stock Of promiScuOus Goods, and will sell
them low down for
Cash or any of the above Articles.
Ny stock Of Iron, Castings and steel shall be
Unsurpassed. VIII sell cheaper than ever,
Edged Tools and Hardware.
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C h Gerry Sal Q s.

Polly Lowry, by her next friend Willie Low
ryys Charles NJ. McGhcc and others.
IL OBEDIENCE TO \ DECREE OF TIE
1 Chrnccry Court at Athens, pronounced IN
the above stated rau,c, ~ H. November term,
Isl, ! will sell, at public cutlery. 10 The
highest bidder at the Courthouse door, IN
Athens, Tennessee, On
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SOn.lscsislcnf Notice.

Eldrd Grubb ct ais. ". A. Denton ~ Co. 81 al,
lOriginal and Injunction Bill
I # appearing to the Master from the allcga
L tons of complainants Bill. which is sworn
to, that defendant G.. a. Shuts j. a Ion.rr>i
dent of the state Of Tennessee: Ii is therefor,
ordered by the Master that the before mention
ed nonresident defendant enter his appear
ance on or before the second day of our next
Chanccry Court. for Meigs county. at u Chan.
Gerry Court to he held at the Courthouse in
the town Of Decatur. Tennessee, on the second
Monday Of September. 1872. then and there ia
plead answer or drmur Ia cOmpainantS said
Bill, or the same will he taken for confessed
and set for hearing eX partr as to him: and
that this order he published in the Athen.
Post for four consecutive weeks.
W. +. BLENINS. G.. Il VI.
Allen. BLIZZARD Il Bradford, soils for cOmpit.
April IS, ie'2.it-prs fee Si,Oo.250
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CHI A n &c OF BASE,

4 FTER THE lsT DAY OF DECEMBER
n next. we will ronduct our business strict
" on the PAY Down plan; and rs an en-
ira induccmcnt we will keep larger and more
varied stocks Of Goods than ever before. We
will also pay the highest price for all kinds of
Produce and Barter. We are determined to
sell our Goods for cash lower than the lowest.
j. \. TIRLEY ~ co.
Coghill, Tenn, Nov. %. iS1l-t.Jan-.OS
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MONDAY, TuE GIN DAY OF MAY, IS,
so Acres Of Land,

more or less. adjoining the town Of Athens on
the east. and known a, the William Lowry
farm. Said lands will be sold TO satisfy a
Judgment which Mary A. Keys obtained IN
The said Chanccry Court nj It's November term,
ISL, against Alexander Clcagr, 7. A, Clcagc,
and samuel Clcuge; and viii be sold In bar Of
the right Of redemption,
TERMS OF SALE:-Said lands will be sold
on credit Of six and twelve months, except
the sum Of ten per cent, which will be rcquir-
ed to b., paid in hand on day Of sale. Note.
with good personal security will be required
for the balance Of the purchase money, pnya-
bic in equal installmrnt-, and lien will be
retained upon said land, until the purchase
money /, fully paid. -
j. VI. HENDERSON, G. 4 VI.
Mnrrh 20. 1872. lt.prs fee sG.NO.4gG
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Calhoun Masonic Institute.
+ or NJ Il les and + III Il e S.

REV. T. X. MUNSEY, Principal.
NEXT SESSION COMMENCES ON MON.
" day, the 9TH day Of August.
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Pine Grove Academy,
Six Miles South of Athens, Tenn.

TllE EXERCISES or THIS INSTITT-
L tion will open Monday! 2Sh August, 1871.
Tuition Pcr'1'crun OfEiye Months !:
, 1872-12-21

THE list member of the Colonial
i Council for the Electoral Dis
trict of the Country in the Jurisdic-
ton of Frederiksted, Planter A.
F1emmlng having vacated his sea by
departure from the Island an election
OF a member has been ordered bv
Government to take place at the
Courthouse or Tuesday the 9TH of
January 1873.
The polling will commence at IL
O'Clock noon and close at 3 o'clock
p. IN.
The Electoral Board for the Coun-
try District Of the Jurisdiction of
Frederlksted December Goth 1872.
{. SARAUW.
, 1872-12-21

Of the Institution, to take into
consideration II, and how much
OF the Reserve Fund might be
appropriated IN aid Of the Suf-
fcrors by the late hurricane
and inundation in Denmark.
St. Croix 10Th Decbr. 1872.
JOH. II. COL8ERG,
President.
THE undersigned makes known to
the respectable Inhabitants as
well as the public that he will have
at his >hambIes on Christmas and
New Years Day
VERY FAT BEEF
g cts. pr. pd. cash
and to be charged to approved pur-
chasers rs cts.
House No. II, Company Street.
ROBERT WILLIAMS.
st. Croix goth Decbr. 1872.
, 1872-12-21
Total S4O2, 463 10

Balance of deposits s 1884 SO
2 new deposit ccounts viz:
l Various. Wheelrirhf.
80 Withdrawals amounting to $209 60
Receivers for Saturday, 21a December 1872
TX CHRISTIANSTHD
E. MonefeIdt, Esq, Trustee.
G. B. Meyer, Esq, Member.
In FREDERIKsTED:
P. Weders6, Esqr., Trustee.
W. McFarlane, Esqr., Member.
JOB. F. GOLDBERG,
President.
st. Croix, 10th December 1872.
, 1872-12-21
10 the Editor of the ''St. CrOix Avis"
Mr.. Editor.

Mr.. Editor,
L am so situated and my business is
OF such q nature that | often have to &C
TO 81: Thomas. You can easily under
stand then that | nm glad to see that
the new Steamer will begin to make
regular trips. There is only one annoy
ance now connected with these, which
Is the obligation to take out a passport
10 and fro. What can there be against
aoollshing this:'useless passport systema
1 am w
, 1872-12-21

INA lste MedIem af Colonialraa-
~ Diet for Frcderiksteds Jurisdic-
tons Landdistricts Valgkrcds, Plan
ter A. Flemming, paa Crund If
Bo%rtreise er udtraadt af Raadet, vii
itolge Gouvernemcntets Ordre Valg
af ct MedIem fnde Sted her paa
Thinghuset Tirsdagcn den 7de ia
nuar 1873.
VaIghandIingen begyndcr III. -
sltt og suites III. B slct.
ValgbestyreIsen for Frederiksteds
jurisdictions Landdistricts Valgkreds
den code December 1872.
G.. SARAUW.
, 1872-12-21
10000

This sugar was carefully examined for
Sulphur but it was found not to be pre-
sent in any form.
Signed, G. H. Dyton.
The Colonial Company
%, Mincing Lane
24th October 1925
Col. G. I. True.
Dear Sir have by this mail received
through the Directors of the Colonial
Company in London an analysis of a SAM
pie OF Sugar left with them by Mr.. Russell,
made at "Leonora' by Stewards process.
The result is SO satisfactory that [ am con-
vlnced that it will be considered interest
ing to my fellow-planters. You are
therefore quite at liberty to publish it.
am, yours truly,
ALLAN G. McCALMAN.
Georgetown, i25th November 1872.
, 1872-12-21

EXTRACT OF a LETTER FROM COL. TRUE
dated Demerara Dec. 9th 1879.
IncIosed send you an Analysis of our
sugar, which speaks for itself
ANALYSIS OF SUGAR MADE BY
STEWARDS PROCESS.
, 1872-12-21

FOLGE Ordro fra Commencement
i tet bekjcndtgj0res heryed,.at ALE,
som maatto have Documenter, der
skulle beIegges med Stemp2lpapir
for indey@rcnde Aar, vile iaye at
henvende sig i Sfempolpapirsudsal-
gene | Chrjstiansted elicr Frederic
sted linden den SIDE Januar ncstkom-
mcnde, da ingen sencre U~dIeyering
at StempeIpapir for 1872 vii fnde
Sted.
StempeIpapirs Contoiret, Christian
stcd den 2Ode December 1872.
JOH. Il. GOLDBERG.
, 1872-12-21
Copy certificate of ANALYSIS,

Copy certificate of Analysis.
Sill have examined q sample of SUI
gar marked MI and find the following to
be the result
Crystalizable Sugar..-........98.43
Uncrystallizable Sugar...-.. 10
Unknown organic matter. 80
Mineral Ash Carbonate ofLime) Is
"aIeF' 100
, 1872-12-21

NEW ADyEEEGSE7EENw
, 1872-12-21

St. Thomas Dealing Court,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-28
PhIIndeIphIn TopIes

The tailors arc ON strike.
The pardon of Marcer and Ierkes is again
daily expected
Another game between the Philadelphia
and English cricketers is talked of.
The prize bat for the best bowler in the late
cricket match was won by Charles Newhall the
bat for the best scorer was given to John Large,
and the belt for the best fielder went to joe
Hargreayes.
The Thirteenth (colored) regiment \. G. p.
went Mp to Heading, yesterday. The Mayor OF
that city declined to formally receive them,
Lawrence Qurk and his wife quarrelled.
He struck her. His brother went to her rescue.
Lawrence threw a hatchet at Owen, but missed
him Owen catching it up threw it back at Law
renee, splitting his skull. Lawrence is dead.
DIR. Hitchcock, the abortionist. is wanted by
the Courts, but ID nowhere to be found.
The cases of the Councilmen who are sad
to be ineligible have been referred to the Couits
A similar judgment to the HUM case would un'
seal more THAI dozen men.
john Hubbard is not quite expert enough
vet to steal railroad, but he Is preparing for II
by spiriting away quantities OF iron.
Miss Jane Ross wills $3.50 to the Penusyl-
yania Hospital, and equal amount to the Churel
of the Holy Apostles
The business men met, last evening, to en-
,lorse Harranft. Concert Hall was everywhere
| diled and the widest enthusiasm prevailed
The speakers were again and again appauded
The Point Breeze races close to-day.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-28
WILMINGTON, DEL.
Saturday Afternoon, sept. 2s-
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
AN ExEMprIoN LAW DEMANDED.

The Republicans Of Kent County have placed
themselves on the right platform. and it ID with
no little qualification that We record the honora-
BILE aud manly stand they hay have taken in be.
half of an exemption law, as we'll as other mea-
sures Of Just relief to the laboring classes OF
the State This action of our Republican friends
of Kent is evidence valuable at tins time that they
appreciate the industrial interests Of the State
and perceive that they must receive just consld-
Grafton at the hands of the Legislature. 1t has
been charged that the people of the lower coun-
ties were hostile to our working people, but we
perceive in the resolutions OF the Kent County
Republicans spirit of fairness and Justice that
newly proves the proposition 50 often stated
in these columns, that-Ai!eiiigem legislation toI
the latoring-cidsses Of Deidodre, as ,ceti as Equd
representation, lcH come aud can onty BE- had al
he hands Of Tie Republican party.
This Is a PROPOSE ION which every act OF the
party now III power proves clearly as dsylight.
long list of the most unklnd laws shows theil
disregard and defiance of the rights of labor
and their steady policy, Tor the future, as in th'
past, is to maintain their own usurped authont
by the present system Of unjust and scandalou
acknowledgements.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-28
The October NIagazit cs.

The Eclectic for October is full Of good
things, the contents varying judiciously from
grave to gay from lively to severe There is
nothing in recent magazine literature which sur
passes, for droll humor and Witty characterize
ton the brilliant sketch Of Barney Geohegan,
the Irish Member /" Of which the second Install
ment is given in this number 1t reminds one
Of Lover IN his Dest days, thougs 1t would be
difficult 10 find anything Of Lovers that will
compare with 1t i'll point VI power aud variety.
Some OF the Uther papers 10 be noted are
Lori ByTon-Auulher View The Middle
Ages and the Revival Of Learning = The Lon
geylty OF tire Paulrcns domestic Lite Of
Nllrabsau Z "Iu--lan Ghost Store, !" "Dr Car
renters Address Uefoi the BHtlsh Association; ?
and Mazzlni,' Of Whom lneiy engraved pOt-
trait is given.
The artist of Lppiacoirs Magazine has been
sent over the route OI the Northern Pdciic Ran
road-f.o ON Lake Superior to Puget SounI-ln
search Of materials for illustration some OF
which are given il, tht October uumber. Start
ing from Duluth tAt artist slyes that fair new
city the first strokes UI lls brush and pen. Cury-
lag round round the head oG Lake Superior,
where II sits like auotA Geuoa tho Superb. its
fright structures fac. s the morning sun and
relieved against TT forests Wm'h npnul-
tter tue vast amphl he4tre OF hills enclosing il
houses coming mp l. termltteutly like q baby
teeth among wl.lC the bankers the land Office
HE apOtAscarys, the French mllllnel's and the
aDuIda-herlea are easily tuubd; the haIbul
rely with steamers and boats loading ur der tile
rusling cataract Ot wheat tron the tleyatOr-
vhIe her busy peuI 10 look WHh eyes Of faiti
over the ungrokon cnam or lavigaDie waters
stretching through the great lakes to the Allan
tic Which they mean soon 10 whiten with then
commerce, 1t IL not the artists fault if tile
reader does not get most attractive impression
of tins starting point the great northern con
uueutal hne, lie i csent numher contains ais,
an excellent yaltty Of Light and euJertAiuin!
reading from may ha.d-.