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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-10-19

The SAwDusr a.-ames Robinson's
circus, now on a lightning tour through the
Southern statea, will reach Charleston on the
25th instant, and will perform on that and the
following day. It has a tull compliment of
bareback riders, acrobats, gymnasts, testers
and trained animals. Accompanying the cir
Gus is a Paris exposition, menagerle, museum
and aviary, comprising al attractive list of
curioslties. A grand procession will be para
ded through the principal streets, in which
will be a large golden chariot, said to be the
finest eYer built.
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BUILDING MATERLI.-An extensive stock
and large variety Of Doors, sashes, Blinds,
Balusters, Mouldings, de-, are kept constantly
on hand by MI. T. p. Toale, at his warerooms,
No. 20 Hayne street and No. So Plnckney street.
The above are all made at his own factory on
Horlbeck's wharf. He keeps, also, French and
American Window Glass, Stained Glass, Slate
Mantels, Builders Hardware, &C., from the
best manufacturers. mch8- fmw1yr
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LOCAL LAcoNIOs.

-Chisolm's rice mills, at the west end of
Tradd street, ara now pounding night and day.
The statement made In yesterdays NEWS
that Henry Drane was before the Mayor on
Thursday for being drank and disorderly was
q mistake. Drane appeared as security tor
another man.
"A dray loaded with cotton broke down yes
terday morning In Meeting street, opposite
the Freundschaftsbund Hall. The mule at
tached to the drsy was thrown down and
caught beneath the shafts, and received a Sc
we're cut upon the shoulder.
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F 0 3 0 B l D A.
VIA sAvANEAR-TWIOE A WEEK.


The Splendid Side.uheel Steamer GE.A
DIUTATOR. Captain L. n. Coxetter. &1
CITY POINT, Captain George E. Mcmillan, vii
leave Charleston every TUESDAY and FRIDAY
EVENINGS, at 8 O'Clock, for SAVANNAH, FER.
NANDINA, JACKSONVILLE, PALATKA, AMI
ALL LANDINGS ON ST. JOHNS RIVER
Returning, DICTATOR will leave PALATKA FRI
DAY MORNING, and SAVANNAH SUNDAY MORNING,
arriving here SUNDAY AFTERNOON.
OlTY POINT will Leave PALATKA MONDAY
MORNING. and SAVANNAH "WEDNESDAY MORN.
rNG, arriving here WEDNESDAY AFTER, DON.
Connection is made at Fernandina with Rail
road for New Orleans and Havana. via Oedal
Re, q; at Jacksonville With Steamer STARLIGHT
for MellonvIle, Enterprise and Upper st. Johns
River; at Tocot with Railroad for ST. Angus
tine; and at Palatka with Steame for the Ock.
lawaha River. -
All Freight for Way Landings must be prepaid
on wharf.
For Freight or Passage, having elegant &C.
commodations, apply to
-hAVENEL q CO., Agents,
Corner vanderhorat's Wharf and East Bay.
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Down As HAToHRAY.-Mr. W. E. Evans, q
inspector OF the Customhouse, while on
board the ship Nautilus, at Atlantic wharf,
about six o'clock on Thursday afternoon, acci'
dentslly walked into an uncovered hatchWay
and fell upon a pile of stone ballast about
twenty feet below. He was taken up IN a
ssnseless condition, with an ugly cash ntne
temple. Upon examinatIoni st was also found
that his right leg had been fractured just
above the knee, and bis left hip dlslocated'
He was carried to his residence, where Drs.
Buist and Davega called to see him. They pro-
nounced his injuries fatal. He was Bill alive
yesterday afternoon, though unconscious.
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COMMERMAL NEWS.
Exports.

PORT IN UNITED K~IkaDoM-rer Br bark Ans.
rosin.
PH1LADRLPHIA-Per steamship Virglnia-SSS
bales cotton. l6o tierces rice, 11S bbls naval stores,
la4 bales domestlcs and goods, 8 tons old iron,
-250 tons phosphate rock......Per brig samuel
WEIGH 152, 600 feet lumber.
BALIIAoRB-Per schr Lewis E~hrmann-e0o tons
phosphate rock.
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THE HEATHER

The range Of the thermometer yesterday
ut the drug store of DR.. Joseph Blackman,
on the south side of Broad street, was as fol-
lows:- 8 "A. n, SO; 10 A. H., 70; IL H., %;
2P. n, 1874 P. H., Is; 8 P. NJ, II; 8 P.
Il, 20. %
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Il negro named william Jones s'ss arrest.
ed by the detectives yesterday charged with
stealing a double barrel gun from Mr.. James
F. slattery. The gun was recovered shortly
after his arrest.
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The ACADEMY OF MosI0.-The long-closed
doors of the Academy will open to the public
on Tuesday night, when the Pomeroy-snedair
Concert Company give their entertainment.
The box-oflce is open to-day from nine A. II.
to twelve n, and from two P. NJ. to four P. NJ.
Admission one dollar and fifty cents, and no
extra charge for reserving seats.
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MEETINGS THIS DAY.
Cincinnati, at half past TIP. N.
Hope Fire Company, at 7.P. N.
AUCTION SALES THIS DAP.

william Mckay will sell at 10 O'Clock, at bis
store, furniture, bedding, &c.
John G.. Minor & Co. will sell at IL O'CLOCK,
at storehouse on vanderhorst Wharf, western
bagglng.
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HAVING returned from the North with a
select stock of Boots. Shoes, Hats and Caps,
parties in want OF such will do we'll by calling
at r. Martins, No. lls Market street, near
King. octl2-sws3"
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VERY CHEAP.-A Handsome Box, contain
ing One Quire Initial Note Paper, Twenty-four
Initial Envelopes, a Penholder and Pen, for
only twenty-five cents, at Won santen's b.
zaar, No. 229 King street, next Academy OF
Music. july6-s
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New York Rice Market.

NEW YORK, October II.
The Daily Bulletin says: The demand ia mode
rate and the marlet remains steady. We no e
sales OF 1876 bags Rsngoon at 6Ta7c; rs bags at 6X
asc; and 90 tierces Carolina at 7XaSHc.
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IN 0 W / n Ct o W I N 81
The powerful Steam Tug REPUB. p .sh
LIZ, Melville, Commander, has akT6a@sc
been fitted ont most complete for this Ilal no. aud
is prepared to Tew Vessels Of any size In the
hsrbor to sea aud the adjacent Phosphate Works
yannah upon the most reas inable terms.
Arrangements may be made with Captain
MELVILLE on board, or at the Agents. office.
ROACH & MOFfEIT, Agents.
E9rN. B.-She has wrecklng Pumps for assisting
vessels In distress and putting ont nres, DC.
sep2S.lmo
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ilHE PHILADELPHA IRON sTrfHAN,l
TIE FIRsr-oLAss IRON SCREW. sTEANsHn
Gulf STREAM, Captain Hunter q

THE FIRsr-CLAss IRoN SCREW STEAMSHIPS
GULF STREAM, Captain Hunter. ! 81 i
VIRGINIA, Captain Hlnckley, s.op9sl. ~
Are now regularly on the Line, insurtng q frst.
class sea connection between thAadelphias and
Charleston, and IniaIlisnce with Ralroad Uornpae
MES at both termint, AFFORD rapid transportation
to and from Cincinnati, st. Louis, Chicago and tns
principal cities Of the Northwest, Boston, Prnys.
dence and the Eastern Manufacturing Oentres..sh :
; The GULF: STREAM is appointed 70 san
from Browns Wharf on FRIDAY, 25th OCTOBER
at h~alfpast l o'clnck:P. N. 9 h'"i ~ &asii
e. The VIRGNIA@Winl follow.
For particulars Of. Freight arrangements apply.
to WIN. A. COuRTENAY, Union Wharyes.
South Delaware Avenue, Philadelphia, ocsis.
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THE o N KLE017OM.
Bowen Elected stsffR by small Ma
jority-The Rest Of the Ticket Badly

jority-The Rest Of the Ticket Badly
Cut Up. 80.
All the Radical politicians In the city we're
on tip-toe yesterday until It was positively
known that Bowen had beaten Maekey by sew.
eral hundred majority. N the city Mackey
has a majority Of ls4s. but In the country pre-.
clncts Bowen has at least 25oU majority. The
indications ara that Mr.. whitman. Is elected
clerk Of court, and that Nj. q. I. Cunningham
ID elected county commissioner. The rest OF
the ticket Is badly cut up, and 1t cannot be
certainly known what candidates for the Leg
islature are elected, until the on1clal reports
come In from the parishes.
Vote In the Country.
The following table shows the vote In the
country rs far as known for both Mackey and
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-10-19

Four HUNDRED Singer Sewing Machines
Just received at Singer Warerooms, King
street., near Horlbeck's alley. octl6.ws2
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RIcE.-This grain was in good demand at firm
rates. Sales ABOUT $50 tierces Of clean Carolina
viz: rs tierces at 6H, 80 at 6X, 90 at 6 16-ls. we
quote common to fair at eH@ek, good eh@7c.
NAVAL SToREs.-The arrivals were 50 bbls spirits
turpentHe and S4S bbla rosin. The market was
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THE cOURTSl
Municipal Court.

,S Municipal Court.
Robsrt Rafin, keeping hogs upon his prem
isss; dismissed. George Williams, drunk; dis.
missed.
The United States Court.
The-petidon Of David Campbell, of Winns-
boro', for voluntary bankruptcy, was referred
to W. ]. Clawson. regiutrar. for adjudication.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-10-19

FURcHaoTT, BENEDICT q Co., No. 27b King
street, offer this day great bargains in Car
pets, DC. See their advertisement.
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YouNa MEN, TAKE NorToE.-Base Balls and
Bats-cheaper than the cheapest. HAsEL
STREET BAZAAR. apr20-s
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HAVE YOU BEEN Into Plenge's Hat Store, No.
pol King street He has q splendid assort'
ment Of GentlemeI's Hats.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-10-19

FOUR HUNDRED Singer sewiDg Machines
just received at Singer Warerooms, King
street, near Horlbeck's alley. octl6-ws2
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To BUSINESS MRN.-Save your money by
purchasing your Blank Books at the East
Raw News Room. dec14s
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DEGULAR LINE FOR GEORGEToWE
8. O., TOUCHING AT SOUTH ISLAND,
KElTHFIELD AND WAvERLY MILLS.

The Steamer EMILE. Captain @. .u@
O. White, will receive Freight every r&s6f98@e
MONDAY and TUESDAY at commercial Wharf,,
and leave as above every TUESDAY NIGHT, at 9
O'Clock until further notice. $50
VIII touch at Weymouth Mills every alternate
trip.
Freight and wharfage pepaid.
For engagements apply to
SHAOKELF0RD 4 KELLY,
nct1 .fnthl Sfnna Apanfa. North Atlantic Wharf.
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BUSINESS

. GHubREN'ss FANCY HATS a speciality at
Plenge's, No. 20l King street.
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wv E E XII Y LINE TO
SAVANNAH, GA. AND sEMI.wEEKLY TO
BEAUFORT, 8. G.
The Steamer
PILOT BOY,

Captain W. T. McNelty,
Will leave Accommodation Wharf rKN1A
every MoNDk MORNING.. at 8 O'Clock, d&Gt1Slk3GE2s
for Savannah, Beaufort. Hilton Head aud Spanish
Wells. Returning, viii leave savannah every
TUESDAY MORNING.
VIII leave Tor Beaufort, Pacific and Ohiaolm's
Landings every THURSDAY at 8 O'Clock.
Returning, will leave Beaufort every FRIDAY
MORNING.
Goods consigned to care OF Agents will be for.
warded free OF storage or commission.
Freight received WRDNEsDkYs and saturday
must be prepaid to Way Lanuings.
Freight received for points Oh Savannah River,
to be transferred TO Steamer CLYDE, which leaves
Savanrsh every TUESDAY MORNING.
N. B. After The 18th instant. rs per cent. add
tional Win be charged on Freight to AL points,
except savannah and Beaufort.
For engagements apply TO
oct9-wB No. 80 East Bay.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-10-19

PLAYING CARDS, wholesale and retail, very
cheap, at Won santen's, No. 22s King street.
iun1-s
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The Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
Stores Markets.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS.
FRIDAY EVENING. October 10, 1872,

OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS.
FRIDAY EVENING, october 10, 1921
CoTToN.-This ma rket showed a strong char
acter and anactive and well sustained demand,
with increased hrmness In prices, the rates i'm
proving in some cases Xc@Xc p b. Sales about
1000 bales, say: 10 at 1ex, 10 at II, AZ at TX. 157
at 17h, Is at liz, At at Tx, "a at Tx. Sss at 10,
22s at lsH, 1851 at 1sH, II at 1sh, 1es at 1s1H, 10
on private terms. We quote:
LIVERPOOL oLAssIF1cATToN.
Ordinary to good ordinary ......17 @l7X
Low mlddling DISK
dun
Strict mlddllng
RIcE.-This grain was in good demand at firm
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BEAUTIFUL PHOTOGRAPH FRAMES, at 10 cents
each, at Won santen's, No. 22s King street.
lun1-s = .
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FURcHaorr, BENEDICT q Co., No. 276 King
street, lave received full lines Of Ladies'
Observation-Disclosures. Department. IN
charge of ladies employed here.)
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Tho United state. cour,

Eavrloprs, White or Bun, good quality 1oc.
= package, or three packages for 25c. Hssel
street Bazaar and East Bay News Room.
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CRoouET sRAsoN.-we are now furnishing
our customers with Croquet at s. as. HAsEL
STREET BAZAAR. apr27-stuth
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FOUR HUNDRED Singer Sewing Machines
Just received at Singer .Warerooms, King
street, near Horlbeck's alley, octl6-ws2
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CHRoHos.-To close out the balance of our
stock, will sell: framed Chromos from 400. to
81 each. Hasel street Bazaar.
july30-tuths
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PLANTERS In want OF good Boots and Shoes,
also Hats and Caps, cheap, will do well
by going to B. Martins. No. 1ls Market
street, near King. c~ct12-swsS*
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the First. class Schooner FLORENCE 4.
ROGERS, Sheppard. Master, wants zoo TO- 8
800 bales Cotton to. fill up.. "
octls ROACH & MoFFETr. Agents.
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Chipping.
EREIGHT ON COTTON So PER BALE.

FOR NEW YoRK--MERoHANr., LINE.
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NsrinefsS tuhuroh-Ohurch street, between
Water street ndEto1's alley. Sermon at 1880
A. u. BY Rev. WsB. SYaiesi chaplain.
~Orphannouse Chapet-Ysnderhorst street.
seweensK King and st. Philip streets. Sermon
Ct 4 pm. by Rev. J..F. Ford.
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m o WIN 81 TO WIN CT

oct1 ,tutht s,nos Agents, North Atlantic Wharf.
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Cotton firm and In good demand; middlings
17Nalsc: receipts lAs bales; sales 1858; receipts
OF the week 1895; shipments $500; stock 1871,
ss6S; 1872, 1885.
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prrprtuaI Motion.

Rowcll'S Reporter SAYS another man
has discovered tho means OF perpetual
motion. He lives in California. aud hi,
invention j, going 10 rcvolulioni2r the
world and do away Will the steam en-
zine An enthusiastic rdilCr las seen
the drawings. and remarks: "Thc iguo.
rant rnlv scott aud the unthuu@lt,ul de-
ride. and WE do cnudilly admit illr we
think 'hc invention hH, Introduced the
iGrn- aud arranged the application ol
known force. that viii accomplish all
the inventor claims for his invention
namely, perpetual notion We do not
like 10 he cll,Scd with the uuthuughtlul,
bat any man who spends hi life seek.
ing tor ''prrpctnnl notion the phi.
lo>Ophrr'- stone orthc "rliX;r OF per.
pciual YOUTH j. little better than IN.
naIic or an IDIOT, editors not excepted.
a sympatlIi,er with he working.
mems movement. cut in Indiana. ha.
adopted the ciaht-hOur system on hi.
farm. He lets his work people hr.in At
eight in the morning and quit al eight IN
the evening.
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NAlilahlr LnnlS.

An army officer Of some note writes
concerning what he terms Vanderbilt,
".trugglc with God Almi2hry:'
Il do not want to ,ay ANYTHING disrc-
,prc,lul 10 the Northern Pacific Rri.-
road. want to see it buiIl, but having
seen much OF that fertile Mud That the
company offer COR their bonds | can Ger
,ily that their baud j. worth nt l"n>' one
mill per thousand Nquor" miles provid
ed it j. never taxed. II l.. 4 very good
country for prairie dog, and 4ophcr>.' -
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NERAL DIRECT Y
Courts at Athens.

rhnnrorv Court Hon. u. NJ Key. Chancrllor
court meet, i'h Mondays in May and Novrln'
pcr: J. VI. Henderson, Clerk ANA Master. office
at residence, Main street.
Circuit Court Hon. John B. Howl. Judge;
Court meets ~ MondHy> in April, August and
Drcomhrr: John +. slower, Clerk, office in tn,
Court House.
County Court VIM. G. Horton Chairman;
On rtorlv court meets 1T Mondays IN January
April. ,juy md OrtoNcr Quorum Court m"rl'
1t Monday in each month; Lon Blizard, Clerk
office in the Court House.
OruER COUNTY OFFICERS. John A. Gouldi
sheriff; X i. snyder. Trustee; W. NJ. Kelley.
Tax Collector; VIM. e. Davis. Register: Tho
sherman oron,r; A. +, knth. Public Admin
i>trat0r. W. Grtty>, Public Guardian.
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EX-PrCsIlient LnhnSOn.

The Knoxville Chrogicle pays thoex.
President the following wcl.carncl
compliment for his laborS in the recent,
cpnvaSs
Whatever opinion any one may have
entertained ms to the propricDy Of send.
iug rX.Prcsdcnt Johnson TO Congress
from this State, It must be conceded hv
MI except BOurbous that his rauvnSs Of
the State In, been productive Of GOOD.
Nnthing else could have so thoroughly
shaken mud domOr0INcd the prO.crp.
tive wing of the Drmocrnrir pnriv, led
by I,ham &. Harris anil hi, oo.lnhorcrs,
as the tight made by johnson. Under
rhc circumstances. there l. NO man IN
the state perhaps that could have done
II so cilcrlually rs he has. aud for this
he is entitled TO the gratitude OF nll con-
seryatiyc mcns
The above is'rotf}hc lending Rcpub.
lean journal Of tho Satc--r paper
which ha. been conducted with ability
aud efficiency during the cnny0ss lust
closed. We believe il i the motives
which prompt men tIut renders their
action commcndahlc or ccuSumbc. If
Mr. johnson set ont TO do the thing for
which our Republican contemporary at
Knoxville thanks him. ihcn hr is cor-
niuIy entitled to liberal share Of the
gratitude Of that party. lf,uch was hi,
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Acccptin. the situation.

our c>'rcmrI r''cmpomry .. the
Abingdon IJyyi0jo0, after ANNOUNCING
the result of the recent election, SAYS:
1t may be- hop.h that GEN. Grant now
that e has been elected hl 50 large u
mlj"riiy oD the American people, vii!
break loose from the bad couu,rlur~ IT,
whom hr hp. heretofore deferred. and
be more ibcroi in his policy toward the
pcopir Of the South, 80 .argr portion
at whom have thus literally kissed the
hand that ~mUic them.
Having duu" OHr duty faithfully and
tuirIy. wrchrrrlullv submit TO the viii
OF tie people, will make no capIiou-
opposition 80 the powers thnt he. and
sincerely hopr that he administration
of President Grant will be- 80 conduct.
ed ~ I" "iyo 40 citizen Of any portion
Of the Union cause Of complaint or
alarrn, auI that We may ait. from Main"
10 Calilornlr. brcnnr Il united, happy
aud prosperous people.
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T { R M 6
rIiE POST Is PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY
al rvO Dollars "a Wear, Payable
in Advance.

q No attention paid to or,lers for the pa
,cr unlcs, accompanied by the Cash,
Advertisements VIII be charged $3.50 per
,quarc Of ten lines, or less, for the first inser-
.lon and - cents for each continuance. a
LIBERAL deduction made TO parties who adyer-
tise bv the year.
ET. Person. sending advertisements Shoulc
mark the nunbcr If times they desire them
Inserted. or hey will be continued until for
bid and charged accordingly.
Transient advertisements must be paid toF
It the time Of insertion.
\nuOunring nlneS of innlidntcs for Office,
$500. Cash. in all eases.
Ohtllrv notices ovrrive Ines, charged at
regular advertising rates.
An com nunirltion4 intended to promotcthc
Jrylte ends or interests Oi Corporations. So
,ietos. or IN liylualS, viii be- charged as ad-
vprtiScmrn;s.
Jon WORK. such ~ Pamphlets, Cisculnrs,
Cards. Blanks. IInndbills. etc.. VIII ne exc
.uttsl IN good ,,vlc and ~ rcnSonnb|e rates.
All letters ullrrSSch to the Proprietor Will
he promptly attended to.
Communications. to >ccuoe insertion. must
1c accompanied hv the name Of the authors.
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The ST, Louis Democrat says: $50 far
rs The returns for the several prominent
hoe growing States Of the West have
been obtained, they reveal large in
crease in the crop of 1872 over the crop
of 1871, and packers who have taken
most pains to be informed, feel sue that
the crop Of hogs suitable for cutting the
coming season will exceed hv - or 81
per cent. the number found suitable last
season.
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4 Twilight RcycriG.
BY d. II q. BRoWDLR.

BY ID. II u. BROWDbR
make no prGtension 10 a KNOWLEDGE
OF metaphysical science; nor can boast
Of any now discovery on the subject.
But the connection between spirit and
body, their past present and future,
have furnished Il wide and fruitful tclG
rorthc philo.ophic mind in al agos Of
the world. And whilst they have az
rived at some well defined principles,
gathered from the Revelation Of Truth.
demonstrated by Tie law OF being. cr
naturally falling within range Of Chris
tain faith: Stll they have never passed
hcyoucd the vcslibuc. But there are Il
thousand sprcuatiun- no less brauliM,
ana sublime, floating around the cuu-
temugtiye mind that U0y or maY
not tc equally irur. aua r,st On tho
same immoyable basis, whilst ri.il
aud uL,terr champions for creed" on
.rcc'rsiostirui councils lSyc laid down
| llhe1andmarks ol Christian be icf: others
dave opeHed Chainbers o., thougln, and r
pepp,cd Al ideal world with Guardian
Angels. and the spirits Of those who
have gone before. How far we nav
break the bonds Of the one. or ruvo
Iahropd with the other, !, beyond the
reach OF mortal ken. Do the spirit, Of
the dead, once known aud loved. re-
tUrn 10 their curhly home again to Iiu-
ger around the dear ones lCN behind?
| { so. i, there medium bv which the
spirit messenger can impress the living:
Tao poet has sung i'm tones a. soft rs
2cphry'~ wigs, OF mothers spirit near.
20 SoO'h the heart Of the Uy,A II child,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-11-15
"Omr late CnnhihHtr."

The New York. Tribune of the 1th
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