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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-28

Tno SOURCES OF the misshssAPPA
While Livingstone is wandering about
under tropical sun, in the land of Sambo,
seeking to discover the long-hidden sources Of
the Nile, an adventurous savant has under
taken to search for the mystic O-musz-kose.
Borne through rapids in his frail canoe, and
escaping shipwreck by good fortune, this ex-
plorer, without running exactly as much risk
of being broiled and eaten as if he were in the
happy but cannibalistic land of Manyema,
undergoes an amount of privation and toll
which entitle him to share of our sympathy.
His only companions are guide an Indian,
and his inseparable Dolly Warden. It may ap-
pear rather strange at first sight that Dolly
Warden should venture into such outlandish
places, even in search of that great, good
O-musz-kose; but the Dolly Warden of the ex-
plorers love is not a lady, but paper boat.
This explanation, we hope, will be deemed sufi-
GENTLY satisfactory. The account of the mode
of voyaging between Lake Pemidji and Lake
Cass, while very romantic and exciting, will
not, we are inclined to think, be likely to in
duce many of our young men TO try their for
where one cannot well determine the point
where one rapid ends or another be-
gins. To sit aft in q canoe, with ones legs
hanging in the water, or folded up la 1hrque,
while the skiff rushes through binding spray,
must be rather delightful state of existence,
the Thermometer being in the nineties. But
even spray bathing, we fear, would become mo-
notonous unless relieved by the sensation of
coming full tilt against some sharp rock and
remaining impaled, to the delight Of the
little hungry fishes. To man Of weak nerves
the trial might be found distressing, but to q
man with strong and well regulated stomach
the prospect of being dashed against the rocks
furnishes that spice of danger which is GER
tainly not without its attractions.
The vexations of the voyage are to be met
with in contact with the thieving Indians, who,
not content with Hospitality inviting them
selves to tea, are willing to appropriate the
stores of the expedition without caring fig
what may become of the adventurous explorer.
On the other hand, the novelty of the situation
and the beauty of the scenery naturally possess
charms which easily tempt one to forget the
inconvenience and even the dangers of the
expedition. It would indeed be difficult to
imagine a scene more tempting to sports
men than the wild district into which civiliza-
ton has not yet penetrated. All and more
than all the wonders that travellers write
about in foreign lands are waiting at home for
discoverers The upper regions of the Missis-
sippi, SO imperfectly known, offer strong temp
tations to the seekers of adventure. There
they will find a field where they may not only
enjoy good deal of the kind of pleasure which
they admire but may do good service by
making the region better known to the people.
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searches of Lieutenant Wheelers expedition
therein, revelations of many new wonders,
which will eclipse the wonders of Equatorial
Africa.
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the most important, suggestive and accurate
statements of the necessities of the Jewish
community it has seen in the secular press.
This article it adds
Ia worthy of attentive and earnest perusal, and
ought to arouse the Hebrews OF the United States
to a keen sense OF their amentabe neglect OF
duty. We are glad TO have the powerful influence
OF the HERALD on the side OF this great movement
for the reconstruction of the American Jewish COM
munity.
The Cork Ireland) Herald of the 18th inst.
gives an interesting account Of a banquet given
in Lismore to the Rev. Michael Carthage
OFarrell, of ST. Peters church, Barclay
street, New York, at which the guest of the
evening was the burden of many compliment
tary remarks, and made highly eloquent
speech in response. Lismore is Father O'Far-
rell's birthplace.
The Catholic Rerieo takes to task the lions
Herald, of Boston, for defending the atrocities
perpetrated on Randalls Island under the
lash and thumbscrews of Pope Jones'
The Examiner and Chronicle (Baptist) makes
q dash at what it calls the ''Horse-racing vice,
and AYERS that il is useless to talk OF ''re-
forming the turf" An external aspect Of de-
cency may be enforced by efficient police regu-
laton: but the heart of the thing, it says, is
corrupt. and from this evil source no sweet
waters can be expected to flow "Thus, it
adds, sail things conspire to render the race
course dangerous resort for the young.
Whether racing, in the cruel mode in which it
il now carried on, ought not to be suppressed,
as detrimental to public morality. is question
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RAILROAD CONSOLIDATION.
Lease OF tho wism hin ston and Weldon
Road by the Wilmington, Columbia
md Augusta Road.

Lease of tho Wilmington and Weldon
Road by the Wilmington, Columbia
and Augusta Road.
Oa Wednesday, the goth instant, at meet
Ing of the stockholders of the Wilmington and
Weldon Road, In Wilmington, North Carolina,
the lease of the Wilmington and Weldon Road
10 the Wilmington, Columbia and Augugta.
Railroad Company was ratified by the stock
holders of the frat named company under
resolution offered by B. F. Newcomer and
adopted by stock vote OF l0,656 for, to l25
against. The road Is leased for a term Of
ninecy-nne years, renewable forever, upon
such terms as will provide for the payment OF
the regular interest on all the bonded debt OF
the company, and the assumption Of all its as
sets, Including stock and interest In the Will
mIngton Railway Iiridge Company, md the
payment OF all It's liabilities other than Its
funded debt, and the payment to the
company OF five pei cent. on its capital stock
for the current yeGr, aud the further payment
of six per cent. On It's capital stock for the
next year, and iseven per Cent. for each sue
ceedlDg year during the continuance OF the
lease; said payment TO be free or exclusive OF
all United States taxes.
At meelipg Of hhe stockholders OF the VII,
nington, Columbia and Augusta Railroad
COMPANY, pursuaut to call in the same city
and on the same day, in q convention OF
stockholders representing two thousand eight
hundred and atIy-ave shares, the whole num-
ber of the shares. being three thousand, tne
acceptance of the lease was ratlhed. Tnls
action effects consolidation OF the Whole rail-
road line from Augusta to Weldon under one
MANAGEMENT.
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TIE NEH YORK HRGBTABLE AND
FRUIT TMARKETS. s.a
The Daily Bulletin Of Saturday, November

The Daily Bulletin OF Saturday, November
$50, says: \ i'ss5 stt:sss.s
Round potatoes are without change as yet
Sweets are scarce and very firm at afnrther ad-
vance. Vegetables remainabout The same. Our
quotations for potatoes are In bulk, In shipping
order 500 per barrel must be- added.SfsWe
quote: Peachblows 50 50a3; EARLY Rose at
$2a2 $50; Early Goodrich and; Jackson whites
ut, So, and Dgrights 81 25al rs. Sweets
So 75a4 per lbbl for Virginia, and 81 for:
Delaware. We aquete: sVeget9 t9bles: Red onions,
ner Dbl 50 50a3; do yellow 81 60aa;; do Gonnec-
tlcut white, $4a4 so per bbl: squash, IN arroW-
fat, per bbl, slal rs. Russia tnrrips. 81 75per
hbl, white tnrnips, 81 Is per sbb. Csbbages,i
$6a9 per 100. Bed cabbagss, 28al0. Beeta,
jersey; 81 26al so. Carrots. per Dbl 81 25a2..:
Celery. 81 76 per dozsn. Caulifower, $laS so
per dozen. g.,
The general tone OF the market for apples is;
o triffe easier, though no aotuRl decline. has
taken place, nor Ia any material reduction ian-
iicipated, as the supply of Western Is now
nearly here, and next week It is probable all
will be In STORE. In grapes there isSa fairin.
curry for most descriptions except Isabella,
and they are very slow and hard TO move
,Cranberries are held very. firmly, though not;
qnotably lower. Nuts are quiet. We quote:
Apples, Newtown pippins $3e4; York pippins
$sa3 so; greenings 50 75a$3; Baldwins $2s76a3;
SpitZ.nberg $3a3 so; river stock. all llyarieties,
S2a2 80; and jersey, In bulk, 81 60a2 per bbl.
Pears California; Wiuier Nelis $5a5 so. Easter
Buerre $5a5 SO. apd Glou Moroccan $5a5 so per.
case. Grapes, Isabella iper ID 546c.s Calawba,
do. 8a9c; Iona do 9c; Diana do 8a9c. Cranber-
irles, prime $l0aI2 per bhl; per orate $S So; do
fair to COED 50 7Ea3 ~ Efsl
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as-;CLEAR RANDSH1R1fIEsS q
,ER-NATTAAs,s oRYsYAxs sDiLsoo6YERf s.

& as-;CLHAR ANDSH1R 1RSfr.EsS y
,TER-HATTAas,s oRysYA 5Di6o6YE 4s
THE EAIR.,-k kperfsssy :clesir spsifsbas g
bottle, seaally applied sass 8 q
gray nnirtts natnral color and d32 =:
ance;; 10 eradicate and prevent dandIl5
3mote ihe growth Of The hair and gHio3
out. il ia entirely harmless, sands 81 fiSaE No
nom any poisonous sub staacs ana 80
take the place Of an tns dirty and % $nf
preparations nowfnnss pinez0ds i
have BEEN sent ,us nom smany ok 6df
nent citizens; ,sonae or ygtltch saSe
everything In which the eartcl se
Objectionable, CRYSTAL spIsO0 81
It is warranted to cont nsltaep
sulphnIfor Mtrats soi ssIyeEs d6e a1i e
Clothes or scalp, 4 agreeaf
makes one OF thsbest dseesti siof n ID
nse. Il restores t6o color Of tns sf
feet and uniformly than any other rrspaiA
ana always does 60 IN nom tkrse %
virtually feeding me roofs OF sthsg wiz 10
the nourisniag qualities necessary
and healthy condition; fts restores the dstaye6
and induces. q new growth otSthe Hsir
lively than anything elsef me Slappal
this wonderful discovery also prodnces4p
and cooling eTecto the scalp and 35sae &
q pleasing and elegant ppealancesss &!
bottle. IS. pzI4Qfs H41srk sssS
Inventor and PIopristuFs s.
I For sale by the gem. y
1900 No. Ia Meeting direct iqgE u;
nov1s stuta
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JorTINaS ABOUT THE STATE.
[FRoH OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT
NEW YORK, November q

DIR. Thomas A. EvIns, for the past twenty
FIVE years an eminent practicing physician of
Anderson Courthouse, died last week, after q
long illness, of disease of the kidneys.
The Anderson Intelligencer learns that the
levy made by the county commissioners of
Anderson, to meet the expenses for the ensu'
ing year, is at the rate OF one and half mills
upon the dollar, which Is the lowest rate o.
taxation since reconstruction. a considera.
bic surplus In the county treasury enables the
commissioners to amellorate the hardship this
year by levying go small sun for county e4'
penses. Probably no other county In the State
can make 30 good a showing.
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THE C0TroNP PR0sPEoE. s. sSs Il. sS9ss; $50
Report OF tho Depnrtdfsn OF .Agrfeurf
WAsH1NaToNs tNoVember 2s.

WAsHNGTONst November Is.
The November report Of the ststistician Of
the Department. Of Agriculture gives to the
cotton prospects substantially the same inter
weather has been fine for picking. Frosts
have been earlier than usual m The more
Northern States, but an earlier maturity OF the
plant Is indicated; and sthe past month has
been quite favorable fore the development of
the maturing bolls. While the returns of the
condition since August. have been much be-
low an average, they have been higher
than those OF the corresponding months OF
the previous year and very % mn.avorasle =. sea- @
In September 81 agsinst60. 1he November
returns give the indicated total product in
comparison with the small crop OF 1871, and
the average made is about l6 per cent. In
crease, with an area In cultivation larger by
II to Is per cent. The greatest losses from
the prevalence of the army and boil worm are
found 10 Florida and Alabama. In Louisiana,
Mississippi and Georgia, local damage has
also been heavy. In Arkansas reduction OF
the yield was caused BY drought in July and
August. The comparison by States with
last years crop is as follows: North Caro-.
lima, l2I; South Carolina, 124; Georgia,
ll9; Florida, l02; Alabama, LII; Missis-
sippl, Lib; Louisiana, Ill; Texas. l26;
Arkansas, Jos; Tennessee, ITO. Missouri,
tVlfQlQtHx SliinO1S E6DQ@-OLuoI 0thtcs, .WuiCu,
togesheF. produced $4,000 bales in 1860. In
which cotton culture was stimulated s 10 sey; y
eral subsequent years. nov scarcely Yield 10
per cent. Of that amount. The total produc
tion as indicated by the returns Of the hrst
week In November is made nearly ,450, 600
bales. At that date apparently rs to 80 per
cent. Of the crop, or nearly ,0O0, 900 bales, re-
:malned to be picked aud subject to the vietssl.
tudes OF. the weather, which might decrease
the final. aggregate BY beating storms, or
slightly enlarge j. by fsyorsDs ABLE season tor
.crop. The Indicated product of fibre per
from ssSn sSaay Sal,s makes the
lima, ITS pounds; South Carolina, 1872; Georgia,
lsO; Florida, 125: Alabama. l70; Mississippi,
200; Louisiana, 2l6; Texasl 22O; Arkansas, 40;
lated from the returns Of 1872, is aa follows:
IL North oarolIna sonIh oni oarSns arS nos
Alabama, 1887 s72; MlssisAppi. 1,437.6Is;
Louisiana, s4O, ,2ls; Texas. sl4:2es; Arxansas,
693, ,572; Tennessee, 6l8,8 805. In calculating
the Indicated product, the average bale is es-
timated at 465 pounds. !.
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THE VIRGINIA SYNOD.
BALTIMORE. November %.

BALTIMORE, November %.
In the session Of the synod Of Virginia TO-
day.a report was submitted on Sunday-schools.
Rev. DR.. B. Smith, OF the Union Theological
Seminary, chairman of the COMMITTEES on sec
ular education, appointed at the last meeting
of the Synod, submitted an elaborate report
on the subject, accompanied Win resolutions
to the effect that IL ls the duty of the church
tn fonnd and coptroI educational Institutions
of ali grades. whenever such action is requlr-
ed for lhs full discharge OF Its spiritual lunc-
lions. Pending consideration OF the report
and resolutions q recess was taken. At the
afternoon session the subject Of sustentation
of the churches and salaries OF ministers was
considered. Z
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Hiarrisn.. Hiil

( LATIMEs.MAxoYaonT at, Tuesday October nth
.. D., assisted by Rev. Outtno Smith. Professor;
JAMES F.: BATIMER. OF DS.fdson College, n. O., to-
Miss SUE H. MAX0Y, OF Utlumbis, 8. U.
i GRIMEl-BR1GGs..-ou the 18th instant. by
Rev. w B. Elkina, Mr.. SAMUEL W. GRIMBs, of
Laurens, to Miss NANNIE ". BRIGGS, OF Newberry
County. -. * =
I OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES wlnnsboro,. !. 6. C.,
on tn. 18th November instant, ny Rev; W. 81.
Oamnbell. R E. ELLB0N, Jr., and Miss KATE
GAILLARD. II II. "a ~ 49, y :
= FARR-WINEBRENNER- Union. on Tues,
day. the 1elh ainstlnt, by Rev. A. A. James, Gap.
tain N. FAIR TO Miss MARY D. WINRBRRNNKR,
all Of Union County. ;fsslf Z
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JUSTICE PREVAILS.
Tx LEVY STOPPkD-
IHERLNa SURRKNDERs IT'S PLAM.
THssasthsrfng soIons-will tho sena-
=; torship bs Sold tothe Highest Bidder ?
THO spsaksrship OF the House, Sc.
U =.
[u.oriI rstsaR1x 10, rHE srws.l
ooIuxBIl, November "a.

s: O0LuNBIA, November "a.
The proceedings In ths courts with view
to stop he tax levy are q complete success.
Tie temporary lpjunot was yesterday, upon
ths:sppuca atiop Of MI. Chamberlain, made alb
solata: II. COMPARE olier Neagla, who at first
shSNsd 1ght and even went SO far as to en- n
pioytlo Hon. q: 3. Carpenter % endeayor to
sstthe injunction dissolved, has changed bis
.tact:cs; and I'D now M announces that he and his
snbofdinalea viii obey the mandates of the
oe
Theprpgralnme OF the new administration
issto haze 8 new tax bin, properly framed,
infTodncsd:gsr early in the session, and 1t ls
expsctad dihas; the leeA tax levy therein pro-
vldedi ioEwIll ordered about the middle of
December -
Thasenstorts1 riddle, at present, seems to
eSthis: Which has the most ready cash,
SoottsorS Paterson, There is rumor to-
niaaE Efast our ambitious Governor. has re-
osfpd fan Thousand dollars from Toledo,
ohi0s sbut patterson and hls friends are very
eunid aud evidently think that nobody
elsshas any chance: IS IS.
e6asraS 5Iss srla,n and Judge Wright are men.
a6nsd @ iSIsons qnltalrtera IS possible dldates
1 fostas snhtDrship. dr Chamberlain Is also
TAXED tns probsole successor Of Melton
ssysi q cisonisJ Judge: Mr. Youmana, It Is under
stoSd.iis aisos q oandi didatefor the soon-to-be-
vacant seshif
sns % bssettied that Lee, of Ed9eaeld,
al6s epssksrso tasH Honse. ssa SPITE.
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TIE RISE IN INSURANCE.

NEW YORK. November 22.
The Board of National Underwriters this
afternoon discussed the proposition that the
present tariff be increased thirty per cent. on
property in cities Of fifty thousand Inhabitants,
and fifty per cenr, on property In cities of
larger population. The board resolved to
charge an advance OF fifty per cent. on all
Mansard roofs, except those made OF fire.
proof articles, q.
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sPARKs FROM THE WIREs.

Grants official majority in the State Of
New York Is 66,895.
--rhe horse malady is reported steadily In.
oreasing In Wheeling and Memphis.
Francis Martin, Spaniard and q cigar
merchant, fatally shot his wife In New York
City yesterday. Martin was arrested. Both
parties moved In respectable society.
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"A young lady in Quebec who was sup.
posed to have died, recovered her conscious
enss while the undertaken was measuring her
for CONN. She called for something 70 eat,
ate q hearty eupI3er and recoYaked.
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THE WEATHER THIS DAY.
WAsHINeroN, November

WASHINGTON. November "a.
In the Gulf and South Atlantic States, Oh
Monday, there will be diminishing pressure;
isoutherly winds, and cloudy weather, with
light rains west of the lower Mississippi, ex-
tending eastward.
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NEW YoRK BANK STATEMENT.
NEW YORK, November 2s

NEW YORK, November 2s.
The bank statement shows q decrease In
loans Of ofthree-eighths OF a million; decrease in.
specie, one and q half millions; decrease In
legal-tenders. seven-eights of y million; de-
crease In depoeits, four and fve-eights ola
million. This shows q loss Of one and one
eighth million Of reserves. si-5s3 = s.sssS
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by James @. Ktng-Curious Parallel
with the Fisk-siokes Case-." Pretty
Waiter Girl" Saloons In New York
spasmodio Activity Of tho Police-The
Debut OF Miss Neilson-Forrest as q
Reader.
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aEsxazlanvs. . .4sp,' ! q ]. eoss1,p. d 81,
''fsso1s sogR HIaUIAn REpoRrER.l

81 ssiFo5 tfya caucus Is called for Monday
~ ry,c,nclr .Sfn facilitate the or
ssy ss.sss.s -
galtzaiaon ot she sWo ono.leoo. llals 80
sBrScfH0u sTuraers Petty and Artson, OF the
3s6sri stGn asinnns m arrived thi 81 evening.
- Ep,an,on wore
auu
aifeGdy eSHs $Hb feW OF tne ;ConserVauSo
iUijef9 havesyat arrived. Much Bolicitude
81 e .,,,ob,b,a etfit,,da IN the
81 - = :. =. a o,,
toT az 70 "
hshda fAat their thirty-one votes, II WELDED
yoHdly and shraWtlY. win have a very i'm
= t..u
I'M S;,Sf ia ssrIntv audItors and treasu.
sSsasSta sthau having failed 10 show
sybv:,ha: same should NOT
- siThas st,,l inp "a the order:
TSsonis5 GssniSIIiNs. RIoHIaND m COUNTY
sFssssss al ITHni iooMNoN PLEAS.
.Ths Ststs of south Carolina, er relatsons the
attcrnsy general, va '!s sne county auui'oi'
a.,s ~ ss,cv hnvinu baen granted
: 81 he M srsinst ths several defendants in the
a6oys sniitled cause, retnrnaele before me on
sthe go g1 november. lnsIals, ~ tug ogu,S snS
hsan ~ y served % on each OF
saSds sdefsndsnts by depositlng copy thereof
fha Columbia on tae lS.a saia no 70
ss4,6ssi Mnd : sy cow DIT 81 tns e. complaint sum.
mons md osder herein having been served on
each q ~ aePTIs1I SPpInmhis an tbs
ss, Ss AZ ds at dsvs OF November, instant, ad-
DRESSED dN0eaIh OF said defendants; and no
ca1se haying peen SHOWN oylne aelehuSnts, hainta,
osa1y M ins saS le ,hst the sa,d dessndants
tSs eSnnty anditors Of the several counties OF
tie eHtsts, theiragents, deputies and attorneys,
Hnd each Snd deyery OF snem, % en!9lneo a.aa ama
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-25
ANOZHER FEE M ABBEHILIE:
[spEcIlL T.IRaRAM TO rHR NEW

=. ABBEvHLE, g. o., November ~ II
The dwelling Of the Rev. b. T. Sloan; at
Frayslersville, was burned last Mig Moth
Ing saved. Loss $4,000. Noinsurance. Cause
of fire unknown. J. @ H.