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The St. Cloud journal., 1872-09-26
LATE HI W. .T1As.
Charles Sumner is>in Paris~


The value Of the property left byy;
tho late Jane, Gordsn Beunets Il es-
tim.ted It $4,000, ,ooo. 8 q
The heaviest item il ,hs regular
expenses ofth6 Government Is for pen
sions, but the money goes into the
pockets Of heroes.
Six hundred Mormon emigr,uts
from Europe passed through Chicago
on Friday. A number Of these. people
are from Norway, ~svsasa,s aaa Dsn--
mark, and tho ,othess sare English,
Welsh, and Scotch. vsz f7;3 81 u ,s,..s
,-Heidslbsrs was iilunisased on
the night Of the 9th Of aAsgust, aud
the glorious old ruin presented = gor-
geous sspeetaolss This - .ssaAy takes
plaes every ysars bat On sssssnt ef The
var has been ousitted sise>s1069..
The advance IN ths psiosf q coal
in England, Has caused u hstsapr 10
tho sxpssa,ses Of running ths Isaeashile
cotton mills to such an extent that il
has been decided to reduce tie number
cf hours Of labor ><..' % :: 's',%'' E'.'
"A large number Of wells in til.
oil regions have already stopped, and
it is expected that fow If aaay viii BE-
in operation 10 week moro. The oil
men seem determined to raise tho pries
OF kerosene.
Henry Sloan, = confidential clerk:
in = Hartford Conn .)b.nk. stole $4,000,
aud started for California. In Chicago
be vas aeeced Of $4,000 ,ky, gamblers,
and he is nov, awaiting =. regulation
from the Governor Of Conneeticat: -
There is : : strong league; il Now
York whose object j. a. saaaaxation Of
Canada to tho. United .Statea. The
annexation sentiment j. reported to- b.
steadily. gaining strength =: among
thoughtful people and ;;bu7ipess mso,
whose interests are pot promoted E BY
British alli.noe. =: os.sas sx Ysss s.a
There viii DO, three sesipses, ID
November this ysar, q d fohe~e: "a,
very small eslius ofsths mooasso the
night. ot tho. 18th, sviaibk ! - aanular
eclipse of:ths sun osaths. 20th, invissii::
bio in. -NorthsAmesiea and the total
aud permanent selise;> ;et. the Demo:
cratic party % the 9th, visibleste al
men, -. sa,aft ~ $s :.
Tho Princess Beatrice, ssly IN.
married dsughterssof sQuess ~Vietsria,
is soon 70 follow the example of her
sister, tho Princess Leuisa, and step
down from royalty to marry the Mar.
quis Of Stafford: He bslosgs to the
noble house Of Sutherland, and even
with tho difference Of rank is consider.
ed an advantageous sllianss for the
throne. - '~. s8,~i III
Tho grain crop Of the Paei6o
Slope is something unprecedented,
even for that land Of thoasand.foM re-
turns. The Central Pacific passes
through one field, il the 1ivermore
Valley, which covers $4,000: aeres, and
has yielded forty bushels. .of A, No. l
wheat to tho acre., The estimated
wheat crop Of the Livsrners and s.e
Joaquin Valley is between twelve and
fifteen million ,lbn.hels. Thi, .h.a Al
been gathered I'd and 4 ib.fs,sed. .fs,sed. Il .ie' ia
heap, along the rsilFpead avaitingst.an- :
poftatl0n:. ..ss u@x. ,,.; s,~2s,SsE J,
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From Engilssr Headquarters 81. :. =
z: 3. Co., at epunk Lake, September 9TH,
BAY MARE PONY,
bstweSn Ave aud six years cd, Fourteen
AAads AiGh, both hind fsst and loft fore
tsot white, su,an portion ofnsus removed
from the neck BY rubbing.
A liberal reward will b paid for the r..
turn Of the mare TO Spunk Luke, Or for
any infbrmation that will lead to recovery.
RUFUS DAV2NPORT,
llf Resident EDsiaeer, 81. Cloud.
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MIMN1soNTA ~ NEWS.

Mrs.. 9. 8. Zimmerman, Of Saint
Paul, ~ thrown from . bugsy o.
Thsrsd.y aad, almost instantly Killed..
She NJ afty.lvs years Of age. lisr
death j attribatsd to the shock and
fright, sheri.juries were very digit:
Pope county will hold it, first fir
At Glenvood on tho 9th and 26th iust.,
and Becker eoaaty it. lint taik n d.
troit On the I'd Of Ostobs..
II ars ID wiaoa. % sana.y .t.,.
inc. .dapagsd, Nous bakery. Mn. Ehls',
bo.Nsdl.x y loyas eed L. Bsas's saloon
Lon 81, 500 insurance, $780,:
a.a saa.anstd Bolton =. - caught
il ~, Enabling I'D of ! threshist ma:
chine 1t Q.iaoy on Tuesday, aud Injured
- badly that 'he died. 20 |
t--Ihss Dnlath Asssssotiss.n1s that
nearly 50, 600 Arsss Of land have bsss
seosa, 30 tss;sis' ssaljsdes, q Red
River Colsay. 2s*s IL sTsb S,'ae j, 81
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.' II i. assorted 1T Co., oe,,|p ii !ill
10 a. few days i take the stump fes Gree.
Icy. ........, ,.~,1> ..
The Republicans Of Cineipuati turn
ed cut 25,ooo: on Saturday night, 70
lear Ben. Butler, Gen. Loeao,. Cvluu,
bus Delane and others $50. 4 :s.>.> .:i,-
Some fifteen or twenty .Dsnoorat.
10 newsparers in tho Ststsz Of Georgia
are supporting O'Conor and Adams for
President and Vice President. . -
Tho Worcester Gazette *ssys: {:
"For = good, round, fally.dsvsloped
straw commend us to 'the;vote taken
at the reunion of the 36ta Massaehu-
sctts regiment Grant, 225; 5 Greeley,
q. -~ I"
9Sa
The States Of Indians Iowa, Ne
braska, Ohio and Pennsylvania, hold
their State elections On tho 9Th proximo,
aud the remaining States oion: the day
Of the Presidential election, November
5th. s-..c>.:: a. ~:4"7a S'
AT the last election in Maine The:
Democracy alone carried four st he
sixteen counties. This year, alidsd by
tho Liberal Republicans they lost every
ono Of them. Conlodrum.-At this
rate of increase how long will it taks,
for the combined forces 70 carry The
State 7-Toledo Blade. @"'<:s .,x..
Tho chairman 81 the Liberal r..
publican State oommitte sf Missouri 10
dngusted with his Democratic allies,
and say. if tho l.tter continue to ilast
on making only Democratic nominations
in localities where they have majorities,
he is 10 favor Of electing the Rsplbli-
can candidates j. 49, es<z y Ess>tt
The meanest and most malicious o I
all the Greeley lies Of The present ean-s
paigu is that which connects The name.
Of Henry Wilson With pesaniary,
bribe. One would thiuk that The fact
of man h.viag been for nearly twen..
ty years Senator Of the United 5tates.s
aud at the end of that timo being worth
10 money or property less than $40, ,00o,
vas pretty strong evidence Of clean
skirts on the bribery question. @.<. ~
;. Tho New York Herald holds the
Greeley State ticket ID. sovereign oon.
tempt; Tho nomination Of Ke,uatnlI
and Dspev, i s.y., twill damage, tho
cause Of the Liberal Republicans ID ID
New York more than.t ! hs los of 4, t~sh.
u Vsrmonts Or Maioss. Tksy 'hay,s
10 these noninatioas bslitl,d ,hsir
movement, and by 5 nixsa,s q ig.or.
aaos and n reeLl Llessnsss paved 10 w
for ths success of ths; rsgslar Repso.
lis.o St.ts ticket i, Noysnbs,, .hus
giving 5 great stAte g tbs Admiais.
tration vbioh they might h.vs posi-.
BY secured for their own s.ndidats to
The Presidency " 5. ,. s -
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Tn Mset.r c.. Neo., :. Greeley
paleF,, = = :: a.tiels advoessisg u.
Glal1s q 6s6. L. Beeksr for Congress
nJs: -':lt il les or provinss . say
eullt agniiajs 0saersl Aver,ll. He il
s pronpt aud snsrgstie business man,
md = sush commands the respect Of
an Who know bin = 4Ec5 I'd j y 5tszs7: -
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-easea Bssator james O'Brisa, Of
New 4ssk, IL come cut for Grant.
s1eSo h1sly ios o. 0Oeass. j !.
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TIN Rice County Journal iss new
paper started at Mortified BY G. A.
Whsatoa. We ave sorry the prospects
fss . leag ib for it ara not moro favor
ass it5foaas tho Greeley dag. II il
assil gettea Up 9apsr. .,z,.
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-TAe lesse a. the Lake Hunerior 4 Nj,

i. i Tho l.sss ofths Lake Superior 4 kias,
issippi Raad md its,bfapeh - the NortI-
srn PAsi6e Rsilread Cor npsnt,s ster :: :pssie4
Of 999 years. wys dittd, u ,ths 17tk iast.,.
~ thssnahcs of aesrsias ~ ,of Ss.ts. & 81 -
spondssods deous = Isl Ia,s.sal 4,
Revenue stanlA 81 !. %. 4, ssf32lt q.
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POLlTlCAL HOFES.

In Ais spsssh ss Pittsbarg % last
n,rsasy, Horaes Greeley used these
words. II dsussd that there shall b
sDs., ftss disss~tsn before tho ssuth-
On psspls. II, ass' IN honest, uoter-
riasd, unsonstraiasd vote, if they prove
thas the psopls Of tho South say they
want dislnisn, I WILL CONSENT TO IT. ."
What loyal n.u ia tho United States
wants . President who s1tertains such
ssntiussts % these Where would tho
var power bs il any emergency ln-
velvise The condition Of affairs dessrib-
Cd BY Mr.. Grselty1 7 If saved At oil,
the esuatry would have to be saved 10
spite Of the President, not with his
aid.
The Chicago Tribune made aud
nailtainsd the assertion that J. Rus.
esll Young had conveyed to President
0raat valuable tract of land near
Ch,osgs % . consideration for his ap.
poiutmsat - Minister 70 Belgium. It
BOW withdraw the charges entirely,
being satisfied that they were not true.
But it would take half . century to fol.
low up and disprove oil tho campaign
slaadsrs sst sdo.t BY the Greeleyites.
At the Democratic Liberal District
Convention held 1t Ou4tonna on Thurs
day, Ex-senator Mortos 8. Wilkinson
vas nominated for Congress. As that
District il good for At lesst six thous-
and majority for Mr.. Dunuell, Mr..
Wilkilsou's hsms business will not be
seriously intsrfelsd with BY Congress.
sional duties.
In Indians tho Straight Democrats
hold . State Convention on Thursday,
nominated A. P. Edgertsn for Gov.
srnor, With Z full State ticket. On
Friday they met 10 Illinois and
nominated State AID electoral ticket,
with Sidney Brisse for Governor.
The s.r.ight Democrats Of New York
ars to held convention at Albany on
ths 3oth Of Oetsber to noninste q
Stats ticket. The Str.ishts Of Con.
asetieut have placed in the field an cleo
tosal ticket. 4 largo body Of Demo.
sraas win vigorously protest against the
esle Of their party to dreeley.
Rrsl. Hsssaursek, Of Cincinnati, who
ssssuuy cane out. With . flourish Of
sssmpen for G'..ley, offered bis indu.
sss> - he Rspublioans for $50, 900,
esd sfsssv,sds for $4,000, but q 20
Wy LITTLE vAlus ~ sst Oh it bis offers
vess ass ssssidsrsd. Therefore, he
1sea1s . AsSesns,!
TIE ssossas q Cssl Shsrs, - Mis.
1aee = Spain, hssjsss bssu adjusted at
~ Dspsstosst as Washington, aud
tAs Hes. Senator falls short 81, ,013.9l.
0sio vim b sonusnssd to reeoves this
.A00eat.. :.
aasrsts Davis, Usited States Senator
fpso Ksstasky, died at Paris, KY,
- ruaed.y, aged ssvsnty.oss years.
Hsv . hsralsss old man, best ksown
IL hfs iptsruinably long speeehss in
~ ssaa.s.
:: Greeley IL nad-usd to profanity,
besasss Senator sanssr, after helping
ct hin ists trouble, hes run of and
1T lin b paddls around a. best he
en-. = Il eso bad, certainly.
Tks new ssaas lor Liberal Republi.
0ss IL "Asseoiats Democrats"
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For CoNaREssMAN.-Tte Repub-
lican party has put forward candidate
who after having been thoroughly tried,
has proved himself in scores Of import.
ant matters, to be a fast friend of the
people-particularly to the new settlers
oil over our frontier friend to all
legitimate enterprises, whether they be
railroads or other enterprises where
capital will be made to flow in and dis.
tribute itself among the people, Or in
any manner be Of general advantage to
tho people Of the State, and to the poo.
pie, Of his District ia par ticular he is
hard and earnest worker iu his official
duties, and seems continually to have
the best Interests Of the people At heart,
aud is unseifish to fault. THIS Is not
oil nor the most important facts tha,
can be stated in favor of General Aver
i'll; be is a mau Of unblcmished
character, possessing . mine of solid
worth, and has as much, if not more,
influence in Congress as any man that
ever represented Minnesota in that body,
We do not entertain the shadow OF q
doubt but that be will be returned Ia
Congress from this district, by IN over.
whelmiug majority, but yet 10 cannot
refrain from occasionally endorsing in
the warmest manner, Gen. John T.
Averill, the devoted friend of the peo.
pie, the man whose record is his re-
commentator !-Brainerd Tribune.
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1h total receipts Of the State fair,
hs9 % sssress, vsrs 1868 !; which
VII ujost.a .about sovss sxpeusss. , a =
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STRAYED.

S-
From tiS Subscriber living near Two
Rivers. In he Tswa Of Holding, a Friday,
osptsahsr 2otl, tws -
HO R % z q,
'eae : cream the ether small dark bay,
heavy ~, viii blsss In face. and two
white spots on baek rubbed BY the saddle.
a liberal reward viii bs given to any per-
sea whs viii return the property Or givs
NJ The necessary Information - to their
Whereabouts. JOS. FUGAT,
ll.Sw Two Rivers. Morrison Co., MINI.
AGENTS W!ANIIlE3lp.77 !! Az TEL ~: sSE 8?
D1hT10 PR1A1uMs. GRATIS. WITH
THE C1TIZEN AND ROUND TABLE
(nstablishsd 1857
4 nagaiaesat PAIR or OH1OMoS, "Tu DlPAls
vInt vInt" and s1.1v1N" of Tas LszsoA7. size 31h By
lI1< hon ~ on Paintings ol Thos. Brooks, London
drawn under the Immediate superintendencs Of and
ipri1tsd In ooaoss By ksssrs. Armstrong / Co., o.
Boston, ars the largest. most lntessstiag subjects
src worth at the lowest estimate, TWENTY DOL
only, are ssllinE rapidly at Fifteen Dollars. Send s
Sample oopie: 9f PsRsr P sed r.tss to agents ftse:
No. ~ Bsskmaa Street (P. o. Box 67e4) New York
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: A ADs1lazr1vI Observation-Disclosures rwhese
ifAess ass eleadsd y ssupsraeials saiseoler..-
aoas, sad Hhs hsys resolved to " H.eaa'l
Alasaolis Balm - : reasdy. have 10 idvs
efths welcome ssrpiiss th.y vili r,osiv.
from their nirrers sftsr fsw,4 .lIplp,iesaio.s
Of that hes'thfal psrthsr sfths sohpisxioa.
list al sxsitabls. they will s.r,sus with
rseturs on beholding ths. change ;svh.ths,sFs 4 r
The bleniah y i desired toreneve b, III.
!ovn'''' 'ta'!' btale'!t''he.. pinples. freskls., rough
ness, or an unnatural pailor, i /, bound 81 i to.
disappear under ths ttonio operation, 81 I'll.
wonderful agent. 70 5isy thst tho 6lsmish
.dl'eppsars' does net ssesnvsy any ia.. Of
tAe effect prodassd ~ this celebrated b,aIut-s d :
tih'1, The suce!shtly tiase, whether. .,dit-
1eeea ever The y whole eanet etssseae sr ID =
spots, q patches, = replaced 81 ! n.itorn.
ps.rly b'eon. . vkisf 10 sd.ss sd.sstlptdiisaSi =,
u justjee.sss s.ss ~ ~ sss&f e9ssl
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--The White C0lIaR. 0l000o1 3. 3. ~
,iilv.s saiifss1sd Il '1h.,.r,a.y !. 1.<s,.,
sailss bsls~e1iskzk aLsls @soeeo; Il,
nredfsc$4o,oeoss kstL=s 1asts It sa :,
|. Tho csssSsii5as lsld s. az stit.sa}
RsplbHsi.t NJ D,.tIetaae Il IaalS1 1esk,
Arkaases, i sajsss.sAs vstAsut s1sssisg .
coalition sf fexp~sse ~ DeoeersGs xs.ld
sot es!ee y the aErsssansate ,1.daby tAs
Liberals. 80. 49,. 81 ,
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NEW ADHEk71sEKENTE.

AGENTS WANTED.
Tho Haster Spirits Of the World,
AND &Es5
Tho Treasure House Of America.
THE 0REAT BOOK OF THE YEAR.
Agents report sslsa Of n to 100 copies in . few
hours or days. Prospectus Free. Addrna -
j. w. GOOOSPEnD,
New York, Chicago. Cincinnati, st. Louis N Orleans
The St. Cloud journal., 1872-09-26

D0you srs ~ invited - cone md sx-
anfas Tor yeurssh, aad yeu win and -
always Sssdy e watt . yes, and net tee
pro.d = sAsw - 3esds, whetAsf yssb ~
g. HAF J1kllUl,1nxz Y i j ! - 90.
Chisses Clstkiss HI
The St. Cloud journal., 1872-09-26
RnPuDLICAU oOUN cY CONVENTION.

Per Member Of Consrsss, Third District
GEN. j. Il. AVERILL.
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Farm hr sale:

faeeery 4th Street, East side. Wareroom
/: - 9 Centre Block ~. v14n48
The St. Cloud journal., 1872-09-26

ANVnN4 y hVEA411Vh'
Having leased this we'll known s1d popular
Saloon and Restaurant
lweuld bs pleased 70 have . ssll from ny
hissds. viii kesp ea.haad It sll times the
Wines, Liquors and Cigars,
Ale, Lager, &c., sc.
/ Good Billiard Tables.
y - ?. VINCENT.
81. Cloud, April ~ 1911. v1as4
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80 severe gale as that which has mat
visited the North of England has not
oeen' known for years. We read With
amazement of people blown down in the
streets, and thin objects like iron lamn-
posts prostrated by the storm. or oonrae
where such unusual tokens of terr;f}c
commotion as these are renorted wa
must expect to hear of shipwreok. soI;d
structures demolished, and great de.
struotion of property.
The committee OF the French A.oor,
bly, charged with the consideration ~
the electoral law have decided to recon-
mend that every man twenty-five wears
Old De not only allowed but conpeued 70
vote: IL compulsory voting had been
the law at our late Presidential election.
its result might have been different.
AN OLD MAN.-Tne Orisfield (m6.i
Leader declares that Elijah Somers. a
co!ored man, living near that town. ia
LID years old, and that, though he can.
not boast OF having voted for all the
fres1dents, yet he can out swear. ont
'arlnk and out walk many who have lived
to scarcely half his age.
The Galveston Neus remarks that
when prominent American dies the
nrst thing we resolve to do is to build
him monument, and the next thing
We don't. How is that memorial relio of
tho past. the Washington Monument.
getting alonga -
Either the Mexicans are getting over
their chronic turbulence or President
Tejada rivala M. Theirs In keepi,iS nniier
control turbulent elements. 3rastsr
tranquility has prevailed in MdxiSo
since tho death of Juarez than hsg haen
known there before for many years.
They have good way Of deeriad;nnp
ungallant lovers in Huntington. :I0nS
Island: One who was rejected by lad7
started some base reports about her
The infnriated citizens tarred and faa.
thered him aad sent him howline from
the town.
The largest turkey ever brought into
Hesten was received from Rhode Island.
1t weighs thitty-six pounds and haIf'
Two other turkeys from the same State
weigh together forty-eight pounds, and
anosher twenty pountls-making weight
OF 1o41 pounds for four turkeys.
Rev. w. w. Hicks retires from the
Macon Enterprise, preparatory to taking
charge OF st. Johns Methodist Church'
IN Augusta, next Sunday.
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A Bay City girls overskirt slipped
down provokingly low, as she stood on
the ferryboat, and exposed file of the
East Saginaw Enterprise. Tint journal
ls usually "behind." but to have its
whole file in that fix looks very unlike
MISUNDERSTANDING Times.
Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe is reading
extracts from her own works to .'pnusli.
oily we'll filed houses" in New York.
young Louisville priest 50 eaks fluent.
~ twenty languages and reads twenty.
five.
The barn and stables OF Mr.. /. M.
Powell. of Fair Bluff, were DESTROYED by
fire CT Wednesday night,
Capt. Joel A. Schrock, of Kershaw,
died last week.
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TERRIBLE TRAGEDY AT CHArrANooo4
Saturday afternoon, about s o'clock. %
Is. Colwell, prominent citizen of Chat
tanooga, was fatally stabbed by a des-
perado, named Jim Jackson, who, meet.
ing him near the rolling mill inv the
above city, executed his wrath without
propagation only reason Inducing
the hendish act being differences of
opinion concerning pay due for rafting
logs. After stabbing ColweIl in fhe
lungs. abdomen and side. Jackson cross.
ca the river, and returning armed. pro
cceded up Market street, where tbree
coiored policemen-J. Fl. Carver. Geo
white and Sandy Templeton-attem . pt.
Cd to arrest him. Each we're fred at and
shot by the desperate fugitive. Carver
was mortally wounded, and at last ac. e
counts no hopes of his recovery were
entertained. White received only a
flesh wound in the abdomen, the bali
not penetrating the cavity, and Temple
ton was shot in the calf of the leo
When last heard from Colwell was not
expected to survive his wounda The
policemen fred several shots. one or
more of which, it is thought. strncL
jackson, who. jumping into a canoe.
padded out into the steam and aoon
was beyond arrest. ~
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WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.
WEEKLY BY THE BOARD OF TRADE

APPLES, t!Du.l 5OQb2 rs
DAddIEd, ..l7@lS
BARLEY. Il GO
BALE ROPE, Ma. 22@24
N.Y.orWest}ib 7@1O
BUTTER, North. 35@4O
Country, u lb. .2G@95
BACON. Hams. 17@l9
Sides, B b. .10012
Shoulders. .7a0I0
CANDLES, Spcrm40@50
Adalnantin c fb17@20
CoTToN YARN1 40@l so
COTTON, Stct NJ, .17S
Middling.. II
Low Midl'g, .1Gl
Good ordny,.....16
Ordinary. .15l
OHEES - T.. u. Id. ZUQo3U
Factory. .15020
COFFEE, Rio, ,|b22025
Laguayra .25@30
Java .33035
FLoUh, Co. 800@ll 90
Northern .800@12 90
GnAM, Corn. 90 al 90
Wheat q 0O@2 ~
OATS. -. .68090
Peas .....1 1901 rs
Hay, North, 2 25@2 80
HIDEs,Dry, Bb130l7
dreon ar
LARD, B Ii .11@14
LIME, ID bbl.2 2502 40
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MoLAssEs, ,Cuua ,4o1soU
Now Orl'ns 72ROO
Sugar H'se.. 35G4O
NAILs,B keg G 00@7 90
ONIONS. % bu 2 5O0e3 90
OIL, Kerosene, 35045
Machinery. .75@l 90
SPECIE, Gold 0b11l
Silver..... al O5
PoTAT's, Iris2 0O@2 40
Sweet, bus / 25@e1 so
HYE. Il so
RICE, Carolina ID 8310
SHOT, jabag. 275@9 90
SALT, Liverp.1 90@2 90
SOAP, Bb, SOLO
SPIRITS, Alcohol, ,gl5 20
Brandy a 00012 90
0iu ..l 6U(DG W
Kun. C0@7 90
Whiskey.. Il $500 90
SUGAR, Crus&P. 14@15
Brown. ..11AM19
STARCH, % b.. 5000
TEA, Greon ibl00@2 90
Black, ....1 0001 10
TOBACCO, Chw.4501 90
Smoking ,ib.. 50@1 90
VINEGAR, Wine, $4,000
French. al 90
WINE, Cham. .29@31
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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-12-14

Ho! FOR KANsAs.-A party consisting
OF i've or ak families left Troy, on Fri.
day mornings train, bound for Kansas.
where they propose to settle. AGENTS
from that State and Texas are busy get
ting up parties from Pike. Dale, Coffee.
Geneva and surrounding Counties, and a
vast stream of. emigration will soon pour
Itself in Westward direction. The
party that left on Friday was from Pike
County, and is said to be composed of
most excellent people, whose departure
IL loss to the neighborhood in which
they have resided. = Columbus SIN.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-12-14

TIE PRoPosED PRESBYTERIAN GENE.
RAJ CouNch.-We are glad to notice.
lsays the Macon, Ga. Telegraph J chat
the celebration Of the ter centenary OF
John Knox has given birth to one really
sa1Is salpa6is s.n suggestion. i is that. on as
as shall hereafter be agreed upon. thars
shall be held grand General Council of
Il, the Presbyterien Churches throughout
me word. 1t is most sensible sngges.
ton. and one which cannot fail to meet
with general acceptance. It is stated
that Presbyterianism can boast of 20, 600
eso3ndggroeggat3ons. 9 dgo ggna and a population Of
81, 600. 900. Lutheran, and other kin
dred bodies included, the total swelis to
5?,OOO.0Oo. Disunion has long been a
disgrace to the Protestant section OF
Chrletendom. Such council could
hardly fail to have healing and other
wise beneficial Influence. Union is
strength and beauty as well. We wish
the project all manner of success. r.
would be one Of the grandest ecolesiasti.
col gatherings the world has ever known.