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THE, CHARLESTON NEWS: MONDAY. JANUARY Is. 1872

oommins. W Chaiee CO, Crane, Boylston 90,
L Cohen CO. O Clacius. TN Cater. Uoartney
Dowie. Noise l. Davis. n Drake, W G Forsy the.
Daly, Forsythe, McComb q co, Graveley, John
Gray, Furchgott, Benedict & 60, Fogartie,s BooA
q Grayer L co, III b -GarfunkleyN N Hunt,y
Hien, F Houston, Hoffman, Pat Healy, Pat
Lawless, Jeffords IL CO, Johnston, crews 60,
Klatte & CO. Klnsman Howell, Chas kerrsoa'
KnGk Wickenoerg GO, KsnspaqT1 ana Toste eoTa p1
Lucas, q Lopez, " Meyer, g Minor Z co, e.
c Mayo, Mantoue co, S Marshall CO. . mis-
sel MeLoy Rice. Mottes Eqs5et N CO. 9'Seif sRGI
Sons. D NELL, Ostendorf & co. Poppen,
helm, n NJ Porter, PEABODY, Jas Prlngle W
Padlon, P Poretto, r Read. DR. Kaoul SouIitI I
ern Express CO, Stesens' werner a siegI,nr. s IR
Tnomson l. co, A L Tyler, Thomson. Taylor
a co. Travis, " Cferhardt, voLeis ~ -
wittschen, " Williams c. Goaswei1 CoI WIN
Ludlow, " q Welch, Miss Hampton, n II ore"o'
ter, " JYates, and others; rorte.
Yacht Francenia, Reed, Boston and way portsi
last from wilmington q Soupa Pa,sssa via JACK
sonvle, FernandiDa anc savannah ~ Dags
sea is and cotton, mdse and sundries; 10 kave1'
eli & co. Cameron, Barley GO, ~ LaWtoa .a cE q
h Lowndes, Southern Express co, Pjnckney BROS,
Reeder Davis, W Williams d Son, r Morllo,
TX Ancrum o E Wieters, L McClenahan, Bar
den Parker, Bede Witte Btos d reiLsls otnsrS oo
gers q co, Sres, Railroad Agent ana otuers'
IN THE OFFING.
A. ship and bark unknown.
CLEARED SATURDAY.
Steamship James Adger, Lockwood, New forK
Steamship team % Falcon, Haynie. Baltimore-P c
schr Eve.man, Corson, Philadelphia via
Jacksonville-H Baker d co: .. ,ooa
Schr W Abbott, Ludlam, JacSsonVllle, 70 ioaa
for Phi Phladephia-Street Bros co:
schr A Holman, Hoffman, Philadelphia Viz
Jacksonville-H i Baker co.
SAILED SATURDAY.
Steamship Falcon, Haynie, Baltimore.
Spanish bark ElVira, Capo, barcelona.
British brig Sussex, West, Nor1olE.
Brig Georgie Swan, Georgetown. G.
Schr FloreLce Rodgers. Shepherd, Morehead
City, NC.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamship James Adger, Lockwood, New York.
Schr B Everrnan, Corson, JacksonVile.
Schr W Abbott, Ludlam, JACKSONVILLE.
FROM THIS PORT.
schr Louise Crockett, Flanders, at Georgetown,
Schr Bowdoin, Randall, at Georgetown, O,
January 5.
Steamship Virginia. Hinckley, at Philadelphia,
January IL. n,,.,, ,,,,
'scnr 1 N Reed, steelman, at Philadelphia,
Janusry IL. ,,,.,,,ore ,,.h
January. SAILED <oR THIS PORT.
snenish bark s de Lanezada, Gelats, from
Spanish big Toro, Maymu, from st Jago de
Cuba, December %.
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, January Is No sales reported
iu spirits turpentine or c:ude iurpentine.
RosIN.-Saies OF 432 bbls ut 81 10 for No 2, 81 2s
for extra No 2 So for No I, and 81 50a8 for pale.
TAR-Sales Of 8 bhls at 81 % per DOL.
CorTON.-Sales Of Is bales at 2lc per ID.
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SGrlCG UluulIbk ..ss.s.s'ss
R1cr-This grain was at steady rates, with
moderate transactions. sa,es about 100 tierces OF
iclsan Carolina, say 50 at7K, 20 at X, l6 at 7H'
II on private terms.-We quote common TO fair
at ex@7x. good 7x@sc. z ~
NAVAL STORES. There were no sales reported.
FRs1asrs-To Liverpool, by steam direct, nomi'
nal on upIands, nominal on sea Islands; via New
York. xd on uplsnds, Id on sea islands; by sail.
x@,.1ed on uplauds, on sea Islands nominal. To
Hayrs lc On uplands. coaasgise- New York by
steam Nc on uplands and 1c on sea islands; 81 2
fierce IN rice; by sail ,fc.on cotton; q tierce
an rice: 4oc p barrel on rosln; $7@S p on lum'
ber; ss@lo p NJ on timber. To Boston, BY SAIL
70 q rs on upland cotton. To Providence, BY
;1afi IS p N on boards, sc q b on cotton; oy
steam 81 a bale on New York rates. TO Phila-
selphis, by steam ,Ic Z, ib on upands; by san, 81
. N on boards; 50 on timber; IS per ton on clay,
and ssass, 90 on phosphateS. To Baltimore, BY.
steam Xc p ID by sail, So 5o@7 2 on boards;
ss@s25 Rton on phosphate rock: Vessels are In
demand by our merchants to take elumoer freishts
nom Georgetown, 8. O., Darlen and satills River,
Ca, and Jacksonville, Fla, to Northern ports,
and $Io012 2 N are the rates on Lumber and
boards. .eG y
EIoHANas.-Sterling 80 day bills 17H.
DOMESTIC ,ExcHiSaY.-he banks are pur-
chasing sight checks at * on, ana sell at par.
GoLD.-sX@sK. g.. ~ . 80.
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New York Naval Stores Market.

From the Journal OF Commerce. Friday January
1e Spirits turpenti is steadily held at 67hc; the
demand is very light. limited to small parcels; ls1
bbls sold at 67Hc. Rosins--the market IS moue,
rately active at unchanged prices. Sales are 100
bbls common at 81 IS, 400 bbls do at 81 90, IN
yard, 500 bbls strained at 81 so and SEQ 6os good
strained and low No 2 at s. 90. The quotations 2o
are 81 so for strained IS 1oa5 40 lor NO 20 ooa
ira a. pale, G the latter price for small lots windoy
glass. Tar Is lower, with moderate demsaG 81 o.
Sales are reported Of 100 bols Wilmington at IS ~
I. Q. b., and $50 bbls Washington at IS lZhaS 10
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Columbus Cotton Market.

COLUMBUS, January 12-O0TToN.-To.dayo our
market opened at 1OHaloXo, improved as encour'
aging advicea came, and closed excited after the
P. n. dispatches, when 2oHc were asked for
middlings. After that hour the offerings were
withdrawn; sales Col bales; market closed excited
and irregular Of about the following figures: Or.
dinary Tx; good ordinary 10; low middiings
1sXs2); middlings COX. sales Of the week 1891
bales. Weeks receipts- 1920 bales, against 1:S'
the p;ev,ous week, and 3ol5 the corresponding
wreck last season. Shipments 1875 bales. {
Stock on hand August 81, ls7l....... 1,5bq
Received past week. ,5Z9
Rsceiyed previously 900 032- 80, ,552
Total. ................... 2,lO2
Shipped past week. S1S
Shipped previously. .....a .'2o'SiS- 1--WE
Stock January II, 1872.
On the week the stock has Increased las.
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new york Rice Market.

From the Journal OF Commerce, Friday, Saaua; B.
ry l2: The market is in the seleIs lavod' nr aMu
di,ion Of af1airs in the South appears 10 oe the
only reason for the change. we quote CaroHna
at SxasXc; Rangoon at 6Ea7c, and Pstna az
re Sales 90 tierces Carolina; o2o Dags hangoon'
"a no on Palma. ..
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MARINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
LIVERPOOL, January 13-Noon.-Arrived, bark
Vlnco, from Charleston.
NEW YORK. January 1s.-ArriVed steamship
Virgo, from Savannah.
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Salpplns.
RACIElO MAIL STEAMSHIP OUHPY'S
THROUGH LINE 70
dALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN.
FARES GREATLY REDUCED

FARES GREATLY REDUCED.
Steamers OF tho above luleleave Pier xSsE@A
40. a.. North River. foot OF Uanai saRG
street, New York, ct II O'Clock noon, OF the letf
and Sotn OF every month Except when these
tstes fall on Sunday, then the Saturday preoed
All departures connect ut Panama wlta Gteam
,rs for South Pacific and UeGtra! American rorts.
departure Of 18th touches at Kingston. Jamaica.
For Japan and China, steamers leave San Fran
.isco rst or every month, except when 1t falls on
sunday; then en- the day preceding.
No California steamers touch al Havana, bat
90 direct from New York to Aspinwall.
One hundred pounds baggaGefree to each eduit,
Medicine and attendance free
For Passage Tickets or other Information spEy
It tho OOMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, on the
wharf foot of Canal street, North River, New
York. F. Z. BABY, Agent
jaly2e-lyr
E,oR LIVERPOOL, VIA QUEENSTOWN.
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES NAILS.
THE LIVERPOOL AND GREAT WESTERN
efFak srEAN COMPANY AE4
WIN dispa atch one of their nrst.clasH, full power
Iron Screw steamships from "
! PIEB No. 4s N. R., EVERY WEDNESDAY,
: y h;$s g. AZ FOLLOWS: -
IDAHO, Capt PRICE. E........""Jan. 10, at -
Uabin Passage $50, gold.
Steerage Passage i0flce No. 20 Broadway $40,
currency.
For Freight or Cabin Passage, apply to
=. = WILLIAMS d 'GUION,
.-. :. No. SO Wall street, n. Y.
B,-Through Bills Ladng to Liverpool issued
~ the Charleston and New York Steamers, which
make close connection with the above line.
For particulars and rate of Freight apply to
JAMES ADGER d CO.,
WAGNER, HUGER d CO.,
may6 Or WM. A. COURTENAY.
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s Alternative, Tonic and Diuretic, and acts sat..
one and the same time upon the BLOOD, LI18S
pellIng all impure matter aud building up the
system to healthy, vigorous condition
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PRIGE-$25 CASH, WITH USUAL ADVANCE FOR
TINE.

This article is prepared under the superintend.
ence OF Dr. ST. JULIAN RAVENEL, expressly for
Composing with Cotton Seed. IL. - |!
1t was introduced by this Company two years
ago, and ts use has fully attcsted It's value. 200
to $50 pounds OF this article per acre, properly
composted with the same weight OF cotton seed,
furnishes the planter with Fertilizer OF the high
est excellence Mt the smallest cost. a Compost
prepared with this article, as by printed direc-
lions furnished, contains all the elements OF fer.
tlty that can enter into First O!ass Fertilizer,
while It's economy must commend its liberal use
to planters. For supplies and printed directions,
for Composing, apply to J. N. ROBSON,
Agent Pacific Guano Company,
Nos. 6s East Bay and and Atlantic Wharf,
Charleston, s. u.
JNo. s. REESE i CO., General Agents.
nov27-3mosD&C
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ROSADALIS

Is SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. MsH
DOWIE, NOISE Il DAVIS, J Wholesale ~
DR.. 81. BAER. Charleston
mar8-1v
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Kdilfna1s. .
.l-..o.,-sl...Iy---
CAROLINA RAILROAD
7E@M1EEE RaR

CHARLESTON, $. e.. December %, 1871.
rer Trains on the South Carolina Railroad Will
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ROSADAIdS,

endorsed by Rev. DABNEY BALL, now Of Mary.
and Conference, formerly Chaplain in the Con.
tederate Army OF Northern Virginia.
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Dr.. q. WILSON CARR, ofBaltmore.
Dr. I. @. PUQH, Of Baltimore.
Dr. THOS. ]. BOYKIN, or Baltimore.
Dr. A. DURGAN. OF Tarboro', N. O.
Dr. J. 8. SPARKS, OF Nicholasvile, KY.
DR.. A. F. WHEELER, OF Lima, Ohio.
lr. W. HOLLOWAY. OF Philadelphia.
DR.. ]. L. NcUARTHA, OF South Carolina.
and many others. See ROSADALIS ALMANAC
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rhe Charleston Cotton, Rice and Navai
Stores Market.

OrP1uE CHARLESTON Nsws.
"Es SATURDAY EvBNINa, January 13 1872.
corroE.-There was quite an excited market
for this staple early In the day, prices advancing
irre9ularly X to Nc. and even \ to 1c p 10 IN
some cases, but on receipt OF unfavoraole New
York kilograms the demand, to great extent
ceased. and no Important transactions after
wards took place, the article closing quiet. Sales
about 800 bales, say at IS, at lsx. IL at 10, II
at 1sk, 10 a. lsx, 40 at 1s, 50 at 20 II at 2o<,
at cox, 90 at 2ox, IS at 2o 2ss at 81, at slk IL
at 21x, 10 at NIX, 4s at q. We quote:
80 -:-g.- . LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to good ordnary......d g2Ox
Low mtddng. .............Iohgzo&
MidhEng ......M gN
Strict middltEg .....zl2 2fV-
:; ,,,,,, ,,,rs,n waa Of steady rates, with
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Career of o Fast Woman.

a BOSTON RIVAL To mis- MAglFIELD-A FOSn
HUsBAND AND A FAD WIFE-ELOPEMEST-RE-
TURN or THE PEoDIG8I-TuE FOND HUSBAND
RtsKRUPrsD.
Boston has rival 10 Misa Mansfield, Of Flax
Stokec fame, in the person # the woman who,
Tot gTeSt while sgo, eopeI with young ac-
tor Ecrots tue wkter Reference 10 the woman
in question ms been suggested ty the appear
ance Of name resently published ia the list of
bankruptcies, being n0 iloce nor less than the
husband o: the woman The man is old now,
and years ago he wss in ztfigCat circumstances,
but be became " struck" with one Of the cory
phe5s az one Of our fashionable theatres She
vas young CIR, snd VAs one cf those who,
while seeing her part on toe stage in spectacular
play, hung her light garments 1t half-mSst out
of TeErcct 90 heT dcqa..ei modeaiy. Her figure
Fss !6uli,ets enc, AMI her iace wfs st hand
zone 80 fsae could be The COW bankrupt, pen
r.es- mln, FROM among long rs; II admirers,
both y1uag scc olj, captured and married this
poor hat beautiful c1ryphse AL syrea, his purse
ogiEg the locces. But Ma and December did
rCt ic.l happy long N each others company
MAY foud Of yOurg company, especially Of
mcl tie theatrical profession, and ;his fond
uts' ,feEed into open warfare IN the house Of
December. The S sits Of certain (noS dceeas-
ol) young aotor were forbidden. but as love
laughs 40 .olggli,ls an rosry-hsalei msn with
charming wieE, the yo19g wicked woman de-
pared fer 1rT a1i and v,s nsflisd TO the an
tndatte 'ou of 4-e-p;i. But she soon got
ur,1 81. kiu, sbd rc-grucl 30 ler rehtfCl hus-
osal ia tle dub. Bs opened wide his srm,,
sai ta' seccai uoa .ls things -.n along as ui-ely
as though netting bad hspreael Dut nov
comes the " ,ij, Ola story She nut on s mgl-
de- Of airs nd H1ur-aLgt ,rItr al i-r-
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SENEis1L NEWS.

T.altorue ,ha claimant rtill Continues h,s til
umphSut csrte: through England The other
day be waited Southampton, where he W2s re-
ce7Cd With music and cheering, se7ensdei ty Z
h14ss band sying tunes sppr priste to trium-
phs! entries, snt haA!ly haying been placei
IN 3 csrrizge drawn by four gray horsss, jock
eyed by riders in fancy costume, he wss con
yeyci IL s,ste 10 his hotel We are told that
the people filed the halconies and windows, and
crowded for the privilege Of touching hsnds
with him. /. sppesrs that there is = regular
Claimants livery, and his BODY guard sre dec
Grated with roseites. lie has also a Newspaper
entirely devoted 20 Ais interests, called the Iich-
borne Gszstte
Prot. AglHliz has rendered fall report to
the superintendent OF the COST survey Of his
geological feseercaes with the H,sser expedition
Up 20 June ]. He fnis abundant confirmation
OF his glacial theories, and has made many coa
tubut.ons to uaiural history. He found the
Southern coast Of Patagonia an interesting
staly, snd fund there. among other beds,
particularly well marked bank almost entirely
composed Of numbers of Scutells, with a single
perioration in the postsrior iuterambul.crAl
are.
Scarcely one acre Of broom corn is now
rai;ei in the meadows Of Northampton Hatfield
and Haley, Massachusetts, where there used TO
be fifty. Broom corn sella for only six cents
pound, tobacco for twenty-five, and it costs
ne.riy as much to rAise the one 1s it doea the
other.
While rsiroed brakeman stepped OF bic
train on the Hudson River railroad to do little
courting, the house where his love lived was
quarEn;ined for snIll pox. and he wss still
prisoner at last accOunts As he and she had
both been vaocinsted, this was tolera5ly sgresa-
be to the situsiion.
William lEttingby Of Fcrrisusnt, No. wss
supposep to have died in the early part of April
of cerebro-spinsl meningitis. The hssh OF the
corpse vas found TO be soft, however. sni burial
was deferred, and though Consciousness never
returned the man lived in 8 com.tose state, sup
ported by artificial stimulants, for sixty-two
days.
woman named BeArdshesr, living near Dsy-
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A.a'ka eosers ad'. 90. 500 scres
FioTiia hasa'; daily newspaper
lie hook trade is DULL
Chicago is sIlieitel with oz.,.
Es9als iorse dot5s On slursze meat.
II I-@s -su-yesr Ga weighs ! 10 pounds
Iere Hau;e dog h.s teen SPREADING the
smallpox e1ieusively.
The '' Cherry eripe'' hes superseded the :. Gu
c1nter coke "a Virginia
TIE nav Chicago buildings # the usWspspers
vii 0e q -sail atr-ctrre,
The Cincinnati fountains frequently become
cess5t with Jle river mud.
Fifty acres Of Fairmouut pArk arc to be set
apsrt ior 0losi-tl s.rica-
lse New York prAa-eueu promise to turn
out tx th5cssnl strong July liza.
Three Per cent Of tie negro vo.e constitute,
the b4iauceoi power in Alabana
A Detroit sousa struck by Lightning shouted
t5r ;he police.
The Indian Commissioners purchased At New
i''A I-'''l' yards Of Dolly Warden prints.
The Western bounty ou p5,s,o-bug soalpsi is
one cert per dozen
" BAstiag bovine IN irs to,s.ity,' means
rols, o. in l.Ua
4 sx-yes--9.i Wisconsin ' rough 5sliber-
a;e.y ari ts,s.iy shot G companion Nith .re-
v0.ye-.
a a as'es'an vel a. C-lif-snis spouts srscLled
ciHeiaald is DE L,s'ta'ss, Of all the large
Eoii sialis s-e ver,h fifteen doIlar. piece
i1 Illinois
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ton, o., while carrying in an armful Of wood,
the other day, was bitten on the leg by what she
supposed TO have been rattlesnske. After
drinkinga large drsught OF pure alcohol in lieu
ci whisky, and nearly dying Of fright, it was
discovered that her Asssilant wss piece Of bar
rel hoop. She recovered.
A fve-year old son Of William c. Cofse, get
ting tho near ecpard's cage in the menagerie
at Central Park, the beast. rendered irritable by
the intense heat, buried bis claws in the boys
face. The chi,d's shrieks mxde the crowd think
that some OF the beasts hsd broken loose, and
Wild panic ensued. The boy was rescued, with
hit fa-e badly lacerated.
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ra --tE-sE, s.1tierr, "t-r' ICEculSs
'rn lH-.as s--,-1'-t .Ii-ss LaIEtsa r1
5lIz' e soHfSAI.S s1rs az 1lE-Is
f' ta Disriss1-- c.sv1srl.r-
G az 70 -.s.ss-... O.. rli, nts walsh
s-..rrt .t rr.-. 81 rha-.. f.rt.e re-1s7i..-
t..-u5 bt-ae-t. .-.zr .-a.s -,.-e -se Dem
-.f. Is.le-- I- e. 1.s.v.rf-- ~ litt Horace
,s.. l- % tt,.- tsrfv ssi-, .s-. i..l.-e f- tte
l..s...-- Iu r...te- O.. li.t veal. aaat
a...-e ,tl' Dc. ..acr.." R.reaH..- C-arearia1 et
A.se-ar .e..u tis C.-e Gns-i i.-q.-eat Nir
G-,,.sr ia c1ale-.s.e v..a democrat 10
this ,-ste. v.4.a ve Know v.ta sic sit,e,t Of the
Pf...'.-.~. -Lst ler. .s-s- vss luat.r- fora
e.rs.r.-., o- d.-.s. lei -.a.t.eaa c.riiI.te
vls,. t-a ..-i,la q ..s rl.-- vaa,I inisrsc;
a-4 Nr. q ee.s7 r-fa. .5 .-s.... it p. .aiasfal
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a HALE Million ACRE FAnER.-Mr.
Charles Nordhof describes one Of the in.-
mense ranches OF southern California thus:

y HALf MILLION ACRE LARMER.-l-r
Charles Nordhof describes one Of the in.-
mense ranches southern California thus:
~ tie Alabama settlement number Of
southern families have bought % ,lrga and
fine tract Of land, much Of whici tley have
put into wheat. iEcir crops look well: and
| believe they are well p,cs1y. ~.-l tHer
location, finding the country irsl-hr. the
soil rich, and their Tr - cc-s tAi- ycar -.oi
lhey came here in the milsrat tse slcat
drought, and lost two crops; hut they had
means to support themsclyls. ana now will
Do well. It struck me that they Lad made
the common mistake Of getting too much
land; and believe those farmers are correct
who assert that in this valley men will make
more money on li0 Or 200 acres than on
> 2.000 Or 5000. But overybod must. I
suppose, find out such things fox himself
Trees have made fine growth in the Ala
bama settlement; the orange, ! was told.
grows thereof course it does NOT yet bear
and no d0ub. the olive. walnut and per
hays the almond would well with irrica
ton From the end of Q track the Nisal;a
stage route leads acrcss firebau-h's Is ferry.
and at that point remained 90 zee some
thing OF a life quite different from that Of
the Me-ced eide Of the San joaquin On
one side Of fhe river are wheat fells. on the
other yoU fad only cattle. Miller Is Lux
own 80 miles OF lcad on the western eile er
the san joaquin. and 0tlcc persons oWa
aliuls. equally great tracts. Il is -aid that
Mr.. Miller j. the p2ssess3- %, half q Iailion
Of acres in this S.lre, he haa nearly 100000
cattle. and being o -nrcwd business man. he
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) PAnALAEL- AgDELw JOHssos AND H0R-
ACE GEstLEY. What the Southern white lead
ers viured and hoped to get through Nj John
son is 7ssentially whst tbsy nov want sri hope
to set through Air Greeley. To both these dern-
ons;rstiols il behalf Of object the republican
party makes consistent record OF opposition.
but Mr. Greeley has deserted To be sure he
pfofesses TO be =, good republican az ever 90
did Mr johnson. lie heratez everybody who
accuses bin Of tretchefy ; 20 did Mr.. johnson.
He has ostentsti0us xItcdon for he consti-
tuition 20 b.d Mr.. johnson. He has fund Of
indiscfiminate pity for the conq1ered and op-
pressed rebel soldiery 50 had Mr. Johnson
the chief difference being that Mr. JOhnIon dis
covered their forlorn condition sooner than Mr.
Greeley, but thi, perhaps may be accounted tor
by the fact that Mr.. johnson needed democratic
and Southern votes in 1868. whereas MIR. Gree
leg has only lately come to that condition. The
mere Se contemplate the characters of the two
men as circumstances have developed them, the
more remarkable sppears their Likeness. Both
are selfeducatei men, both men OF large n.tu-
raj ability, both men Of intense prejIdcss and
strong paisions, both men Of iInprscticable in
dependence, both crochety, whimsical, egotistic,
ambitious, lovers Of hsitery. EARLY deceived,
'' honest " in the sense Of wel-mexning power
ful auxiiisrIes, but incapable and dangerous
leaders. The parallel is completed By the hos
tile attitude lately assumed by Mr.. Greeley to-
wards the psrty with which he has TO long acted.
and to which he has in the past rendered vslu
able seryice.-BosfoH -fdrertiseT.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-07-12

The rea liquor isE ia Michigan. which allows
the ianily Ola rasa zuI-rins By re,scu Of his
dr-nkeaLess to rsc5.e- dsaiszes from the person
Who sells him Iquor, ofe-.,e. With the efficiency
OIL rev stesi-rrsp. a recent ias,suce Of It's
E,rsia- sl0ws taet CONS tLings eau be done as
well as ottsrs if YOU % to work in tie right
way. ~ David Laue wss until few DAYS
since tie rra 9ustor ia liquor saloon in 4 place
iu ths, s-a,e rejoicing in the Dsme OF Torch
Lake. Cls OF the customers 20 whom he die
Pensei iutoxicaats vss Nir. Jack Parker Il Ap-
pasrt that Mrs. Parker, sf,er mature considers
Eon. Suggestions o, hungry days and sleepless
nish'r-rssoiyel 20 request Mr. Lane to return
The no0ey hich be had taken from her hus-
bad ''TitAout any adequate compensation -
Ni,h ;le law ca her side Nrs Parker bad 90
strong cs-e thst ite saioo1-keeper Immediate
" refunded the money, sad. seeing th.t the
pro'eecl;cn oi tie busiuess under such condi
tilrs Nss ,Eclr fo ne attea3e! With reri0ns loss,
be pulled d5sa bis sign and closed HE establish
meut Here was 40 otuarious and pr0trscted
process Of complaint md seizure sui forfeiture,
but F.. wansas word dr5 the ousine,s, and the
saig Of liquor g ~ stepped